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ericnguyen
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5mo ago
Hand lens vs phone camera for identifying small grains in sandstone
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wesley_thompson
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5mo ago
Spent 10 years using a rock hammer wrong until a field trip to the Grand Canyon
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joseph_roberts
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5mo ago
I used to laugh at the idea of rocks singing, but a trip to Sedona proved me wrong
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williams90
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5mo ago
Picked up a chunk of basalt near Mt. Hood last spring that had a weird green streak
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gibson.mark
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5mo ago
Warning: people keep calling this common rock 'slag' when it's not
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charlesb89
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5mo ago
Hot take: a park ranger in Moab showed me how to spot a real fossil from a weird rock
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skyler_adams
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6mo ago
I finally started carrying a small notebook for rock hunting
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taylor.paige
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6mo ago
Remembering the 2004 Parkfield earthquake drill and how it changed our field protocols.
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barbaraw16
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6mo ago
Bought a $300 rock saw for my home collection and it was a huge mistake
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charles678
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6mo ago
A guy at the Tucson Gem Show said 'that's not quartz, it's calcite' and handed me a bottle of vinegar
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verafoster
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6mo ago
Serious question, a park ranger in Yosemite told me granite isn't always gray
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kelly.jenny
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6mo ago
Unpopular opinion: My cousin said all rocks are basically the same at a family picnic in Sedona.
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rileyl98
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6mo ago
I used to think all gravel was basically the same for a driveway base
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emery879
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6mo ago
TIL my vinegar test on a 'gold' nugget from the creek gave me a surprise
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casey393
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6mo ago
I was sure the 'petrified wood' at the local rock shop was just dyed concrete
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