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KAROLA MURPHY Thursday, April 10th 2008 - 11:25:43 AM shoegirl2@aol.com What a great and detailed page for all to enjoy.

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Ron Borchardt Wednesday, March 19th 2008 - 09:10:19 AM ronborchardt@yahoo.com WoW!!!! Super job, excellent content, the fossil history of Florida was well written and over the top. The Screening section was fun to read, well done and fantastic. Your whole site is excellent and it is a valuable insight to a part of Florida that is often missed by the folks who visit. Good work !!!!

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Loren and Susie Thomas Saturday, March 8th 2008 - 01:44:37 PM susiezoo52@yahoo.com Thank you for the information that we found on this website,we would like to congratulate you on this years fossil fest. My wife and I really enjoyed the wonderful stories and pictures. If you have anymore pictures, we would love to browse through them. Thank you very much.

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Hollis Thomas Sunday, March 2nd 2008 - 12:28:34 AM darcyinc@hughes.net Hi, nice web site! My family will be down the end of March so will miss all the activity either side of this date. I'm the former VP of the Grand Traverse Area Rock and Mineral Club in Traverse City, MI which some of you may have been to. Our club has grown to about 100 persons and has finally put together a web site http://www.tcrockhounds.com where you might find some information on our meetings and other activities including field trips and Keweenaw Week, a native copper and other mineral collecting event in the UP. We hope to have some luck on the Peace river while down so your web site has helped us with that. Good luck, Hollis

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Clayton Smith Thursday, February 28th 2008 - 07:45:25 PM dirty_bones1 http://yahoo.com This is by far the best our website has ever looked. Thank you Heidy,for your hard work.Everyone needs to speak up about your great work. SEE YOU at the show and remember we need volunteers.

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Shawn Ostermann Tuesday, February 12th 2008 - 06:40:49 PM setfree@tampabay.rr.com http://floridafossils.net I have just started a website for Fossil Collectors. You can upload your finds, rate and discuss your finds and other people finds. This is a great resource. Please try it out and tell others. www.floridafossils.net

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Justin Wednesday, January 30th 2008 - 09:31:09 PM jericodd@aol.com I am 7 years old. This will be my first year going to Fossil Fest. I want to know if big kids like me can find big fossils. I love mammoths and sabre tooth cats. Were there any wooly rhinos in Florida? What about Saprokenias (? spelling....mom is typing this for him...he knows more than I do) or terror birds? We are both looking forward to many years of fossil fun and education. Thanks! Justin and his mom, Jennifer

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Frank Garcia Saturday, December 22nd 2007 - 12:34:55 AM garciafossilfinder@yahoo.com First of all,I am on the computer for the first time.I think I`am in trouble because I`am a lot like Kramer of Seinfeld. I don`t know when to quit. I love this more than fossil hunting! Now let me say that this is a wonderful book you have created. I cant believe I was one of the first to open the door in the bay area,now look at paleo explosion! F.G.

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Frank Garcia Saturday, December 22nd 2007 - 12:24:24 AM garciafossilfinder@yahoo.com First of all,I am on the computer for the first time.I think I`am in trouble because I`am a lot like Kramer of Seinfeld. I don`t know when to quit. I love this more than fossil hunting! Now let me say that this is a wonderful book you have created. I cant believe I was one of the first to open the door in the bay area,now look at paleo explosion! F.G.

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harold cramer Tuesday, December 4th 2007 - 02:17:40 PM gem.empire@gmail.com http://www.gem-empire.com Hi Take a look

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jeff shiflett Saturday, November 3rd 2007 - 08:03:03 PM jshiflett@cinci.rr.com Great site, always wanted to look for shark teeth in peace river, thanks for the GREAT info. Any club members who wouldn't mind offering more tips, feel free to email me, I love this hobby, so far have only searched the beaches though.

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al g simon Friday, October 26th 2007 - 04:55:30 PM simpilot47@gmail.com great fl.history site and i love the peace river.

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Fernando Bravo Sunday, June 17th 2007 - 11:10:51 AM conoclypusfbm@telefonica,net Fossil Echinoids Collector, from Madrid,I collect for more than 30 years.I´m looking for Irregular & regular Fossil Echinoids,fron Cretaceous,Jurassic,Eocene, Miocene and Oligocene .Cretaceous,Jurassic ,Eocene & Miocene Echinoids I´m looking for:Brissopsis steinhatchee, Phyllacanthus mortoni,Echinocardium orthonotum Clypeaster,Linthia wilmingtonensis, Echinolampas tanipelatis,Echinocardium orthonotum Rhyncholampas trojanus,Amblypygus americanus Macropneustes mortoni,Plagiobrissus curvus Brissopsis steinhatchee,Phyllacanthus mortoni,Conrad,1850. Dixieus dixie,Cooke,1941.,Echinolampas tanipelatis,Harper and Shaak,1974,Periarchus floridanus,Fischer,1951 Rhyncholampas conradi,Conrad,1850,Ditremaster beckeri,Cooke,1942,Schizaster armiger,Clark,1915 Eurhodia patellipformis,Bouvé,1851,Rhyncholampas ericsoni,Fischer 1951,Rhyncholampas georgensis,Twitchell,1915,Brissopsis steinhatchee,Cooke,1942,Eupatagus ocalanus,Cooke,1942 Plagiobrisus curvus,Cooke,1942,Eupatagus clevei,Cotteau,1875,Lytechinus variegatus,Lamarck,1816 Clypeaster crassus.Kier,1963,Clypeaster sunninlandensis,Kier 1963,Clypeaster rosaceous Leodia sexiesperforata,Leske 1778,Mellita aclinensis,Kier,1963,Rhyncholampas ayresi,Kier 1963 Moira atropos,Lamarck,1816,Echinocardium orthonotum,Conrad,1843,Schizaster americanus,Clark,191,From North Carolina: Linthia anoverensis,Linthia Wilmingtonensis,Eupatagus carolinensis,Maretia subrostata,Unifascia carolinensis , Hardouinia Kellumi,Cidaris pratti (Clark),Coelopleurus carolinensis,Coelopleurus infulatus,Unisfacia carolinensis. From Alabama :Echinolampas aldrichi and other species, I don´t have,Ask for details.Echinoids always are welcome.Very nice & usefull web.Congratulations

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Glenn Wimpee Friday, June 1st 2007 - 11:51:10 PM pawpawtiger@centurytel.net Mobile Rock and Gem Club

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Wilford Adams Wednesday, April 11th 2007 - 10:38:56 PM wscubby@setel.com

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daleena bond Sunday, March 18th 2007 - 04:19:50 PM bonddaleena1964@yahoo.com i have been looking and finding fossils and arrowheads since i was 11 years old. i guess you would call me a amatuer.

