I found this one on Lake Superior. It looks like this rock had different types of rock in it. It caught my eye because of the different colors.
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That's a keeper alright. In a thousand years, maybe it'll be a thunderegg. ;)
At some point I am going to learn how to wire wrap them. It is one I am saving for that. :)
Wire wrap? I have no idea what are you talking about. I've been living under a rock it seems.
Maybe I'm not calling it the right thing. I meant when you wrap the stone decoratively with wire to make a piece of jewelry.
That is a lovely rock, so fascinating! I wonder if that darker part is volcanic material? The contrast between the two different materials is fabulous! 😃
I'm really not sure. I like the contrast too.
Nice looking rock! It reminds me of dragon egg!
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Thank you! It is kind of egg shaped.
It look like an egg. Interesting combination of colours.
It does sort of look like an egg. I like the combination of colors too.
Great rock! If I keep seeing these posts, I'm gonna have to start learning about geology. So fascinating.
Thank you for stopping by. I have so much to learn about geology! And there are so many people on here who are so helpful.
You have a lovely collection.
Thank you!