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| On Monday we went fossil hunting at the Penn-Dixie site in Hamburg |
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| James immediately figured out how to spot the little corals/trilobites and filled up his bucket |
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| Felix mostly filled his bucket with rocks. Kerplink, kerplank, kerplunk |
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| It was a little windy |
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| Everything we dug up was from the Devonian, so no T-Rex bones, unfortunately |
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| A hard day of excavation justifies an ice cream stop |
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| Felix-Vanilla and rainbow sprinkles. Owen-Cotton candy and chocolate chips (?) James-Banana and sprinkles |
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| Some of James' fossil treasures |
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| Corals, moss animals |
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| Cnidaria, and possibly some primitive squid |
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| He took an entire afternoon to build his LEGO "museum exhibit" |
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| He doesn't know yet that his mother has sworn these fossils are not going to be in the house permanently |
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| Clam shell fragments, brachiopods |
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| Owen's haul was also impressive, but we haven't let him get into them yet |
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| The full James collection |
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| From one of our many Bay Park hikes. We must always find a log for a snack spot |
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| It was a good year to get a sprinkler |
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| One of many Lake Ontario visits |
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| Owen learned how to climb the walls |
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| So this is how he spends a good bit of every day now |
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| The biker |
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| "I'm going to learn how to swim if it kills me" |
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