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Avery nice WE,the second day with a famous local guide in the Jurassic!

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The second day was  in the Jurassic cliffs of the Boulonnais,Northern France,with a famous local hunters who took with him! Ludovic was born on the top of these cliffs and is a real passionate ,it was hard for me to follow but i saw stunning fossils ! IMG_8194.thumb.JPG.dd750e5dd18fcef694aa4155aec6c20f.JPG

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and after the hunt ,he showed me his stunning finds! these pictures show only a very little part of his finds!

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Wow! 

Always beneficial to have a guide with extensive local knowledge.

He's found some amazing pieces! 

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every time you are in that area you miss us by a day !

Let me know next time you are heading to the "côte d'opale " ;) 

 

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Oh wow! Those pieces Ludovic found are just amazing! Those teeth and that partial paddle... Just :drool:

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'There's nothing like millions of years of really frustrating trial and error to give a species moral fibre and, in some cases, backbone' -- Terry Pratchett

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