My humble rock collection, ready to move to our new home.

[Neia]

This one was used by someone to sharpen a blade. You can still see the marks in it

It's not all of them, some are still out and about.

 

[DrBadStrings]

The very first photo is that fossils I see imprinted on the rock? Very neat either way. I don't have any photos handy but I've got rocks all throughout the house that have been picked up over the years. I'm in an area that used to be volcanic so lots of quartz geodes and fossils and that sort of thing in my area.

 

[Forest Cat]

There is one with some purple in it, a little up from the center of the pic. What is that, is that part of an amethyst?

 

[FayetheAspie]

Nice collection. I liked collecting rocks as a child. That particular interest faded away but it might cycle around again one day.

 

[Neia]

The very first photo is that fossils I see imprinted on the rock? Very neat either way. I don't have any photos handy but I've got rocks all throughout the house that have been picked up over the years. I'm in an area that used to be volcanic so lots of quartz geodes and fossils and that sort of thing in my area.

Some are Swiss fossils, from mountain paths, others are fossils from Oeiras, a seaside town near me, but from miles away from the ocean.
They are all from sea/water creatures.

 

[FayetheAspie]

Interesting

 

[Neia]

There is one with some purple in it, a little up from the center of the pic. What is that, is that part of an amethyst?

Yes the darkest one is from Angola, the other I don't really know. It's a memento from a time I visited the Oeiras summer fair with my cousin Andreia.
The largest quartz crystal was something that my Great-aunt Adelaide picked up when she was a young woman. She gave it to me a few years before she died.