The Rockshop at Harties

Back to South Africa, are you crazy! 1. We stayed in Mauritius for 5 years – Why Did We Moved to Mauritius​ in the first place • We visited Mauritius and we were immediately drawn to beauty of the island. The first night when we were there as tourist we swam in the warm water past sundown. It was intoxicating. We woke up the first morning hearing the cooing of the zebra doves. This is when we decided to come and live there. I asked myself what will I do in Mauritius​ And decided that going back to being an artist sounds just incredible. • It was exciting and overwhelming. I wanted to learn French so that we could integrate into the local community. After learning a thousand French words the language eluded me. I could not get the pronunciation right. 2. Life on a Small Island is just that, life on a small island • Mauritius is beautifull, stunning beaches, tropical weather, and island life. I started a youtube channel with my phone and Adobe Prenier pro. When I look back ...

Further prayer for Pascall who has an amazing testimony. I prayed for him in one of my previous videos when I just started off on this prayer journey for the sick and I go back now and then to see how he is doing. I pray again in this video and will go back soon to hear hom God has touched him. Listen to the end when he speaks about the manifestations he experienced during prayer.

Lorraine could hardly walk and unable to do any homework. Jesus healed her . We give Him all the glory. Pastor Farai and me walk the streets of Sunway and talk to several people. Everybody has a need. Pappi wants to commit suicide and took his solace in the bottle. We encourage him to follow Jesus. We also prayed from Bright from Mzimba in Malawi. They want employment. Life is tough in these townships. We then came across Peter who asked us to pray for his wife who is sick. We enter the gates and find a beautiful middle aged lady who suffers daily because of pain. She has had several operations and needed to go back for another one. The prayer of faith healed her. Contact me if you need prayer for healing.

Welding a simple attractive stand for your large specimens have never been easier. See how I do it in this video. The end result changed an amethyst cluster to an interior decorators item fit for an upmarket home. I take you through the process step by step, I start by welding an upright square bar of 1 cm thick unto a round dome base. The base is usually used as the tops of a round upright poles that you will get at your steel merchant. I then bend a 6 mm rebar and cut it at the right length. I then weld the rebar on the upright square bar about halfway up the metal bar. I then cool down the welded stand and chip off the flux and then paint the stand in a bronze paint. All in all it takes me about 30 minutes. And I have just increased the value of the specimen by double its original value Visit us at The Rockshop at Hartbeespoort. You will not be disappointed. Our address is 74 Scott str, Hartbeespoort, South Africa. You can see our minerals at www.bronnrocks.co.za We have bee...

See how the amethyst came out after being boiled in Oxalic acid for a day, before the big rain strikes. We unpack our first drum and we just love the quartz and amethyst that we bought from this trip. But the work is not yet done. They have to be trimmed. Remember that we bought mine run and some that are slightly better. Now we need to trim away the damage. Some pieces will loose half their weight and we will then be left with a fine specimen. We do a bit of unpacking washing and cutting in this video. I get a chance to edit this video while it is raining outside. Let me know in the comments below if you like this style of video. No music or too much talking. Please subscribe to the channel. It helps the algorithm. And like the video also please.

From dirty to clean, watch and believe. I do a test run with oxalic acid and was surprised by this great result. I loaded the pot with the dirtiest quartz I had and cooked the quartz for a couple of hours. I could not wait to open the pot. This is what I saw.