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I was walking around the place on the Brazos Breaks yesterday with the surveyor and found petrified wood scattered in with the gravel and gypsum eroding out of the bluffs, I thought it was kind of interesting.

Neat. I haven't seen any petrified wood in many years. Are you collecting it?

parent took us to the Petrified Forest when I was a kid . We had a petrified log laying on the raised hearth at my parents house for at least 55 years .

I remember going to the Petrified Forest with my Grandparents when I was in high school. Isn't it out around the Grand Canyon somewhere?

don't remember , think its in Arizona .

I used to find fossils of all kind and petrified wood when my grandparents had a cabin at Lake Whitney.

I picked up a couple of small pieces, I didn't have to to really look for it purposely.

don't know anything about the Brazos Breaks Bluffs but if a Bluff is what I'm thinking it is then stuff might be washing down all the time if it ever rains in the area .

A little research turned up the possibility of a good chance of large animal fossils in the area.

Red Oak wrote:A little research turned up the possibility of a good chance of large animal fossils in the area.

So now you need some geology courses.

We have several pieces of petrified wood that came from the Glen Rose area.

The national park is in Arizona, CM.

LibraryLady wrote:We have several pieces of petrified wood that came from the Glen Rose area.

The national park is in Arizona, CM.

Petrified Forest is on the north side of I-40 east of the Meteor Impact Crater, I'll be driving past them again in a couple weeks .

We visited the meteor site. That's a dud stop! The graphics in the movie are circa 1950.
All was not lost as we had a little walk to break up the road trip.

I thought this was going to be about Harry Reid