Loads of rough at the Kino Rock Show
Crowds are thin in the morning then grow as the day goes on.
Insode the show tent at Kino.
One of the boneyards. If you bought one Buffalo it is around $100 and the more you buy the cheaper they are.
The eclectic rock show at the Kino Sports Complex is always one of our top rock shopping venues. From rough rock, Lapidary Equipment, Jewelry, it’s a rock lover’s paradise. It seems on the average there are more unexpected items here than at most other shows around town. Antique Guns, large rock yard art, beautiful, carved statues, wood carvings, rock paintings, Metal Art, and imported bizarre clothing and had made belts and Buffalo Hide wallets are found. I always enjoy the variety at the Kino Rock Show.
Wood and Stone lamps and decorative things at the “Sticks N Stones” booth.
Beads? Where’s Bonnie? I gave her the day off without pay.
Petrified Wood at “Rimrock Gems” at Kino Park.
Lots of Lapis around.
A little pile of rough Lapis.
Pure German Silicon. If I would have stepped two steps to my left that stuff would reflect so bright you could not look at it.
Australian Marra Mamba at “Aradon pty LTD”. Amazing in the sun.
I had to stop back to the JOGS show and saw they brought in petrified wood bathing facilities.
This banded Jasper/Hematite from Australia was so shiny and reflective, I could hardly get a picture.
Australian Printstone at Aridon pty ltd
Printstone in the rough
Bonnie would have liked this Rose Quartz.
I can’t explain this, but it made me laugh.
Let’s just bring in a little Petrified Wood, shall we?
I told you this show was eclectic. Here’s a bear guarding his Buffalo pile.
Heads and Horns, pelts and purses.
Signs anyone?
Nice metal garden.
Antique weapons and western gear.
Diamond Pacific had a new flat lap that is higher up, angled for comfort, and magnetic laps. I liked this unit.
American Frontier Lapidary Supply Company had great rough. Go see my friend Damon Essig; you’ll like his material and prices.
More rocks at Damon’s Booth.
The 22nd Street Show brags that they have the greatest attendance, but by the crowds, you might think that honor goes to Kino. Kino is the place where we go to look for things we didn’t know we needed. Let’s swing through the Kino Show, with lots of pictures and fun. The people and goods are like a giant outdoor Walmart on steroids. I think I’ll just let the pictures speak for themselves. 
