The Alabama Mineral and Lapidary Society is a non-profit organization |
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The Alabama Mineral and Lapidary Society is a non-profit organization |
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| AMLS members set up an outreach area at the Whistle Stop Festival at the Shops of Grand River in Leeds. We cracked geodes, panned for gems, painted rocks, demonstrated cabbing, and handed out membership information. |
 Reggie Bolton (R) with another vendor. |
 Cathy Kellogg enjoys a gourmet lunch. |
 Reggie Bolton helps Bunny check the stuff at the club tent. |
 "There's some gold right there!" says panning instructor Bud Newell. |
 Terri Wilson stealthily included these suspicious looking fellows in this selfie. |
 Lots to see and do in the club tent! |
 Bunny Bolton fe-manning the club tent while Reggie walks into the banner! |
 Bud and Tony getting ready to crack open a geode. Wonder what's inside? |
 You will see Cathy Kellogg, Bunny Bolton, Don & Jill Hill at virtually every club event. |
 Hangin' out at the club tent! |
 Terri Wilson and Cathy Kellogg: the brains behind this operation! |
 Tim Leatherman's thinkin' about rocks... |
 Here goes nothing! |
 Bud Newell, at rest (doesn't happen often). |
 Bud Newell and Tony McCullough get the tables ready. |
 Tony McCullough tests the goodies. |
 Tim Leatherman, why are you on that side of the fence? |
 There were lots of other folks at Whistle Stop! |
 Cathy and Tim showing a young visitor how to pan for... water? |
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