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casmik17

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My late fiance and I found this "rock" thing about 6 years ago while rock hunting in a nearby creek. It was wedged into the fork of a tree on the bank of the creek. I have had a few people tell me it is whatever gets discarded from a commercial airplane bathroom! I guess it could be, I have no idea but i am sure hoping it's something else!! haha...
Any help is greatly appreciated. My rocks (20).webpMy rocks (15).webpMy rocks (16).webpMy rocks (14).webpMy rocks (13).webpMy rocks (12).webpWP_20141209_13_54_38_Pro.webpWP_20141209_13_54_49_Pro.webpWP_20141209_13_54_11_Pro.webpWP_20141209_13_52_30_Pro.webp
 
i would say it is lighter than what a standard rock this size would be. it isn't like cotton ball light though...lol. Are you talking about pumice as in the same thing you use on the feet? if so, i would expect it to be quite a bit lighter than it is.
 
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Poo? Who knew?!!!
 
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This is not poo! Airplane sewage if still dropped, would be frozen and after landing it would thaw.
What Happens When You Flush a Toilet on an Airplane?

Anyway, enough with the bs...
This chunk could be many things... some kind of mineral like travertine, but it doesn't look like any kind of pumice I have seen...

Maybe it's artificial, like some type of insulation material maybe? A broken piece would wear in a stream and look like a rock after some time.
 
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micaceous schist.
Just an educated guess.
 
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I have no idea if kezhk is correct but the word game coming to mind, considering the thread's title...
My caceous shist... :laughing7: :laughing7: :laughing7:
Sorry, couldn't help myself...
 
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