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    Re: Snakes and Stones

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    Sir, you win the persistence award for the lovely basalt!
    Hahaha. Yay! Persistence award!
    I also won a lot of passive aggressive comments by 'tumbling experts' in other online forums for polishing Basalt. Boo-hoo....

    Photo #392

    A larger piece of granite I polished from the Mad River in NH, and a Pastel/Orange Ghost/66% Het VPI Axanthic Ball Python in 'Blue'.
    Here is an alternate view of the stone in 'more normal' lighting:

    Fun fact: I was in the Mad River region of NH again today and my gf and I attended a 'Pagan Fair'.
    There were more vendors than attendees at the Fair...many of them had an assortment of crystals and stones (mostly low-mid range quality).
    Due to severe ragweed allergies and unseasonable heat we were unable to stay long, but, I was able to talk to some of the vendors-and I did pick up a stone for my collection.
    (Pictures to follow-when I get the chance)
    Last edited by Lord Sorril; 09-15-2024 at 10:00 PM.
    *.* TNTC

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