Collecting rocks is an addiction too.

[Keep Calm and Ramify]

SueBee
The problem with rocks is they take a very long time to develop.... Far longer than many bonsai.
I have this one here that's been growing for a few years.
I end up telling it all my day to day problems (& sometimes my jokes too) - however like most people, it usually just rolls its eyes & basically ignores me.

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It looks like a lot of your rocks are missing their eyes? They must really be old!

[peterb]

Hi Suebee
You're right it is very addictive, whenever we go on holiday or camping I'm always looking at the rocks around. Drives my wife quite batty
cheers Peterb

[SueBee]

LOL keep Calm and.... Bats in the belfry ? nah - rocks in my head will do it....yes I amd my rocks are "old"

Yep PeterB, I couldn't possibly move = my rocks would need a truck of their own.I find myself slowing down near quarries and over bridges just to check out the "possibilities"....danger ! Danger!
I drove over to Perth last year and Up to Qld this year and boy my rock collection just multiplies itself.

[SueBee]

A few more that I have just oiled to get an idea of colour.

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I don't seem to be winning with posting images- this is my third try with this one.
Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong please.

[melbrackstone]

SueBee look below the box you're typing in, there are two tabs, one says Options, one says Upload attachment.

Click upload attachment,

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then Choose file,

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then add file.

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once you've got your files uploaded, then click on Place inline

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Then click on Submit...or preview, if you wish to check what you've done.

[SueBee]

Got it thank you Melbrackstone. Much appreciated- I have been uploading to gallery then not getting them in here.This is so much easier