Dining in
Shell Valley – A Scientist’s Favorite Pastime
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One
of the reasons that professional geologists and paleontologists, as well as
visitors, love this area is the dining possibilities – food is the best way
to entice geoscientists to your area! These
images show what we like to do to relax after a hard day in the field, or to
prepare ourselves for the day’s adventure. This part of the website has been posted by
popular demand – it also serves to entice the scientists to return soon! |
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Erik
(Dr. Erik Kvale) about to devour a stack of Row’s pancakes prior to heading
out to the foothills to explore more of our Jurassic Wonderland - the Bighorn
Basin of Wyoming! |
Kirby
Siber and friends can’t wait to fill up on fresh corn-on-the-cob
at Row’s dining table! |
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Dimitri (part of Kirby Siber’s Wyoming Field Team) expresses his satisfaction with Row’s food. |
Dimitri’s “build-your-own” hamburger – he knows what he likes! |
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Kirby with his team and |
Relaxing at Karen’s Art Studio in Shell after completing one of our educational workshops. |
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Geoscientists taking a break at Dirty Annie’s in Shell. |
Dirty Annie’s Country Store – a favorite meeting place for locals and visitors alike. |
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