Small but interesting coral

Senoia, Georgia about 20 miles SE. Come see them film.

it is a tricky destination. One thunderstorm and it is all under water. Just an afternoon pop up can spoil the 3-4 day trips.
If you are ever headed this way....
Shear beautiful place too Arlen.

Here is a stop on a coral shoal Arlen:

You are using the flat side on that hammer ? The peen side fractures Ed. Must use flat side, hurts less too.
Another coral exposure, Suwannee River. 100% coral. About one out of 30 is high grade, some very nice.



Test batch from this particular shoal. It has been visited by rock hunters over the years.
But wet season floods exposes new material every flood.
Or you can set up the ole chippingchair out in the water. Most of the coral is lining the bottom of the river.




Coral layer as being washed out from river bank. Note seep, spring water is salty from ancient salt deposit ??
The coral in this seep has the black border, typical color from salt water effect.
Collect here for target before they wash into the river and mix with the degenerate corals.



Fossils and part of an artifact. Beer tab. Silicified oysters upper left



From same shoal




20 miles downstream



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