Carboniferous plant fossils in Anyang, Henan, China

[hiposong]

Chinese style hot dogs for breakfast.The "hot dog" was invented only in the last twenty years, and is a model of Chinese and Western combination:).I don't know if you've ever heard of steamed bread. The steamed bread is outside and the sausage is inside.It actually tastes ok.Then I drank some soy milk.Soybean milk is also a popular breakfast in China.

 

  Arriving at a plant fossil once found.It was a cloudy day and I was using telephoto, so it was a bit dark.The top of the hill is a temple, but I don't know if it's Buddhist or Taoist.

 

The first discovery, perhaps, was of lepidodendron.

 

The second one, it's a cute little guy.

 

Found a beautiful leaf.

 

Slowly uncover it.But because of the invasion of iron oxide, the rock was brittle.

 

Ferns were found.

 

 

 

Carefully dug for a long time, the result is still broken：（

 

The next few.

 

 

 

  The final image is of an American Ivy in the wild.I like its leaves. They are very beautiful.But I don't know why the leaves closed a little bit, maybe I came too early.

[Wrangellian]

Interesting stuff! Have you tried gluing the broken pieces together? I don't consider a broken fossil a loss, as long as you have all the pieces.

[hiposong]

25 minutes ago, Wrangellian said:

Interesting stuff! Have you tried gluing the broken pieces together? I don't consider a broken fossil a loss, as long as you have all the pieces.

That's a good idea. I'll give it a try.

[Fossildude19]

Another nice report! 

Thanks for posting.  

[deutscheben]

Thank you for sharing. That's Virginia Creeper, I just had some show up in my yard this year!

[hiposong]

5 hours ago, deutscheben said:

Thank you for sharing. That's Virginia Creeper, I just had some show up in my yard this year!

So they're native to Virginia?It's a beautiful plant. I brought one from here and planted it in my pot.

[deutscheben]

Yes, native to most of the eastern half of the United States, actually.