June 28: Edinbugh-York
Steven Dutch, Professor Emeritus, Natural and Applied Sciences, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
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| Bits of Hadrian's wall exposed here. |  |
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Mother Shipton was a weird old lady who lived in a nearby cave. |
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A spring from the cave is rich in dissolved calcite and quickly mineralizes anything placed in at. At far left is a fossil Canis snoopidoggus and in the center a petrified teddy bear. |
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