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David Faucher Monday, March 12th 2007 - 01:09:53 PM wfaucher@tampabay.rr.com This is a cool website. next time I need information I'll come here. I really just wanted to know when the pictures from thursday would be up.

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Patricia Cardillo Wednesday, February 21st 2007 - 11:05:18 AM tcardillo@bellsouth.net

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greg reuter Saturday, January 20th 2007 - 11:39:22 AM fossilman@bellsouth.net hows the fossil hunting going. found a great harland sloth site on the peace river. 150 pounds so far. have fun hunting

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rachael Sunday, January 7th 2007 - 11:19:04 PM cronin I love the fossil club! Come to Fossil fest '07 <3 The TBFC Fest Dino

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Barbara Fite Tuesday, January 2nd 2007 - 11:26:45 PM bfite1@tampabay.rr.com Great site! Visit the FossilFest 2007 March 10 & 11 at the Fairgrounds in Tampa to see many more fossils.

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John Miller Thursday, May 18th 2006 - 11:04:46 PM jmiller780@tampabay.rr.com Just a quick note from an old hunter, you guys & gals are doing a great job with the club & annual show. Just wanted to take the time to say thanks for all you do. It's people like you who make the difference in success or something less. Keep Looking Down; & remember "Erosion is our Friend"

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Michael Searle Tuesday, January 31st 2006 - 03:25:35 PM fossilnerd@msn.com http://www.tampabayfossilclub.com FOSSILFEST 2006 BRINGS the ICE AGE BACK to Florida! TAMPA, FLORIDA, Jan. 19, 2006 - The ICE AGE returns to Florida when the Tampa Bay Fossil Club presents the 19th annual FossilFest! On March 11th and 12th, 2006 the Florida State Fairgrounds Special Events Center will go back in time to an era when mammoths, saber-toothed cats, giant wolves, sharks the size of school buses, and cavemen ruled Florida’s peninsula. FossilFest features educational activities for both children and adults geared towards teaching the public about Florida’s wonderful prehistoric past. Vendors will be on hand to sell and trade fossils found here in Florida and from all over the world. Artifacts from Florida’s prehistoric people, gems, minerals, and shells will also be displayed. “Our goal is to teach Floridians about the animals and prehistoric people that were here long before us,” says president Michael Searle. “These mammoths and lions and camels lived right here where we live today. Their fossil remains are everywhere in Florida.” There will be presentations both Saturday and Sunday on Florida’s Ice Age and Florida’s cavemen, the prehistoric people. There will also be seminars on hunting for Florida fossils and collection, identification, and preservation techniques. One of the highlights of FossilFest is the children’s “fossil mine.” Kids will have the opportunity to dig through a sand pit to recover authentic fossils donated by club members. But it doesn’t end there, club members will then accompany the children to a “learning table” where they will have their fossils identified and bagged for the ride home. That’s right, the kids will get to keep everything they find! “It’s a wonderful learning experience for the children,” says Tampa Bay Fossil Club Director and Hillsborough County school teacher, Patrick McGirk. “You just can’t believe how excited these kids get over fossils.” There will also be door prizes, raffle prizes, and a silent auction. “So many people these days are hooked on the Discovery Channel and the History Channel and the Learning Channel. Well, that’s what we’re all about,” says Dr. Bob Sinibaldi, a former president of the Tampa Bay Fossil Club and Pinellas County school teacher. “FossilFest will appeal to anyone who frequents the Discovery Channel, loves science and nature, or has a penchant for history and adventure.” The Tampa Bay Fossil Club is a family oriented organization focused on paleontology, archaeology, and the natural sciences. Meetings are held monthly at the University of South Florida and feature prominent speakers from many areas of science. The Tampa Bay Fossil Club awards two annual scholarships to University of South Florida students working in the field of paleontology and geology. The 19 year old club hosts numerous field trips and gatherings throughout the year. FossilFest will host Florida Blood Services who will be on hand to accept donations for the community’s blood supply on Saturday, March 11th. FossilFest hours are from 9AM until 6PM on Saturday, and 9AM until 4PM on Sunday. Admission is $5.00 for adults, children 12 and under are free. The Tampa Bay Fossil Club brings the ICE AGE back to Florida! Please visit us at www.tampabayfossilclub.com Members of the media can take a "sneak peak" of FossilFest on Friday evening, March 10th. Contact Information: Michael Searle, President Tampa Bay Fossil Club (813) 909-9358 FOSSILNERD@MSN.COM

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Guy DiTorrice Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:57:17 PM chrisandguy@newportnet.com http://www.OregonFossilGuy.com Greeting TBFC Members: I'm a non-commercial collector seeking trades and possible field trip assistance for legal fossil hunt between Jan 20-28. Building a collection for donation to a museum which captures the fossil record of our nation's two "west coasts" (e.g. Oregon and the Gulf). My fourth trip to your region; flying through Tampa/St Pete, staying in Venice. Unfortunately, local dive shop is not doing any charters the week I'm there, so I'm looking for fellow diver to partner with as well as any one interested in escorting a wayward Oregonian to legal collecting sites. Especially interested in legal access to any Bone Valley locations. Have appropriate permit and am a very responsible collector (e.g. legal access, minimal impact, keep sites clean, no sale of found specimens, compile Florida report). Also have full collection of Florida fossil publications and good input on sites. Have mobility most of the week and willing to chip in travel and meal expenses. Additionally happy to bring along Oregon beach fossil specimens for trade and/or troubles as well as to donations to your annual FossilFest event. Thank you, in advance, for your feedback and fossil assistance. Guy DiTorrice PO Box 256 Newport OR 97365 541-961-1762 www.OregonFossilGuy.com

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Barbara Fite Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:55:51 PM bfite1@tampabay.rr.com Love the new design!

