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Post by amythestguy on Mar 29, 2010 23:08:42 GMT -5
sweet..once again a half-way decent find from a state with nothing good  ..is it easy working the rocks there? decomposed or fractured or is it just solid? |
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Post by jwnagy on Apr 22, 2010 15:22:40 GMT -5
;D
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Post by amythestguy on May 8, 2010 23:35:23 GMT -5
I had no idea you grew up there..boy if you stayed there, Rick, your corundum collection would be a lot smaller..
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Post by amythestguy on May 13, 2010 18:02:58 GMT -5
wanted to post this..so everyone is clear should this issue ever arise again..i had sent an email back beforwe it got iffy but any good info is always appreciatred especially when it comes to MAGMA and proper collecting/rules..this is per Maryland state parks..copied and pasted exactly as i recieved it an hour ago..
"Jason - Per COMAR, I have attached the regulations below:
08.07.06.13
.13 Plants, Rocks, Minerals, and Animals.
A. This regulation does not apply to park personnel in the performance of their duties.
B. In a State park an individual may not:
(1) Remove, disturb, damage, or destroy a plant, rock, mineral, or animal;
(2) Cut down, remove, or destroy a tree; or
(3) Feed, touch, tease, frighten, or intentionally disturb wildlife.
C. The Service may issue permits for the removal of any item listed in this regulation.
D. The collection or possession of animals shall be in accordance with Natural Resources Article, ยง10-902, Annotated Code of Maryland, and COMAR 08.03.08.
Diane B. Feheley
Maryland Park Service
410-260-8167
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Post by mineralcat on Mar 31, 2018 0:08:29 GMT -5
So what! Unfair law - what about pursuit of happiness?
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..is it easy working the rocks there? decomposed or fractured or is it just solid?
