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Holey stones have many names including lucky stones, witch stones, fairy stones, hag stones and here in the North East of England they are sometimes called Adder Stones. |
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I can't help it! Another rock comes home with me. A smooth and tactile piece of Frosterley Marble from the beautiful Northumberland Coast of North East England. Frosterley Marble is a black limestone containing fossil corals of the Carboniferous Period, some 325 million years ago. |
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Beach finds this morning include, a whole razor clam shell, sea glass bottle bottom, beach pottery and a starfish. The bottle bottom has the initials JC in raised lettering, so off to do some research to find out a bit more about it. |
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Beach finds this morning. Not much sea glass, but quite an interesting assortment of objects, shells, beach pottery, pebbles and one holey stone.
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Bonfire glass is molten, free-form glass shards that often have specks of ash or sand embedded in it. Beach bonfires, building fires and controlled landfill burns may all produce bonfire glass.
I found this excellent piece of jade green bonfire glass on Warkworth Beach.