#wallsteine

[prasemvanguardgerman]

Here to seen the other finds. Sponge & Flint.

New pieces of rounded nature polished imprints from prehistoric sponges out of flint. I didn‘t know the genus of this sort of distant spongy.

Those are intact, i saw a lot fractured or shards from it or without the mold.

Then new two ovale shaped, grind polished from glacial force millenials + ago.

Wall stones called here, i find a lot now on near open fields and sandy area in the province but they appear a lot of fields, sandy terrain and washed out near beaches or any river or earth pits or gravel spots.

Also common in the pebble bolder pieles or forest paths.

Sadly the most seen are cut in half, broken shards of it or near ovale, the most are like this ovale, size from tiny to an egg and above,

or a lot in the shape of unique beans or kidneys with one or two tiny holes on or in them. Each have an smooth fractured texture on it like an pattern, each of them shares it. Some have an eye mold in grey on it, like the bubble white underside from the common MC Donalds buns on the underside. That is weird.

On sandy terrain or fields great little finds from ground to pick up & collect, decoration or for the garden. I enjoy finding them with others.

I find a lot of them and are here common have an box full of them - vs the sponges to compare

This stones are not fossils, pure rocks with mostly none features of fossil traces like imprint molds or bryozoan. If than also rare cases.

They are not so polished round like riverbed pebbels of other sedimentary stones.

The varity goes from grey to dark brown to black color, are from the iron in the stone.

[prasemvanguardgerman]

I find these on the mentioned ground, like this often in rural regions, an almost the wet seasons muddy road in the woods to field, constructed for vehicles to held better grip, not to sinking in on the ground filled and littered with these sedimentary rocks and a lot of flint shards.

I looking around for the near round stones.

Often these rural roads are also washed out from rain showers, some heavier on autumn.

I only pick up these handfull little ones and if i find some fossils. Not the other purposed rocks for the road. Here we call them Wallstones or on the river Maas = Maaseier maaseggs stones.

The varity of flint in color and intact or broken stones are high. Nice finds from gray white + to red or black flint stones round like river pebbles or once are taken and formed from likely glacier drifts. Often here to find in sandy ground, on already on harvested open fields, near on it or stone pieles.

I enjoy tocollect them in egg size form or with half fragmented flint / chert with colors in it. They are the other finds if i can‘t find echinoids.

If take photos from now all the ovale round stones from the Wallsteine since 2022, of my finds then it will be propably the half area from the dining table be full of them. Without the half broken up of them. Two boxes, and mug full now collected. My cam is shit again under light.

I post them in bettween, with sorted to size, flint color, form etc. But its all only stones. 😅

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Hey folks, new ordinary finds

Found Today within my work break, this chert echinoid piece. Another one again.

Also along this oddly potato 🥔 shaped Wallstein in dark flint. The first seen in this size, with this eye nub in it. Something new. 😅 🪨

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On the evening, i was back on my isolated hobby mood to calming with many cups of coffee and listening to my playlists and radio with the Wallstones & all the sponges and pebbles in flint, placed all out on the kitchen table.

Stress is boiling up now, feeling it with an sour mood, little trembling & headache. 🤕

There so fucking many picked up and collected now since last year. Some are gifted for friends.

Photos coming soon too. I was placing them, sorting out both mind and stones, compare them with the rest of older finds, to form of rock and color complete round, ovale in half and the fossil vs no fossils and so on etc. With a lot of round sponges too.

I’m unsure how many new finds will be found of the flint rocks or echinoids on the colder months of autumn.

Hope of some to find on the chill frozen period, if I’m manage to go outside than in that freetime on freezing temperatures, if any new material of earth & stones is moved. The cold months are not my well favorite season.

Have an free time to reflect and calming down a little moment in your hobby or obsession with interest with an drink or snack too.

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The new rocks added to the collection i forgot.

Malachite - Jasper red - Aventurine in green & orange and an raw fluorite piece.

Together with the new finds of Wallsteine in natural egg shaped form of polished dark flint.