Hobbies - Do You Have Any?

[smc]

Hey, shadows and rockabilly, is this what you mean by an "action" figure?

[rockabilly]

Originally Posted by smc

Hey, shadows and rockabilly, is this what you mean by an "action" figure?

Noooooooo!!

lol

[shadows]

Originally Posted by smc

Hey, shadows and rockabilly, is this what you mean by an "action" figure?

Maybe for you.

[rockabilly]

lol does it have "kung-fu" grip ?

[shadows]

Digging through the stones that I had gotten from the beach on Wednesday, I discovered something really neat! I had found a stone that had some really neat colouring on it, and that was the reason(at the time) that I placed it in my bucket. However, there was a clump of dirt around it that hid the true value of it.

Emptying out the bucket tonight, I discovered the stone was in fact a Native American arrowhead, somewhere between 500 and 5000 years old! It can truly be amazing what you can find when you least expect it. I'll try and get a picture taken of it soon and post it here.

[randolph]

Originally Posted by shadows

Digging through the stones that I had gotten from the beach on Wednesday, I discovered something really neat! I had found a stone that had some really neat colouring on it, and that was the reason(at the time) that I placed it in my bucket. However, there was a clump of dirt around it that hid the true value of it.

Emptying out the bucket tonight, I discovered the stone was in fact a Native American arrowhead, somewhere between 500 and 5000 years old! It can truly be amazing what you can find when you least expect it. I'll try and get a picture taken of it soon and post it here.

Looking forward to a photo of your find. I also have a beach find to post soon.

[shadows]

Originally Posted by randolph

Looking forward to a photo of your find. I also have a beach find to post soon.

Thanks. I'll try to get it posted sometime during the week.

I'm also looking forward to seeing the treasure you found on the beach.

[randolph]

Years ago I was beach combing South of Point Reyes near San Francisco. I was picking up sand dollars when I noticed one that looked different. I picked it up and realized it was a fossil! Here was a fossil sand dollar lying next to regular sand dollars on the beach, amazing! Apparently it had eroded out of the cliffs. It is in the Genus Scutella and is about two million years old. The modern sand dollar, actually a flat sea urchen, is related to this fossil. They are both unique in that they stand on edge to feed on plankton. Most sand dollars remain horizontal while feeding.

[shadows]

Originally Posted by randolph

Years ago I was beach combing South of Point Reyes near San Francisco. I was picking up sand dollars when I noticed one that looked different. I picked it up and realized it was a fossil! Here was a fossil sand dollar lying next to regular sand dollars on the beach, amazing! Apparently it had eroded out of the cliffs. It is in the Genus Scutella and is about two million years old. The modern sand dollar, actually a flat sea urchen, is related to this fossil. They are both unique in that they stand on edge to feed on plankton. Most sand dollars remain horizontal while feeding.

That's pretty cool, Randolph! It would definitely be something worth keeping! Thanks for sharing.

[transjen]

This past week i found an old Bobby Orr hockey card from the 70s and i rember collecting Baseball and Hockey cards as a kid so i'm really thinking of starting collecting hockey cards
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