The Boneyard 26 is coming up...

... and Traumador, it's host, has something special in mind;

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So my thinking for this themed boneyard is for anyone and everyone out on the innerweb to put up a post about their favourite museum... it doesn't have to be a really "smart" or sciencey one, cause afterall it's me the archosaur without enough grey matter to fill a walnut running the show! rather i'd like to get to know other museums of the world through the eyes and words of other palaeo lovers who have been to them.

Other posts about paleo will be accepted, of course, but it would be fun if everyone could contribute something within the theme. The carnival will be going up on December 2nd, so that gives you about a week and a half to whip up something. You can send your submissions to me (evogeek AT gmail DOT com) or to Traumador at your earliest convenience.

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