Happy Rockbreakers!!
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Happy Rockbreakers!!
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A pretty alexandrite :D
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Gosha is my earth rep!
Gosha is my earth rep!
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Here's my earth rep, Tambouran!
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Here's my earth rep, Tambouran!
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Here is a picture of the boulder that lives at the top of our hill:
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It is big enough for a picnic for two. In 2018 I used it to watch the Woolsey Fire progress over the next ridge to the west. (Fortunately for us, it was moving west and not east!)
Here is a picture of the boulder that lives at the top of our hill:
It is big enough for a picnic for two. In 2018 I used it to watch the Woolsey Fire progress over the next ridge to the west. (Fortunately for us, it was moving west and not east!)
happy rockbreaker's! this is the scry of my (hopefully soon-to-be) earth rep! https://www1.flightrising.com/dragon/79167776
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happy rockbreaker's! this is the scry of my (hopefully soon-to-be) earth rep!
https://www1.flightrising.com/dragon/79167776
I like how different stones behave so differently because of the way they are built. Flint and obsidian are brittle stones in their own ways, yet diamond can endure anything.
I like how different stones behave so differently because of the way they are built. Flint and obsidian are brittle stones in their own ways, yet diamond can endure anything.
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Storygeek I like that picture. It could just as well have been taken in Norway, although the stones might generally be a little more grey than brown.
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Storygeek I like that picture. It could just as well have been taken in Norway, although the stones might generally be a little more grey than brown.
Happy Rockbreaker's!
