Geology, is one of my subjects I'm taking for my exams, so I might just add some posts about geology and what I have found while actually looking around the world for different rocks.

Hull-breach is going to love me for saying that I got some gold! Thats right, but... the thing with this gold is that it's very small amounts as I couldn't find much. It's a decent amount to learn more about where the gold was located, this gold I have was found in Peru, by me and my teacher, of course credit to him.

I also when I visited India, got some Red Jasper, It's truly amazing. It's bright red gleam can be seen from quite a distance. Overall, it's more of a unused industrial rock, I'm not really sure it's used for anything industrial, mostly just decoration. I couldn't find a decent picture to add, so sorry about that. I'm hoping you are able to imagine it.

How could, I miss the most common rock in the UK, it's name... Quartz! I can guarantee you have it in your house, go look! It's found in watches and clocks, unless there made in china. (cheapskates) eh... So, you should have it around the house, if not go and walk in Wales, your bound it find it.


Iceland Spar, was found in no.. not Iceland... Brazil?! Thats right, I found some Iceland spar in Brazil... It's totally normal. It has a few cleavages, and is quite clear, depending if you have processed it, I put mine in the tumbler so it's rounded. It's one of those rocks, that's not used for industrial things.

I can't really tell you more until, the next post. If you like my writing and think I should do more "Educational" blogs, then please do comment, or you can moan about how you hate my blogs, thanks.

Oh, and before I leave. I would like to share something with you all, my teacher owns a website all about rocks, I'm offering to share the password to anyone that's interested in Geology, I'm not going to announce it on this post but if you are legitimately interested please do contact me via PM asking for the password.


PS: HullBreach, I'm throwing the gold away xD