Bring it home? or Leave it behind?

[roustabout149]

Sandstone, flint, quartz, shell. Because I have the tendency to carry everything home with me, I now debate with myself as to whether or not I want to keep it. What I can resist I toss aside...what I can't...I bring home. How bout the rest of ya'?

[turkeytail]

Two factors, how heavy...how cool! Iffin the heavy factor outweighs the cool factor, leave it but iffin the cool factor cool factor outweighs the heavy factor...HEY WAIT! :dry:  Thats four factors. :blink:

[Neanderthal]

It really doesn't matter what anyone else thinks, if you like them, take 'em home.  Even if they don't belong on the top-shelf in your artifact room they can hold a spot in a rock garden (providing you have the room).  You are bringing home memories, there's nothing wrong with that.

[CMD]

Whatever turns your fancy, Pam.  You can always bring em back if they lose their appeal :lol: I've always collected fossils, so they usually come back with me, and we like old bottles, so they come back with us, and.......well, you get the picture

[turkeytail]

Cool rocks and geofacts make nice borders for the flower gardens.

[Butch Wilson]

B)    :woohoo:

[rmartin]

Mark you better not hire a gardener. He'll cart half that pile away.

[Hoss]

If it feels good do it!  :lol:  :laugh:  B)

[gregszybala]

Short and sweet and to the point Hoss, always tried to keep that as part of my lifestyle

[turkeytail]

Good eyes! TEE-HEE!!  :silly:

[roustabout149]

Nice, Mark!  I can't believe the mess I have with my back bein screwed up half the summer...not to mention the heat! :angry:   My intentions were good, but my husband can't do it all!  My participation stunk this year.  Anyway, better now; and hopefully can get it all back in order.  My rocks are gonna look good, I think, when I get it all together.  We'll see.  Happy hunting and gardening!  Flowers or otherwise!  Hi, Butch!
What a disaster!

[Butch Wilson]

Wow, very nice Pam. Is that a archaic axe in that first picture ? Oh, watch out fer that critter sittin' on that timber, he looks mean !
Butch

[roustabout149]

Butch Wilson wrote:

Wow, very nice Pam. Is that a archaic axe in that first picture ? Oh, watch out fer that critter sittin' on that timber, he looks mean !
Butch

  No archaic axes, Butch.  I wish!  Just a variety of rocks I've drug home over the past 15 years.  There's a piece of coal, large piece of granite, large piece of flint, and the rest I don't even know.  Just rocks! :laugh:   Just so happens I like rocks. 
Lotta work to be done.  It got outta hand this year! 

[Butch Wilson]

Well dang Pam, no wonder you gotta hurt back ! I'm changing my "tag" "quit pickin up them rocks"

[roustabout149]

Butch Wilson wrote:

Well dang Pam, no wonder you gotta hurt back ! I'm changing my "tag" "quit pickin up them rocks"

   :laugh: For real!  I used to have the strength of an ox...for a girl.  My brain just doesn't want to accept the age factor!
Here's a pretty one to be added in the fall: