@officialjabell: Replying to @wildwitchofthenorthwoods For everyone asking where I was… Petoskey. Yes, it’s still absolutely freezing 😭❄️ #British #michiganwinter #britishinamerica

Kiromon :

A fossil. They have some large ones there. You can actually find it throughout the state. Fossilized Hexagonaria coral from a 350-million-year-old Devonian-era tropical sea that once covered the state. Beautiful fossil.

RB :

it has fossilized coral in the stone. Michigan used to be a an inland sea

Shana :

You been to Frankenmuth yet?

Brenda from MI 🇺🇸 :

The Perry Davis hotel is the haunted hotel there

grahamdavis8106 :

Go go isle Royal the state gems from there & there only. Isle Rayal green stone looks like a petoskey mated with an emerald 🤌

Wildwitchofthenorthwoods :

😅😅😅 🙈🙈🙈 Oh boy! Well I hope you come visit the rest of the Midwest

sup463 :

aint gonna find em in the winter lol

Angela Williams :

jaxspellinar :

drive north over the bridge, when you hit water, then left, continue driving. you'll hit a good chunk of the Midwest

Nick G Mourufas :

stop by Jose's!! 👌

kevkuv :

It’s the state rock of Michigan

Erika Jo Waldie :

Go to the Kilwins factory!!!!!!!!

My Messy Hive ❌ :

Welcome to the mitten! I hope you have an awesome time. Check out a sunset over the lake while you’re there. It’ll live in your soul forever. 💞🥰

Meg :

enjoy!!!

sunnydayinparadise :

🤣😂🤣 that cute. it's ok have a great time here

Sharkfin :

Pe Taaww ski

Jblubird 🐦 :

I call it a rock. yea its technically a fossil probably. but I have never called it or any other rock, a pebble. ever. Sounds more like they were being kinda rude.

Fossbuckle Farm 🇵🇸🏳️‍🌈✌️❤️ :

pet-ahh-ski

kevkuv :

I had a small one as a child

Jaydin 04_20_01🇺🇸✝️ :

This is the stone

makeitshake :

Seeing the way British people pronounce places in Michigan make me cry laughing

maryL :

😂😂😂