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  1. 04-29-2018, 02:07 PM #1
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    One Of My Other Hobbies

    I hadn't been to a Dry Dredgers meeting or a fossil hunt for quite some time, so I went on Fri/Sat.

    My purchase of shark teeth from the annual auction on Friday night.



    My finds from the field trip on Saturday. Upper Ordovician - St. Rt. 11, near Flemingsburg, KY.

    Vinlandostrophia ponderosa brachiopods and "Solenopora" possibly a calcareous red algae.








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    Congrats on your auction win and find. That looks like a good collection of shark teeth. And a good amount of the algae rocks too! Interesting
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    I'm pretty clueless on this, but I like the collection of the shark teeth.
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    Re: One Of My Other Hobbies

    I keep tropical fish as well as my snakes ....

    I also collect odd things and weird stuff..




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    Re: One Of My Other Hobbies

    Those are super cool!

    I was mulling over collecting Megalodon teeth for a while, but, I can't display anything fragile in my house because my cats would make short work of them.
    As it is: My cats use my amethyst cathedrals as scratching posts.
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