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Dinosaur Tracks is an archeological site now belonging to the Navajo Nation. Men from the tribe learn about the site and then take people on tours for a tip - usually about $15 a person. Sean was our guide and had loved dinosaurs since he was a little boy. The day we visited was the day after a heavy thunderstorm so many tracks were easier to spot, but there were also a few really muddy spots. These are dinosaur skeletal (including a head) remains and sea animal fossils.
Am guessing coyote (fox tracks are a little broader according to web photos). The bird I don't know. The person was perhaps wading before tide went out. W end Caddy Park, Black's Creek, Quincy, MA 7/10/21
Our track across the bottom of the Bowl, just below the avalanche debris.
We were the first climbers since the new snow earlier in the week, so I was breaking trail for most of the climb, which was kind of exhausting, and made for slower going. The two climbers who followed us up stayed in our tracks (going both up and down), making it very distinct in this photo.
The tracks down the coast. San Clemente, Ca
I don't know where the blue sky came from, it was overcast all day.
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