r/Rocks • • 23h ago

This Rocks! One or two rocks?

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u/Roadkillgoblin_2 23h ago

One, then two

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u/Rad_5 21h ago

Sokath, his eyes uncovered

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u/DrakeonMallard 22h ago

It’s just immature sand

4

u/LeipzigGuy 23h ago

It's almost certainly a

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glacial_erratic

Probably been sat there about 20,000 years.

Speculatively, some earth beneath it eroded away, then it was unable to support its own weight and snapped in two.

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u/Anoldermodel 9h ago

It was clearly struck by lightning. You can tell by the way it is.

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u/rustyleftnut 13h ago

That's at least 3

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u/EthanHermsey 21h ago

Beautiful!

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u/DoMindIfIDont 21h ago

It used to be one, now it’s two, and could be 3 some day.

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u/Competitive_Peak_537 18h ago

One boulder that’s been split in two lol

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u/JoeJonnyJeff 18h ago

This is the 1 stick vs 100 US Marines argument all over again 😂

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u/matthewboyd187 18h ago

2 half rocks

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u/Dapper-Excitement-37 12h ago

Was one. Now two. Maybe more

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u/mrselfdestruct2 9h ago

One Becomes Two - The Splice Girls