Tonto/TRAL Informative Training

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A couple of up coming informative events that are open to all:

Training, Plants and Wildlife, Mark Taylor, a minerals biologist, will be the instructor for this on-site class about local plants and wildlife.

Nov 20, 2010 8:00am, meet at First Water Trailhead, off of the Apache Trail.

Cultural Sites and Archaeological Resources and it will be taught by Archaeologist, Scott Wood.

Dec 5, 2010 9:00am, meet at Salt River Tubing Parking Lot on Bush Highway.

 

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A couple have asked, there is no charge, free.

 

[Scott68FJ40]

Hey, I'm not an Archaeologist

 

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Hey, I'm not an Archaeologist

So you aren't running this deal? Bummer!;p

 

[Scott68FJ40]

I am sure that if I tried, it would take about 30 seconds for everyone to figure out that I was full of @#$#

Also, thanks again for the help today Kevin.

 

[DSRTRDR]

I am sure that if I tried, it would take about 30 seconds for everyone to figure out that I was full of @#$#

GeoRoss seems to be better at that

 

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GeoRoss seems to be better at that

No way Ross could do it. Someone would ask the dreaded question: Hey Ross, why is the rock that color? His standard answer starts with; once upon a time the sun was a gas cloud.... And the "class" is only a couple of hours long.;p

I guess I cant bag on him too bad, but my oil speech only starts with; once upon a time there were dinosaurs... So several orders of magnitude shorter?