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[craig333]

Thanks for inviting us along. I'm thinking maybe repurposed satellite or some kind of antenna dish.

[CougarCouple]

Slash2

Thanks for the ride along, neat how you found what you were looking for

[slash2]

Thanks for inviting us along. I'm thinking maybe repurposed satellite or some kind of antenna dish.

 

The whole thing was well designed and constructed and everything seemed fairly new. I'd never heard of guzzlers before but apparently they are fairly common, but more commonly as just one dish.

 

Slash2

Thanks for the ride along, neat how you found what you were looking for

 

Yeah, meeting Tom and his wife was a major stroke of luck, very nice folks. Tom is also an excellent photographer, you can see his work and learn more of the history of the area at www.majorproduction.net. His wife Caroline is a Vertebrate Paleontologist!

 

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Edited by slash2, 02 March 2018 - 05:49 PM.

[ski3pin]

Link to Tom's website:

 

www.majorproduction.net

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Wonderful TR! Thanks for sharing!

[slash2]

Link to Tom's website:

 

www.majorproduction.net

 

Thanks Ski, hopefully I'll get the hang of this sharing and posting stuff eventually!

[ETAV8R]

Really cool!

Where does one attain those geologic maps? Very interesting.

[slash2]

Really cool!

Where does one attain those geologic maps? Very interesting.

 

My wife just googled (whatever location) geologic map, that should get you in the vicinity, then you can narrow the search based on what you find. Let me know if you need a clearer explanation and I can ask her for more specifics, she's the brains of the operation.

 

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[pollux]

Really cool!

Where does one attain those geologic maps? Very interesting.

you can get from Cal Department of Conservation

 

https://maps.conserv...ca.gov/cgs/gmc/

[Tuff Guy 62]

You may find this link from the USGS useful for nation wide coverage.

 

https://ngmdb.usgs.gov/mapview/