A two and a half hour fossick today produced more stones for my tumble polishers. One 5 cm stone proved particularly interesting, with aspects looking like threads of jasper:
Another, a small blue-green stone, is very attractive to my eyes. It may be quartz, and should tumble polish well:
The smaller stones are often the most interesting, with incredible complexity, such as this brecciated one:
Three of the hydrogrossular garnets I found today, each quite different in character:
Other stones I collected today:
Quartzite.
Trace fossil stone.
Two days later came my next fossick at Gemstone Beach. The first Post in this Series is here. The Index to the Series is here.
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