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I found this fist size "rock" between the rows in our garden; it appeared to have smashed some lettuce plants first before bouncing into the mulch between the rows. At that time of the summer, I was out there every morning, and when I first saw it I thought a raccoon may have taken a dump after munching on the lettuce (?); I even got the garden shovel to remove it and noticed it had a metallic sound to it. It had a sulfur-y smell,too (after realizing it wasn't poo). I contacted someone at the Observatory a half hour away to identify it and he said it was more like iron slag (from smelting) and it must of fell off a train or gotten kicked up by a truck...hmmm...train tracks are at least 200 yards away, and garden sets back from road about 75 yards with a septic mound in between. The "rock" didn't look anything like his meteor samples. I've kind of dismissed it as an unsolved mystery...but this story piques my curiosity again.