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I guess it looks more 'bony' in person. Oh-well.

Thanks, Rob! Interesting object.

First quiz question: Identify the brand of paper towel pictured.

I want a close-up of the bone now...

I have no trouble seeing either.

owlice wrote:Thanks, Rob! Interesting object.

First quiz question: Identify the brand of paper towel pictured.

I want a close-up of the bone now...

First= Sparkle! I hope that doesn't count as Span.

Second =Thanks again Rob! I didn't realize' that I was the only one that could see the photo; and that was why I stayed logged on.

Third= Sounds like a request for another snap shot. Oh well I need the practice! Have patience with this old dog learning a new trick I'll take another picture from a different angle tomorrow. Please don't hole your breath. I think I omitted a step in uploading--- We'll see.

bystander wrote:I have no trouble seeing either.

That's because Rob fixed it.

No, they are different uploads. I could always see yours, even when you weren't logged in. I thought it was another picture, since I could see this one.

bystander, in your post, the first link still does not display the image and when clicked, still gives me "the attachment dosen't exist anymore." I had tried a cut and paste with the link from Orin's post and got the same thing: no pic.

bystander wrote:I have no trouble seeing either.

Interestingly, I can see the one I just posted but not the other one, even in your post bystander. Very odd indeed.

Rob

It should be fixed, now. The attachment had been orphaned. Orin must have inadvertently deleted it. I reattached it to his post.

The way they are now i see two white rectangles. I have to click on them so i can see the picture.

Does anyone have a can of Gremlin spray

I see them both now. It was beginning to be a bit Twilight Zonish.

Rob

I think that Orin should take that whatever it is and re-bury it FAST!!

I see them all now even when I'm not logged in. It's freaking me out.

Orin, serves ya right fer postin' that dang-blasted thing in Da ferst place.
I only see the pictures bystander posted if i click on the empty spaces.

Maybe it isn't a bone. If not; what is it?
This is try #2 to up load. The cement is on the bottom of the photo; the (whatever it is) on the top. When holding it in mand it looks like it is made of bone. Whatever it is looks like it may have what appears to be a couple of teeth. When the weather warms up I will see if there are any more out there.
Back to gardens my Daffodils are starting to blosom!

Orin, looking at it with a magnyfing glass, to me it looks like a different color cement that was at one time attached to a now missing cinder block, or the like. There are all different shades of cement even if you don't add color. I know from the stone work done in my house by a guy i used to work with. I have a few shades of color from almost white to plain grey staring at me. Its a good thing he was cheap!
So, you have a cement block around that you could try to see if it fits the angle in the middle? Or a Square to see if its a 90' angle, like the corner of a block?

The apparent texture does resemble a sandy morter

The dark is regular concrete and not cinder block. The white doesn't have the texture of any cement that I ever seen. It doesn't have a sand or gravel mix that would be with cement. More like the texture of bone or calcium; but hard like stone. That is why I thought it may be petrified bone. When it warms up again; I'll do a little digging. If I find more; I'll take some more pictures. I can't figure why it would be buried in the middle of my back yard? If it is some type of cement; it still has me puzzled. Of course that doesn't take much. Maybe I can break a chunk of it off!

I've never seen a bone that even comes close to that kind of shape. Maybe Adobe ??

orin stepanek wrote: Maybe I can break a chunk of it off!

That might be problematic attaching to your post.

orin stepanek wrote:The dark is regular concrete and not cinder block. The white doesn't have the texture of any cement that I ever seen. It doesn't have a sand or gravel mix that would be with cement. More like the texture of bone or calcium; but hard like stone. That is why I thought it may be petrified bone. When it warms up again; I'll do a little digging. If I find more; I'll take some more pictures. I can't figure why it would be buried in the middle of my back yard? If it is some type of cement; it still has me puzzled. Of course that doesn't take much. Maybe I can break a chunk of it off!

Maybe now we will find out what happened to Jimmy Hoffa???

I think it is a type of cement; but mixed without a filler like sand of gravel. looking at it further it appears to have been wrapped around something. It's got to have been in the ground a long time; as I have lived here almost 50 years.

50 years Orin, you've got to start digging more You may even be able to start a new Topic called "What I Found In My Garden Today".

These are my daffodills in full bloom

Orin, very pretty! I love daffodils, and have different kinds in my yard, including little bitty ones that stand only 3 or 4 inches high. They're very cute!

I bring large (varied) daffodils into work and give them to various folks. Nothing says spring like daffodils, not even cherry blossoms!