Jurassic Walk A Temporal and Linear Journey; With Dogs
A Journey Begun On the long trail through the short woods behind the deep fields and before the tall pines.
 
A Sudden Discovery We find a Purplespis Asterithicus, a long extinct flower in the familiaris forgetabuddit family.
 
Traces of Sauropods Suddenly we pick up the scent of a Bronchiosaur.  It loomed near although we never did quite catch sight of it.
 
A Fern Survives  We find a cretaceous fern that escaped the giant sauropods feet.  These can grow, if left undisturbed, to heights of 180 feet.
 
A Giant Falls We discover a mighty oak that has been felled by Prehistoric Hammernose Ants.  If you look close you can see the damage.
 
A Sudden Crossing Seconds later a sabre tooth crosses our trail.  We stay on the alert.  Note the claw marks on the far trees.
 
Evidence of Ancient Civilization We stumble upon a midden.  Obviously left by neanderthals.  Note the large Mastadon pole to the right.
 
A Wall To Last the Ages We come upon the remains of an old Roman Wall, most likely built around 1300 B.C. in response to the Viking raids.
 
A Native American Standby The Arrowhead plant in early stages.  Once hardened and infused with native american magic these can last for centuries and examples  are found throughout the region to this day
 
A Sudden Darkening Sky Overhead a Pteradon does battle with a turkey vulture.  We soon find the remains at our feet.
 
The Walk Ends And it’s time for refreshment.  Ziggy offers to take the task to hand.
 
Next Time The Lost Whirl
STAY TUNED http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/22768   Wildreads.com http://damnaliens.wordpress.com/

Jurassic walk

  • 1.
    Jurassic Walk ATemporal and Linear Journey; With Dogs
  • 2.
    A Journey BegunOn the long trail through the short woods behind the deep fields and before the tall pines.
  • 3.
  • 4.
    A Sudden DiscoveryWe find a Purplespis Asterithicus, a long extinct flower in the familiaris forgetabuddit family.
  • 5.
  • 6.
    Traces of SauropodsSuddenly we pick up the scent of a Bronchiosaur. It loomed near although we never did quite catch sight of it.
  • 7.
  • 8.
    A Fern Survives We find a cretaceous fern that escaped the giant sauropods feet. These can grow, if left undisturbed, to heights of 180 feet.
  • 9.
  • 10.
    A Giant FallsWe discover a mighty oak that has been felled by Prehistoric Hammernose Ants. If you look close you can see the damage.
  • 11.
  • 12.
    A Sudden CrossingSeconds later a sabre tooth crosses our trail. We stay on the alert. Note the claw marks on the far trees.
  • 13.
  • 14.
    Evidence of AncientCivilization We stumble upon a midden. Obviously left by neanderthals. Note the large Mastadon pole to the right.
  • 15.
  • 16.
    A Wall ToLast the Ages We come upon the remains of an old Roman Wall, most likely built around 1300 B.C. in response to the Viking raids.
  • 17.
  • 18.
    A Native AmericanStandby The Arrowhead plant in early stages. Once hardened and infused with native american magic these can last for centuries and examples are found throughout the region to this day
  • 19.
  • 20.
    A Sudden DarkeningSky Overhead a Pteradon does battle with a turkey vulture. We soon find the remains at our feet.
  • 21.
  • 22.
    The Walk EndsAnd it’s time for refreshment. Ziggy offers to take the task to hand.
  • 23.
  • 24.
    Next Time TheLost Whirl
  • 25.
    STAY TUNED http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/22768 Wildreads.com http://damnaliens.wordpress.com/