Awesome video! Love exploring with you guys! 🥰🥰🥰

@RusticVentures

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Thank you so much, Robin!

Thanks for the upload. As always very interesting 🧐

@RusticVentures

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Thank you, JDexploresfan! :-)

This is an awesome video. I love the area and interesting info on the dinosaurs. That's quite a fascinating job that Daniel had. I'm jealous!! Thank you for this!

@RusticVentures

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Thank you, Burning Sands Exploration!

Hey Kathy another great video

@RusticVentures

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Thanks so much, Kenny!

Makes you wonder what used to be there in those woods, the I-beams and concrete, the drainage pipes and that fenced in area with the razor wire. Wished you coulda found an arrowhead. Keep on keepin’ on!

@RusticVentures

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At first, I thought it was a dump site until we came across those huge pieces and then the barbed-wired fence with nothing in it. I still need to find the information.

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Lick it. Did not know that . As always, great video ! Dino and ruins !

@RusticVentures

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Thank you so much, DD!

What a fantastic area that was. I used to be in a lapidary club and everything we found we licked. One thing I licked was a dinosaur lizard poop, the things we do, haha. Fossils are totally fascinating. Thanks so much for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care

@RusticVentures

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Lol! That's an awesome story (liking dinosaur poop)! Lapidary clubs are awesome! Sounds like you learned a lot. :-) . You just reminded me of a site I need to check out :-) One of Danny's favorite things he did to visitors of the museum when he worked the floor was having a kid hold the coprolite and ask them what it was. Once they couldn't guess, he'd tell them "fossilized Dinosaur poop". They'd freak out, lol.