Here was where we wanted to work. In a thick, upright fluorite vein, I could see through a narrow hole yet another crystallized cavity. The fluorite was easy to work with. The hole to the cavity got bigger and bigger and after a short time Walter was standing in the cavity and handed me the first fluorite specimens. I had never found fluorite so easily! It struck me immediately that this was green fluorite. If you held the pieces in front of the headlamp, they glowed bright green. The green color was new for the Summit Cleft, because so far only purple fluorites in various shades of color had been found here. Unfortunately, water and frost destroyed or damaged many of the fluorites. Still, enough good pieces could be found, ready to be taken away. I carefully packed the good pieces and stowed them in cloth sacks while Walter was busy retrieving yet more. After about 5 hours we finished our work. The way into the open was long and exhausting due to the many heavy cloth bags: I crawled about 2 meters ahead and then Walter handed me all the bags to then place up front. I stowed the bags in this place as best I could. When all the bags were stowed, we moved forward another 2 meters and the procedure started all over again. With a depth of more than 40 meters in the mountain, it is not difficult to imagine how often we had to do this operation. More demanding on the imagination is the fact that we had to crawl in many varied and near-impossible postures. We reached the open air quite exhausted. After a short break, we packed the specimens in the backpacks. The heavy weight made the return ascent up to the summit cross very strenuous. But once there, we then began climbing down, combined with a few breaks, via the hiking trail to the Sticklerhütte and finally walked over the forest road to the Muritzen car park. What joy we felt when we saw our car. On such strenuous tours, the best moment always comes when you reach the car and can get the heavy pack off your back. We drove to Walter's home where we washed and divided the pieces. After a long hiatus, this first tour with Walter proved to be the start of a warm friendship and many tours together over the next few years.