Any ?piston heads geologists?
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I studied geology and oceanography in a previous incarnation (well, feels like it anyway) and it certainly looks like a flint nodule from the chalk, but the second picture seems to show a kind of central core to it. This me wonder if it could possibly have formed around a belemnite fossil.
Your profile puts you in Bristol, which is a bit far from the chalk outcrops in the south, but flints do get everywhere. Having said this, it is a very unlikely shape to have travelled any great distance.
Your profile puts you in Bristol, which is a bit far from the chalk outcrops in the south, but flints do get everywhere. Having said this, it is a very unlikely shape to have travelled any great distance.
Roofless Toothless said:
I studied geology and oceanography in a previous incarnation (well, feels like it anyway) and it certainly looks like a flint nodule from the chalk, but the second picture seems to show a kind of central core to it. This me wonder if it could possibly have formed around a belemnite fossil.
Your profile puts you in Bristol, which is a bit far from the chalk outcrops in the south, but flints do get everywhere. Having said this, it is a very unlikely shape to have travelled any great distance.
I'm currently living in the south of the netherlands near the border between germany and belgium so that might fit the bill...Off to google 'flint nodules' and 'cretaceous dildos' now. Your profile puts you in Bristol, which is a bit far from the chalk outcrops in the south, but flints do get everywhere. Having said this, it is a very unlikely shape to have travelled any great distance.
Dogwatch said:
It was a trial run for a high-street peddler of sausage rolls which went wrong, was thrown away and fossilised due to being inedible.
HTH
Could it...actually...be the original sausage-roll that was brought to the infant Jesus in a Bethlehem stable? HTH
Somebody phone Robert Langdon.....and somebody owes Greggs a *huge* apology.
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