Rock collecting inspiration: Clotilde Olyff spent over a ... more
Photo by Paul Felix, Mar/April, 1999, from the NYPL Pictu... more
"Les pierres, les arbres, les murs racontent." / "The sto... more
Believe it or not, these are suprise balls: tiny trinkets... more
Contemplating using these stone clothespins to hold and d... more
Conglomerate rock is easy to identify—it is a sedimentary... more
I think about Luigi Lineri all the time. For decades, he ... more
A gift from a friend that brings me almost as much joy as... more
The stones that make me most acutely aware of the stonene... more
A pebble palace discovered thanks to the artist Michael D... more
A field of igneous diabase boulders that ring when struck... more
Some stones are special for inscrutable reasons. Byrd Bay... more
In 2012, Ryan Thompson and Phil Orr began a project calle... more
Rock collection is a long-time minor obsession of mine, a... more
Possibly the most perfect house; I visited in 2018 and th... more
Saw @cole mention Working Loose, a truly stellar shop, co... more
"The Petriverse of Pierre Jardin" is a blog and environme... more
Photographs of rocks that are like glimpses of alien plan... more
I do not hold with stone-stacking in the wild (leave them... more
"Hag stones are stones with a naturally occurring hole th... more
Trégastel-Plage, France. Early 20th century.
Picture fr... more
I am very into the idea of collection my own miniature mo... more
Saving as inspiration for my future funerary urn needs.
Of opal fossils: "rare and visually stunning remnants of ... more
What a pleasing stony chunk.
For peering into the depths in search of Petosky stones.
For rootling out interesting rocks.
A book I would gladly read.