The first one was white as snow. Almost w a waxy shine to it. Most of what I thought I was seeing was granite or shale-like rock. Greys and browns everywhere. Very hard stuff (as was this white one). Then this white rock all by its lonesome and striking because it was different from everything else we were commonly seeing. Was this white rock soapstone? Marble? Scale is funny. It is much bigger than a basketball.
Next, was a grey stone with tiny white flecks in it (I am assuming flecks of whatever that white rock was?). Would this have indicated some sort of igneous situation, and then metamorphic? What would have blistered the white rock into specks only to then be surrounded by the blue-grey(granite?)?
Third one. Am I looking at a fossil here? Interesting shiny bluish (slate like) leaf (shell fish?) shaped pattern on some of that very hard (I’m assuming granite?) hard brownish bluish gray rock. And again, with those white flecks.
Trying to attach 3 pics.
Thanks for your help! I’m trying to raise my rock game before heading up to Manicouagan in a few weeks.
TIA!!!
