Some Recently Polished Stones from Riverton

I collected these stones at a beach I call the “Beach Past the Back Beach” at Howells Point, Riverton, in March 2019. When you reach the end of the road at Howells Point, there is a track up the sand dunes. Down the other side is this beach, which stretches for maybe 900 metres further westwards. Many of these stones were found at the far eastern corner, the area circled in this photo:

These are not particularly spectacular stones, though some are really interesting. Not all have polished perfectly, some have scratches and holes in them, but I polished them because of their intriguing colours and patterns.

Photos of a selection of these newly-polished stones:

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