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Recommend me some rocks.
I'm so effing tired of sand I can't stand it. White sand, brown sand, it's all the same. I understand there is more variety with rocks, and more substance and structure. I already picked up some granite this summer...I actually dug it. Willing to sample more, but I need ideas.
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Remember when you were calling threads boring?
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No, i like threads...You can weave them into garments.
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oh man, SEDIMENTARY rocks. i love them.
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Must check those out. Describe.
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they're formed over millions of years by layers and layers of natural gas, rock, etc, that press down on eachother and all of the pressure makes it compact into a pretty rock.
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sweet!
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indeed
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Obsidian
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i've always found pumice very neat. check it out! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pumice
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the band Pumice are very good too.
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moon rocks maybe?
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Get some shale. Or some omanyte. Very beautiful stone. Lapas is always pretty.
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Some flint...crystal...and something else....arrowheads I've found recently here in central Colorado....I just took these photos for this thread...
I love rocks, they are my friends...and I wish I had all my arrowheads with me, I have some incredible specimens...cool rocks !! 2 different shots of the same arrowheads.... ![]() ![]() |
Did anyone mention hematite yet?
That's the only one that even interests me really, but it's not a gemstone, it's iron oxide. ...like those shiny silver & white gold metals too. As for rocks, I like turquoise a little...native american silver jewelry & so forth. On the precious side, sapphires (next to silver or white gold) are nice. I don't care for the bling like diamonds at all...too fucking tacky. http://images.google.com/images?sour...te&sa=N&tab=wi |
I suspect you're already familiar with the following...
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try an igneous rock.
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I have quite a nice collection of geological specimens, all ordered and catalogued, both found and purchased, which I would be more than happy to put online if it wasn't for the fact that you'd would probably be bored in no time.
Hunting for trilobite fossils is a favourite thing and any kind of sedimentary rock is fascinating, quite fascinating. My 'O' Level geology tutor was a top man, and the the one thing that made school a little interesting. |
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