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Recently found a stone by some rapids


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Was out fishing recently when I came across a stone on the bank. The spot this was found is underwater when the water is high from snow melt in early spring.I believe there was a factory that used this portion of rapids as a power source many years ago.  It was found in St Lawrence Country, NY

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That's beautiful! I'm not sure what it is, but I love it. Best guess is some sort of agate?

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I agree it looks like industrial slag. These pieces are waste from a steel foundry, used as a farm track covering (from England).

 

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Stuff like this also frequently shows up as bedding material along railroad tracks.

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Slag glass forsure.  I collected a ton of it on gas well site in ft worth that I believe was a old iron ore smelting site in 1800s

 

really pretty stuff and people make jewelry out of it and have sold some prices on online auction site actually.   

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