Beautiful Opal Display!

by tagiscom

Posted: 9 years ago 5 replies

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This isn't the one on display, if l ever go back there soon l will be sure to take a shot, but the nest best thing!

Crystals and Opals in Sedimentary Rock: Melbourne Museum

I hope that rock hounds like this!

It seems that the universe is giving all of us a big kick up the **** before the year ends, which only means things are on the verge of improving!

Everyone hang in there, l am sure that 2015 will be better than this year?

AprilCT 9 years ago

The opal really is pretty. However, where were the bunnies? After looking everywhere, I still couldn't find any.
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- tagiscom 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by AprilCT
  
  The opal really is pretty. However, where were the bunnies? After looking everywhere, I still couldn't find any.
  
  There is this from the Museum!
  
  Fluffyus Tearyourarmoffus - Lived 30.2 million years ago. Ate anything it could get its teeth into.
  
  Even T-Rex would give it a wide birth!
  
  Became instinct after eating too many Canedus Touadus!
  
  PS l am not insane, just trying to have some fun!
  
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kghklghl 9 years ago

The opal looks beautiful.
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- tagiscom 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by kghklghl
  
  The opal looks beautiful.
  
  Yes, this is just a small one, there is one that stretches a good half metre across and shows a very beautiful green streak through some clay!
  
  Unfortunately the site doesn't show it, but l will take a shot next time l am there.
  
  That was down the end next to the special fozzalized fluffy bunny exhibit, and Free Energy - Practical Applications, exhibit!
  
  But l might be wrong!
  
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  tagiscom 9 years ago
  
  This is as close as l could get to what the Melb, Museum one looks like!
  
  Although much bigger!
  
  Ugly, Ugly, Ugly!
  
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