[meteorite-list] New Pallasite, photos.

[Thetoprok at aol.com]

Hi Mike, List,

Great job! I'd like to  say congratulations on your extraordinary find. I can 
understand how that may be  your most satisfying find yet, them thar 
Pallasites are rare!
Thanks for  sharing the pictures and story as well, some would say that's the 
best part, the  human experience of personal success. 
Well Done.

Happy  Hunting,
Larry Atkins



In a message dated 3/17/2007 10:30:06  A.M. Eastern Standard Time, 
trifid at timewarp.de writes:
Hi Mike, Ruben, and  All,

I'd like to second Ruben's congratulations on this fantastic find -  well
done Mike! This one is extra-cool because it's a cold find. Great in  situ
pictures, by the way! So keep on rocking, and never mind the  trolls.

Best,
Norbert

Norbert Classen
Planetary  Meteorites
http://www.meteoris.de 

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Hi Mike and All,
Congratulations!!! You are the man  Mike, an impressive
find indeed!! I'm not sure if most of the list  can
fully appreciate how hard it is to find a meteorite,
even when you're  right in the middle of the strewn
field. 

Finding a pallasite is an  awesome feeling. I know that
you are one of only a handfull of people that  have
ever found a Glorieta Mountain Pallasite. How many
different  pallasites have you personally found? I'm
assuming Imilac, Glorieta Mountain  and this new one,
any others?

Ruben

Ruben Garcia
Phoenix,  Arizona
http://www.mr-meteorite.com


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