Published: 07 Dec 2018 βΊ Updated: 07 Dec 2018
Ammonite Fossil π
Limestone nautilus cephalopod
ammonite fossil.
Looking inside, doubles as a sundial.
View of the outside parts of this
ancient critter, 65 million years
old, give or take a few days.
Top two photos from last summer.
Below frosty photos from today.
This fossil ammonite was found
by me in Germany years ago in and
around some of the many quarries.
The indented dark areas are the
chambers of this limestone shell.
This ripple view might make
for a cool clock face.
The knob in the middle sticks
up like a pointer. This closeup
shows more of the crystals.
I got so excited when I found
this puppy!
Come sail away into
the crystal caves.
Ripple & kaleidoscope effects made
with photo editor Lunapic
Glass kaleidoscopes
Blue raspberry, yeow!
Clicking the photos makes them bigger
Click again zooms them in.
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@shasta
December 6th 2018
8:04 PM Alaska
Take Good Care Everyone
Enjoy β€α¦ And Stay Awesome
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