Firstly back to our
stigmaria root. IF (and it is a big if) this root falls from the cliff in one piece then it will certainly be the largest specimen we have in our collection. Others have been found in the past, which outrun this one in length but retaining them in one piece is almost impossible due to the fragile and brittle nature of the fossils. We shall be watching it closely though.
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Joggins Fossil Cliffs. In fact, since we signed up three days ago we already have 155 fans. If we keep this up we will have 20,000 fans by this time next year.
Facebook is a great way to enter discussions and debates and to virtually meet with other visitors and fans. If you haven't become a fan yet why not sign up and see what all of the fuss is about.
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Watch this space for news on our upcoming quilting exhibition and Mother's Day Brunch.
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