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If those buildings were in Texas they'd be limestone, no question. I can't quite decide, but they look like they're built of limestone blocks, too. There aren't as many fossils as in Texas hill country limestone...
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2 comments:
That last photo - perfect.
If those buildings were in Texas they'd be limestone, no question. I can't quite decide, but they look like they're built of limestone blocks, too. There aren't as many fossils as in Texas hill country limestone...
Linda -- You're correct--limestone, quarried locally.
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