skipperdude
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Just something wierd I found Any comments on what it could really be?
SD
Just something wierd I found Any comments on what it could really be?
SD
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Broken link, SD.
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On my Mac..........
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sorry guys I have no idea what to do.
I will try again.
I will try again.
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That one works!!!!!!!!!!!!
Maybe the periods after php did something........just guessing,
Maybe the periods after php did something........just guessing,
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SD, you're famous! Tell us more about this. I seem to remember you posted something on this a while back, but forget the details.
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skipperdude
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I really have only guesses as to what this is.
The stone appears to be like petrified volcanic mud.
I would imagine different lumps of another kind of clay in the mud
when the stone was split eons ago it exposed the different material.
I personally think the boot print is actually the evidence of a holdfast form kelp or some prehistoric marine growth.
Pure conjecture on my part.
I did collect a casting for a museum.
They sent me a box of different types of material to form a cast.
Any geologists on the forum? Or marine biologist.
SD
I really have only guesses as to what this is.
The stone appears to be like petrified volcanic mud.
I would imagine different lumps of another kind of clay in the mud
when the stone was split eons ago it exposed the different material.
I personally think the boot print is actually the evidence of a holdfast form kelp or some prehistoric marine growth.
Pure conjecture on my part.
I did collect a casting for a museum.
They sent me a box of different types of material to form a cast.
Any geologists on the forum? Or marine biologist.
SD
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