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[PennyG]

Second rock has drusy on it and I'm thinking the main body is the same as the cauliflower rocks I posted prior to this post.
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[PennyG]

Carroll County Arkansas .

 

[Backwoodsbob]

Stone of the Jesuits

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[PennyG]

Assuming the darker image is the same as the rocks I put up known as cauliflower chert.

 

[Backwoodsbob]

They used different type of materials. They used steel, glass and what ever they could.

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[Peyton Manning]

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Second rock has drusy on it and I'm thinking the main body is the same as the cauliflower rocks I posted prior to this post.
And please forgive me for using a bottle cap instead of a quarter, today was laundry day [emoji6].

we usually castigate members who do not use quarters, however since you are new we will skip it just this once

 

[PennyG]

we usually castigate members who do not use quarters, however since you are new we will skip it just this once

Haha! [emoji4]

 

[DDancer]

I've seen druzzy quartz and chert together. Seems you have a mixed hydro-thermal event at that spot. The vuggieness of the stone is neat and its got some interesting patterns inside the larger vugs kind of like a cave floor As to identifying it or the cauliflower stones thats kind of a trick but I think the analysis so far is fair.