Addicted to the Crystal.
Super heavy in my addiction to crystals, minerals, the rock, brah. A friend got me a tumbler to polish my rocks. It's been running nonstop since the day I opened it up. The noise bothered me at first, but I've learned to tune it out. I've recently acquired a handheld microscope as well. Yay, lithology!!! Hahaha.
At my overnight shifts on Tuesday's and Wednesday's I've been bringing a small satchel of rocks I've collected, my microscope, and my notebook to occupy my time. It's incredibly satisfying to reaffirm my findings, especially as a hobbyist. I've taken some shitty pictures by lining up the my camera lens with the eyepiece; broke dick action! So sorry for the some of the really blurry photos.
Listed as they appear:
At my overnight shifts on Tuesday's and Wednesday's I've been bringing a small satchel of rocks I've collected, my microscope, and my notebook to occupy my time. It's incredibly satisfying to reaffirm my findings, especially as a hobbyist. I've taken some shitty pictures by lining up the my camera lens with the eyepiece; broke dick action! So sorry for the some of the really blurry photos.
Listed as they appear:
- Dendritic Jasper
- Botryoidal Chalcedony
- Jet
- Palagonite
- Olivine
- Dyed Agate (I didn't find this, but I thought it looked pretty dope in it's resemblance to Neptune)
If I've labeled anything incorrectly, please correct me! I usually confer my findings with a couple of friends who do this for a living, but human error is always a possibility so I won't take offense at all just shoot me an email or leave a comment below.
[ Original draft dated 2019 ]
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