I found a new mine and decided to go check it out on Monday. It was a long trench-like pit with some boulders/outcrops above it and had tailings all behind it.
I went in the pit first but there wasn't much to see since not much of the bedrock was still exposed due to overburden. Then went around back to check out the tailings. There we started finding some interesting little floaters/blades and a lot of signs of crystals. I was starting to get really excited that this mine might actually turn out to be worth while.
Next I headed over to the boulder/outcrop area to do a little poking around and within 5 minutes I was already in a pocket! 
It was a tiny little cavity that I could barely stick 2 fingers in, but it was full of loose dirt and pieces of acorn shells and I managed to pull 2 blades and a small crystal out. I felt what I thought was the bottom of the cavity and figured that was it.... but then the bottom wiggled. So I broke open the mouth of the hole.
(this is after I broke it open a little more)


This was the "bottom" of the pocket that wiggled....
Turns out it wasn't the bottom at all, but  a nice floater



Next thing I knew I was pulling crystal after crystal out of this hole! Glass clear, some double terminated, clusters, complete floaters... all out of this tiny hole! It was kinda funny actually.





... and all of this came out of that tiny Mouse Hole 
I will never overlook any cavity ever again, no matter how small!

I have more from this pocket that I am still cleaning and will post pics soon.

Wow, such a great story.  That was pretty extraordinary pocket you found there.  Thanks for allowing us to explore the pocket with you and definitely thanks for sharing!   

I see inclusions in there -- wonder what those could be?   

Nice report Kayla and awesome finding those crystals! 

Looks like a "hole" lot of fun at the Mouse Hole Mine! 

Thanks for the post, Fire.
Way to keep findin' those pockets!

Here are a few more from the same pocket




A few nice floaters


Double Terminated


.... and a few more clusters 

Thanks 

No rest for the weary or maimed I reckon.
I love looking at what you've found from that pocket.
Little bigger pictures would help.

Thanks for resizing them.     I know it's tedious to resize images but necessary so people can actually see them.

That's a super plate of crystals there.  Can't wait till you get it all out.  It will look nice on your shelf.  I've noticed that quite often plates of crystals like that are relatively loosely attached to the matrix.  So if you can work the edges of that pocket all the way down to the base where they are attached you may be able to pop the whole plate off in one piece.  Obviously there's a good chance it will come out in more than one piece, but unless you bring a rock saw out there, it will be your best option.  Good luck!