[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Randy and List, Last July Chauncey Walden and I drove all the way around the
reported find location of these Kalahari Lunars. This part of the Central
Kalahari Nature
Reserve (national not private) is not a sandy desert like those far to the
north or the Namib to the west. In this location is the ground is almost
totally covered in knee high grass and scattered trees. We did not see any
igneous rocks in this area in fact there are not many rocks of any type in this
area. If I remember correctly it is part of the worlds largest body of sand. So
any rock would look odd and stand out. I know it was totally different from
what I had envisioned and hoped for. Tough area to hunt meteorites. Much better
for photographing lions and cheetah.
Regards, Fred Olsen, Denver
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