Mill Creek Drainage - Fallen Tree Thundereggs

Moving east into the Ochoco Mountains (Thunderegg Central?) we come to Mill Creek Drainage - and perhaps the most famous resident here is the Fallen Tree Mine. These eggs have a haunting and touching quality for me that might surprise people who judge eggs on how 'dramatic' they are. The Fallen Tree eggs seem soft - organic. Alive. I might even use the word 'spiritual'. The first of these below is my all-time favorite egg. I can sit and stare at it for hours.

Double Fallen Tree Thunderegg	Beautiful Fallen Tree Thunderegg with Pastel Colours and Waterline Agate	Large Double Fallen Tree - 'Ocean Landscape'
Double Fallen Tree Pair with Opal Layer	Beautiful Fallen Tree Pair with Clear Agate	Small double Fallen Tree with Moss
Small Fallen Tree with Biconoid Core	Beautifully Mineralized Fallen Tree Egg	Hollow Fallen Tree with Simple Opal Floor
Fallen Tree Thunderegg Pair with Orbs	Fallen Tree pair with Moss Spray	Fallen Tree Thunderegg Pair with Leveling Lines
Small Opaline Fallen Tree Pair	Blue and White Opal Stained Red	Large Fallen Tree Pair
Fallen Tree Thunderegg with Very Unusual Grey Agate Core	Fallen Tree Thunderegg with A Glimmer of Amethyst and a Crystal Cast.	Large Fallen Tree Thunderegg from the Glory Hole
Fallen Tree Thunderegg with Clear Agate Around Quartz and Negative Crystal Casts	Sharp Fallen Tree Thunderegg with Amethyst and a Negative Crystal Cast	Fallen Tree Thunderegg with Complex Moss
Fallen Tree Thunderegg Zeolite Specimen	Green Fallen Tree Thunderegg with a Hint of Orange	Fallen Tree Cluster with Opal 'Floor' and Unusual Cave
Fallen Tree Thunderegg with a Complex Core of Moss and Crystal	Triple Fallen Tree Thunderegg with Green Moss and Waterlines