Pictures of Knives on Rocks

[stabman]

No one knows why we take pictures of knives on rocks, but for some reason many of us do.

Why not post some.

 

[jmh33]

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[jmh33]

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[jmh33]

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[jmh33]

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[jmh33]

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[K.O.D.]

I have no rolls here at work, therefore I cannot rock.

 

[LEGION 12]

 

[CPM-ROCCO]

 

[qmether]

 

[EngrSorenson]

 

[photoman12001]

I’ve got a few more but apparently I haven’t uploaded them to online storage.

 

[Knives&Lint]

Guilty

 

[3fifty7]

Knives on the rocks sounds like something I would have done before. I scrolled through my camera roll to find this.

I original posted it in the Knives You Are Ashamed To Admit You Own thread. Both gifts from my wife, …. Bless Her Heart.

 

[POCEH KOCEB]

Me, holding on to my Voyager…

 

[Dergyll]

Would you be creeped out if I said I was there?

Also, this thread:

 

[CHNeal]

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[hank_rearden]

Funny, I can identify the rock better than the knife. Those I skipped are either the usual granite, or are too weathered or mossy to be identified:

granite

coraline limestone

fossiliferous limesstone

 

[halden.doerge]

A couple old favorites that I definitely miss. Always looked good on rocks.

 

[hank_rearden]

Portland stone

Breccia, possibly granitic showing clear fragments, itself fragmented and consolidated by Portsland stone.

This is interesting. The boulder shows an exfoliation pattern so it might be granitic. But it clearly shows some kind of inclusion.

Tough to say. Could be calcitic (travertine) or silica (chalcedony.) I'm going with chalcedony.

shale