#bouldersunday created by @shasta This royal throne boulder is at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago. It seemed a good one to share for #bouldersunday. Rockin Steemians #fridaysrock by @nat-expressions #rockhound

Captain Cook Park Alaska Boulders everywhere in this view at low tide. Many are still seen when the tide comes in. Most are glacial erratics, brought down by ice walls that were a mile or more thick, not

This is my photo for #bouldersunday which was started by @shasta. I took this photo while on a trip up to Marquette. It looked like this "little" boulder is holding up the great big ones. It

Hello Steemians These boulders, found in the Niagara gorge have slowly been making their way down to the water.

22 pounds of marble mountain rock from the Trinity Alps California. The whole rock in this top view looks like a dogs head with a eye, perhaps a dalmatian. Inside the patterns are other pups and even a

I purchased this rock at a moving sale for $1.00. The woman told me that she used to own a jewelry store and she used various rocks in her displays. Since she no longer owned the store she didn't see any

Last weekend was one of California's best gem & mineral shows, the West Coast Gem & Mineral Show. It's held twice a year in Spring and Fall and it's free to attend! I've been attending it twice

#bouldersunday created by @shasta Joshua Tree National Park is an American national park east of Los Angeles, in southeastern California. Seeing the Joshua Trees was something I had looked forward to for

11-18-18 Captain Cook Park Captain Cook park in Alaska, north of Kenai, at the end of Kenai Spur highway. I picked this field of water logged boulders for the challenge this Sunday. I know from the distance

Boulder Sunday This boulder is bigger than a pickup truck. Location is Skilak lake, right by the dirt road to one of the boat launches. The trees are bending in it's presents. Photo taken with a Nikon

Here is my #fridaysrock post. I started the tag so that I would remember to post pictures of some of my favorite rocks. Please feel free to use this tag on any day of the week. It is not limited to Fridays.

Not sure if that is the real name of this stone. It was found in northern California many years ago. Perhaps @rt395 or @snowyknight knows? This rock has as many different faces like my chihuahua lol Do

Today, I'm bringing you a rock that I have had since my childhood. You're probably thinking how it looks like a pretty ordinary or even boring rock. I'm hoping you don't see the little lines or it will

While digging in Abbeville I pulled this large crystal out of the side of a dirt wall. I found a cluster of downed trees and went through their roots and found it. I have noticed trees bind to crystals

I haven't posted any rock pictures in a while because I was not happy with how the pictures were coming out. My lighting wasn't working and I seemed to need an extra set of hands every time...and that

Fossil Friday! My Favorite Fossil For @snowyknight! Just one? Now that is hard to pick just one! I would have to say my favorite is my grandfather's petrified tree stump! Black & white petrified stump

Part 9: Possibly manganese oxidation as this was common at the Diamond Hill Mine in South Carolina. Some of the crystals were clear, others had the oxidation on them. Click on image for larger view Click

Part 8: lazulite with unique patterns I found these blueish rocks on top of the quarry at Graves Moutain, it was probably the most common sought after stone in the area. Next to quartz which was also all

Hello Steemians! Here's another agate for every #rockhound to enjoy! I think that every rock has its hound and Steemit is the place to share your finds! Been a few days since I posted some agate pictures

Part 7: Not sure what this rock is, but it has red spots and a greenish color to it. I found it while at Graves Mountain. Click on image for larger view. Click on image for larger view.