Interesting photos from Rock history.

Mid Wales blue said:
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Sikhote-Alin Iron Meteorite: A fine example of a Sikhote-Alin iron meteorite, weighing 409.9 grams, which was seen to fall in eastern Russia in February of 1947. This meteorite is described as an individual, as it is a complete mass (rather than an exploded shrapnel fragment) which fell to earth on its own. Note the abundant overlapping regmaglypts (thumbprints) caused by surface melting as the meteorite flew through our atmosphere. Regmaglypts are one of the key surface features used to identify meteorites. Sikhote-Alin is a coarsest octahedrite iron in the group IIB, and is comprised of approximately 93% iron, 6% nickel and 1% trace elements.
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The recent Gloucester chunk would’ve been my choice ;)
 
idahoblues said:
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Who is it? Looks like Martin Short in the middle.
Bottom right, Screech?
 
JRockBlues said:
Picture taken for the CSN album that was about to be released. They realised after the shoot was over that they were in the wrong order and might cause confusion so went back but the house had been bulldozed.

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Absolutely CSN-Y.

Got to see the three of them in the Hollywood hills amphitheatre (?) about 2012 (Mrs Onholiday has just reminded me) after I had proposed to her in San Francisco.

They were absolutely brilliant - if you get the chance to ever see a decent act at that venue don't think twice. Beautiful setting..............
 
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