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Rock Art => Carvings and Sculptures => Spheres => Topic started by: Ryaly2dogs on May 18, 2021, 07:31:18 PM
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First up is recently collected South Cady Mountain jasp-agate we hounded on a recent trip. Lots of variety in the material, and plenty of hematite inclusions as well.
Second up is an orbicular rhyolite from Oregon reminiscent of Rainforest Jasper a club member had on his rock shop floor for 15 years and I said it was trapping a beautiful sphere. He handed it to me and here is the result.
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You were right about the rhyolite - there was a great sphere in there.
We got a small piece of green/orange in a bulk pile some time ago. It was great when sliced up. Bet you got some interesting pieces for cabbing when you blocked out your sphere.