Note: check out Day One of this show as well as my personal haul from the show HERE.
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound Galen Moyer (thundereggs from around the world) |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound Galen Moyer (thundereggs from around the world) |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound Mary Caperone |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound Junior Rockhounds' "My Favorite Rock." |
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| Santa Lucia Junior Rockhound Eva Rodriguez |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound rock mafia dons Don Harrington and Don Pierce. |
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| Cindy Chambers' "My Favorite Things." |
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| Orcutt Mineral Society's Donn & Sylvia Nasholm self-made jewelry. |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound Barbara Bilyeu (petrified dinosaur bone) |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound Nick Sherwin |
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| Dale Harwood |
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| Dianne Brooke "Mermaid Treasures." |
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| Orcutt Mineral Society's Wes Lingerfelt "Top Notch Digs." |
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| Orcutt Mineral Society's Jeannie Lingerfelt self-made jewelry |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound & Orcutt Mineral Society's Wayne Mills mostly self-made soapstone repro artifacts. |
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| Chris Driesbach (biconoids) |
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| Galen Moyer |
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| Tom McGanty |
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| Tom McGanty |
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| Doug Moore |
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| Doug Moore |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound David Nelson |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound David Nelson (biconoids) |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound Aaron Miller |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound Jim Mills "The Winner's Circle." |
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| Gene Bilyeu |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound Barbara Bilyeu (various geodes and thundereggs) |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhound Barbara Bilyeu (local biconoids) (my people's choice vote went to this one) |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhounds Jason Martines and Barbara Bilyeu (local biconoids) |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhounds Jason Martines and Barbara Bilyeu (local biconoids) |
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| Santa Lucia Rockhounds Jason Martines and Barbara Bilyeu (local biconoids) |
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| Not sure if these are club collection material or from a private collection but definitely are local material. |
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| Richard Wade giving is crowd-rousing performance to the delight of the young and young at heart. |
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| Each black dot in each square panel is the size of a period dot and there are one million of them here. All photos by Kim Patrick Noyes (all rights reserved) |
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