Mystery photo number five July 5, 2012 by Dave Knadler Google this.These not-so-cryptic letters are associated with a landmark quite a ways from anywhere, along a road less traveled. Can you tell what it is? For the three-point bonus, name the time period that makes this remote area so interesting. More along these lines:When all roads lead to SturgisKnow these lyrics?Flathead Lake and deep summerMystery photo number eightThe boy is back in town
Mark A says July 5, 2012 at 2:46 pm Nevermind….. Agate Fossil Beds National Monument Neogene Period. Sorry to guess twice, but I realized my letters didn’t work with the first guess.
Dave Knadler says July 6, 2012 at 12:31 am Mark gets one point, for a total of two. The time period remains in play.
Mark A says July 6, 2012 at 6:55 am Ok, since no one else seems to be working on this one… The National Park Service website leads to guess: Miocene Period. Even if I’m wrong, this is my last guess for this question.
Dave Knadler says July 6, 2012 at 8:26 am Mark gets three points, for a total of five. I realize the sign picture was not very imaginative.
Florissant Fossil Beds National Park
Eocene Age
Nevermind…..
Agate Fossil Beds National Monument
Neogene Period.
Sorry to guess twice, but I realized my letters didn’t work with the first guess.
Mark gets one point, for a total of two.
The time period remains in play.
Ok, since no one else seems to be working on this one… The National Park Service website leads to guess: Miocene Period.
Even if I’m wrong, this is my last guess for this question.
Mark gets three points, for a total of five.
I realize the sign picture was not very imaginative.
I’ll try “Miocene”?
Missed by a mere four minutes!
I HAD to get more coffee!