Afield in Oklahoma, part 3

July 2, 2018

It’s been a bit since my last update. That’s how things go on the road. We got in some time for exploration and a little prospecting.

We also had to close the quarry. Anne Weil, whose dig London and I were out there to assist on, brought a speaker on the last day and played us out with a hydration song while we shut everything down for another year. We found some great stuff, and I’m anxious for you to get to see it, but there’s work to do first. Rest assured, I’ll keep you posted when the time comes.

The extant wildlife continued to be a source of enjoyment and inspiration, especially this cottontail. Rabbits, baby!

Time goes on, and so does the road. My road leads back home, and then back out again. I’ll check in when I can. Hope your summer is half as fun.

3 Responses to “Afield in Oklahoma, part 3”

  1. Anne Says:

    What’s up with “No actual sauropods – boo hoo”? There is definitely actual sauropod in that jacket you show.

  2. Matt Wedel Says:

    Whoops, guilty as charged. Fixing it.


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