The Utah side of the park is very pretty, but is most known for a gold mine of dinosaur fossils that you can take a shuttle to see which are preserved in the original stone where they were found (the pictures does not do their size justice).
Sunday, September 17, 2017
Cappy's Adventures in Dinosaur National Monument and Harper's Lookout
Long day today where I visited both the Colorado and Utah sides of Dinosaur National Monument. The Colorado side has the actual town of "Dinosaur" in it, though no dinosaur bones have been found. But Harper's Corner or Lookout provided some of the best views of this trip so far.
The Utah side of the park is very pretty, but is most known for a gold mine of dinosaur fossils that you can take a shuttle to see which are preserved in the original stone where they were found (the pictures does not do their size justice).
The Utah side of the park is very pretty, but is most known for a gold mine of dinosaur fossils that you can take a shuttle to see which are preserved in the original stone where they were found (the pictures does not do their size justice).
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You sure those were dinosaur bones? They looked like the chart of the collapsing retail sector.
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