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Ian A
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🔗Hendre-Fluorite-Mine-2-User-Album-Image-70077[linkphoto]Hendre-Fluorite-Mine-2-User-Album-Image-70077[/linkphoto][/link]

No flash, side lighting, close up shot of developing cave pearls in Hendre spar mine

Ian

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Roy Morton
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13 years ago

Great shot, they look amost organic.

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Mr Mike
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13 years ago

A very nice shot, but should they not be mine pearls?

Imagine the up roar if you were in a cave with cavers and called them mine pearls!

Mr Mike www.mineexplorer.org.uk

Teigl
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13 years ago

Fab shot, and something a bit different.

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Ian A
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13 years ago

"Mr Mike" wrote:
A very nice shot, but should they not be mine pearls?

I had considered that and nearly did name them "Mine Pearls" but I could not find the existence of such a name. "Cave Pearls" was the only reference I found here;

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_pearls

😞

Ian

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