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The cleft was 70 cm deep, 40 cm wide in the lower rear area, and up to 50 cm high. Although the two clefts were so close together, the crystals look different:

The surfaces of the quartzes from the new cleft also show a white coating, but in between there are areas colored green by chlorite. The tops are not clear, but show in a milky to light green color. They are smooth and shiny, some with an artichoke-like growth. The second largest crystal is a little thicker at the top and opens up in several layers like a bud. The innermost layer at the top is water-clear. The crystals are partially covered with a 2nd generation of small quartz crystals. These 2nd generations are a little finer and darker compared to the other cleft with the milky quartzes. The calcites from this cleft also look a little different: while the calcites of the milky quartzes have a light brown color, these calcites here are colored light green by chlorite or show a transparent white color. The calcites are also partially covered with a second generation of quartz crystals.

Collecting minerals should be over for the time being, because the planned work on building of our house begins in April. But after these great finds I was able to take a relaxed break.