angelarenee91
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WHAT KIND OF STONES ARE THESE?
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Angel..Welcome to the site..
P.S. ya forgot the pictures..
P.S. ya forgot the pictures..
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angelarenee91
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Thanks!! Pics would probably help huh ?
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randazzo1
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Yeah looks like jaspers, a quartzite and a shell
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Back-of-the-boat
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The first pic is a shell (sea shell)
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