Nancy and I drove to Hell Creek with the doggies. The 25 miles on gravel was very rough jarring. I’m pretty sure I still have all the fillings in my teeth that I started with. Enjoy the views, the trip was definitely worth the bouncing.















After that we stopped into the Dinosaur Museum on our way back to the campground. There is a lot of history here, the curators are the people that discovered the first complete T-Rex skeleton It was discovered in 1988 by Kathy Wankel and her husband Tom. T-Rex remains are only found here in the Hell Creek area.
