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Omg Boulder fans, correspondent Jesse spotted this amazing opportunity on craigslist. Two sizable boulders are available for the taking to the first lucky enthusiast who can haul them away. I'd definitely think about it for my yard if they weren't so far away. Hopefully one of you will grab them and share your story and photos here.

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Spotted on Potomac Street in Buffalo's Elmwood Village, a rare sidewalk Boulder! And even more exciting to this correspondent's eyes were the baby boulders perched lovingly atop this magnificent specimen. Oh new Buffalo, if more boulders is part of your renaissance, I might be all for it!

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While this blog generally does not feature boulders in their more traditional and "natural" settings, this correspondent was so captivated by this overgrown boulder in the El Yunque National Forest in Puerto Rick that it had to be included. I mean, seriously, there's a tree growing on a boulder!

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In Portland, they don't just leave their boulders on the sidewalk, they give them shallow, depaved areas in which to sit - allowing it to be both truly urban and natural. Perhaps, this boulder is part of one of the green infrastructure installations for which Portland is famous? Human figure is included in photo for scale.