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August 16, 2006

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Jay

I am sorry to hear of this, David. I fully understand the frustration that comes with finally getting to visit a childhood-loved location and not getting to do anything there. The emotion that wells up is practically unstoppable and I'm impressed you were able to surpress it so well. I, as you may guessed, wasn't so tactfull in my ordeal. ;-)

God willing, when the building gets fixed, you and Erin can take Sid and the folks and go back, visit your sister's family, and maybe the whole lot of you just go over and see some bones. I'd be keen to visit the Badlands as well, but that's a bit further East than Utah.

Just remember, you are blessed and very much so! :-)

Susan

Hi David, This August was to be the big trip to dinosaur with my grandsons. I saw on the NPS site that the building was closed. Your blog convinced me that it's a trip for another time and another time of the year.

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