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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 291869" data-attributes="member: 704">When I get to my phone I'll post a pic of a 1849 Colt powder flask that I found near where Sully trained his soldiers.&nbsp; Somehow it must have exploded because I only have one side of the flask.&nbsp; My grandfather bought a homestead from an old trapper (Mike Belonge) along the Sheyenne river.&nbsp; He showed grandpa where Sully had dug trenches and used the natural valleys to train soldiers.&nbsp; I called the state museum people once, but they hoohummed so I'm never telling to dip wads anything. New Mexico has a state park called Rockhound state park.&nbsp; They let you keep up&nbsp; to 15 pounds of rock that you find.&nbsp; I didn't realize we had opal in the United States until talking with a fellow 1000 miles later.&nbsp; I found five of the local Thunder Eggs, but like a green horn idiot I threw away opal.&nbsp; The ground was covered with Jasper in places.&nbsp; The Thunder Eggs were located on top of sheets of obsidian.[ATTACH]42438[/ATTACH]Edit:&nbsp; The flask was found near the cabin where an old Native American lady delivered my mom and twin sister in 1908.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 291869, member: 704"] When I get to my phone I'll post a pic of a 1849 Colt powder flask that I found near where Sully trained his soldiers. Somehow it must have exploded because I only have one side of the flask. My grandfather bought a homestead from an old trapper (Mike Belonge) along the Sheyenne river. He showed grandpa where Sully had dug trenches and used the natural valleys to train soldiers. I called the state museum people once, but they hoohummed so I'm never telling to dip wads anything. New Mexico has a state park called Rockhound state park. They let you keep up to 15 pounds of rock that you find. I didn't realize we had opal in the United States until talking with a fellow 1000 miles later. I found five of the local Thunder Eggs, but like a green horn idiot I threw away opal. The ground was covered with Jasper in places. The Thunder Eggs were located on top of sheets of obsidian. [ATTACH=CONFIG]42438._xfImport[/ATTACH] Edit: The flask was found near the cabin where an old Native American lady delivered my mom and twin sister in 1908. [/QUOTE]

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