Feb 22nd 2025 Field Trip to Mt. Baker area (Dunite, Olivine)

On Sat Feb 22nd, 2025, we will be going to the Mt. Baker area for Dunite. I’m thinking just to meet at Ol One Lane Bridge on the middle fork of the Nooksack River. Dunite is a “jade like” green rock.  It’s prevalent in the river rock and easy to collect.  Primarily comprised of olivine.  We do not have to get in the water to find it.

Details will be sent via e-mail to my distribution list 1 week prior to trip.

Roger Danneman ( roger.danneman@gmail.com ; 425-228-8781 or 425-757-3506 cell).

Updated: March 25, 2025 — 7:57 pm

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