cracked prehistoric egg???
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HutSiteDigger
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wouldn't that be nice...
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Ninjafossils
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Yeah. Sorry not even close. Cool rock though.
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golden sluice
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Its an Earth egg. 
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Jason in Enid
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No, it's not an egg.
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Cracked rock.
3%
SI VIS PACEM, PARA BELLUM
MALO PERICULOSAM, LIBERTATEM QUAM QUIETAM SERVITUTEM
We will NOT go quietly into the night!
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SI VIS PACEM, PARA BELLUM
MALO PERICULOSAM, LIBERTATEM QUAM QUIETAM SERVITUTEM
We will NOT go quietly into the night!
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Tigger
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webbstar1, it is a good looking, funky rock, just right as a "garden rock". or a "window sill rock", wherever you might enjoy it most. the important thing is to keep looking, questioning, and discovering. if that is Marianna FL that you are from, you need to know that we didn't have dinosaurs in FL - we were underwater during that period - but we are abundantly blessed with lots of fossils, so keep looking!
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