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I paid $1.50 for a crushed penny here. Memories….
Photo by Ken Zirkel on Flickr.
Theropod ichnites (aka fossilised footprints) at Dinosaur State Park, Connecticut, USA. These prints are known as Eubrontes (=Grallator) which date from the Early Jurassic.
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Dorset Coastline, by Paul Chambers
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Fire Agate Gems (by Different Seasons Jewelry)
Fire agate is one of my favourite varieties. Hydrothermally-deposited, this process gives off a ‘fire’ look. Fire agate itself is a form of chalcedony, showing a beautiful iridescence.
Harzburgite (olivine+orthopyroxene) in thin section.
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