When I saw this photo my first thought was how much that pattern resembles the selenite (gypsum) crystals I once enjoyed digging up in the salt plains of Oklahoma.
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Tuesday, January 6, 2015
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mariyam | 7:58 AM | curiosities | natureWhen I saw this photo my first thought was how much that pattern resembles the selenite (gypsum) crystals I once enjoyed digging up in the salt plains of Oklahoma.
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