Dino Park
Look what's being built in my little town... A dinosaur park, complete with volcano, "lava" pools, bones, and more. The kids are giddy.
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Thursday, July 14, 2005
Look what's being built in my little town... A dinosaur park, complete with volcano, "lava" pools, bones, and more. The kids are giddy.
3 Comments:
OH MY GOD where is that!? I definitely want to go snap some photos with my girlfriend there when she gets back from Alaska. That's so awesome.
Why couldn't they have done this stuff when I was still a child in Coeur d'Alene?
You know, they built Fort Sherman in the City Park after I was too old for that sort of thing, too. Such a harsh world. I was one child left behind! :p
This brought back a good memory. Somewhere in the northwest is a Flinstones Bedrock park. We went there when I was a kid, it was awesome, but I have no idea where it is.
Phil on a side note, may I ask what subdivision you are going to be in? I'm also curious if I know who your agent is. =)
The Flinstones Bedrock park is in Custer South Dakota and is still running. You can also visit Mt. Rushmore and Crazy Hourse Monument while you are there. They have been open for over 40 years
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