What is it?

William4567

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Port lavaca, tx
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kcm

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Feb 29, 2016
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Port Lavaca, huh?? The sun probably melted some scrap steel into the soil. :laughing9:

It "looks" like a dirty quartz, until you show the bottom(?) of the rock that is all cracked. Yet another photo has what looks like iron staining, which is also common in quartz. .....Beats me!
 

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