[meteorite-list] AD-A Strewn field within the Franconia Strewn Field

From: Michael Blood <mlblood_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2009 13:54:21 -0800
Message-ID: <C5A8B70D.1FF%mlblood_at_cox.net>

Hi Larry,
        Tried to look you up in the Meteorite Exchange Tucson Gide
To Meteorite dealers and people and could not find you in the Inn
Suites listing. Is there a reason for this?
        RSVP
        Thanks, Michael


On 1/30/09 11:10 AM, "Larry Sloan" <gldfinder at yahoo.com> wrote:

> During the heyday of hunting the Franconia area in 2004 John Wolfe came across
> several small stones that were less magnetic and appeared different from the
> small Franconia stones. I sent a sample to Cascadia Meteorite Lab, and the
> result was Buck Mountains 002,an L6. They were found in a small strewn field
> about 1/2 by 1 mile long, within the larger Franconia field. The 002 stones
> are differentiated from the other L6 found in the area,Palo Verde Mine, in
> that they are seldom over 60 grams and many are complete small stones whereas
> the PVM were two stones of 2000 and 7100 grams shaped like loaves of bread.I
> will have several of the 002 available at Tucson. They can be viewed at Inn
> Suites, Room 103,KD Meteorites. Room 103 will also have other Arizona
> Meteorites such as Canyon Diablo, Buck Mountain Wash, Franconia,Palo Verde
> Mine,The Franconia Iron(Sacramento Wash 005),Trilby Wash,and Gold Basin.
> Larry Sloan
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