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Very busy tan/cream swirl??


treetiger

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I'm thinking that's an Alley Agate from Pennsboro. And cutoffs on West Virginia Swirls like this are usually buried somewhere in the pattern of the marble - you shouldn't expect to see them like you might on an Akro or a Vitro, for instance.

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Just to help when looking for seams on swirls (generally called cuts or cut lines when dealing with swirls), here is an edited pic along with your original pic showing one cut end of the stream. The other end is buried as Ric described.

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11 hours ago, cheese said:

Just to help when looking for seams on swirls (generally called cuts or cut lines when dealing with swirls), here is an edited pic along with your original pic showing one cut end of the stream. The other end is buried as Ric described.

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IMG_20231119_135252490.jpg.99b1a05ae5b906a59d93cda5fb5862c52.jpg

IMG_20231119_135252490.jpg.99b1a05ae5b906a59d93cda5fb5862c5.jpg

Thanks cheese. A lot to learn--I'm writing this down. Best wishes and happy turkey day!

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