Re: Seattle-area dino-listers

[mstern@baker.cnw.com (Michael Sternberg)]

>I'm sorry to all of you dino-listers not from the Seattle-area (especially 
>those of you in New Zealand, Japan, Spain etc.), this message isn't 
>really meant for you, but this is the only way I could get it to the 
>people it is meant for.
>
>I seem to have noticed that there is a dis-proportionately large 
>amount of dino-listers from the Seattle-area (i.e. western 
>Washington); seeing as there are no dinosaurs in this part of the 
>state (probabally the whole state at all) or much in the way of fossils. 
> I would think it would be very nice if there was some way that we all 
>could get together some time; or  at least exchange phone-numbers, 
>addresses and such...  If any of you would like, I could start sending 
>around phone-numbers, addresses etc. so that we could all keep in 
>better touch.  For all you of not from the Seattle-area, again sorry, 
>but maybe if some of you seem to notice dis-proportionatley large 
>numbers of dino-listers in your area, you might want to try the same 
>sort of thing.
>
>Peter Buchholz
>Stang1996@aol.com
>
>I live in Redmond, by the way.  That should solve the riddle of my 
>name (for people from around here anyway).  I know you all have 
>been ponderring it : ).
>

Peter- (and Puget Sound lurkers)

The Northwest Paleontological Association meets every other month at the
Burke Museum for program and business meetings and hosts a variety of field
trips, workshops and special events throughout the year.  Additionally we
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committees, I would like to invite you to visit us and join the organization
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Michael "We're not in Kansas anymore" Sternberg
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