This cant be just a rock...please help ID
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The Grim Reaper
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You are correct, it is Limestone and it is just a naturally eroded piece. It is very common for this stone to erode into these long pointy shapes.
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I agree with the Grim Reaper. I found one very similar to yours and was 100% sure it was man made. That was until I posted it here and the very knowledgeable folks quickly and correctly IDed it.
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Grim nailed this one on the head.
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Hey, H20girl.
Whereabout in the CenTex area are you located?
~Tejaas~
Whereabout in the CenTex area are you located?
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It's amazing what Mother Nature can do and it had a part in this rock.
Natural erosion....
