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KAM on Dec. 6, 2019

Offhand I don't think there is any English letter that hasn't, or couldn't, be found in a rock. O is very common. D is a circle with one side flattened. C & G are broken circles. My mom has a necklace with a P in it. Nature is funny that way.

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plymayer at 8:24PM, Dec. 6, 2019

Hmmmm....

KAM at 4:33AM, Dec. 20, 2019

Something you scribbled in lava when you were young? ;-)

man in black at 7:04PM, Dec. 6, 2019

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KAM at 4:32AM, Dec. 20, 2019

Yep. :-)

hkmaly at 11:57AM, Dec. 6, 2019

The latin alphabet was being simplified for centuries ... like, more that 20 centuries ... to be easy to write. If you are going to accept something which looks slightly off, you certainly find everything. Complete meaningful sentence however ...

KAM at 4:32AM, Dec. 20, 2019

Thanks! :-)

acedreamer at 5:42AM, Dec. 6, 2019

Actually getting your name, rather than the odd initial, in a rock would be good... Mind you, the Creationists might like to have a rock with 'G', 'O' and 'D' in vaguely credible sequence...

KAM at 5:53AM, Dec. 6, 2019

It exists. A member of my club found it in the '60s or '70s and an article with pictures was run in an issue of either Lapidary Journal or Rock and Gem.

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