A section of the footprints left behind in what was once soft mud, now is hard rock. The conjunction of the perfect conditions for this preservation to occur and become visible to us is phenomenal.
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- My name is Grant. I live in Queensland, Australia. These are some of my adventures. A selection of my favourite photos are available for purchase at http://www.redbubble.com/people/grantsalmond
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- Good Dinosaur
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