This piece of oyster-shell resembles a small mortar bowl (or vice versa). A univalve seashell might serve as a pestle.
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- oh -- that kind of challenge
- What the...?!
- Pattern baldness -- but the game has ended
- 2:00 a.m. wake-up
- awash with water
- Lest it is forgotten...
- a new title, not data disappearance
- sources of insecurity
- news from the new partnership
- carrying a shade for FBI's "most wanted"?
- a celebration of 'scanning'
- no need to panic...
- plus fleurs de Stuart, FL
- another coincidence?
- transformers, organism-style
- clouds in northeast Stuart, FL
- flowers in northeast Stuart, FL
- not all crashes are hostile
- but I already banned them from the program...
- more about Friday the Thirteenth
- Friday the 13th and thereafter
- Flashback to CA Blue Angels annual Air Shows over ...
- scheduled events and sights
- more hints of a less gentle way of life
- westward ho! super windy day
- another special day
- how to hike around without challenge
- windy Friday
- more wonder, more jam
- the beginning of the month
- Brief
- cover change
- hints of a less gentle life
- Seasonal rock top
- some possible origins
- plant comparisons
- looky here (or, "looky, looky, arithmetic booky")
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- Marcia L. Neil
- Literature and other information search, so as to initiate an unusual archaeological site investigation, is one of my reasons to use the Internet.
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