Strange, weird or odd or whatever beach finds thread….

No photos, but the apple hatch was epic today. I must have had at least 25 slowly float by. I have a feeling someone living on a beach nearly was using the sound as their yard recycle bin for the apples that dropped. I know they are biodegradable, but I still prefer not to see them disposed of that way.
SF
 
No photos, but the apple hatch was epic today. I must have had at least 25 slowly float by. I have a feeling someone living on a beach nearly was using the sound as their yard recycle bin for the apples that dropped. I know they are biodegradable, but I still prefer not to see them disposed of that way.
SF
I was once on a river in the fall, and saw several apples floating by. Like you, I wondered how they got there. As I made my way upstream, I noticed an apple tree high up on the far bank, a steep bank. It was loaded with fruit. Just then, Splash! An apple fell. Hmm, okay, sez I to myself.
 
I was once on a river in the fall, and saw several apples floating by. Like you, I wondered how they got there. As I made my way upstream, I noticed an apple tree high up on the far bank, a steep bank. It was loaded with fruit. Just then, Splash! An apple fell. Hmm, okay, sez I to myself.

That is a distinct possibility as to how the apples got there.
I once saw someone dump a cardboard box full of apples into the sound at a public access, so that was my thoughts of how they got there. Curbside yard waste recycling pickup also isn’t available in the area I was fishing yesterday.
SF
 
No photos, but the apple hatch was epic today. I must have had at least 25 slowly float by. I have a feeling someone living on a beach nearly was using the sound as their yard recycle bin for the apples that dropped. I know they are biodegradable, but I still prefer not to see them disposed of that way.
SF
Big time apple hatch over this way. They were everywhere.
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Maybe the deer were bobbing for apples on Halloween?
 
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Found this bone on a MA-10 beach. Can anyone help identify?
Hard to tell from the pictures alone if it's an actual bone or actually a sedimentary concretion/nodular rock, hard to see any simmetry or porosity that you usually see on bones/animal fossils, so from pictures alone I would lean towards rock. Cool find!
 
Hard to tell from the pictures alone if it's an actual bone or actually a sedimentary concretion/nodular rock, hard to see any simmetry or porosity that you usually see on bones/animal fossils, so from pictures alone I would lean towards rock. Cool find!
The grooves in photo 3 are the main thing tripping me out.

It’s also very soft to the touch a chunk broke off while I was washing it today.
 
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