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Rare Rocks.
Either indoors or in your garden they are focal points.

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Turtle Rock.
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Weathered Limestone.
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Acne Rock.
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Black Slabby.
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Blowhole Boulder.
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Bonsai Stone.
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Fluted Lava Rock.
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Fossilised Wood.
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Outdoor table & chairs of fossilised wood.
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Hatched Stone.
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Hexagonal Lava Stone.
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Layered Silified Mud Rock.
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Min Spirit Dreaming.
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Polished Jasper Boulder.
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Quartz Veined Creiss.
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Feldspar River Boulder.
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Nature has made this rock look like rubber!
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Salt Rock.
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Weather has sculptured this rock.
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Sculptured weathered rock.
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Make your own cave with this stalactite.
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