The Washington Times has published an article about a different thing to be on the lookout for when fishing in the D.C. Area. Giant man-eating dinosaurs!!! Or at least their tracks.
Dinosaur tracker unearths big surprises
By Sarah Karush
January 14, 2008
In the past thirteen years, Ray Stanford has amassed an unprecedented collection of 112-year-old footprints, like the one from a sauropod (above) that once roamed what is now Maryland. (Associated Press)
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ray Stanford pulls into the lot of a fast-food restaurant in College Park and parks at the back. Wearing high rubber boots and carrying a backpack, he makes his way through the brush and down to a stream bank littered with cups and wrappers.
He has come to track dinosaurs.
For the full article go to The Washington TimesThe Washigton Times
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These are thoughts about Freemasonry by a 50+ year old Master Mason. I have included Fly Fishing in these thoughts. There are comparisons between these disciplines included.
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