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Carlo 'Charlie' Valle Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:55:29 PM cvalle1026@hotmail.com A former member just dropping by. I was a member about 10 years ago. Unfortunately I was only 10 years old and couldn't attend all the meeting and trips because my parents couldn't take me. but I enjoyed it whenever I could. Thanks for everything.

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Michele Bush Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:54:46 PM chele232@hotmail.com Wish to donate a large box of fossil items for your kids sandbox treasure hunt, if you still have it. 10 years worth of collecting. Original date posted: Tuesday 12/27/2005 9:14:01pm

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Michael Searle Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:53:50 PM fossilnerd@msn.com FLINT KNAPPING CLASS! Over the past few years TBFC has hosted several flint-knappers at our meetings and FossilFest. Their presentations are always well received. One of the things I’ve heard a lot from you folks is that you’d like to learn how to make your own spear points and arrowheads. Well, now’s your chance. On January 21, 2006, TBFC will host its first flint knapping class. The class will include all the tools and stone you’ll need to get started. The class instructor will be flint-knapping artisan, Carl Dowell and his assistant Hugh McKenzie. The cost of the class will be $30 per person and will include a billet, leg pad, abrader, flint and 4 hours of instruction. The only items you’ll need to provide are safety glasses (mandatory) and comfortable leather gloves. Class size is limited, so register early! Contact Michael Searle at (813) 909-9358 or fossilnerd@msn.com for details. Original date posted: Thursday 10/06/2005 12:37:11am

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Martijn Schalk Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:53:00 PM martijnschalk@hotmail.com Very nice site! I'm a Dutch guy living in Norway. I've been 4 times in Florida, but never got the change to visit a mine. Maybe some people like to exchange fossils with me. I'm looking for all Carcharocles or Parotodus teeth, I've got a lot of nice sharksteeth among them quality Isurus escheri. If you are interested and wanna know more just send me a mail! Original date posted: Monday 10/03/2005 6:23:04pm

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Margie (Larned) Dodson Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:52:12 PM mldodson191@msn.com Seeking someone interested in buying miscellaneous fossils. Original date posted: Monday 09/26/2005 12:09:46am

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Lisa Fernandez Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:51:34 PM catznipp@hotmail.com Love the Pre-History of Florida" article. Great writing. Original date posted: Sunday 09/25/2005 0:02:20am

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Michael Searle Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:50:56 PM fossilnerd@msn.com Hello TBFC Members, Our first meeting for the 2005 - 2006 season will be held on September 10th, 2005 at 7:30 PM. Please note, due to the Labor Day holiday we will be meeting on the second Saturday of the month. We will return to TBFC’s normal schedule of meeting on the first Saturday of the month for the remainder of the season. As usual we will meet in room BEH103 of the Behavioral Science Building (directions can be found on the inside cover of your Fossil Chronicles). Our speaker for September is Avocational Paleontologist and author, Mark Renz. Mark will discuss a half-million year old Florida riverbed and dozens of partial skeletons he discovered. The fossils from the site include Mammoths, mastodons, llamas, deer, horse, capybaras, sloths peccaries, jaguars, saber cats, wolves, snakes and alligators. Mark’s presentation will ponder the question of what killed so many animals at one site. Mark’s presentation will also touch on the ethics of fossil collecting and the four books he has written on Florida paleontology. Mark will have his newest book, Giants in the Storm for sale and will be signing copies for those interested. Come early for a good seat. We always have a full-house for Mark’s presentations. TBFC meetings are free and open to the public. If you have any questions or need help with directions, feel free to contact me at anytime. Good Hunting, Michael Searle President, TBFC (813) 909-9358 Original date posted: Tuesday 08/30/2005 11:36:54am

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Jeremy prouty Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:50:00 PM snookrule@comcast.net I am interested in Florida fossils and plan to join the club very soon. Original date posted: Thursday 08/11/2005 0:06:40am

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Lill McKendry Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:49:07 PM mckendryl01@aol.com Nice site, some of your i-frames need to be enlarged so a person can see all the text. I missed a lot. Original date posted: Tuesday 08/09/2005 1:22:44pm

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Barbara Fite Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:48:31 PM bfite1@tampabay.rr.com Love the colors! Original date posted: Wednesday 08/03/2005 11:27:38pm

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Lucia, Gale, Tish, Sally, Randy, Jo Wasz Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:47:52 PM galefran@iastate.edu Just saw Patrick McGirk in your group photo. Friends from the past say hello! Send me an email if you get this. Original date posted: Saturday 07/30/2005 11:52:51pm

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c smith Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:47:09 PM jmoss230@aol.com Hello from SC. Great website. See you soon. Original date posted: Wednesday 06/29/2005 8:46:00pm

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Lisa Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:46:33 PM catznipp@hotmail.com Great club. Cool website. It looks like fun. Original date posted: Tuesday 06/07/2005 11:43:18am

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Cricket Crigler Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:45:52 PM crigler@mchsi.com Original date posted: Wednesday 06/01/2005 3:24:17am

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Mark Springowski Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:45:18 PM samski@aol.com Original date posted: Sunday 05/29/2005 8:18:23pm

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Elyssa Campbell Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:44:50 PM elyssa@zigzap.com http://www.zigzap.net I just surfed in while trying to find my Fossil Club's website. Great site neat css trick crossing off the links I have visited. Original date posted: Saturday 05/07/2005 5:37:55pm

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Gary Kemp Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:43:33 PM Eagle_Dad@earthlink.net Heard about your organization from Darren Watts and my wife and I are interested in learning more. Original date posted: Monday 05/02/2005 10:59:33pm

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David Chidlow Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:42:58 PM sollon69@yahoo.com My children and I ran into some of your members on the Peace river trip Sunday 4/24 . Kids loved it And everyone was great and helpful showing items to them . We are going to look into joining . I thank everyone for being so kind to my children. Original date posted: Sunday 04/24/2005 8:12:11pm

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Brian Maloney Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:42:19 PM bmndm@bellsouth.net Please keep me informed of upcoming field trips or events. Thanks, Brian Original date posted: Tuesday 04/19/2005 8:32:29pm

