The reason why footprints are such a big deal at the Creation Evidence Museum is that the limestone bedrock in the area has preserved lots of actual dinosaur footprints. After visiting the museum I went about 2 miles down the road to Dinosaur State Park. I didn't have a lot of time but was able to see a few footprints, which was pretty darn cool.
Here's the park. It looked like it would be a nice river to float around in.
Indiana G crossing the raging rapids.
Kudos to the Parks Dept for rounding up two live dinosaurs for educational purposes. I'm not sure, though, if those fences will keep them in on the off chance they get a little rowdy.
2 comments:
thanks for tracing footprints. very helpful.
Now I know it's a hoax: there's no way the dinosaurs could write with a marker.
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