Footprints from the past, Bolivia

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- Day 7
- Friday, October 6, 2017 at 12:27 PM
- ☀️ 24 °C
- Altitude: 2,912 m
- Bolivia Cerro Cal Orkho -19.00667, -65.23519°0’24” S 65°14’6” W
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Footprints from the past
October 6, 2017 in Bolivia ⋅ ☀️ 24 °C
We saw many tracks from 4 different species of dinosaurs all over the raised wall. The biggest one was 1 mt across. The whole place was a crisscross of tracks from different eras belonging to both the herbivores and carnivores dinosaurs.Read more
Traveler Why wearing helmets? Are the foot prints permanent with no effect of weather vagaries ?
10/9/17Reply
The Craze for Travelling The wall peices can break so its obligatory. We asked the same question. The top layer does break and was broken at a few places but the layers below too have different footprints so you win some and you lose some.
10/9/17Reply
TravelerFascinating!!!!
10/9/17Reply
The Craze for TravellingTruly. It was like a walk in the Jurassic era when the guide was explaining the tracks and which dinosaurs made them.
10/13/17Reply
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