Dinosaurs

Drumheller: The Dinosaur Capital of the World
Travel to Drumheller, Alberta, Canada and Visit the Dinosaur Capital of the World!
Our camping vacation to Drumheller, Alberta in 2005 was the best, most memorable holiday for my kids. They were 9, 12, 14 and 16 at the time and they loved everything we did. It was relaxing. The scenery was incredible. And the major attractions of Drumheller were phenomenal. The kids especially loved: 1. The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology 2. Reptile World 3. The World's Largest Dinosaur 4. The Little Church They also loved the camping, the go-karts, the weather, hiking in the hilly...

Crystal Palace Park's Prehistoric Monster Trail
Take a huge step back in time
Professor Richard Owen, the man who named the giant lizards as Dinosaurs, in 1852, was given the task of creating 33 life size models of prehistoric monsters. He was also given the job of planning a time trail within which these monsters could be situated. The Crystal Palace Park's Prehistoric monster trail is the final result :) Enjoy!

Jaws, Claws and Big Roars
Tien meets the Dinosaurs
I love school holiday programs! Although my grandson, Tien, won't start school for a while yet, we enjoy all the available activities for kids. Both of us are fans of Scienceworks, with the themed exhibitions, interactive scientific displays and all the hands-on activities. Off we went to explore the Dinosaur exhibition at Scienceworks and I'm not sure which one of us enjoyed our day out more, Game Wallpapers