Monthly Mineral Chronicles Volume 4 Issue 4 is now available. This month, in this 59 page full-colour issue, we have the following articles: Mineral Snippet – Hausmannite Illustrated Minerals of Australia Volume 1, Part 2 – Allargentum to Angastonite. The second installment of a significant undertaking documenting the 1500 or...
An excellent video on crocoite from the Adelaide Mine, Dundas, Tasmania, produced by Blue Cap Productions…
Monthly Mineral Chronicles volume 4 issue 3 is now available. This month, in this 90 page full-colour issue, we have the following articles: Shows and Stuff… Slowly moving to a “Covid Normal”. One Show at a time. Illustrated Minerals of Australia – Volume 1, Part 1 – Acanthite to Allanite....
Monthly Mineral Chronicles volume 4 issue 2 is now available. This month, in this 75 page full-colour issue, we have the following articles: The Show Must Go On [Line] – a Virtual Tucson show! Story of an Old Mineral Collection – Rolf introduces us to an old collection with links...
Monthly Mineral Chronicles vol 4 issue 1 is now available. For the start of a new year, one full of hope(!), we have a new look. This month, in this 58 page full-colour issue, we have the following articles: Cutting Cabochon Days, Rolf Luetcke. Rolf takes us back to the...
This is a conspicuous deep lead tailings dump on Rodborough Road, Majorca, but I have not been able (so far) to locate any information about it. There are other nearby mines listed by the Victorian Heritage Council, but this one doesn’t appear to be in there.
Google Maps Satellite View (or Google Earth) is a technology that can be very helpful in locating places of interest with a view to potentially visiting (subject, of course, to having the necessary permission). This image of an area in the Central Goldfields Region of Victoria clearly shows shafts dug...
With the kids away, we went for a picnic Xmas lunch today. Came across this mine dump in our travels. The New Victoria Mine, Waterloo, Victoria. Sunk to access the Waterloo Lead, one of the deep leads in the area. Waterloo is a small locality about 9km north of Beaufort....
Monthly Mineral Chronicles Volume 3 Issue 12 is now available. This month, in this 77 page full-colour issue, we have the following articles:* Collector’s Guide to the Minerals of Lake Boga Part 5* Preserving Provenance – every specimen has a story… until it doesn’t* Tres Alamos Wash Prospect, north of...
Monthly Mineral Chronicles vol 3 issue 11 is now available. This month, in this 71 page full-colour issue, we have the following articles:
Regional Guide to Victorian Geology, John McAndrew and Marcus Marsden. Quite a useful publication, and available on the Internet Wayback Machine (archive.org) here.
Monthly Mineral Chronicles vol 3 issue 10 is now available. This month, in this 53 page full-colour issue, we have the following articles:
