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young.nora
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6mo ago
Spent $85 on a 'rare' thunder egg that turned out to be a painted river rock
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harperg76
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6mo ago
I think the 'Devil's Tower is a tree stump' idea is way more fun than the official story
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hannahsingh
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6mo ago
A park ranger in Sedona changed how I see those red rocks
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lunaf67
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6mo ago
Just noticed a lot of folks misidentifying slag as meteorites
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leodavis
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6mo ago
Spent $80 on a rock hammer and it saved my whole trip
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roberts95
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6mo ago
Showerthought: My kid asked why the sidewalk sparkles and it totally changed how I see my own town.
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ray_miller84
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6mo ago
A guy at the Grand Canyon told me something about the rock layers that I can't forget
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hugo_robinson25
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6mo ago
My cousin swore you could identify quartz by licking it, which I did on a rock in Sedona.
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uma_ellis
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6mo ago
My uncle told me to look for agates in gravel pits, not just on beaches
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phoenixb34
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6mo ago
Heads up about using vinegar to test for calcite on old stonework
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clark.morgan
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6mo ago
Showerthought: A park ranger in Sedona told me rocks are basically time machines.
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kellys78
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6mo ago
My professor told me to never trust a 'river rock' from a big box store for identification
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ryantorres
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6mo ago
Just realized how a single rock in a creek bed taught me about glacial polish
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hart.sage
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6mo ago
My dad told me to always check the gravel source before a pour, and he was right
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kelly365
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6mo ago
I used to think all the gray stuff in my yard was just plain dirt until a guy at the hardware store in Tacoma pointed out the quartz veins in it.
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