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It would be nice to know where those 4 million rocks were collected from. And any info about the geology of those rocks. I am not any good for researching that, but someone must be. (and yes I did have a petrock; kept atop my dresser or desk.
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It would be nice to know where those 4 million rocks were collected from. And any info about the geology of those rocks. I am not any good for researching that, but someone must be. (and yes I did have a petrock; kept atop my dresser or desk.
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