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Feb 21, 2019
50th Annual Gem and Mineral Show - Fredericksburg Rockhounds
January 19-20 2019. Fredericksburg Texas, Ladybird Johnson Park - Pioneer Pavillion. Free Admission, Sat 9-5, Sun 10-4 For more information www.FredericksburgRockhounds.or
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Feb 21, 2019
What is this rock?
I found this rock in the White Mountains in NH and I picked it up for it's interesting shape. It's approximately as hard as a quartz sample I have. In
Nov 27, 2018
Rose quartz is a mineral in the quartz family.
Rose quartz is a mineral in the quartz family.
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Sep 22, 2018
The Rock Walk Walkin' N Rockin'
Rock walk-Walkin’ N Rockin’: Lesson Plan and Classroom Follow-up (But you creative moms can modify it easily for home use!)
Aug 13, 2018
Beautiful rock looks kind of like Ellensburg Blue???????
I don't know alot about this rock except it was found in Wa. Or Arizona area I think. The rock is reddish brown, different shades of blue green, white
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