What are these veins?

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Been making it deeper and found those in the circled area
 

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Looks like some type of sandstone or limonite. The veins are formed by erosion in the softer area's of the stone or by constant flow over the stone in those locations eating the stone like a dremel tool. My thoughts.
 

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