Great lakes region, USA. September 2025. Olympus E-M1 @ 14mm, f/4, 1/3200s, ISO250
picsbyTempus Fugit The stories this stone could tell [OC]Great lakes region, USA. September 2025. Olympus E-M1 @ 14mm, f/4, 1/3200s, ISO250View original on lemmy.world113Comments8Reply
A_norny_mousse feddit.orgI like to think that almost every stone has been liquid long ago. Often you can still see the swirls.11Reply
lladicius lemmy.worldProbably pretty boring as it was laying underground in total dark for a very long time, and after that in some remote area without any action. Nothing to see, nothing to tell.6Reply
AAlsjemenou lemy.nl2Hide 2 repliesMy goodness American education system is really failing... Stones can't talk my dude. No matter what the bible says.1Reply
Tempus Fugit replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyEurocucks are too funny. They don't teach y'all about personification?2Reply
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I like to think that almost every stone has been liquid long ago. Often you can still see the swirls.
Looks like a turtle.
Probably pretty boring as it was laying underground in total dark for a very long time, and after that in some remote area without any action.
Nothing to see, nothing to tell.
"Back in my day..." - This stone
Especially the mouth part of the stone.
My goodness American education system is really failing... Stones can't talk my dude. No matter what the bible says.
Eurocucks are too funny. They don't teach y'all about personification?
personify deez nuts