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Random picture Monday

Welcome to Utah

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Fruita Friday 2

Ceratosaurus, the official city dinosaur of Fruita.

Location: Corner of East Aspen Street and North Park Square. It can be found in front of Christie Burns Photography at 122 E. Aspen Unit A and across the street from Turn the Page Used Book Store. 

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The End of Days(?)

It seems as if part of the US population thinks that the world is going to end this Saturday, May 21, 2011. Specifically, the rapture if going to happen and the whole earth is not going down until October 21th. But there is predicted to be serious earthquakes on Saturday [link]. Who knew all this time you could actually predict earthquakes. Too bad I will be in Nevada instead of a more tectonically stable area!

• 2011 AD—On May 21^st, Judgment Day will begin and the rapture (the taking up into heaven of God’s elect people) will occur at the end of the 23-year great tribulation. On October 21^st, the world will be destroyed by fire (7000 years from the flood; 13,023 years from creation). [link]

We even saw a convoy today of RV's covered in signs telling of the impending woe outside Price, Utah, heading east. Maybe they know something I don't?

So, how do you plan on spending your last days? Does this mean I do not have to pay back my credit card debts or student loans??! I guess some people have up till October 21st to decide what they will do, not that it will matter in the end. I will be at a friends wedding this Saturday. Should be interesting to see who is able to make it.

You??


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Random picture Monday

Images from plaques in the floor of the new City of Kemmerer Training & Event Center (Wyoming).

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Fruita Friday 1

For some time now I have wanted to feature the Paleo Art found in the Grand Valley of Western Colorado, the City of Fruita particularly. This area of Colorado has a high concentration of artist and you can see the geology and paleontology of our area often reflected in the many art pieces produced and on display. Over the next few weeks I will feature different pieces of art and note where they can be found, in case you would ever like to stop and visit.

Week 1: "Dinosaur Diamond" by Gary L Hauschulz

Location: on the north side of East Aspen Street (near the corner of Mulberry Street), across the street from Aspen Street Coffee and a few doors down from Turn the Page Used Book Store.

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The Dinosaur Diamond also refers to the Dinosaur Diamond National Scenic Byway, of which Fruita/Grand Junction is the eastern corner of the Diamond.

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Random picture Monday

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Random picture Monday

Who knew dinosaurs had a religious affiliation!? 

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Friday Field Photo - what is it??

We spent the day down by Gateway, Colorado, prospecting and looking at various tracks in the Chinle and Wingate Formations. While looking at a huge track slab I happened to see something weird hanging from a tree branch. I took these two photo of it (horrible lighting, apologies). Unfortunately we forgot the good camera at home, the ok camera at the hotel, and were only left with my cell phone, so that is what I used. Since it was so cool and not something I had ever seen, I thought I would share it and see if anyone else could guess what it is.

Any guesses?!?!? :-)

[edit: check out the comments...]

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Pimp Your Ride

A friend of ours got this first shirt for his birthday tonight. The great search that ensued to find it yielded the following results:

Raptor Bandit Shirt via TopatoCo for $17.50

DinoGirl, sadly not (yet?) available in grown-up sizes, via Jusami for $26 (the smallest shirt (and short sleeved at that!!), yet it cost the most. That blows. A black, long sleeve version is on sale for $19.99 however. And a boys version is on sale for $12.99. What gives?! Whey is the girl version more expensive?! I might have to make my own, affordable, version.) 

Rodeosaur via uneetee for $19.99

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