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Douglas Pass Fossils, 6/30/04-7/6/04
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Douglas Pass outcrops on road leading to Calf Canyon.

Douglas Pass outcrops on road leading to Calf Canyon.
Sunset at campsite.

Sunset at campsite.
Camp with fire on Longs Point ridge

Camp with fire on Longs Point ridge
Camp with fire on Longs Point ridge

Camp with fire on Longs Point ridge

Hot Shot crews arriving at Douglas Pass

Hot Shot crews arriving at Douglas Pass
Hot Shot crews arriving at Douglas Pass

Hot Shot crews arriving at Douglas Pass






Lone peak just south of camp.

Lone peak just south of camp.
Gail Nelson at the quarry.

Gail Nelson at the quarry.
Working the quarry llike a bench to find complete leaf specimens.

Working the quarry llike a bench to find complete leaf specimens.
A leaf similar to one of the 50 mya fossils found. This plant had either 7 or 9 leaflets, nothing else!

A leaf similar to one of the 50 mya fossils found. This plant had either 7 or 9 leaflets, nothing else!

Sunset at camp.

Sunset at camp.
Steve Wagner & Tom Nelson working at bench quarry. Katie Nelson splitting rocks below.

Steve Wagner & Tom Nelson working at bench quarry. Katie Nelson splitting rocks below.
Steve Wagner & Tom Nelson working at bench quarry.

Steve Wagner & Tom Nelson working at bench quarry.
Steve Wagner at camp after a long day of digging.

Steve Wagner at camp after a long day of digging.


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