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Another hoodoo, different angle
Date: 08/06/04
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Hoo-diddidly-ooodoos
Date: 08/06/04
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I just had this baby detailed!
Date: 08/06/04
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That dino needs some moisturizer
Date: 08/06/04
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I think these things eat cats
Date: 08/06/04
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Or is it children...
Date: 08/06/04
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You are here. So is the McDonalds.
Date: 08/06/04
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Dramatic devonian diorama
Date: 08/06/04
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Squelchy underfoot
Date: 08/06/04
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A typical devonian reef, now compressed to a centimetre thick and saturated with oily goo
Date: 08/06/04
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Albertosaurus, with its skin on.
Date: 08/06/04
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When are we going to get a Britishcolumbiosaurus?
Date: 08/06/04
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| show fullshow summaryWe did that in 1998. Bought a 37 travel trielar; drove cross-country to the Grand Canyon, etc., to California, then up the coast into Canada. The ultimate purpose was to drive the Alaska Highway. We stayed in Alaska for almost a month, then came...
We did that in 1998. Bought a 37 travel trielar; drove cross-country to the Grand Canyon, etc., to California, then up the coast into Canada. The ultimate purpose was to drive the Alaska Highway. We stayed in Alaska for almost a month, then came south on the ferry to Vancouver Island, then back east across the northern tier of states (Yellowstone, Little Big Horn, Mt. Rushmore, etc. We were gone 3 1/2 months, and drove over 16,000 miles. It was a great trip, certainly the longest we'd ever taken. We took one more shorter cross-country trip, following the Lewis & Clark trail in 2003. Then we sold the trielar to one of our daughters.
Posted by Jennifer (guest) on Fri 31 May 2013 18:58:22 PDT