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Greetings from Paris, Texas
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Timeliner
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So far we have not found any fossils that we have wanted to bring home underwater. We search on land and have several places that we look that are at lakes. We know the strata continues below the water line and for years have had to stop there. Our problem so far is that these place are sort of remote. We'll figure it out though and I think that pretty soon we'll have some stuff to show off. Most of the fossils and dinosaur bone we look for have been under the sea at one time or an other and it seems only fitting the we will find them underwater.
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