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Category: Rock Blogging
One person has taken me up on the "name a rock" fundraising gimmick. Donors Choose donations between now and the end of the week will get matching funds from Seed!
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Category: Rock Blogging
Coal slag is pretty.
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Category: Rock Blogging
Salt crystals are pretty.
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Category: Rock Blogging
Like cotton candy, but even more delicious.
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Category: Rock Blogging
Little miniature volcanoes, made out of sand! Awww.
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Category: Rock Blogging
The Bishop Tuff is the girliest rock EVAR.
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Category: Rock Blogging
Today's rock is actually a puzzle about mud.
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Category: Rock Blogging
If you leave something in the desert for thousands of years, it will develop a layer of iron and manganese gunk.
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Category: Rock Blogging
With a trillion barrels of oil just sitting around in Wyoming, who needs the Middle East?
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Category: Rock Blogging
Thermal contraction in rocks creates interesting textures for photography.
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