Cool looking rock under the frazil

[nunyabiz111]

Spotted along a riverbank that's been intermittently freezing up and thawing out at various points these past few weeks:

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Lower end of the river at its final bend before confluencing into the saint john: View attachment 1813895

again, quite cool if anything (i supposed).

 

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[newnan man]

There's a St. John's River here in Florida, I don't think that's it.

 

[Fred250]

Sure looks like it might have been something at one point, not sure there’s enough left to make a call now though. Still a cool looking rock.

 

[Tdog]

From the picture, it looks like an axe that has deteriorated in layers.

 

[nunyabiz111]

Picture update, after a brief rinse under the faucet and showing 'break point' along the topmost edge (along with another peculiar find from a prior visit further upstream):







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[tomclark]

I've seen this exact same process in upstate NY. In a creek that had variable flows during the year. Some rocks get stuck in the bottom and the sand and gravel passing by and at them eat away in what looks like layers.... sometimes they are layers of less dense stone.

 

[Buckleberry]

Natural.

 

[Tnmountains]

Me thinks it is a natural rock that looks a whole lot like a hafted knife. I would have picked it up also.