Field guide No. 200

A torn sourdough loaf opens onto a cavity of purple amethyst crystals, crumbs and shards on the cloth beside it. Not recommended for toast.

The bread remembers

Crusty outside, geode within.

A torn sourdough loaf opens onto a cavity of purple amethyst crystals, crumbs and shards on the cloth beside it. Not recommended for toast.

Field noteGeodes form in hollow rock; sourdough has hollows. The bakery would need several million years.

Specimen
No. 200
Kind
Possible (the golden mountain kind)
Breaks
Material
Where it doesn’t exist
A breadboard, under a linen cloth.
Nearest existing relative
A sourdough loaf, and an amethyst geode.
Filed in Fresh slop as
Objects

Also possible, also breaking material