The Inverloch Hub Visitors Centre

Today the crew was treated to a tour of the Inverloch Visitors Centre dinosaur display by Zev Landes, the creative behind the design.

Life-sized ornithopods hide in the garden near the entrance 

Corrie and Wendy play in the dinosaur display
That theropod is a bit big and bite-y!

Jack, Lisa and Mary seem unfazed by the dinosaurs

Annie seems willing to let Don be eaten

Wendy and happy dinosaurs

Wait! One of them might eat me!

You are encouraged to touch the replica dinosaur bones

The dinosaurs were right here 126 million years ago

Brainstormming ideas to make the display case even better

ABC Gippsland

 Listen to Corrie and Wendy at the 1 hour 4 minute mark!

Background hammering by John, Lisa and Tim,

https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/gippsland-breakfast/breakfast/106344212

House Day - Tuesday 17th

Don is serious about his fossil find…

… but is really a happy fossil finder!

Doris finds a fossil

I find a really pretty fossil and can’t stop grinning.
Possibly should not divulge details but am bursting to!

Sharyn find a fossil

Dig board reveals our love/hate relationship
with the number of turtles we have found!

 

Sentinel Times is published!

 Look who’s on page 14!

https://pdfhost.io/v/PCAGtmsZVL_0726_-_February_17__2026

Monday 16th

Tim shows us his footprint replicas

Alan E gets comfortable making cheese and biscuits
Photo by Lisa

Our resident dinosaur looking for snacks

Jõrg finds a fossil

Mary gazes out to sea

Sharyn joins the crew

Carrying buckets of rock up the hill

Buckets of rock waiting to go up the hill

Bailing

Corrie and Alan wait for the tide to go out

Oops got to site too early.
Anyone want to channel their inner King Canute?

 

Sunday 15th

Afternoon tea is serious business.
Serious diggers enjoying a cuppa,

Don breaking rock

Wendy T squeezing sponges

She spies the camera!

 

Tim measures footprints

Tim happily examining a suspect

Tim circles the footprint and draws
an arrow indicating direction of movement

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