Pyroclastic Breccia Patterns 38 – Angular rock fragments embedded in a volcanic ash matrix from a pyroclastic flow in Cape Breton Island near Louisbourg Lighthouse, Nova Scotia, Canada.
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Is there any chance I can send you pics of some very very cool rocks minerals gems and a possible meteorite 🙂
And if you could help me figure out what exactly they are and where we could sell them I’d be happy to give you 25 percent of whatever they are worth…
I’m not a geologist or a rock guy at all, my friend asked me to grab a few rocks for her garden and I have found some truly amazing specimens since that day…
Please at look at some pictures for me , and then decide if you would be willing too help… I’ve been to 10 rock and gem places , have been emailing back and forth with the museum curator here in Alberta . But I just want to sell them. Please help
Justin sernes
Ruben10101010@icloud.com
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Thank you, Justin, for contacting me but I am afraid that I am not the right person to help you. I am not a rock specialist either, and have to do a lot of research to find out about the rocks I photograph each time. I am sorry that I am not able to assist you. Hope you find a more suitable expert soon.
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