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Darren Watts / Nicole Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:41:42 PM nikki57804@aol.com Thinking about joining have been interested in fossils and points as long as i can remember. Would absolutly love to come on the peace river trip. Original date posted: Saturday 04/16/2005 4:31:48pm

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BILL SCHNEIKART Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:40:57 PM WMSATTNY@AOL.COM http://WILLIAMSCHNEIKARTLAW.COM MY SON STEPHEN AND I ARE FOSSIL NUTS AND ARE HAPPY TO FIND YOU. APPLICATION ON THE WAY. WE NEED INFO ON THE PEACE RIVER TRIP AND ANY UP COMING DIGS. WE ARE LOOKING FOREWARD TO MEETING ALL OF YOU, BILL Original date posted: Thursday 04/14/2005 3:04:45pm

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Maria Blinebury Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:39:59 PM mariablinebury@hotmail.com Former member hust looking around Original date posted: Tuesday 03/22/2005 8:33:35pm

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Michele Gale Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:39:28 PM chelegale@msn.com My daughters age 6 and 4 are so excited to come apon your site and look forward to coming to a meeting and field trips. Original date posted: Thursday 03/17/2005 11:00:48pm

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Michael Hobaugh Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:38:27 PM me_hoba@hotmail.com Lots of great information. Would like to discuss going on a fossil dig to Vulcan Mine (first timer). Original date posted: Saturday 03/12/2005 11:09:07am

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Janice East Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:37:49 PM jeast1@tampabay.rr.com I was a member in the early 1990's when my daughters were young. We really enjoyed the Saturdays in Ruskin digging for fossils and learning about Florida's history. Now that my children are in Gainesville in college, I am thinking about rejoining and trying some field trips. Original date posted: Friday 03/11/2005 6:53:32pm

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Beverly Wood Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:36:49 PM BevWood@CFL.rr.com Enjoyed your site - would like to join! Just cought the fossil bug! It's like being a kid again!! Original date posted: Sunday 03/06/2005 5:00:27pm

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Michael Searle Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:36:06 PM fossilnerd@msn.com FOSSILFEST 2005 BRINGS the ICE AGE BACK to TAMPA TAMPA, FLORIDA, FEBRUARY 6, 2005 - The Ice Age returns to the Florida State Fairgrounds Special Events Center on March 12th and 13th when the Tampa Bay Fossil Club presents the 18th annual FossilFest 2005! Mammoths, lions, saber toothed-tigers, bears, sloths, rhinos, camels and sharks the size of a school bus, will be just some of Florida’s prehistoric beasts brought back to life during this annual event. Tampa Bay Fossil Club members will display museum quality specimens found right here in Florida’s abundant fossil record. Learning activities for both children and adults will teach the public about Florida’s wonderful prehistoric past. Vendors from all over the world will be on hand to sell and trade fossils found here in Florida and as far away as China, Morocco, and Mongolia. Artifacts from Florida’s prehistoric people, gems, minerals, and shells will also be displayed. FossilFest hours are from 9AM until 6PM on Saturday, and 9PM until 4PM on Sunday. Admission is $4.00 for adults, children 12 and under are free. The mission of FossilFest is to introduce to the public Florida’s prehistory and the wealth of fossils that our state has to offer. Seminars will be conducted on Saturday and Sunday when fossil club members will teach how and where to legally hunt for fossils and artifacts, and how to identify them and prepare them for display. One of the highlights of FossilFest is the children’s fossil mine. Kids will have the opportunity to dig through a sand pit and recover authentic fossils donated by club members. But it doesn’t end there. Club members will then take the children to a learning table where they will have their fossils identified and bagged for the ride home. That’s right, the kids get to keep everything they find! There will also be door prizes, raffle prizes, and a silent auction. FossilFest will host Florida Blood Services who will be on hand to accept donations for the communities blood supply on Saturday, March 12th. FossilFest will appeal to anyone who frequents the Discovery Channel, loves science and nature, or has a penchant for history and adventure. The Tampa Bay Fossil Club is a family oriented organization focused on paleontology, archaeology, and the natural sciences in general. Meetings are held monthly at the University of South Florida and feature prominent speakers from many areas of science. The Tampa Bay Fossil Club awards two annual scholarships to University of South Florida students working in the field of paleontology and geology. The 18 year old club hosts numerous field trips and gatherings through the year. Members of the media can take a "sneak peak" of FossilFest on Friday evening, March 11th. Contact Information: Michael Searle, President Tampa Bay Fossil Club (813) 909-9358 FOSSILNERD@MSN.COM Original date posted: Friday 02/25/2005 3:53:08pm

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Michael Searle Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:33:53 PM fossilnerd@msn.com http://www.tampabayfossilclub.com Original date posted: Wednesday 02/23/2005 4:12:11pm

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Dave and Cher Kiander Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:32:40 PM Daveandcherk@aol.com We just love to dig fossils! Hope to join your club this year! Original date posted: Tuesday 02/22/2005 5:16:02pm

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Sunny Blade Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:31:59 PM msvenkatesh@rediffmail.com Excellent. Carry Onnnnnnnnnnnnn........ Original date posted: Friday 02/18/2005 2:07:16pm

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John Pope Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:31:22 PM Bigfoot2kt@aol.com Neat site. Considering joining, but, could only attend an occasional meeting. Would like to get together with anyone to check out sites, swap info, etc. Original date posted: Thursday 02/10/2005 1:05:26am

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Mable Benjamin Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:30:06 PM rocksandthingstoo@hotmail.com http://www.rocksandthingsnc.biz I enjoy being a member of your club! Looking forward to seeing you next month! Original date posted: Saturday 02/05/2005 4:14:02pm

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thomas Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:29:15 PM ifishing1@yahoo.com does the club have any Field Trips?i am interesting to be the member. Original date posted: Saturday 01/22/2005 3:28:33am

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warren kruger Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:28:28 PM warrenk107@aol.com hello everyone,does anyone remember SHARK HAVEN ROCK SHOP in seffner fl used to be open in the late 60s early 70s? frank garcia should remember this place,as my mother helped this young man,excell in his passion,well this is the son of MRS SIGNE M KRUGER,and like my mother i also have a strong intrest in fossils,rockhounding,lapidary.and would like to hear from anyone who might have visited our shop please feel free to e-mail me good luck to all... Original date posted: Thursday 01/20/2005 5:56:25am

