The authors have a great sense of humor for their passion, which is to be admired. Anyone who travels the country in search of rock formations, fossils and the like has to have a sense of humor. And that's the main point of this book. With the light-hearted prose, the colorful, often comical drawings and the oh-so-easy maps and diagrams, this book will make anyone want to go on a fossil hunt. T

March 2008
In This Issue:
Features
Western Books & Movies
- There Will Be Oscars
- The J. Golden Kimball Stories (Fiction)
- Victorio: Apache Warrior and Chief (Nonfiction)
- The Road to McCarthy
- Walk Proud, Stand Tall (Fiction)
- Rider of Death Valley (Fiction)
- The Legend of Billy Jenks and Other Wyoming Stories (Fiction)
- Landscapes of Colorado (Nonfiction)
- Hard Road West (Nonfiction)
- Country Music Originals (Nonfiction)
- Cruisin’ the Fossil Freeway (Nonfiction)
- Dave Rust: A Life in the Canyons (Nonfiction)
- Deadly Dozen: Vol. II (Nonfiction)
- The Essential John Ford Collection
- Rawhide: The Second Season, Vol. II
- Adventures in the West
More In This Issue
- Death Valley 49ers Centennial
- Who Killed the Train?
- Clean Shots
- Why Does Everyone Love Louis…
- Trains, Mules and Horses
- Low Slung Guns
- Not Just a Sea Plague
- Crookedest Railroad Turns New Bend
- Cowhorse Tango
- Hampton Sides
- Trinidad, Colorado
- Grand Stations
- Saving Grandma’s Cabin
- Preservation: The Little Railroad that Might