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keyjan t1_j9p50lw wrote

screen cap for those of us who haven't seen it yet?

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keyjan t1_j9pc368 wrote

I am not a geologist, but those look like water tumbled stones, big ones. Don't know if you can buy them; you might be able to find them in creeks and riverbeds, but be cognizant of whether you can pick them up from there (private property, parks, etc.)

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keyjan t1_j9pqbnj wrote

there's also r/geology...

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sxswnxnw t1_j9ptd2r wrote

Home Depot?

Just bought a couple bags of river stones there. About 16 dollars a bag.

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sxswnxnw t1_j9ptwem wrote

It's kinda magical back there with all the stones and pavers. Oddly my favorite section. I specifically got mine at the Catonsville Home Depot, but they probably have them at Eastern Avenue Home Depot.

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maggiedo0dle t1_j9pw0z1 wrote

better yet, (everyone) come check out the Gem Cutters Guild of Baltimore! we love rocks! and you can even learn how to cut your own. :-)

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Ok_Ad8609 t1_j9tmfzu wrote

I have a suggestion, but it would technically be stealing 😬 But if you just want to gaze upon some rocks like these, there is an open lot on Key Highway, right next to the Harborview Tower and Pierside Homes. They completely filled the lot with rocks, I believe to prevent skateboarding. Some of the rocks are exactly like these, and are actually this large—the ones at Home Depot are similar, but a good bit smaller than these. I have taken a couple of the rocks for my plants, but again—it is technically theft. But there are just so many of them, and I couldn’t resist when I saw a couple that looked really cool. Take this for what it’s worth and do whatever you want, but I wanted to share the knowledge lol

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