Re: From The Lost Coast...Dun DUN DUN

["Simon M. Clabby" <dinowight@yahoo.co.uk>]

Rminds me of this picture a friend of mine took while
diving near the shores of Loch Ness...

http://www.geocities.com/clabmanx/ples.jpg

Simon M. Clabby


 --- mamendez@uchicago.edu wrote: > Dear Everyone on
the List, 
> I used to be a subscriber on the list and I posted
> some stuff a while back on 
> Spinosaurs (Jaime should remember). Anyway, I am
> back to bring you this 
> mysterious link that I somehow found. The
> photographer, mind you, who is very 
> brave and outrageous, took these pictures. Ellin, as
> she is sometimes called, 
> took it upon herself to venture into the deep
> redwoods (I think) with her 
> camera, some beer (this I speculate, which I have no
> evidence of, but I can 
> assume and therefore claim), and some courage. So
> she walked around, I take it, 
> and found some neat stuff. Nifty, I should say.
> Today she brings to the world 
> (and you) these interesting pictures of what she
> found in the illusive area 
> otherwise known as "THE LOST COAST" (located off
> highway 172 in Northern 
> California right near Ferndale, CA, can't miss it).
> Yes, this place, unknown to 
> many and visited by tourists all over, houses things
>  you may want to check 
> out. They also have cool animals. 
> So enough of my ranting and go check out this
> special feature. 
> 
> fossiliferously, 
> M. Roy Chapman Mendez 
> 
> http://ebeltz.net/niftylinks/lostcoast2.html 
> 
> 
> (hopefully this wont get me kicked off the list) 

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