For anyone else trying to find the fossils at Devil’s Den: there are tons but the easiest ones to find are large fossil sea biscuits on the dark/back side. If you stand on the platform facing the stairs there is one platform to your left and one to your right. If you go to the LEFT platform and descend, the corner that points towards the wall points DIRECTLY at a large grouping of fossil sea biscuits. Look a few feet above the floor - once you see the first few you’ll start seeing them everywhere (even in the swim-throughs!).
Taking a multi-day trip to the Springs
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He'll have to go back now!!! 
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I know I know... I've only gotten as far as copying videos off the GoPros and quickly reviewing the content. I got sick last week, more excuses and didn't spend any time on the computer through the holiday week.
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I finally found some time to slap some video together for the Devil's Den dive. For starters, my buoyancy was off, I was overweighted. This is also the first time I mounted my GoPro on my mask, and it was pointing downward too much. It was also a challenge diving with my large DSLR rig. We did a 1h 15m dive, here's about 15m of it. We didn't find any fossils, but we were looking.
Ah, that was fun to see! You really did take your time looking around - next time focus more on the walls and ceilings when looking for fossils (I tried to keep my eyes peeled during the video, but didn't notice any either!)
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