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09 Sep

Behold it’s Ferro-Magnificent Splendor!

Posted by Fitz, under Uncategorized

Behold it’s Ferro-Magnificent Splendor!

For those who weren’t at today’s meeting. I’m still pining for this giant 550lb monster lodestone to set up as a “Temple of Magnetism” at burning man. Probably will never happen because of the cost, but still, wouldn’t it be cool???

For sale here: http://www.buylodestones.com/biglodestone.htm for a mere $1500 and I don’t even want to think about the shipping costs!

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