A few of my HANDCRAFTED STONE picks
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Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.
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^^^and speaking of stones!
Greetings from the Petrified Forest National Park in AZ...
Greetings from the Petrified Forest National Park in AZ...
Some "before" shots above /\ then some "after" shots\/
At the risk of self promotion, some of our stuff at a show we did
And some more slabs and picks,(and a Labradorite skull!)
At the risk of self promotion, some of our stuff at a show we did
And some more slabs and picks,(and a Labradorite skull!)
As always great shots
You're too kind.
It would be hard to take a Bad shot anywhere inside That Park!
It would be hard to take a Bad shot anywhere inside That Park!
Some swan's the Queen's favorite
well here's another then
and also
Albino peacock for the win!
Not very colorful, but much rarer
Only thing that would beat that is a peacock colored swan
Yesterday, at the point where the Mother Road (Rt. 66) crosses into the modern boundary of the Petrified Forest National Park.
This old Studebaker was found, abandoned, along the side of the Road, when the National Park Service was expanding the borders of the park.
They left it right where it was, as a memorial to the people and the decades that the Mother Road served.
(That's our Tacoma through the 'window' of the Studebaker...
)
This old Studebaker was found, abandoned, along the side of the Road, when the National Park Service was expanding the borders of the park.
They left it right where it was, as a memorial to the people and the decades that the Mother Road served.
(That's our Tacoma through the 'window' of the Studebaker...
)
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Albino peacock for the win!
Not very colorful, but much rarer
Only thing that would beat that is a peacock colored swan
There's places in the uk where if you park your car for 5 minutes it will end up like the studebakerYesterday, at the point where the Mother Road (Rt. 66) crosses into the modern boundary of the Petrified Forest National Park.
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This old Studebaker was found, abandoned, along the side of the Road, when the National Park Service was expanding the borders of the park.
They left it right where it was, as a memorial to the people and the decades that the Mother Road served.
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(That's our Tacoma through the 'window' of the Studebaker...
Taken yesterday on a walk down what used to be the Great Northern's railroad bed.
