belleswell
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Wife's Artwork - Rock Art - Acrylics
We recently found a pudding stone/boulder buried in our
woods with the top showing. The rest is buried. It's huge.
Even if we dug it up, we would not be able to lift it
without machinery. I'm going to dig around it this
spring when the ground thaws to see how big it is.
Some people will use the large ones as landscaping
boulders for their yard. Some are worth quite a bit.
I googled them and found lots of info on them.
Michigan Pudding Stone - 4 lbs
I have a theory that these are old fruit cakes
that have petrified, as even Neanderthals would not eat them.
If you click on the pic twice to enlarge it, one can see all of the quartz in it.
Chickadees are fearless and love a free handout in the winter months.
Raw shelled peanuts. I even get an occasional tufted titmouse landing
on my hand for the same.
With the exception of the perimeter pieces,
all the others have the same shape. This one
took a little longer because of that.
Many of these can be seen at Lake Narnia.
'68 Custom SG
I was disappointed to only get one comment on this recent post.
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Posing for Corgis Are Cuties monthly,
striking cuteness on display. She enjoys
long walks on sandy beaches and treats.
Cardinal - Window crash rescue. My wife held it for 20 minutes
before he flew off. A Sharp Shinned Hawk has been terrorizing the
bird feeders lately, and birds scatter when he decides to grab one.
Mostly smaller finches, but the other birds don't know that. They
all flee for their lives, sometimes into a window that they normally are
very aware of.
We recently found a pudding stone/boulder buried in our
woods with the top showing. The rest is buried. It's huge.
Even if we dug it up, we would not be able to lift it
without machinery. I'm going to dig around it this
spring when the ground thaws to see how big it is.
Some people will use the large ones as landscaping
boulders for their yard. Some are worth quite a bit.
I googled them and found lots of info on them.
Michigan Pudding Stone - 4 lbs
I have a theory that these are old fruit cakes
that have petrified, as even Neanderthals would not eat them.
If you click on the pic twice to enlarge it, one can see all of the quartz in it.
Chickadees are fearless and love a free handout in the winter months.
Raw shelled peanuts. I even get an occasional tufted titmouse landing
on my hand for the same.
With the exception of the perimeter pieces,
all the others have the same shape. This one
took a little longer because of that.
Many of these can be seen at Lake Narnia.
'68 Custom SG
I was disappointed to only get one comment on this recent post.
OGD - Old Guitar Day - Maestro Goodies
Old Guitar Day and some Maestro goodies On the road in the early 70's with a '63 SG Special. Either Tulsa or Austin iirc. This guitar is one that has had me on the phone 3 times with Gibson in the last dozen years. Basically I wanted to know the date. The walnut finish on the SG Customs were...
Posing for Corgis Are Cuties monthly,
striking cuteness on display. She enjoys
long walks on sandy beaches and treats.
Cardinal - Window crash rescue. My wife held it for 20 minutes
before he flew off. A Sharp Shinned Hawk has been terrorizing the
bird feeders lately, and birds scatter when he decides to grab one.
Mostly smaller finches, but the other birds don't know that. They
all flee for their lives, sometimes into a window that they normally are
very aware of.
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