Found it in Rogers City. Tons of amazing rocks/boulders up there, including an absurd amount of petoskeys. There are a few rock slides I go to in the area where you can casually look at the ground and can find half a dozen petoskeys in about 30 seconds. I'm not personally a huge fan of them, but everyone else in Michigan seems to be, so I still grab them sometimes.
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Used to have a place in Oscoda and we would score lots of nice stones...
Very interesting layout of the entire system...Hi all
A few months ago a friend was moving in to a smaller home so I bought some of his trees and other stuff, This composition has something that's hard like rock but is multi tubulat and slightly brittle too!
I took it to our Bonsai club to see if anyone had seen this stuff before, No one had and the best guess as to what it was was the thought that it could have been where some sub aqua worms lived millennia ago!
John
He planted a Juniper, Two small Azaleas and something else, Can't recall what the last plant was, One of the Azaleas perished though, Oh, There's loads of small Alpine type plants too!!
Probably obsidian, volcanic glass.
Ken is a friend of mine. He is probably the most prolific viewing stone collector in the U.S.. His yard is full of thousands of beautiful stones and he has a whole room in his house with so many stones in daizas you can barely walk through. Ken has discovered many secret collecting spots in California and Oregon and I'm fortunate that he has shared a few with me.
