The love of silver

Casting your net wide for help dear LGM nee microgoat? xx

No answer so far. Am I in need of bootees?
LGM x

There is no need for help anymore as the dee has been found :~) xx

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There is no need for help anymore as the dee has been found :~) xx

Jolie ***********

wonderful

Great title and very unusual shot!!

One of the gods dropped his shield.

The best explanation yet, Jean. I'll accept that that is what it is. :-)))))

Magnificent shot!

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Mica schist we use to get in the hill of NZ it certainly has the look and it tended to shine with the light on it. the the Mica part was a mid gray colour and was almost peel able in layers. Schist was the Rock but with an abundance on Mica in it tended to split flat with the help of the mica in it. hope this helps there are a lot of different Mics Schist about.

Könnte es eine Form von Gneis sein?

THe silvery shine looks wonderful!
I'm afraid I cannot help you, but try either "slgwv" or "Earthwatcher" from the Geology group, they are the earth scientists.

une merveille

Nice shot.
Have a good day.

WOW such a fantastic find, Amelia *****************

An amazing find and great capture Amelia.

Have a good evening.

Seems to be Glimmer. Ask Graf Geo, please. Best regards, Karl

Gneis!

I have looked up Glimmer on the Internet. It's German for Mica. Unsurprisingly is Norwegian for Mica as well.

I have now looked up Gneiss, and it seems that this resembles Schist or even Pyllite more than it doesGneiss.

www.geologycafe.com/images/meta_shale_gneiss.jpg

Don't know, Amelia ! Perhaps it's Glimmer, like Karl suggested. But it looks very nice with its sparkling !

What ever it is algae doesn't seem to like it

If you look at the photo in 'Original size', you should be able to see some lichen there, possibly Xanthoria parietina.

I reckon it's a bit of the Chinese space station that is falling back to Earth uncontrollably.

Whatever it is, it's really beautiful and it fits perfectly between those rocks. Nicely taken in gorgeous light Amelia!

I really don't know but would love to be informed! Terrific shot!

A stunning shot, Amelia! I'm no geologist, but it looks like mica to me, too.

Its beautiful and I think you are correct.

But like Gudrun said ask slgwv... Steve .. he is a geologist ! Lovely fella and nice contact

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I'm no geologist, but it looks good and I'm impressed by the depth of field.