Rocks and Stones
I thought about this post yesterday and now have the time to write it.
Edinburgh is rocky … or stony?
Had to ask AI, and got this:
While both "rock" and "stone" refer to naturally occurring, solid, non-metallic materials, "rock" is a larger, more general term encompassing a wide range of geological formations, while "stone" is a smaller, more specific term often used in everyday contexts.
For example, the sidewalks are stone
As are many of the “paved” streets
Keep in mind though that I’m in the old part of the City.
However, the Castle is built on volcanic rock.
While its defensive windows (wider on the interior, much smaller on the exterior) are 2’ foot thick stone.
And then they decide to dig up the streets - lots and lots of stones







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