I found someone's hidden stash!

About a year ago I had a major problem with one of my diamond saws, so I switched to using another saw of the same size. But before I temporarily retired the damaged saw, I had set aside a nice assortment of miscellaneous agates and jaspers down in a tray alongside the saw table top. I intended to come back to them from time to time when I wanted to cut and polish something different for variety. I covered the entire saw with a huge plastic bin and didn't uncover it again until the other day. Well.... guess whose stash of good cutting material I discovered? Mine! The dummy who forgot all about the horde.
Needless to say, I just had to start cutting and ginding out a few freeforms. Here are a few of the cuties that I finished up to share with you:

This first one is some nice little miscellaneous agate, probably crazy lace.


Here is a freeform from a nice piece of dino bone I scored on eBay. It has some nice cells filled with blue agate.


And one of my favorite materials, also from eBay, tahoma jasper.


Here is a Montana agate I was not too sure I would like, but it turned out better than I thought it would.


An odd little Mexican agate of some kind, but I really like the red in this one.


Yipes! Stripes of Polish flint!


And last of all, this is a piece of fossil wood I got from a seller on eBay. His seller name was Clark Kent, for some unknown reason...


Hope you enjoyed viewing the goodies from the hidden stash! I think I will go see if that fool hid any other stuff somewhere...

Vance