Any idea what this is?
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That'd be my first guess too. Cretaceous period. That's also a guess.
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Looks like a rotted cane tip.
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Replacement fish vertebrae, first manufactured by Firestone in the early 1930’s
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It's been a long week and a half on the road. I'm exhausted. Forgive me. lolYou're joking right?
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WHAT? Me
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