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We don't have rocks or stones in this part of Texas. The land is layers of gumbo and fertile silt that have washed down through the river system
from all over the Central U. S. for thousands of years. When I go on vacation, I bring home a rock or two.
This one is from Lake Superior, one of the Great Lakes and the home of many, many rocks.
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