We had seen these dinosaurs from the road last year, so this time we decided to stop in and see them up close.
We had seen these dinosaurs from the road last year, so this time
we decided to stop in and see them up close.
This place is a combination of dinosaur stuff, petrified wood,
and Anasazi culture. They put models of dinosaurs out by
the petrified logs.
They had a playground area with climbable models.
The sandbox in the middle of the sandy playground amused us.
This mock bone-finding set-up, complete with brushes, was a
nice touch.
The boys posed by the T-rex until it moved. Then we couldn't get
them anywhere near it again.
Alan pressed out a memento penny.
The reconstructed house was neat.
The best part, though, was the very friendly guy who
broke open our geodes for us. We paid for 5 of them and then
he gave Alan another one, because he felt bad that Alan's choice
hadn't been as pretty inside as Roger's.