I went back to Burkina Faso and bought more pieces, and sadly all had
either broken on impact or been smashed by the locals. The largest piece
was 2.2 kilograms, 100% crusted individual, which has been hit with a rock
and broke into three pieces which fit back together perfectly. It still
has grass embedded in the crust from impact. That is a very dry area and
none of the pieces ever saw a drop of water on them. I bought over 4
kilograms and Marcin Cimala also got some samples as my meteorite contacts
also sent some out to him:) So much for loyalty in Africa.
Michael Farmer
Hi List and Mike.
I think it was not soo bad as You think it was with africa loyalty. :)
Becouse You bough Ouadangou (Lampiayrie as I called it) in 2003 and I got my
345g in 2004 beetween aprill and june. My samples was propably from someone
who keep them for himsels and later decided to sell to my contact.
Now I need print new labels for my collection specimens
If You want , here are some photos from 2004, enjoy
http://www.polandmet.com/_lampiayrie.htm
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