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   1/25/08

   AmyWeber

   That's interesting.

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   1/25/08

   Xight

   I'd send him a rock from Hawaii, but its bad luck to do so. Theres too many horror stories, about the tourist who take rocks back with them, and end up dead or had really bad luck following it.

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   1/25/08

   Carleenp

   Hmmm, I'll have to see if I can find a cool looking rock around here (Illinois). I have some interesting Nebraska ones in a box somewhere if I can find them

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   1/25/08

   crkian

   Hes accepting rocks from other parts of the world as well.

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5. 

   1/25/08

   funepets

   Will try to send one from CA. :-)

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6. 

   1/25/08

   br3adman

   I got some petrified wood from louisiana well 2 trees and some smaller ones. maybe i can break a chip off and send it one day.

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7. 

   1/25/08

   tetsujin

   Thanks for posting this, and thanks for everyone's help, my dad is really excited!
   
   Cameron

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8. 

   1/25/08

   suburbqueen

   This is such a neat idea! If I can find an interesting one here in VA, I'll send it on.

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9. 

   1/25/08

   crpitt

   *attempts to lift a stone from Stonehenge, but cant quite manage.
   
   On my next hike I will have a look

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10. 

    1/25/08

    wenfri

    See what I can I find from Northern Ontario if they don't mind waiting till snow is all gone

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11. 

    1/25/08

    tetsujin

    I am excited, and yes, we can definitely wait until thaw for all of the frozen chosen.
    
    And a rock from stonehenge might just cover the whole room. I think I would keep it for myself in my dorm though.
    
    Cameron

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