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Blue_In_AK

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8. I hadn't thought of that, but you're probably right.

Reply to alfredo (Reply #7)

Sun Feb 10, 2013, 04:12 PM

Feb 2013

They're always digging stuff up here...strange dinosaurs and mastodons by the thousands.

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A 360-degree panoramic video of one of my favorite nearby spots (it haz birdz, Solly) [View all] Blue_In_AK Feb 2013 OP

looks expansive and just a bit chilly handmade34 Feb 2013 #1

Yes, it's the 7D Blue_In_AK Feb 2013 #5

PaintShop ProX 5 Johnny Noshoes Feb 2013 #15

I'm really enjoying your Callalily Feb 2013 #2

A wonderful virtual visit... Johnny Noshoes Feb 2013 #3

Exactly what you said. It not only makes me feel Mira Feb 2013 #14

Beautiful country. I guess you've gone down to the water's edge. I'd have a hard time resisting. alfredo Feb 2013 #4

Yes, I have, but not from this spot. Blue_In_AK Feb 2013 #6

Those cliff might be a good place for fossil collecting. alfredo Feb 2013 #7

I hadn't thought of that, but you're probably right. Blue_In_AK Feb 2013 #8

It's kind of mind bending to think dinosaurs lived there. alfredo Feb 2013 #9

I know. Blue_In_AK Feb 2013 #10

Now that we know they had protective feathers, they could alfredo Feb 2013 #11

Here's an interesting article about them. Blue_In_AK Feb 2013 #12

I saw a documentary about that fossil bed several years ago. alfredo Feb 2013 #13

it haz everything! Solly Mack Feb 2013 #16

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