05-SEP-2015
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This sight was quarried for many years for Dinosaur bones to be sold to Museums. On October 4, 1915, 80-acres of fossil-rich land in Northeast Utah were set aside as Dinosaur National Monument to protect "an extraordinary deposit of Dinosaur remains of the Jurassic period.
05-SEP-2015
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My first look at the wall, an extraordinary sight, over 500 different fossils can be counted.
05-SEP-2015
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Some of the bones are very real and you are allowed to touch this one.
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The is the boat launching point inside the Monument into the Green River. The Green flows through the monument and will, 250 miles downstream, join the Colorado River.
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The road going down the my Campground for the night.
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My Campground along side the Green River inside the monument.
