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I forgot about this in all the excitement, but only 20% of orange tabbies are female. We have a special little girl. Her surgery has already calmed her down quite a bit and she is much more lovable.
We got one and she is a problem! does not get along with the others at all. The story I old about a friends cat was also an orange tabby!
Stinking Water is known for Oak, We have found Hickory, Elm, popular. metasequoia and tilia. no palm. Now the only thing there is Juniper and sage brush, I guess the climate has changed just a wee bit, damn cavemen and there fires!
Last Edit: Sept 28, 2019 10:08:23 GMT -5 by woodman
I don't think it is palm, I am leaning towards willow or something similar, you can see the growth rings. Got my expert working on it and should hear more tomorrow.
Small limb section 3 inches long 1 3/4" across the polished face. Years ago my brother went with us to the Stinking Water Mountains and we did a bit of digging in an area completely out of the normal collecting area. All it reall was good for was yad rock and I have lot of it laying around. He kept one large piece and today I wa at his place and the rock was falling apart exposing limbs. I picked up several of them and polished this one. Not sure what species of wood it was but will try and find out.
It also looks like some Holt Canyon agate/jasper from Utah. I'd show a photo, but it would take a year to locate the piece. Lynn
I was thinking Holt Cyn as well. Here are some I collected a while back, I only kept the ones that had more agate in them, but you can see the resemblance.
fore some reason your photos only show a circle with dash sign.
Wife bought a chunk of rock at Richardson's rock ranch, some sort of jasper or something volcanic. I don't have a clue what it is and neither did john at the ranch.
you can buy the diamond segments and then just silver solder them on the blade which is tool steel. some I have seen some that are 4130 chrome moly steel/ search this site for drag saw aand my name and you will find other posts that I have made about the saw.
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