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✅ SOLVED Hello everyone. I found this stone washed up on the Lake Erie shore.

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I'm curious about this. Man-made or natural? If its natural what could have caused it. Thanks in advance from a newbie.
 

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Looks like a piece of an asbestos shingle.
 
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Water-worn asbestos siding would be my guess.
asbestos is hazardous
 
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Would agree siding,have removed before not knowing it contained asbestos though.


Water-worn asbestos siding would be my guess.
asbestos is hazardous
 
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Oh my! those are asbestos shingles? We had those as siding on the house I grew up in and when it was replaced later, there was a whole pile of them out back and me and my friends would throw them at eachother , pretending they were Chinese stars.. yikes!
 
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Thanks everyone. I do believe it is an asbestos shingle. I never would of thought of that. It's in the trash can.
 
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MUD HUT YOU TOOK THE WORDS RIGHT OUT MY MOUTH THATS WHAT IT IS.
 
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NOTE TO SELF: Eat no fish from Erie.
 
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asbestos is a bit misunderstood.....yes airborne fibers are dangerous over time and in concentration....but holding that in your hand is as dangerous as a piece of lead of similar size...which you also wouldn't lick.
 
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