Exogenic Fulgurite   Oswego, Oswego County, New York.  From lighting strike on August 2, 2008, ref. Rocks and Minerals magazine, May/ June 2011 issue, vol. 86, no.3, p. 264-270.  Collected by Joeseph, Jonah, Arlo, and Jeffery Shallit.  A 5.3 x 2.2 x 2 cm specimen that is totally unique for the find.  This specimen partially solidified in the air then landed on a cable that supported the power pole that was partially struck by the lightning!  You can see where it draped over the cable and dripped down like an icicle and even make out the groves from the cable!  Lustrous on all sides, one tiny white droplet attached and one edge contact with no damage to the body of the piece or its termination.  Again, no others were found having hung from any of the things in the vicinity of this strike.  Unique.  $250