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| Tim shows us his footprint replicas |
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| Alan E gets comfortable making cheese and biscuits Photo by Lisa |
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| Our resident dinosaur looking for snacks |
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| Jõrg finds a fossil |
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| Mary gazes out to sea |
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| Sharyn joins the crew |
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| Carrying buckets of rock up the hill |
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| Buckets of rock waiting to go up the hill |
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| Bailing |
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| Corrie and Alan wait for the tide to go out |
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| Oops got to site too early. Anyone want to channel their inner King Canute? |
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| Afternoon tea is serious business. Serious diggers enjoying a cuppa, |
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| Don breaking rock |
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| Wendy T squeezing sponges |
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| She spies the camera! |
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| Tim happily examining a suspect |
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| Tim circles the footprint and draws an arrow indicating direction of movement |
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| Tim uses Lego Technic pieces to model the size of the print and the angle of the toes. He can lift the model to see if it matches nearby prints |
Today on site we were visited by former Australian Chief Scientist Alan Finkel and journalist Ella Finkel.
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| Alan and Ella Finkel exploring the shore platform |
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| John looking at rock |
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| Ella Finkel chatting to Lisa |
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| Alan Finkel talks to Marion |
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| John bales water |
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| Tim finds a fossil |
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| Adam makes the international symbol for “I found a dinosaur tooth!” |
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| Jörg trade for SpongeBob action |
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| The crew at work |
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| Jörg’s technique for squeezing the sponge |
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| Adam stares out to sea |
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| Alan E’s sponge squeezing technique |
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| A pretty little fish jaw. We know it is fish by the apical cap on the tooth crowns. |
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| A chunky curly bone found by John W |
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| A pretty vertebra found by Alan T |
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| Part of the turtle shell in the hole |
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| The tearowel on the line through the middle of the rock-breaking area |
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| The crew ignoring the tea towels. We can work around almost anything! |
