Schmalkalden Thundereggs

A stunning and fascinating location that is not often seen, but when it is, it really makes its presence felt. As you can see, they are characterized by this high-contrast colour scheme of bright white a dark chocolate brown, and here, what looks like barite plate structures are the norm rather than the exception, leading to some very interesting and intricate formations.

Schmalkalden Thunderegg with just Two Plate Structures	Twisted Schmalkalden Thunderegg	Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Pure White Core
Classic Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Good Barite	Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Bright White Core	Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Solid White Core
Smaller Schmalkalden Thunderegg	Solid Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Barite Sprays	Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Decaying Quartz
Smaller Schmalkalden Thunderegg	Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Solid Barite-Quartz Core	Classic Schmalkalden Thunderegg
Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Honeycomb Formations	Classic Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Brown Encrusted Caves	Smaller Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Large weathered Barite
Solid Schmalkalden Thunderegg with White Quartz and an Intrusion	Schmalkalden Thunderegg With a Wide Core of Wavy Barite	Half and Half Solid and Barite Schmalkalden Thunderegg
Large Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Stained Cave	Massive Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Rugged Caves	Unusual Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Concentric Rings of White Quartz and a Hint of Coloured Agate
Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Atol Formation	Schmalkalden Thunderegg Geode	Collapsed Schmalkalden Thunderegg
Lovely Schmalkalden Thunderegg with a Few Large Chambers	Schmalkalden Thunderegg Geode with Just One Bisecting Barite Plate	Unusual Schmalkalden Thunderegg with Green Mineral