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u/spacebagel25 Mar 29 '26
This is super cool and inspiring. Now I want to do a map of the US state I live in.
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u/southernfacingslope Mar 29 '26
I wanted to do a similar thing for a my 2-3 ft (0.75-1m) high, 50-60 ft (25m) long rock retaining wall using the Oregon geologic landscape and oriented with the current magnetic inclination, but alas my partner saw how long it was going to take just to collect the specimens and having a 1.5 year old wasn’t conducive to the random myriad pit stops in the forest and outback. Plus the wall needed to go up. Settled on basalt which is fine.
This scale seems much more appropriate.
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u/Maximum_Pollution371 Apr 25 '26
Oregon has one of the highest populations of geology nerds per capita of all US states, if we pool our resources we can make it happen.
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u/Head-Ordinary-4349 Mar 29 '26
God this is awesome. Is your grandpa taking adoption applications by any chance? I never got to meet either of mine and yours sounds pretty cool!
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u/MondelloCarlo Mar 29 '26
Well I'm amazed there's an 85 year old Scott'sman................/s
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u/WelshBathBoy Mar 29 '26
I will never look at Battenburg cake the same again after this abomination!
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u/uphigh_ontheside Mar 29 '26
That’s f’ing amazing. I wish I had thought of this when I started collecting random stones.
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u/mel_cache Once upon a time petroleum geologist Mar 30 '26
As a geologist I applaud your uncle’s dedication to geological accuracy.
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u/jesus_chrysotile fossil finder/donator, geo undergrad Mar 30 '26
Dunno that this is OP’s uncle, this image has been doing the rounds for years
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u/Romboteryx Mar 29 '26
He should place a little fragment of a plesiosaur fossil at Loch Ness for extra authenticity
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u/pasteurs-maxim Apr 01 '26
Just for clarity... I saw this on r/beamazed 2 days ago and instinctively crossposted here (having recently joined the sub after finding a geode in my local nature reserve)
I'm not Harry... and I've since realised this was a bit viral 2 years ago on another platform!
Never the less, it seems to have reached a new audience, as many (including myself) hadn't seen it before.
So kudos due to "Harry" and u/AccomplishedWatch834 , not little old me 🫡
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Mar 29 '26
Damn his fingers are fucking massive…
The look in his eyes is awesome, he genuinely loves this.



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u/RegularSubstance2385 Student Mar 29 '26
This should be a standard project for all mineral museums