u/astilba120

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Vermont and rocks

Vermont has rocks, a lot of them, when the rivers and lakes go low, it seems that is all there is, and of course, boulders and ridge lines abound. So far, simple white quartz, schist, gneiss, granite, marble, shale is all I have come across. Are there any recommendations for hounding some more interesting specimens? If it were not for all of the rocks, Vermont would be as flat as Ohio.

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u/astilba120 — 18 hours ago

Vermont and rocks

Vermont has rocks, a lot of them, when the rivers and lakes go low, it seems that is all there is, and of course, boulders and ridge lines abound. So far, simple white quartz, schist, gneiss, granite, marble, shale is all I have come across. Are there any recommendations for hounding some more interesting specimens? If it were not for all of the rocks, Vermont would be as flat as Ohio.

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u/astilba120 — 3 days ago