Peanut Wood - How ? Where ? Why ?

Join me for the amazing story of how Peanut Wood forms, millions of years in the making this beautiful rock is a rare treasure from Western Australia.

[@kazzford]

Thanks Paul ... newbies love this kind of info ...

[@paulhardie]

Thanks Karen, glad I could be helpful in some way ☺

[@annepickering4234]

Very enjoyable video. Interesting facts as well. Thanks

[@paulhardie]

Thank you Anne, I thought it was interesting the way it formed so guessed others might too 😀

[@roman11469]

Very cool and interesting!

[@paulhardie]

Thank you Peter 😀

[@saveriospadone6757]

Nice explanation Paul , Good teacher🙂😃👍👍

[@paulhardie]

Thank you Saverio 👍👍👍

[@Xanrax]

I never thought that wood would look so tasty.

[@paulhardie]

😆 it's amazing how many rocks actually look like food 😆

[@Xanrax]

@@paulhardie have you ever seen the grape Krystals they are Devine

[@paulhardie]

@@Xanrax I have yes . . . delicious 😆

[@ROCKINWHEELERS]

Nice. I am interested in your Chrysoprase Rocks.

[@paulhardie]

I don't have a lot of Chrysoprase but have plenty of Prase . . . I'm sure we've discussed this before 🤔

[@Udgaard01]

Hi Paul. I did like the video😃. Why peanut wood? Do you think it looks like peanuts?😂. Why not wormhole wood??🤣🤣. Nordic greetings from Jane

[@abbyW]

A valid question Jane 😁

[@paulhardie]

Abby and Jane, almost certainly because the light sections are about the size and colour of a shelled peanut . . . it's sure not because of the taste 😆

[@abbyW]

@@paulhardie 😝😝😝

[@paulhardie]

@@abbyW 😁😁😁

[@OccamsSledgehammer]

Where do we shop?

[@paulhardie]

Hi, if you'd like to buy some rough rocks it's best to email me at
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Thanks, Paul.

[@OccamsSledgehammer]

Wait… Is it a silicate?

[@paulhardie]

According to my "research" it is 😁