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[JVA5th]

Going to do a little project and take a rock specimen in to get identified. Has my curiosity going because for it's size it's very heavy and appears to be solid metal, highly magnetic. May just be some weird broken iron object but can't hurt to get it checked out because it is a bit of an oddity to me. For some reason heavier in comparison to things similar it's size that are iron. Came off as mid tone even though it's iron but not sure that matter as sometimes solid iron can do that.

 

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[JVA5th]

Gre
Great I haven't really started it up yet.
Slow start feeling a tad lazy this am

Glad to hear it. Nothing wrong with being a bit lazy lol

 

[WannaDig3687]

Query to WD
When did you put the measurements up?
I never noticed the 3687 before

The 3687 has been up ever since I changed my username. They are not measurements. It’s my birthday backwards. So now that I told you, you will be in deep doo -doo if you forget. 🥳

 

[WannaDig3687]

I wish I could help you with the rock, JVA5th.

 

[JVA5th]

I wish I could help you with the rock, JVA5th.

I'll take it into the college here I think their geology unit will look at it for free. With lucky its some sort of iron object that was broken up. But only reason I'm checking it is because it's super heavy, and the shape seems odd for broken iron junk but still sometimes things break weird and it could be that.

 

[WannaDig3687]

I have what is referred to as hot rocks. They are actually iron ore. Very prevalent in Ohio. Used to drive me nuts. Now they make me mad. 😂. Could be that’s what you have. But I don’t know.

Iron ore - Wikipedia

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[JVA5th]

I have what is referred to as hot rocks. They are actually iron ore. Very prevalent in Ohio. Used to drive me nuts. Now they make me mad. 😂. Could be that’s what you have. But I don’t know.

Iron ore - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Could be that. No idea. If they are here in this area in California there aren't a lot as it'd be the first time I've come across one

 

[JVA5th]

I have what is referred to as hot rocks. They are actually iron ore. Very prevalent in Ohio. Used to drive me nuts. Now they make me mad. 😂. Could be that’s what you have. But I don’t know.

Iron ore - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

But that is indeed a good possibility just may be a rarer occurrence in my area. So definitely something it could be.

 

[RTR]

Air fried fries .......Followed the recipe to the T and they came out Yuck

 

[pepperj]

The 3687 has been up ever since I changed my username. They are not measurements. It’s my birthday backwards. So now that I told you, you will be in deep doo -doo if you forget. 🥳

You were born August 7, 1936😳

 

[pepperj]

Air fried fries .......Followed the recipe to the T and they came out Yuck View attachment 2010444View attachment 2010445

Buddy has been raving about his for years. Better than the Golden arches.
Must of been the spuds fault.

 

[WannaDig3687]

Air fried fries .......Followed the recipe to the T and they came out Yuck View attachment 2010444View attachment 2010445

They look yucky.

I heard making chips in the air fryer was good. I haven’t tried.

 

[WannaDig3687]

You were born August 7, 1936😳

Oh you funny guy.

 

[WannaDig3687]

Well, how about some pics of the bottles I bought?

I bought that just because it had Erie. Oh I know it’s for Erie, Pa. But still. Asking price was $12.00. I paid $7.00.

 

[WannaDig3687]

This one because it’s from Dayton, Ohio. The guy had $18.00 on it but offered to take $13.00. I can’t find any information on this one. The closest I could find was a Bee-Bee Confection Company but they produced and sold chewing gum. I even looked through my History of Dayton book. Zilch.

 

[WannaDig3687]

This is the first one I had to have. Why? Because it’s from Piqua, Ohio. Most expensive one, too. $30.00. I have no idea why it’s so pricy. I did find one online that sold for $47.00. It claimed to be from the 1860’s. So, I don’t think I paid too much. There’s a house in Troy, Ohio that Richard Brandriff built in 1847. He was a Methodist Preacher, druggist, grocer, and dry goods merchant. I haven’t found any information about the bottle, just about him. He was an abolitionist and a conductor for the Underground Railroad.

 

[WannaDig3687]

Lastly, I bought the little purple bottles and stopper for BuckIdgr. She couldn’t go and I know she loves purple. $10.00 for all.

 

[RTR]

They look yucky.

I heard making chips in the air fryer was good. I haven’t tried.

Trying this tomorrow

 

[pepperj]

This is the first one I had to have. Why? Because it’s from Piqua, Ohio. Most expensive one, too. $30.00. I have no idea why it’s so pricy. I did find one online that sold for $47.00. It claimed to be from the 1860’s. So, I don’t think I paid too much. There’s a house in Troy, Ohio that Richard Brandriff built in 1847. He was a Methodist Preacher, druggist, grocer, and dry goods merchant. I haven’t found any information about the bottle, just about him. He was an abolitionist and a conductor for the Underground Railroad.

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Those will display up really well WD.

 

[ARC]

WD i have some dug bottles laying around... they are all black glasss....applied lippers... blown with inward bottoms some are anyway... dont know alot about bottles though i admit... errr or really real dark green... i have a few light blues..... i have had a ton of bottles over the years...all passed onwards.