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warren kruger Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:27:51 PM warrenk107@aol.com neat site Original date posted: Thursday 01/20/2005 5:41:17am

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Gus J Garcia-Montes Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:27:12 PM ggm@agmlawgroup.com Original date posted: Tuesday 12/14/2004 4:05:28pm

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buddy ward Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:22:02 PM wardsnook@att.net cool site. we are thinking of doing something like this with our 7 year old to let him learn the truth about dinos. Original date posted: Friday 10/29/2004 9:33:31pm

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Sharon and Michael Hansen Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:21:16 PM rn.abq@comcast.com Just wanted to see what y'all are up to. Original date posted: Friday 10/15/2004 2:56:54pm

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rachael cronin Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:20:36 PM jcoletta@tampabay.rr.com howdy Original date posted: Friday 09/17/2004 4:23:18pm

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Kyra Rookey Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:19:42 PM Dinolover2008@aol.com The web page has really changed from the last time I saw it. Original date posted: Saturday 08/07/2004 11:56:16am

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Joe (Hip) Leisure Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:15:20 PM HIP420LEISURE@yahoo.com When is the next fossil fair in Orlando and is there anymore trips this year to the peace river ,I always miss them and is this a bad time to go to the peace river to screenwash in the shallows. Was planing a solo trip soon and mite need a place to stay. (campground/motel) Thanks for any info. Original date posted: Monday 06/14/2004 9:35:55am

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Kara Pontzer Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:14:41 PM pontzer@gte.net Greetings from Venice. My daughters and I go shark teeth hunting several days a week. We have the best luck at Caspersan's Beach in Venice. If anyone is interested in finding nice teeth, Venice is the place to come. Original date posted: Sunday 06/13/2004 10:22:23am

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lisa hauser Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:14:04 PM my3sunsfl@aol.com hello,I'm not sure if this will get to the right person.I sent in a photo of my daughter with the dinosaur.It's in this months newsletter.I wanted to know if I can buy a few more copies of the newsletter.Please let me know how much they are,I will send a check. Thanks,lisa hauser. Original date posted: Friday 04/30/2004 10:01:20pm

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ron veller Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:13:23 PM Rovell4@aol.com http://tbo.com I am a webelo den leader with pack 58 . we need a place to go to work on our geology badge . please e-mail me to let me know if there are any places we can go fossil hunting as a den. also , we would be interested in a guest speaker for a den meeting on tuesday may 4 at 6:30 PM at Carrollwood Elementary School. My phone number is 2376764 please call or e-mail me .Thanks Ron Veller Pack 58. Original date posted: Thursday 04/29/2004 7:51:34pm

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Dan McKeel Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:12:11 PM drmckeel@yahoo.com Which USF campus is your meeting place?I would like to come to one of your meetings. I am a micropaleontologist, specializing in foraminifera. I work about half of each year as a consultant in Bakersfield, CA. I would like to help you reconstruct ancient marine environments for your fossil localities using planktic and benthic foraminifera. However, I don't know how to extract the forams from limestone without dissolving them. I have no experience identifying them in thin section. If there are clay lenses, I might be able to help. Dan McKeel. Original date posted: Sunday 04/25/2004 11:16:58am

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ken deubel Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:11:14 PM kendeu@msn.com Great web site! Ijust sent of my membership appl. Iwill be in Florida for 2 weeks at the end of May first week of June. Also will be attending your meeting fieldtrip! Original date posted: Saturday 03/27/2004 2:02:38pm

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Patricia Rumans Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:10:08 PM valkyrievf2@hotmail.com Original date posted: Wednesday 03/17/2004 9:27:17am

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Dan Palmiter Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:09:44 PM djpalmiter@msn.com President, Northwest Paleontological Association. I'll be in Palm Harbor the last week of this month. Was hoping to find a tip on a local collecting spot. Thanks. Original date posted: Tuesday 03/16/2004 7:57:50pm

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Guy DiTorrice Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:09:07 PM guy@orcoast.com http://www.OregonFossilGuy.com Great website and resource for a visitor. Hoping to make contact with members who love seeking and sharing fossils. Thanks! Original date posted: Sunday 03/14/2004 11:48:04pm

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Ken Thayer Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:08:16 PM kqt@tnh.net Original date posted: Saturday 03/13/2004 1:33:22am

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Tom Theriaque Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:07:36 PM ttheriaq@tampabay.rr.com http://www.kozmotheclown.com Came across your site found it very interesting and have to say made plenty of trips to Venice to look for some shark teeth.I will stop back soon and hope to see you at the 2004 Fossil Show. Original date posted: Sunday 02/22/2004 7:39:57am

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Michael Searle Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:06:25 PM FOSSILNERD@MSN.COM THE ICE AGE RETURNS! FOSSILFEST 2004! The Ice Age invades the Florida State Fairgrounds on March 13th and 14th, 2004 when the Tampa Bay Fossil Club presents the 17th annual FossilFest 2004! Lions and tiger and bears, and SHARKS, will be just some of the fossilized remains on display during the annual event. Prehistoric sharks will be the featured fossil at FossilFest. FossilFest will present lectures by Dr. Gordon Hubble from the Discovery Channel’s, Shark Week and other prominent shark experts. Club members will display museum quality specimens found right here in Florida’s abundant fossil record. There will be vendors from all over the world on hand to display and sell fossils as well. Artifacts from Florida’s prehistoric Indians will be on also be on display. The highlight of FossilFest is always the children’s fossil mine where kids get the opportunity to dig for their very own fossils! There will be free hourly door prizes, raffle prizes, and a silent auction. Florida Blood Services will also be on hand to take donations. Dr. Gordon Hubble is considered to be one of the countries leading authorities on prehistoric and modern sharks and will lecture on both Saturday and Sunday. Dr. Hubble has been featured in three editions of the Discovery Channels, Shark Week. The children’s sand mine and discovery table are always a hit. For a nominal fee, children can dig for their very own fossils. Club members will be on hand to help children identify their treasures and bag them up for the trip home. That’s right, the kids get to keep what they find! Displays by club members will feature fossils found right here in Florida. Artifacts from Florida’s prehistoric people are always a big hit too. FossilFest hours are: 9 AM until 6 PM on Saturday and 9 AM until 4 PM on Sunday. Admission is: Adults $4.00, Children 12 and under are FREE with paying adult. FossilFest will be held in the Special Events Center at the Florida State Fairgrounds located at the intersection of US 301 and Interstate 4, just east of Tampa. Original date posted: Friday 02/20/2004 8:10:26pm

