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Barb in front of the Rocky Mountain National Park
and Continental Divide |
Off on an early adventure today, we were seeking to see a herd of bison maintained by the City of Denver. They played hide and seek with us, and we only saw them at a distance. Meanwhile, we found a herd of elk grazing in the woods on one of our attempts to see bison.
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| A herd of elk lazing and grazing. Only 2 in this pic. |
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| Al at Dinosaur Ridge |
Five thousand years ago, a herd of dinosaurs were playing on the hillside when a flood took them to their deaths. Their path was preserved on this hillside and discovered in 1937.
God repented that he had made man and destroyed all living things with a flood. He began again with Noah's family. Yes, the account is absolutely true. The worldwide movement of mountains, rivers, land formations were shifted by the force of the one of a kind water force. The sediments of the rivers and newly formed fossil remains can be totally explained by the force of the water during God's flood.
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| The dark area is dinosaur fossil remains. |
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| Good days can lead to Cold Stone Ice Cream treats! Yum! |
After our drive we stopped for ice cream at Cold Stone. All's well that ends well, yes? Yummy!
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