In central Oregon, thunder egg tourism is booming, and the rocks are world-class

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Kids love the gratifying hunt for thunder eggs. Trinity Clother, 5, of Gig Harbor, Wash., wields a rock hammer at Richardson's Rock Ranch in late June.

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Adrian Godsafe MSc

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Handy little panel.

I now know what a thunder egg happens to be.

Have a nice day: Ag

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