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Joe Sullivan Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:05:30 PM joesul1262@aol.com Living up here in the world of the Devonian, I love to visit web sites just to check out what it is like for other areas with the different types of fossils that you can find. you have a great web site going!-joe Original date posted: Thursday 02/19/2004 10:06:12am

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Martijn Schalk Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:04:44 PM martijnschalk@hotmail.com Is there somebody who can tell me were to find the Leisey shell pit? We are planning a trip to Florida in May this year. Please send me an answer on my e-mail address. Original date posted: Monday 02/09/2004 9:38:01am

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charles pavlu Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:03:51 PM pavlu@webtv.net hi...just moved here from tenn...would like to contact someone in lakeland about local hunting sites...my brother coming out here in april, from calif, and we would like to find a few sharks teeth or local items...thank you...charles..:o)... Original date posted: Monday 01/19/2004 8:31:47am

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michael troitino Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:03:15 PM mat7783@aol.com hi i have an interest in joining your club. i live in orlando and a active scuba diver and have taken a few trips to venice. also have an interest in the peace river and desoto creek. i am new to the inland stuff. how many field trips do you average per year???look forward to hearing from you soon.. michael t. Original date posted: Thursday 10/30/2003 11:50:04pm

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Steve Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:02:19 PM Turk182sh@aol.com I saw a fellow with a T-Rex shirt on that had your club name on it tonight at a local restaurant. So I thought I would look you up on the web to see if you had any more of thoses shirts for sale. If so...let me know where I can purchase one. I'm also a collector of the Megalodon shark teeth. Original date posted: Sunday 10/19/2003 8:26:03pm

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Michelle Renne' Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:01:31 PM FGMR4@aol.cm Checking out your field trips and upcoming shows. Saw Fred Hendershot and Terry Sellaria (?) last weekend at Cargil and the Paleo Museum. Original date posted: Sunday 10/12/2003 3:05:56am

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Susan Schenk Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:00:49 PM sschenk@marinelife.org http://marinelife.org Wish I was closer. Would love to join your club it has a special reputation from what I hear. I am the Exhibits Coordinator and Education Curator of a museum/sea turtle hospital in Juno. Would love to sponsor a fossil fair over here, but I have not been collecting long enough to do it justice. Any ideas! By the way say hi to Mark Renz if you happen to see him. Keep up the good work from one bone bag lady named Susan. Original date posted: Thursday 09/04/2003 7:28:55pm

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Douglas L. Vanderford Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 09:00:00 PM wormwood43@aol.com Original date posted: Tuesday 09/02/2003 4:05:13pm

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Guy Thomas Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:59:24 PM blackbearforge@comcast.net Great information on your website, (do I recognize many of the pictures and illustrations from Mark Renz's book?) Makes me wish I were a bit closer to your area so I could share in your outings especially to the Peace River and the Leisy shell pit. I want to find a Meg tooth too! My outings haven't gone so well, (high water from all of the rain, major road and bridge construction at 10 Mile Creek and fenced off roads that were formerly open), but I've only just started! Original date posted: Tuesday 07/29/2003 11:05:20pm

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Lewis H. Bullock Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:58:34 PM Like to join but if all the meetings are in Tampa, I don't think I could make them. Original date posted: Wednesday 07/16/2003 3:50:44pm

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Andy Firk Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:58:04 PM andyfirk@yahoo.com Any shell fossil collectors out there, feel free to call me at 863-494-4154. I currently have permission to collect in 5 different counties, in shell pits, and have been finding some great stuff! I host vegetarian potluck parties monthly at my house in Arcadia, and any nature lovers are welcome to call and visit to see my living room, which is slowly becoming a shell fossil museum. Please contact me if you are interested in trading or have any collecting sites you can recommend. Thanks, and great hunting to all! Original date posted: Monday 07/14/2003 10:09:03pm

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George Diaz Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:57:26 PM fetalpig@hotmail.com Very nice!!! Original date posted: Thursday 06/19/2003 9:02:14pm

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Mark Nations Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:56:46 PM wnationsw@aol.com Nice site but disappointed that many of the links would not open up for me...;( Would love to receive information on how to join. Thanks! Original date posted: Sunday 06/01/2003 8:31:51am

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larry r. wilson Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:56:05 PM rocks@wcoil.com Original date posted: Friday 05/30/2003 3:58:16pm

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Jeff Grubbs Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:55:27 PM see3poman@aol.com Just wondering if there will be any summer digs??? Is Frank Garcia having pay digs at Caloosa? Need a fossil fix bad!!! Original date posted: Thursday 05/22/2003 9:13:08pm

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Cindy Hislip Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:54:49 PM chislip@yahoo.com Original date posted: Wednesday 04/30/2003 9:29:52am

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Kyra Rookey Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:54:12 PM Dinolover2008@aol.com you know what would be realy cool... is for thoses how didn't go to the meeting could sign up for fild trips on the web! Original date posted: Wednesday 04/16/2003 8:31:12pm

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Colleen Gerstein Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:53:25 PM ilovepurple7@aol.com I would love to meet other people in my area who enjoy looking for fossils. I have found a few horse teeth (possibly others kinds I have yet to identify)at the beach on Greer Island and would like to become more knowledgable in where and how to find more. Original date posted: Thursday 04/10/2003 12:40:03am

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Linda Burnett Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:52:50 PM luelue123@aol.com Original date posted: Friday 03/28/2003 7:45:35pm

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Logan Richard Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:52:09 PM am A 12 Year Old Boy And I love Fossil And I found out About This Club At Mosi And The Fossil Fair In Orlando And The State Fairgrounds And Was Wondering Were i CAn Go For Fossils. i habve no permit and cant scuba so, ive been to venice and mulberry phosphate muesuem and im going to the peace rive field trips. Thanks. Original date posted: Thursday 03/27/2003 2:59:46pm

