You thought geology was boring?

[Lightbringer]

And to answer your question, yes it's fucking fascinating. I've visited so many caves I couldn't shake a stick at. The fresh water lakes, fishes and the stalactites. At the Mammoth Caves, there were many bottomless pits that if you walked in, you'd disappear forever. And there were caves that I have explored that weren't officially explored yet.

You need to understand the humor of the situation you're in.

[AProudLefty]

Now is the part on Sprockets when we dance.

[goat]

I'll repost the picture. What do you see?

Dutch

[AProudLefty]

Dutch

LOL. At least you see it.

[PostmodernProphet]

APL is a puddingstone....

[Cypress]

I credit Katia and Maurice Krafft (RIP) for my interest in geology.

[ThatOwlWoman]

No, I didn't think it was boring. That's quite an interesting feature there though. lol

[ThatOwlWoman]

Thank you! Took, what, 12 posts for you to get it. At least you get it.

Reading the Saturday overnight drunken posts here makes Sunday mornings so much brighter.

[T. A. Gardner]

Thank you! Took, what, 12 posts for you to get it. At least you get it.

No one wants to see your vagina...

[Cypress]

I credit Katia and Maurice Krafft (RIP) for my interest in geology.

But actually, the first time I really was inspired by geology was a trip in 1983 to a limestone quarry in western Maryland. The bloody thing was chock full of perfectly preserved brachiopod and crinoid fossils from the Carboniferous Age, about 250 million years before present.

[PostmodernProphet]

so Michigan has the Petosky stone named after the city of Petosky.......the Charlevoix stone named after Charlevoix.....the Leland Blue named after Leland.....the Superior Agate named after Lake Superior, the Two Hearted Agate named after the Two Hearted River......the Puddingstone.....and even Fordite from paint drippings from the auto industry......what does your state have.......

Fordite....

[T. A. Gardner]

Geodes among other things...