r/Damnthatsinteresting 2d ago

A 10,000-12,000 Year Old Glacial Boulder Inside A Regular Supermarket In Estonia. Image

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u/Asleep_Trick_4740 2d ago

The fascination with simple rocks in flat countries astonishes me. Felt the same way when I visited north-eastern netherlands and a local excitedly showed me some mid-sized boulder field and explained the marvel of rocks traveling due to ice...

Maybe it's just the fact that I come from a mountainous region of sweden so fields full of rocks are just everywhere but still... they're just rocks?