It was already cut on one side so as soon as I picked it up I could see all the detail that was in the rock.
Isn't it beautiful? What a lucky find! I'm using it as a paperweight on my dinette table.
We've moved again. There ain't no moss growing under these wheels! More tomorrow.
From me and Katie, have a great day, everyone! 😁💓😁
Are you coming to LaPosa South?
ReplyDeleteYup - be there tomorrow. :)
DeleteNan are here in La post south with us? You missed beer 30 today.
DeleteBeautiful! When I show Tom he is going to be so jealous...lol He is always picking up rocks and hoping to find that special one.
ReplyDeleteCelebrating the Dance
My Dad was a rockhound who sliced up lots of rocks. There are lots of interesting interiors in the rocks. Go to a rockhound show some time and be ready to be amazed.
ReplyDeleteAmazing what you can find in the desert. We in La Posa south for another week if you are heading this way.
ReplyDeleteAre the euros at Quail hill again?
Oops typo Burros.
DeleteYes, they are here, but apparently only pass through at night. I find burrow poop around in the morning, but other than Katie barking from time to time, I don't know when they go by. :)
DeleteI love found and free .... nice one!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
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ReplyDeleteAwesome looking rock!!!
ReplyDeleteAn amazing rock-find!
ReplyDeleteWow. Beautiful. Looks like lace agate. I found a photo that shows one here:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.gemrockauctions.com/auctions/natural-crazy-lace-agate-cut-stone-400-carats-an1520-168338
Isn't Nature amazing? Just beautiful.
DeleteThanks for the link, Bea! I googled "crazy lace agate" and found some interesting things about it. :)
DeleteI love that rock! I used to go to the Gem exhibits at the Science Museum. I think I need to go again now.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteNature sure can produce some beautiful stuff.
ReplyDeleteNature creates such amazing wonders... glad you found a special one...
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