…if I ever went to Scotland
I wonder if they would let me bring it on the plane as my carry on. I guess I could tell them it was my pillow.…if I ever went to Scotland
I wonder if they would let me bring it on the plane as my carry on. I guess I could tell them it was my pillow.
You can take uncut rock too, but that really confuses them. One time I took some pretty large pieces in hand luggage and they called the head of security at Heathrow to come down and ok it. After abut 10 mins deliberation and checking, he came back and said: 'Well it's not against the letter of the law, so I suppose you can go through.'
I think he might have thought I was a bit weird though.
I wonder if they would let me bring it on the plane as my carry on. I guess I could tell them it was my pillow.
Tell them you are a vampire, and you have to sleep on your native earth.And god alone knows what'd happen if ye ever ever to Wales!
I've done this quite a lot. You are allowed whetstones in carry on, though you will have your bag searched. Whetstones spook x-ray machine operators cos they kinda look like a block of coke.
You can take uncut rock too, but that really confuses them. One time I took some pretty large pieces in hand luggage and they called the head of security at Heathrow to come down and ok it. After abut 10 mins deliberation and checking, he came back and said: 'Well it's not against the letter of the law, so I suppose you can go through.'
I think he might have thought I was a bit weird though.
The Tavy is the black one, right?And ^this^ is the reason you have a Tavy Stone @Legion.
Tell them you are a vampire, and you have to sleep on your native earth.
The Tavy is the black one, right?
Its a nice finisher though. Need to start buying diamond plates by the case, and teaching small children how to lap stones for pennies.Aye!
I brought a fair bit of that rock back to Aus. It was just so bloody hard that I only ever flattened some of the smaller bits.
Its a nice finisher though. Need to start buying diamond plates by the case, and teaching small children how to lap stones for pennies.
A lot of negative things have been said about people in the industrial revolution, but they knew how to motivate their kids.It’s a shame we sent all those convicts away. They’d have been perfect for this kind of thing.
And god alone knows what'd happen if ye ever ever to Wales!
I've done this quite a lot. You are allowed whetstones in carry on, though you will have your bag searched. Whetstones spook x-ray machine operators cos they kinda look like a block of coke.
You can take uncut rock too, but that really confuses them. One time I took some pretty large pieces in hand luggage and they called the head of security at Heathrow to come down and ok it. After abut 10 mins deliberation and checking, he came back and said: 'Well it's not against the letter of the law, so I suppose you can go through.'
I think he might have thought I was a bit weird though.
I tried to bring a spherical piece of obsidian about the size of a grapefruit
in my carry on luggage in Guatemala.
It was confiscated.
Mmm, I think that was ambitious. I doubt my uncut rocks would've got through if I didn't also have a number of cut whetstones with me to validate the story. What was your reason for the ball? Cos in my mind it's going down something like this...
- Hola Senor. Un momento. Que es esto?
- Oh it's an orb.
- Y porque lo teneis?
- Umm... well I don't know if it does anything to be honest, I've not tried. It's just yer standard Obsidian orb. Same as everybody takes home with them.
- [Confiscates orb].