[轉貼] 你知道摩洛哥的钒铅矿（Vanadinite） 如何来的吗？（图） 摩洛哥, 如何

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Some important localities and places in the vicinity of Midelt. Google Earth    Map.

Entrence to the famous Mibladen village. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

View from the cerusite mining area to High Atlas. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Small hill with well visible mineralised leyer (orange color), Mibladen. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

ACF Mine which serves as the locality  for sourrounding vanadinite workings. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Aerial view to so called "ACF" vanadinite workings. Google Earth    Map.

Small shafts in the vanadinite ming area. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Miners working in the new shaft. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Digging  the shaft in search for vanadinites. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Miner just finished working in ACF mine. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Me ready to enter the underground. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Chris is getting down to have a look at vanadinite pocket. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Very dirty and happy Asia in small a tunel with vanadinte pocket at the end. Fot. T. Praszkier.

Very rare view - baryte and vanadinte pocket in situ. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Very rare view - baryte and vanadinte pocket in situ. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Very rare view - baryte and vanadinte pocket in situ. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Specimen extracted from pocket shown above. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Examining the vanadintes previousely mined in Mibladen. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Good quality vanadinites on baryte. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Good quality vanadinites. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

The best vanadinites that we saw during this trip. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Small but very nice spcimens. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Red One! Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Very nice spcimen with good contrast - white baryte with bloody-red vanadinite. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

Another white and red one. Fot. J. Gajowniczek.

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Big vanadinite from the new find in Taouz, size 7 cm. Fot. G. Bijak.

Other habit of vanadinite from the new find in Taouz, size 6 cm. Fot. G. Bijak.

Unusual "curtain like" habit of vanadinite from the new find in Taouz, size 7 cm. Fot. G. Bijak.

Parallel growth crystals of vanadinite from the new find in Taouz, size 3.2 cm. Fot. G. Bijak.

Parallel growth crystals of vanadinite from the new find in Taouz, size 2.2 cm. Fot. G. Bijak.

Parallel growth crystals of vanadinite from the new find in Taouz, size 4.6 cm. Fot. G. Bijak.

Vanadinite from the new find in Taouz, size 4.2 cm. Fot. G. Bijak.

Parallel growth crystals of vanadinite from the new find in Taouz, size 4.5 cm. Fot. G. Bijak.

Parallel growth crystals of vanadinite from the new find in Taouz, size 4.5 cm. Fot. G. Bijak.

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We arrived to Midelt by night. The view from our hotel window. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Mohammed Laaroussi from Midelt who is our  very good friend and part of Spirifer family – we spent with him a lot  of time! J. Gajowniczek photo.

We were very happy to visit working with a freshly opened geode!, Mibladen. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Tom at the bottom of the working. J. Gajowniczek photo.

A freshly opened geode with very good  color, lustrus vanadinites and baryte (note the ring inside the geode  for scale). J. Gajowniczek photo.

Tom underground with a blood red vanadinite on baryte that just left the geode. J. Gajowniczek photo.

The same vanadinite from the picture above with two other very unusual specimens. J. Gajowniczek photo.

An unusual, huge, curved, top color vanadinite crystal. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Dirty Tom coming back to the surface, Mibladen. J. Gajowniczek photo.

The specimen from one of the photos above, very lustrus, unusually shaped vanadinite. J. Gajowniczek photo.

And another - also very interestingly crystallized specimen. J. Gajowniczek photo.

One of the vanadinites from the same find, note the very red color. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Vanadinite on baryte from the same find. J. Gajowniczek photo.

We made a trip to Aouli, Sidi Ayed and a  calcite locality without name the next day. In the old entrance to the  Aouli Mine. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Tomb of a man called Sidi Ayed - from whom the village of Sidi Ayed took its name. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Sidi Ayed Mine famous for fluorites, malachites and azurites. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Workings in Sidi Ayed. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Around Sidi Ayed. J. Gajowniczek photo.

After the trip to Sidi Ayed we returned  to Mibladen to see the same geode once again - this time it was opened  more widely. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Very happy Tom going dow to the working. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Tom (in a very uncomfortable position)  preparing the geode for photography. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Tom (in a very uncomfortable position) preparing the geode for photography. J. Gajowniczek photo.

A pocket with incredibly red, superb  specimens on baryte. Tom was very unhappy he could not collect there too  much. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Tom examining specimens from the geode above. J. Gajowniczek photo.

A blood-red specimen. J. Gajowniczek photo.

One of the best specimens from the find. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Big, lustrus crystals on baryte matrix. J. Gajowniczek photo.

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Second of the recent vanadinites` find,  the crystals are huge and very well developed, the only flaw is their  color - they are brownish red. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Note the size and thickness of crystals. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Some of the specimens have crystals scattered on a dark matrix which makes a very aesthetic contrast J. Gajowniczek photo.

A nice specimen with very well individualized crystals and contrastive matrix. J. Gajowniczek photo.

A big specimen with quite good color as for this find. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Huge and extremely thick crystals - what a pity they are not blood-red!. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Some of specimens from that find were giant. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Some of specimens from that find were giant. J. Gajowniczek photo.

And the third recent find of vanadinites - tree-like, red, rather small crystals. J. Gajowniczek photo.

The crystals are not big but have quite interesting forms. J. Gajowniczek photo.

Some of the specimens from this find are very big. J. Gajowniczek photo.