Dinosaur National Monument: Quarry Exhibit Hall

[@sharkrivermachine]

I was there just over 50 years ago, dinosaurs haven't changed a bit. Thanks for sharing.

[@corydriver7634]

😂

[@leebarnhart831]

Me too. We may have seen each other, who knows.

[@52Ford]

LOL (literally)

[@josephcitizen4195]

Thank you, for showing the plaque @4:38. It's not just showing it but getting an in person commentary. I wish you would show more of these interesting signs and descriptions. A lot of us came here from your machining videos and are engineering/information nerds at heart. The National Park Service does a fantastic job creating those infographics. You should show them off more. Keep it up!

[@leebarnhart831]

I remember stopping there as a kid on vacation with my folks. Of course the dinosaurs were alive back then. lol.

[@jcadult101]

Triceratops. Huge dino fan. Back in 72ish I don't recall there being a railing in front of the wall. They called out a young kid from the tour to stand next to a 3' tall leg bone, I was only a foot or so taller than it. Thanks for the memory, I'll have to go through the folk's photo album again. In addition my mom to sculpting several dinos from clay that I played with forever, the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry had injection machines which made a few models. I also had the Aurora Prehistoric Scenes models which my artistic mother realistically painted. Of course the triceratops which fought with the allosaurs all the time, the Trex, the cave, cave man, sabretooth cat, tar pit trap. If you ever get out to LA, visit the tar pits.

[@MaestroPrep]

Good Grief ! ! ! You two are awesome!! This video made me feel like I was there with you all.... Please!! never stop doing this!!

[@floridaflywheelersantiquee7578]

Thanks for sharing

[@russellstarr9111]

The Energizer Bunny ain't got nothin' on Abbey.

[@tabaccopuro]

Thank you for posting this wonderful video. I've had this museum on my bucket list for years! Amazing!

[@FrankAuge]

I marvel over them all but the Triceratops is my favorite.

[@rainbowboa100]

i like ur style. nice video folks! also liked the way you share the narration too!

[@JoelCrager]

First like first comment that is a first! Glad you guys had an enjoyable vacation. Thanks for sharing all that you do.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Awesome, thanks for taking us along. Fred. 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻✋🏻✋🏻

[@neilpuckett359]

I stopped their back in the early 90's it's still a vivid memory.

[@daynkenbowthorpe1020]

My hometown. I grew up about 15 minuets from the monument. Wish I new you was here I would have loved to meet you.

[@bertkelly7650]

I get such joy seeing Abby's mountains trying to be constrained during her excitement.😀

[@hardyschlegel1048]

Phytosaur, by far my favorite, enjoy seeing your adventures. Thanks for sharing!

[@Ogma3bandcamp]

So cool. Ankylosaurus is my fave.

[@gregprince2523]

Awesome cool place! Memories History and great company!!!

[@philipallard8026]

I lived in Craig for a bunch of years. Your in my old stomping grounds! Stegosaurus capital.

[@shayhouk8582]

Abby your enthusiasm is contagious! Both of you are so fun to watch as you travel. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@zodiacr]

Excellent footage. Love to see the missus that excited. Superb trip altogether. Good luck.

[@gerriefarman3174]

Archaeopteryx, hands down one of the coolest fossils. One of the first transitional fossils we first discovered.

[@awizardalso]

Very interesting place. Thank you for taking me with you while I just sitting at my desk.

[@lokkie67theshed82]

My favorite dinosaur is a Parasaurolophus, i even have a few ear piercings of them on order... If i have them, i will send you a picture via Instagram... Thank you both for the vids so far, I really enjoy it...

[@andytownsend9163]

I love a Diplodocus and have a soft spot for a Triceratops, cheers guys.

[@duggydo]

I loved that place when I visited. They would not let us drive up to the top though. They had little shuttle carts that were running up and down. It was pretty busy so maybe not enough parking. Really awesome exhibit. One of the best I've seen.

[@lordcolinb]

Looks amazing I'm going next month

[@cierakitty]

You will like it...being there is different....and don't forget the road with the pictures drawn on rocks from way way back, and other goodies along the way.

[@michaelmorgan9824]

Favorite Dinosaur Sauropod Camarasaurus ! Great video Thanks!

[@chriswatson984]

Glad you made it to Dinosaur. Since you dropped the trailer I hope you went on the driving tour that goes east from the visitors center to the Green River. Beautiful views. Also, I don't know if your truck is 4x4, but if so take the trip to Echo Park (no trailer, dry weather only). Beautiful views driving through a canyon to Steamboat Rock, which is the convergence of the Green and Yampa Rivers. The road in is designated for high clearance vehicles only, but I drove it just fine in a completely stock half ton GMC 4x4. It was worth the drive.

[@AbomAdventures]

Yes we saw that road but didn’t take the drive. After the long ride out to the point and hike, we were ready to relax for the day.

