Another good rain....Thunderstorms rolled through last night so I headed out in a quest for fossils. I arrived wondering what could just be waiting for me...I grabbed my backpack and started walking and scanning...nothing but broken pieces and teeth barely visible to the naked eye ! I was thinking surely the rain must have washed something good out... then I spotted a bourlette pattern and root lobe...I immediately tugged gently on it and a 2 inch+ Angy "appeared" in my hand. Sorry no ground shot this time...forgot my camera. My hunt continued on, but the recent rains although washing some teeth out seemed to cover a lot of the creek with sand and unfortunately a lot of the fossil material as well. I did manage to find a few more smaller teeth, but the Angy was best find of the hunt, but it certainly made my day !
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Location
| Dorchester County, South Carolina, USA |
ID | 3501 |
Member | Greg |
Date Added | 9/27/2009 |
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2 inch Summerville Angustidens |
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2 inch Summerville Angustidens(reverse) |
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