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OogieBoogie · F
To my pretty ignorant eye, it kinda looks like shale that got fractured in sedimentary rock and then stuck there.
But without actually feeling it, i really wouldn't know for sure
It looks very cool.
But without actually feeling it, i really wouldn't know for sure
It looks very cool.
robingoodfellow · M
@OogieBoogie that's interesting. I'll have to read up on that. What does feeling it tell you?
OogieBoogie · F
@robingoodfellow different types of rock feel different.
Shale is a softer type of rock, usually structured with thin layers. It has an exceptionally fine grain - almost mud like.
So id have to see it close up, feel it.
But im no rock expert. I only know stuff from what ive experienced, found and looked up or been told by others🤷♀
Shale is a softer type of rock, usually structured with thin layers. It has an exceptionally fine grain - almost mud like.
So id have to see it close up, feel it.
But im no rock expert. I only know stuff from what ive experienced, found and looked up or been told by others🤷♀
robingoodfellow · M
@OogieBoogie now that you say it, the part with the relief does have that reddish- shale look to it, different from the other half of the rock. I'm thinking you nailed it.
OogieBoogie · F
@robingoodfellow in truth - it really doesn't matter does it?
We see beauty in the most randomest of things.
And that's all that counts in the end,🤗
We see beauty in the most randomest of things.
And that's all that counts in the end,🤗
robingoodfellow · M
@OogieBoogie YES 😃