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Mottramite on calcite rhombs
Mottramite is part of what is known as a solid solution series, when there exists a continuum of chemical composition between end members within a mineral family. In this case the end members oscillate between lead and copper vanadate, formed when primary ore deposits are altered by the passage of oxidising mineralised fluids. Mottramite is the copper rich end member, as evidenced by the gorgeous green colour, while orangey brown descloizite (see http://bit.ly/2wcLVI9 and http://bit.ly/2uLvIJx) is the lead rich one. The stalactite in this unusual piece from the Tsumeb mine in Namibia (see http://bit.ly/1c2CjkD) has grown on a matrix of calcite and been subsequently encrusted with gemmy transparent rhombs. The specimen measures 3.1 x 2.9 x 1.5 cm .
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Image credit: Spirifer Minerals
http://www.mindat.org/min-2792.html http://www.galleries.com/Mottramite http://webmineral.com/data/Mottramite.shtml
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Jane Dickson, Out of Here North 3, 2013.
Oil on astroturf, 185 x 290 cm.
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good morning dirtbag nation last night I cowboy camped up on a ridgeline tucked beneath hemlock saplings right alongside one of those big intermountain power lines that look like giant men walking across the mountain tops. the wires were so close that there was a constant crackling hum of electricity that almost disguised the sound of the rain pit-pattering on my tarp. when the water hit the cables it made hot blue flashes like little lightning birds on the wire, and you could almost track the sheets of wind in the darkness because of the ripples of light.
Views this morning. Surveyor's Ridge, OR. 06/15/2024.
Naumann Architektur, FNP Architekten, S(ch)austall am Eiswoog, 2004.
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