Treasure At Our Front Door

[StoneWhisper]

Well now what a surprise.. this treasure was left at our door step over night, and checking the mail this morning I nearly stumbled over it.. But wait, this thing was heavy too.. I picked it up and brought it in and set it on in the living room floor..

Appears to be either sand stone or a pale marble.. Not sure what it was used for.. and I may end up set it out in our back yard as part of our zen garden.​

 

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[mamabear]

what a nice gift. I would use it in a zen garden it's perfect.

 

[StoneWhisper]

Thanks Mama.. Thou I would have preferred it being black for the garden.. again never look a gift horse in the mouth.. This isn't the only time we've had "things" placed on our porch.. Once it was a low powered microscope.. So I could look at my rocks.. Thou I have told neighbors in the area, never throw anything away until they let me look at it first..

 

[MinerGirl]

Hi OurJeepLife, I should really know this but not sure. First thing I thought was Alabaster...so many different kinds. ?? Ask EU_Citizen...

How "zen" that people just drop off nice things onto your front porch... Looks "Ying and Yang"...also the thought "square pegs into rounds holes" crossed my mind.

Whatever it is, it's nice...(By the way, love your 5th wheel pic on other post)

MinerGirl

 

[StoneWhisper]

Pardon me.. But you lost me at "5th wheel" I'm assuming your talking about a truck?.. Anyway.. No, all we have is just a little old jeep.. 08 Wrang But thanks anyway.. and I agree.. it is very zen of others to simply drop stuff off for me.. Guess its my bubbly attitude.. :P

 

[MinerGirl]

OurJeepLife, Sorry! I got you and FarmerChick mixed up...Haha I had a Jeep too...quite a while ago. Handled great in the winter.

MinerGirl

 

[Eu_citzen]

My first impression was also marble or even some kind of pale and banded aragonite.
Difficult to say for sure.

 

[Rasputin]

Travertine. Also called travertine marble although it is a limestone, not a true marble.

 

[bman3725]

Looks like the white marble from here in my hometown.

 

[Wutdahay]

I would agree with Rasputin. It looks like Travertine.