Rocky Mountain House to Drumheller, Alberta (sightseeing)
August 23- August 25, 2016
Next, based on a tip from our ex-neighbors, we headed to Drumheller, Alberta, site of the Royal Tyrrell Museum, a dinosaur museum to end all dinosaur museums. What a place! I'll let a small sampling of pictures do the talking. (Thank you Barry and Lisa for telling us about this museum!)
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| The entrance. |
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| This fact really surprised us. |
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| The museum also houses a working laboratory. |
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| Tools used in the field. |
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| Tools used in the laboratory. |
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| T. Rex Those teeth more than make up for those pathetic front legs. |
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| Another T. Rex. Those teeth and tiny front legs are a dead give-a-way. |
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| This enormous specimen inhabited the watery regions of the planet. |
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| Yea! Another one I can name!!!! Stegosaurus |
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| A rare sample of fossilized dinosaur skin. No - it's not fossilized dinosaur poop although they have samples of that as well!! |
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| The museum is enormous. It would have to be in order to hold all these huge skeletons. |
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| Early turtle |
What a fabulous place. If you ever get to Alberta - make sure you see it.




















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