Oh yeah! Lots of lanscapers are wanting stuff like that around big towns, but they are getting tough to find. We have a farm near Sheridan In and have some huge piles of glacier rock in all sizes all of them cleared from the fields over the years. Bad thing is the rock piles were also used as a dump so some rocks were burned and there is glass everywhere, but i think they still might be worth digging out. I had several people want to come get some from another farm we owned, but I didn't tell them about the "mother lode" at the other place. I may get with Dad and see what we can do, I am sure he would like that cleaned out anyway. Gravel pit on the north side of Indy has a pile of rocks that were studied by Geologists and were said to have came from siberia with the glaciers. Those are some neat ones! Large red chunks with quartz veins running through and strange greenish ones too. A friend bought some of those for a yard project for $50 a ton, good deal he thought.
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