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1. How to Post Pictures on Black River Fossils Forums by ditchweezil
2. How to Post Pictures on Black River Fossils Forums by Daryl
Welcome! I myself am from New York, but now im stuck in Texas. We have great fossils down here so its not all that bad. What part of NY you guys live in. You get any of those cool Trilobites up that way?
I look forward to see some of the stuff you find!
Jax
Ditto's...I too am from NY...Upstate (Amsterdam, exit 27 off thruway) to be exact. I'm also curious to know what you folks have collected and if you found anything close to my home town.
Daryl.
Welcome to the site! We don't have many trilobites here, so I'm really looking forward to seeing what you have found. If you just want to put your photos in the forum, that's fine, but if you'd like to post them in our fossils or trip reports sections just say the word. That way, your finds will be sorted by species, formation, age, and location like all the other fossils here.
WOW that name brings back some memories. My family and I went camping close to the Catskill Game Farm alot and that how I know that name. What a nice area. Im actually from a small town near Binghamton called Tioga Center. Pretty small town, but I loved it.
I didnt hunt fossils when I lived there, I wished I did cause there are a few nice spots you can hunt trilos there. OH I did manage to make a friend thru a friend type deal and almost got to hunt for trilos in OK, but I had to work and had to miss out, BUT he did send me a package of a bunch of nice stuff(not to him, but to me it was gold) I am trying to clean them up and i'll have to post some pics up soon.
look forward to seeing the cool pics
Wow, just tonight I was going through a real old photo album of some pics of me and my brother at the Catskill Game Farm when I was about 12 yrs old. We also had some pics of a camp I went to at Beaver Cross. NY is such a big state, that rarely do I run into folks that are from an area even close to my hometown. It's a small world after all. Look forward to seeing your fossils from my home state.