RE: Dino Birds UK

[Jarno Peschier <JarnoP@ccs.nl>]

Title: Bericht

When I was at the Natural History Museum in London somewhere in october last year I asked at the information desk whether taking pictures was allowed. And it was... In case of doubt, simply ask at the information desk, I'd say.

-----Original Message-----
From: Luis Rey [mailto:luisrey@ndirect.co.uk]
Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 1:37 AM
To: HPB1956@aol.com
Cc: dinosaur@usc.edu; HPB@BDAL.DE
Subject: Re: Dino Birds UK

As far as I know photography is allowed... at least nobody would stop me taking pictures for three hours.

HPB1956@aol.com wrote:

Luis Rey wrote on 07/17/2002:

> It was a very special, emotional moment for me to be near (for the first time)
> to the little holotype Sinosauropteryx specimen.

I know this feeling too. In February of this year I saw little Sinosauropteryx at the Fuhlrot-Museum in Wuppertal/Germany. A moment to remember.

A question: is photographing allowed? I'm thinking about visiting London and this exhibition. And there's one thing I learned at the Fuhlrot-Museum with it's surely smaller exhibition of fossils of the Jehol Biota: make photographs because there's too much to see to remember everything afterwards.

Cheers
 

Heinz Peter Bredow
Bremen/Germany

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