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| Tony Martin (right) talks to Gary Wallis at Cape Liptrap, where Gary and friends have found some amazing Pleistocene trackways. |
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| Tony uses friend and colleague Mike Hall, from Monash University, as a human ladder so he can photograph some Early Cretaceous crustacean burrow systems at Eagle's Nest, near Inverloch. |
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| Tony and his lovely wife Ruth examine the rock structures at Eagle's Nest. Tony found the first dinosaur footprint near the Dinosaur Dreaming site, near Inverloch, in 2006. Since then he has found numerous Early Cretaceous fossil crustacean burrows in the Strzeleckis and Otways. |
