Mineral Point is the largest town East of Livingston and a big town for
tourists to visit and stay in for surrounding tourist attractions. They used
it basically in the article since most people in Wisconsin, nor in Illinois,
nor Iowa have any idea where Livingston is since it only has 697
Dirk is correct in his post. If you recall an article by a writer on Sunday,
I believe from the Madison Wisconsin paper, where she states and quotes a
professor and scientist at the U of Wisconsin at Madison who was accepting
specimens
and telling farmers to not trust the meteorite collectors
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To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2010 01:06:33 -0500
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] nut bag reporting award Wisconsin
Mineral Point is the largest town East of Livingston and a big town for
tourists to visit and stay in for surrounding
I guess I don't see why you're calling it nutbag or lunacy.
While Mineral Point does seem a too far east of Livingston, but the article
states a none explicit just west of...
130 grams at $20 per gram = $2600, so the value of thousands sounds
reasonable.
What am I missing?
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Richard Kowalski
: Thursday, April 22, 2010 12:23 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] nut bag reporting award Wisconsin
I guess I don't see why you're calling it nutbag or lunacy.
While Mineral Point does seem a too far east of Livingston, but the article
states a none explicit just west of...
130 grams at $20 per
I'm confused, this actually could be important information leading to the size
and shape of the strewn field. Also, just West is vague, so we do not know
exactly were it was found.
This is and odd quote, Magnets stuck to the rock easily— the first time Dutch
has seen that in 33 years on the
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