Went down to Glen Rose today. Visited Fossil Rim Wildlife Preserve and also to Dinosaur Valley State Park...Here's some pics and if any of you haven't visited it is a nice day trip from Dallas. Enjoy!
Sincerely,
District Overbeer
In The Valley of Dinosaurs
by Valis 19 Replies latest jw friends
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wednesday
Great place, been ther many times.
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Valis
weds...don't forget to go to Hammnonds for some kickass BBQ..
Sincerely,
District Overbeer
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cruzanheart
What a cool birthday treat, Valis! Nice day for it too.
Hugs,
Nina
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Xandria
Land Of the Lost!
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X.
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Poztate
Looks like you had a nice day trip. The prints of some of those critters look HUGE. When I saw the header I thought maybe you had made it up to the OTHER Valley of Dinosaurs that is located in Drumheller Alberta. It has a huge collection of dinosaur skeletons and makes for a fascinating tour also.
Looks like a nice wildlife park too.It's good to see the animals being able to roam a little and not be penned up.
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Well Valis, I'm disappointed!!! You've just proved that JWs are right: all us apostates are sad, angry, lieing, dangerous psychopaths that don't have a life because we are groaning from fear. We don't have enjoyment of life because we are apart from All-Mighty (Mouse) Jahoobee. Damn you for letting the WT lurkers know that they are right and life is miserable!!!! DAMN YOU I SAY!!!!!!
Obviously, your time would have been MUCH better spent In The Field Minstry (tm) or studying some of the Deeper Things (tm) of Jahoobee -- like how all the dinasaurs were killed in The Flood(tm)
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AlanF
Valis, those are human footprints.
AlanF
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the_classicist
Those are some pretty cool pics. Valis. Though I think AlanF might be right, because I would think that dinosaur footprints would have eroded away by this time due to the friction w/water.
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Valis
*LOL* Alan, human footprints indeed...maybe if you were related to a T Rex
And ya classicist that has happened...but most of them have been only uncovered since the 50's or 60's so you can still see most of them.