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Date Posted: Monday, May 16, 08:38:42pm
Author: AS
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Subject: Thanks! I've been offline a fair bit this last week and just catching up
In reply to: Lij 's message, "I know what you mean...." on Monday, May 09, 01:27:53pm

That post about Nanaimo was pretty good-the First Nations people of this area still create petroglyphs but use a Dremel now, there are a few at the salmon hatchery we visit regularly. The fossils of this area are interesting, I thought we should have a fairly good selection given the coal mining that helped create so much of this particular area!

I'll have to try those Pintrest when I am on my PC, for some reads my iPad doesn't even want to copy them to open. Weird! I think we've seen a few fern and very simple fossils but nothing like we have seen when we walk along creek beds in either the BC Rockies or over in Alberta in the Crowsnest area. Nothing huge, mind you but enough to to get the kids excited!!

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