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        <![CDATA[ The Bald Eagle vendors had some nice rock this year at the knap-in. I have wanted to try the famous Normanskill Chert from my home state of New York for a few
years. New York Chert has always had it in chunks that were too large for me to handle, but this year he had spalls and bulk rock. I got a half a dozen pound
size spalls and one bulk chunk weighing 17.5 lbs. His prices were great, the bulk was $1.50/lb and the spalls were $2.50/lb. The Normanskill works similar to
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			<description><![CDATA[ I am a 50 some year veteran fly fisherman. The &quot;Black Flats&quot; along the Esopus Creek have sent me caterwauling downstream many times. They are as
slick as a Teflon griddle. Some of those &quot;Black Flats&quot; are the chert in question here for those looking for Esopus. Disturbing trout waters is a
felony and I would never use my Orvis fly rod as a pick axe either.
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Gary
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			<description><![CDATA[ thanks gary, i&#39;ll look him up at letchworth, if i make it.   hey steve welcome. we traded some rock a few years back.
<br>
have you found any new honey holes? ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Gary
<br>
<br>
FYI.  The black normanskill you show is fine material but not the best.  The high quality stuff is either grey or an emerald green.  I did not see any of it in
the pictures Eric posted.  Also from my experience there is only a very small area where the best Esopus lives.  Thanks for the post.  Good Luck ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Gary ...That point would good in any body best of there best case..the one you keep out for the rest of the world to see....
<br>
THANKS FOR THE PIC&#39;S
<br>
<br>
Curt ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ Gary,
<br>
Nice point that stuff is kind of like  Flint ridge in that it can be plagued with unhealed cracks.
<br>
 That was Al Kronimus, he&#39;ll be back at Letchworth
<br>
Steve Nissly
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			<description><![CDATA[ He calls his business &quot; CHERT NEW YORK&quot; and sells at a lot of the shows. I forgot his name but I bet a number of PaleoPlanet members know him.
Anyway, here is a link to the Bald Eagle post and Eric of Ericsrocks posted a picture of the man with his two little dogs about at the end of page one of the
post.
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<a title="" href="http://paleoplanet69529.yuku.com/topic/26518"></a>
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<a target="_blank"... ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ nice work gary! that is a nice piece of rock. would you mind sharing who the seller was? ]]></description>

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			<description><![CDATA[ The Bald Eagle vendors had some nice rock this year at the knap-in. I have wanted to try the famous Normanskill Chert from my home state of New York for a few
years. New York Chert has always had it in chunks that were too large for me to handle, but this year he had spalls and bulk rock. I got a half a dozen pound
size spalls and one bulk chunk weighing 17.5 lbs. His prices were great, the bulk was $1.50/lb and the spalls were $2.50/lb. The Normanskill works similar to
the Onondaga from... ]]></description>

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