Atlantic

Atlantic

First sediment I ever fired was from Atlantic, east of Virginia and rich with forams which often make branching patterns when fired. Visit the Places Page for more information.

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		Atlantic sediments are speckled with foraminifera shells and they make branching patterns when they melt (if applied at a thickness that's compatible with firing temperature.) Pacific Ocean has foraminifera living in the water column but acidic conditions cause them to dissolve faster and Pacific sediments, in my experience, are usually brown when fired. Atlantic In Pacific Out Atlantic In Monterey Bay Out North Atlantic & Pacific Where Gulf Stream Turns and Hydrate's Ridge Pacific Hydrates, Atlantic Gulf Stream Atlantic In Pacific Out Atlantic In Pacific Out