Sandy and Russ: The three year veterans
Bill and two of his grandsons
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Cincinnati Museum Center's Dinosaur Field School invites all those with a passion for paleontology to spend a week digging for real dinosaurs dig! Participants int eh weeklong sessions travel to the northwestern flank of the Bighorn Mountains in south-central Montana to learn to extract dinosaur fossils from rock using hand tools, how to gather and document field data and how to “field jacket” the fossils in burlap and plaster for shipment to the museum.
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We arrived home a few hours later than expected, but tired and happy. Part of us is still at YBRA or in the quarry. We miss you all. Goodnight to my girl, Miss O - you made my week!
Sandy, your bone turned out to be a Tibia by the way. I will tell Olivia you say hello.
Oh, can you come back out here, we need more burlap cut.
Your invisible videographer made it home in one piece; more importantly, so did his video equipment. The footage looks great so far. And despite my invisibility last week, you should be grateful: remember, if what you did isn't on television, then it didn't really happen.
Say hey to Glenn, William, Olivia, Lamont, and the racing pigs.
I would love to be back there, Mac! I'm sure no one can cut burlap quite as well as I can! We just got back from Manitoulin Island in Canada and saw where the granite and limestone meet. I immediately thought of you guys! Take care on your trip back to Ohio.
Miss you, Olivia!
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