We had a palaeontology get-together today and I made these bad boys:
These are my favourite cookies to make and now, dear blog readers, I will share with you the way of the Trilobite Cookie. Continue reading
Month: May 2016
A Geology Road Trip through North Carolina: Part 1, the Mountains
My time in Raleigh is nearing an end, so it’s high time that I share some of the interesting geological sights I’ve seen since I moved here in 2014! Let’s take a mini virtual road trip across North Carolina, starting in the mountains. (“Mountains”, says the former Albertan inside me.)
Get Your Kicks on Route 66
Ooh yeah, a fancy car! This post doesn’t have dinosaurs in it, sorry!
The Wild Wild West
I’ve just returned from a Turonian dinosaur hunt in New Mexico! Dinosaurs from this age are extremely rare in North America (and globally as well). Sea levels were at their highest at this time and much of North America was either totally submerged under the Western Interior Seaway, or were rapidly eroding highlands that are gone today. In the United States, New Mexico is the place to be if you want to find dinosaurs from this age, so we spent two weeks checking out the Moreno Hill and Crevasse Canyon formations in the western edge of the state.
pseudoplocephalus 