Day 9 - Vernal to Rawlins
24 May 2004
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 | Front entrance of the museum Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Stegosaurus skeleton Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Velociraptor (?) skeleton Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Eocene mammal skeleton Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Velociraptor (?) model Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Lobby of the museum Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Stegosaurus model Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Woolly Mammoth model Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Velociraptor (?) model Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Triceratops model Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Tyrannosaurus model Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Diplodocus model Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Dinosaur garden Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Baby dinosaurs Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Some other big dinosaur Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Dinosaur National Monument sign Dinosaur National Monument (Utah, USA) |
 | Dinosaur National Monument entrance Dinosaur National Monument Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Stegosaurus model Dinosaur National Monument Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Dinosaur fossil wall Dinosaur National Monument Museum (Utah, USA) This place was fantastic. It was a riverbed where a stack of dinosaurs died, and instead of archaeologists digging it all up, they left it all in tact. They built a building around it and a visitor's centre. |
 | Dinosaur fossil wall Dinosaur National Monument Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Dinosaur fossil wall Dinosaur National Monument Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Dinosaur fossil wall Dinosaur National Monument Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Dinosaur fossil wall Dinosaur National Monument Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Dinosaur fossil wall Dinosaur National Monument Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Mum and Dad next to a femur Dinosaur National Monument Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Dinosaur fossil wall Dinosaur National Monument Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Dinosaur femurs Dinosaur National Monument Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Theropod skeleton Dinosaur National Monument Museum (Utah, USA) |
 | Eroded tilted geology by the Green River Dinosaur National Monument Drive (Utah, USA) |
 | Green River Dinosaur National Monument Drive (Utah, USA) |
 | Petroglyphs Dinosaur National Monument Drive (Utah, USA) |
 | Petroglyphs Dinosaur National Monument Drive (Utah, USA) |
 | Petroglyphs Dinosaur National Monument Drive (Utah, USA) |
 | Petroglyphs Dinosaur National Monument Drive (Utah, USA) |
 | Josie Morris Cabin Dinosaur National Monument (Utah, USA) |
 | Josie Morris Cabin Dinosaur National Monument (Utah, USA) |
 | Dragonfly Dinosaur National Monument (Utah, USA) |
 | Patches of snow Route 191 North (Utah, USA) |
 | Typical National Park dunny, with snow! Flaming Gorge (Utah, USA) US national park toilets are remarkably good for earth toilets. Mostly always clean and with toilet paper. Occasionally they smelt bad but not often. We frequented many many public toilets in America. This is typical of a national park toilet, although looking lovely with fresh snow around it. |
 | Flaming Gorge Flaming Gorge (Utah, USA) |
 | Flaming Gorge Flaming Gorge (Utah, USA) |