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Glenn Weber Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:51:31 PM fgweber1@yahoo.com I have some time to myself during the week and I was wondering if there is a place near by to find shark teeth. I moved here from Maryland last year and have hunted Teeth at Calvert Cliffs with some success. Thanks for your help. Original date posted: Wednesday 03/26/2003 11:55:41am

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Glenn Weber Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:50:49 PM fgweber1@yahoo.com I saw the artical in the Pasco Times, Thats how I found you. Original date posted: Wednesday 03/26/2003 11:45:28am

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olivia rioux Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:50:00 PM orioux@tampabay.rr.com Frank and I would like to attend your next meeting. Can you give us the easiest directions from Tarpon Springs. I have always wanted to go on a dig out west and was delighted to find you in our own back yard. looking forward to hearing from you. olivia. Original date posted: Monday 03/24/2003 1:12:25pm

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Diana Freeman Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:48:53 PM dianafly@att.net http://att.net I saw the newspaper article in today's paper- Mon, March 24-didn't even finish reading the article and came directly to the computer and your website. I LOVE fossil hunting and have gotten my children interested in it, also. I look forward to joining the club and attending meetings. Original date posted: Monday 03/24/2003 12:05:55am

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Jack Mizell Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:47:53 PM jsmizell@aol.com Great site. I joined club at Fossilfest 3/9 Original date posted: Thursday 03/13/2003 11:30:02am

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Louis Stieffel Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:47:00 PM capetwo@aol.com http://Paleontology Society of Lee County Great fossil show!! Original date posted: Monday 03/10/2003 9:41:10pm

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Kenneth Jacobsen Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:46:08 PM jkenjaco@tampabay.rr.com Might like to join. Ken Original date posted: Monday 03/10/2003 9:07:38am

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Jeff Grubbs Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:45:28 PM see3poman@aol.com Just checking out our clubs new site. Let me know if you need any help with it. I have some great pics from past fossil trips if you'd like to post them. Can I email pics to you? Thanks, Jeff Original date posted: Friday 03/07/2003 4:59:40pm

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Richard Sodano Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:44:25 PM rich@craigmachinery.com Enjoyed your site, I used to live in Tampa and I am coming down in March with my kids and I was wondering if anyone knew of any easy access places to look for sharks teeth. As a kid we used to find alot around the Apolla Beach area, thought my kids would enjoy looking for some. I will be staying in the Brandon area and was hoping to go someplace close bye. Thanks for any help and again really enjoyed your site. Original date posted: Tuesday 02/25/2003 1:28:14pm

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Jay E. Carpenter Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:43:39 PM lifeknight@mindspring.com I'd be interested in attending a field trip to look for mammal fossils - especially if I'd be allowed to bring some of my kids along. Original date posted: Saturday 02/15/2003 8:12:21pm

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Angela Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:42:28 PM Very good website. Original date posted: Saturday 02/08/2003 7:55:17pm

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Jim Schmidt Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:41:54 PM jschmidt12@earthlink.net Here's what I've read in the last few years. They're listed by item number, category, title, author, pub date, edition and ownership. If you have strong recommendations, please advise. If you're interested in my comments, I'll do the best I can to comment. Thanks 1 Original date posted: Tuesday 01/28/2003 8:27:07pm

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jerry dabbs Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:40:09 PM jerrynoknees@aol.com Hi ya all Great site Mark and Heidi ! Been down and out for a bit again but doing o.k. now. Just to let ya all know Bob and Earl are not dead and will be back as soon as I recover from this last little setback. Happy to see the club doing so well, wish I could make the meetings. Maybe I'll get to see ya all at the fair. Still working on my gastropods(anyone interested in inverts give me an e-mail) hope everyone has a happy hollidays Good hunting. Original date posted: Tuesday 12/24/2002 10:32:56pm

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John Miller Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:39:23 PM Paleocraft@msn.com Just wanted to let Jill know I've not received any of this fall's newsletters, & would like to find out how to get the back issues, including December. I renewed our family membsh. @ the last Fossil Fest. Thanks, John Original date posted: Monday 12/09/2002 2:31:59pm

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glenna overhuls Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:38:41 PM du12746@aol.com great site Heidi, keep up the good work. Original date posted: Monday 11/18/2002 8:04:45pm

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hpg2007 Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:37:55 PM HI. coool site. I love the background.....ALL BLUE!!!! I just wanted to tell ya'll that hp and the CoS is coming out tomorrow and that i go fossil hunting with the maker of this page.....Oh i am so lucky. Original date posted: Thursday 11/14/2002 2:49:17pm

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Michael Searle Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:37:13 PM fossilnerd@msn.com Thank you very much Heidi Mills and Mark Renz for setting up such a great web site. We've needed a site like this for a long time. Good work! Original date posted: Tuesday 11/12/2002 0:23:09am

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pol Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:36:24 PM fossieleke@yahoo.com http://www.fossil.cjb.net Nice page. Have also a look at Verhulst's fossils: http://fossil.cjb.net There are many fossil dinosaur egg as hadrosaur, raptor, tarbosaur Original date posted: Thursday 10/31/2002 5:52:35pm

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Kim Lummus Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:35:08 PM klummus@hotmail.com I have an 8 year old son who is very interested in looking for fossils. I wanted to know how young the members of this club can be. He wants to become a paleontologist. I have a cousin who was married to an amateur paleontologist from Tampa named Frank Garcia. Any info on joining your club would be appreciated. Original date posted: Sunday 08/18/2002 10:02:58pm

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Ralph Williams Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:34:33 PM sharktman@aol.com Is another Fossilfest planed and when? Was at one and had a great time.Thanks Original date posted: Sunday 08/18/2002 7:01:09pm

