Unusual finds

As a Rockhound, I found a lot of weird and unusual things in the past few years.

my favorite Agate.

Rocks, coins, bones, skulls, tooth, pottery, old toys, feathers, and lots more.

I wanted to share some of my finds with you all, to show you all what a great hobby this is,
and how amazing the stuff is you can find if you put time and energy into it.

The first item I wanted to show you is a Haematite-laced Rhyolitic Breccia, Harlequin. about 5 cm by 3 cm. polished.

Not so rare but in this configuration very amazing and beautiful nonetheless.

some say it is luck, others say it is the intention and asking the galaxy for a good day of finds.

I found a total of 3 pieces of human jaw, one on a river bed and the other two in sand quarries in the river Rhine area, Germany. I have no way of knowing how old they are. but I love them. worthy of being in my rarity cabinet.

for me, it has all to do with being open-minded, in the now, no thoughts, no worries, listening to my sub-conscience.

Another unusual piece of rock.
quartzite Ametist. hydrothermally shaped. from the border region Austria / Hungary. taken by the ice age and dropped in the maas area, in the Netherlands, millennia ago.
there, on a sunny day in the Arcen quarry is where I found it.

I love to go outside and search for Agate, I have my house filled up with it...
Agate in all kind of form and shape....!!