[@francisschweitzer8431]

Abby… after I left the shed, I went into the park some more and went hiking off trail…with my Camera. I found Half of a Skull that had washed out of the hillside. I geo tagged and photo tagged it and took it into the Rangers Office.

[@AbomAdventures]

What a great find! 👍🏻

[@chuirios365]

Very cool!

[@ervinsmuin207]

You should also visit the museum in Vernal Utah it is well worth the time.

[@chucksterock]

Watch out for the thagomizers on the end of the stegosaurine's tail!

[@truckguy6666]

The greatest comics.

[@jymnmeier3527]

Hey you two, I am in the midst of planning a BIG National Park Adventure for my family and came across your video while researching Dinosaur. Thank you for filming the drive in and everything beyond that. I am visually disabled and find so much joy in planning trips, This detail helped me a ton

[@AbomAdventures]

Thanks for sharing Jymn! We have a few years of Big Haul's uploaded on our channel so be sure to check out the playlists.

[@imbok]

My favorite dinosaur is the ankylosaurus. Short, stocky, spiny, and with a hammer tail! How does it get better than that??

[@robpratt7528]

If you get a chance, visit the Carnegie Natural History Museum, in Pittsburgh it has a lot of the early skeletons from the quarry at DNM.

[@tonynagy2042]

Everything we see outside the universe, is in our future....and their past.. as we see the past, Dinos.... as we move into the future.... Cheers.

[@ronringel9132]

My fav is the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

[@bearsrodshop7067]

Abby, we are only 40 mile from Glenrose Tx Dyno park, and you can walk in the river and stand in there foot prints, Maybe one day you will have us in your travels?? Bear

[@RobertPerrigoOkiechopper]

Thank you.

[@cathytice6370]

I love it! I feel like this every time!

[@5yearsout]

Funny I lived in Vernal for years, never went to the DNM. Next time I'm out in the Basin I may have to make a drive out there.

[@AbomAdventures]

That is common with anyone and there home town area. It's definitely a hidden gem so go check it out!

[@cierakitty]

Been there...very nice. Worth it.

[@bubbanasub6076]

Love the vids. If you coming back via I70 through Ks. The blind tiger brewery in Topeka Kansas I think you will love. Plus you can get a NP stamp at the brown vrs Topeka Board of Education NHS.

[@timothydudley3106]

I used to live about 60 miles from there when building the road they came across whole dinosaur skeletons!😮

[@jcadult101]

You might also enjoy Ashfall Fossil Beds State Historical Park in Nebraska. Nick Zentner of Central Washington University talked about the ashfall of a super volcano that cause many animals to die in a central location.

[@francisschweitzer8431]

I was there a year ago. I have a pal that lives in Vernal

[@nathanscheele9197]

This is only about 90 miles from where I live. I wish we would have been able to meet you guys out there.

[@troywee4774]

Triceratops is my favorite!!

[@williamdaniel4081]

Stegosaurus is my favorite

[@TD_YT066]

Glad they were open. Next stop, Glenwood Springs? It's a nice soak. I70 is now open (update) or Steamboat?

[@paulsilva3346]

HEY, you do intend to stop by The Flight 93 Memorial and show us a video of the visit.???

[@vicmiller7191]

I have always like the TRex. but the Brontosaurus is just as cool for it's size

[@matthewbliven2795]

Cool video. Thanks for letting me hang out.

[@EleanorJustice]

Micropachycephalosaurus!

[@patrickosullivan4354]

Don't know if you'd consider it a dinosaur but I love a good trilobite

[@David-jo4gt]

Great video. I just added this spot to my bucket list. Are Y'all on Facebook?

[@seamstressfortheband9561]

They are on Instagram

[@AbomAdventures]

No just Instagram and KZbin.

[@keymasterken]

Favorite dinosaur: doyouthinkhesawus (the blind dinosaur)

[@vicmiller7191]

love the channel but really hate the commercials KZbin slides in.

[@truckguy6666]

Thats the bummer about watching on a mobile device. On my laptop I never see ads with adblockers installed.

[@imac1960]

I think you're going to have to put a whole new wing on your house so Abby can put a t-shirt collection in lol well looks like pretty soon you'll be able to fill up the whole u.s. map with stickers Abby's hop skipping and jumping to the park

[@boaterbil]

Love your videos. Don't care for the "traveling " music on this one.

[@bryonbrookshier4364]

My fav dino is Parasaurolophus. I just like saying it.

[@JCZ2601NL]

🇳🇱👍👍👍👍👍🍀

[@dannygoin6552]

🇺🇸👀👋☕️🇺🇸👀👋☕️🇺🇸👀👋☕️

[@scottvolage1752]

Trex

[@johnr8476]

I'm guessing they wouldn't allow you in with your dog in tow ?

[@darinmbicknell]

Abby stop apologizing... we might think you are Canadian.

[@sherolynsimmons7284]

Utah Rapter

[@labnurse1]

Brontosaurus is my favorite