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Jesse Boe (Bones2stones) and Cricket!
Jesse Boe was unable to attend the rendezvous, but gave Cricket some amazing fossils to hand out during the event. Jesse, Thank you! I will enjoy these specimens!
Jesse Boe
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Jesse Boe
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Cricket also shared this amazing Rose Rock! Thank you Cricket.
Christy (Cricket)
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The fossil specimens I received from Bone2stone
Ammonite
Horn Coral
Fossil Sharks Teeth
Thank you Jessy, now I have a genuine fossil collection . I will work on. Those scientific names later !Comment
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Thank you jesse and cricket
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Dude you have the cephalopod and the gastropods mixed.chase wrote:
Jesse Boe was unable to attend the rendezvous, but gave Cricket some amazing fossils to hand out during the event. Jesse, Thank you! I will enjoy these specimens!
Jesse Boe
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The ammonite (Calycoceras) is the big one and the snails Trepospira are the small two.
You guy are welcome to them.
Now if we can get Cricket to post a picture of the special "Heart cluster" of
fossils I gave her this thread will get even better. Only then will I let her know what fossils
are embedded in the stone.
Cricket, show both sides. You know which specimen I speak of.
I gave her a special specimen for taking the time and going out of her way to do us all a favor.
She did not know I was going to gift her a specimen for doing this.
BTW: I have been systematically thinning out my collection over the past few years but they just
seem to accumulate. I think they are still procreating sometimes.
I go thru my collection and wonder just how many did I put in the box anyway?
Jess B.Attached FilesIt is a "Rock" when it's on the ground.
It is a "Specimen" when picked up and taken home.
Jessy B.
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Here are the fossils that Jessy gave me for picking up the goodies for the AR trip! Sorry it took me so long to post them. But, they are well worth the wait! Beautiful. Thank you Jessy (Bone2Stone)
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I see you posted it twice...
That's OK. Twice is nice.
I posted particulars in the welcome thread on the Heart full of fossils.
Jess B.
It is a "Rock" when it's on the ground.
It is a "Specimen" when picked up and taken home.
Jessy B.
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Wow, great ammonite. Looks gemmy from here. :cheer:
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