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Jami Zotz Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:33:41 PM zotz66@earthlink.net I Just finished reading "Fossiling in Florida," which was a very helpful book, but still isn't quite what I'm needing. It did however refer me to your club. I presently live in Seffner Fl. and have in my possesion numerous fossils as to which I have no idea what they are or how to date them. There are NO BOOKS anywhere that have some of what I have found!,,,,,, (grrrrrrrrrrr) I am hoping to find a "club," or "society," that I may become a part of or even work for with my new found passion and knack for finding fossils. Any help or response would be sooooooo greatly appreciated!!! (A little frustrated here, LOL, can't you tell?) I love finding fossils, I am a certified diver, an animal lover, and an earth conservationist. My belief is that I belong to this planet, it does NOT belong to me, and would love to teach the world my, "our", findings and mabey it will help to ever prevent more extinctions of animals and humans. The past has always intrigued me to no end, whether it deals with human life or the animal species. Now that I have started uncovering fossils, well you might say that I instantly became addicted! LOL I have found a new inner drive in my self which at this time is revolving around fossils. I hope to find a group that also shares the same passion! The passion of searching, finding, and obtaining a great reward........ and that is..... KNOWLEDGE :) Hope to hear from you real, REAL soon. Thanks for letting me ramble. Sincerely, Jami Zotz Original date posted: Wednesday 07/31/2002 11:57:58pm

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Mitch Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:32:51 PM ThrowerIV@aol.com Interested in joining the Tampa Fossil club. Was hoping to get info such as when you meet, how often do you go on trips, etc. Thanks for any information you can give me. Original date posted: Saturday 06/08/2002 0:43:15am

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Nancy P. Davies Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:32:04 PM daviesnancy@hotmail.com Nice website! That cacharis carchanodon tooth is enough to keep me out of the water! Original date posted: Thursday 04/11/2002 1:53:21pm

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Kris Howe Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:30:00 PM usfossils@hotmail.com http://www.geocities.com/usfossils2000 Nice site. I have many fossils from Texas, and around the World for trade if anyone is interested. I found your site through paleopages.com. Original date posted: Tuesday 03/19/2002 10:05:39am

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John Shelton Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:29:08 PM johndshelton2001@yahoo.com Three of my sons are intrested in fossils(13y-old,8yr-old, and 6yr-old). Wanted a phone call from one of your members to get some tips and insights on fossil hunting feild trips for economically challneged beginners and info on your club. Thank you. John Shelton 813-624-2730 Original date posted: Monday 03/11/2002 8:39:42pm

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Rebecca Sloan Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:28:15 PM rebeccasloan_lorax@hotmail.com I am trying to buy a copy of vertebrate fossils: a neophytes guide by Frank A Kocsis. I was told by Mark Renz that your club may still sell this book. Please advise. I have been looking everywhere, but its no longer being printed. Thank you very much, Rebecca Sloan Original date posted: Tuesday 02/19/2002 1:16:49pm

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Dana Kent Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:27:33 PM advaqu@aol.com I would appreciate any suggestions as to easily accessible fossil collection sites that I could take my 12 year old son to, preferably in Southern Hillsborough County. Shark teeth (megalodon if we are lucky) or any vertebrate sites would be wonderful for a few hours of weekend collecting. I hate to just start wandering around looking for fossils when I know that there are particular geological sites where they are much more concentrated, but I do not have a clue where to begin. Any and all specific sites that you could suggest are very welcome. Thanks!!! Original date posted: Wednesday 01/09/2002 11:38:51pm

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Fran Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:26:54 PM Confabu@aol.com I received the application today to join your club and am excited. I'm just a beginner, but love fossils and artifacts alike. Original date posted: Sunday 12/09/2001 0:10:11am

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jerry fortenberry Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:25:49 PM jforte3588@aol.com would like to find some agatized coral for my collection. anyone with information out there? thanks so much. Original date posted: Thursday 11/22/2001 10:42:25am

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maja van den hoek Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:25:08 PM wmvandenhoek@hotmail.com we are coming to your area late dec. and aerly jan. with 2 kids (11, 15) and like to be introduced to some fossil digging areas, please give us some help. we are getting the fossil permit for florida. what are good places to start? we would appreciate any suggestions how to find sites in your area, thanks maja Original date posted: Thursday 11/15/2001 10:59:42am

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loretta Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:23:57 PM welder60@aol.com does anyone from the area know how the water level on the peace river has been recently? could i do some fossil hunting along the banks? thanks 11/6/01 Original date posted: Tuesday 11/06/2001 8:41:37am

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Mike Paxton Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:22:58 PM mpgp2@aol.com New to the hobby of collecting fossils, was interested in joining your club. Please e-mail some more information. I was also interested in aquiring the book by Frank A. Kocsis Jr.:Vertebrate Fossils: A Neophyte's Guide. Any information would be appreciated.Thanks. Original date posted: Sunday 11/04/2001 10:00:09pm

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Andrew Taylor Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:20:56 PM andyt31@att.net Hello, I am a member of TBFC but have never attended a meeting as I live in Louisiana. Would like to know when the December 2001 meeting will be and the location, also directions to the meeting location. I went on the Caloosa dig this past summer and had a great time. Thank you, Andy Original date posted: Friday 11/02/2001 11:41:21pm

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loretta Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:19:34 PM welder60@aol.com i was wondering if anyone from this area knows if i could find fossils along the bridges going to clearwater. Original date posted: Wednesday 10/24/2001 3:02:01pm

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loretta Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:18:47 PM welder60@aol.com anyone know of a place to fossilhunt besides venice ,appolo beach or peace river? need a good place ,you know nice teeth etc. ha ha. come on share your secret spots! Original date posted: Monday 10/22/2001 3:30:11pm

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Terry Best Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:18:01 PM jagrolet@yahoo.com Would like to get more information on next meeting and next hunt.My son and I are interested in joining a local club. Please email at jagrolet@yahoo.com Original date posted: Tuesday 09/04/2001 6:38:58pm

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Gus Bouza Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:17:06 PM lastmammoth@aol.com I would like to find out if there is any Palm Beach county members to get together with, thanks. Original date posted: Friday 08/17/2001 5:45:52pm

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John Northrup Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:09:14 PM NorthrupJD@netscape.net Can anyone at TBF Club help me find a source for any of the following books? SUNRISE AT BONE VALLEY by Frank Garcia MIRACLE AT COCKROACH BAY by Frank Garcia MAMMALIAN OSTEOLOGY by B. Miles Gilbert Thank you in advance! John Northrup NorthrupJD@netscape.net Original date posted: Friday 08/17/2001 1:10:12pm

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Grigis Marc Saturday, January 7th 2006 - 08:07:45 PM marc.grigis@pandora.be wonder if someone is interested to ex