Fridays Rock 💎 Number 27
Happy Fridays Rock!
12 pounds of chalk rock!
This rock was found many
years ago in Sulphur creek,
northern California.
It is a traveling rock as
it is now in Alaska.
Small black dots appeared when
I washed it off for some photos.
They seem like old dried lichens.
It also sat in the garden for
a number of years.
Some of the areas look like
petrified wood texture in the
above and below photos.
Little cavities with tiny
crystals here and there.
This rock is very dense
and heavy.
The creek it came from has
lots of pretty rocks to find.
Nice to wade and swim in too.
Up the creek is the geysers
geothermal field.
Size matters.
Somewhat round with
knobs going on.
🎶
What's Up
4 Non Blondes song
Double clicking the
photos enlarges them
to see better.
#fridaysrock by @nat-expressions
Curated by @shasta
#rockhound & @rockhounds by @bitfiend
#ultraviolet #infrared by @solominer
#mineralmondays by @rt395
#butterflyday by @whatisnew
#natureid by @snowyknight
#bouldersunday by @shasta
#wednesdaywalk by @tattoodjay
#shadowphoto & #featheredfriday
by @melinda010100
Everyone's #fridaysrock
postings in order.
https://steempeak.com/created/fridaysrocks
Link scrolls back many rocks ago.
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Photos & words by @shasta July 12th 2019 6:06 PM O'rock Alaska
Thank you so much @phototalent! :-)
I haven't heard of that one before. Cool!
It's a really cool rock, even marks things
just like that store bought chalk! :-)
Such an interesting rock I do not think I have ever seen one like this :)
It's a really cool one to find and it works just
like store bought chalk! lol :-)
That is so cool 😎