Bobby_Dazzler_96
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Found this pitted rock in a field in the Florida panhandle. Any ideas??
Pitted rock??
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GoldieLocks
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It kind of looks like severely oxidized iron. It might not be a rock at all. I am not sure how you clean it?
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Goldie is correct, it like a severely rusted piece of iron, one that most likely has a hole in the center.
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Plug N Play
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Volcanic Rock often used in landscaping, road beds, etc. ?
Scoria.
Scoria.
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Bobby_Dazzler_96
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It did not set off the metal detector
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Dougie Webb
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If it didn't set off the detector, then I would go with Plug and Play on it being volcanic.
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