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I spend way too much time looking at rocks.. :tard:...but thought this one was cool....
 

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I think those kind of marks are where gems can form along that line.

SKD
 
SoreKneesDayton said:
I think those kind of marks are where gems can form along that line.

SKD

Pegamatite vein, correct?

Cool boulder 8)
 
:thumbsup:

Fossis.............
 
Glacial erratic at seaside?
 
I think it is cool too! and to be honest I don't think a person can "spend way too much time lookin at rocks"! ;D
 
You can not spend to much time looking at rocks. Love that one going to save pic if you do not mine.
Bobby
 
SoreKneesDayton said:
I think those kind of marks are where gems can form along that line.

SKD

I like the way you think SKD...always looking at things from the treasure hunters point of view..

DigginThePast said:
Pegamatite vein, correct?

Cool boulder 8)

I believe so....thanks..

fossis said:
:thumbsup:

Fossis.............

Thanks fossis..

Cynangyl said:
I think it is cool too! and to be honest I don't think a person can "spend way too much time lookin at rocks"! ;D

Thanks....but knowing you feel the same way...I'm certain there's something wrong with me.. :tard: ;D ;D

bja3908 said:
You can not spend to much time looking at rocks. Love that one going to save pic if you do not mine.
Bobby

Help yourself...thanks..

Lowbatts said:
Glacial erratic at seaside?

An impressive observation…..It is one of many rocks within a moraine along Long Island Sound….Here’s some more pics of the area….and the last one...a glacial erratic quite a few miles inland
 

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To think those things "floated" down there on snow.
Since we have a hundred or more feet of that glacial loam around here and one nearby ridge/morraine has a 280+ foot glacial loam base, those guys pop up all the time in ground clearing.
 

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