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As a youngster living in Shelby, Montana, I lived a few short blocks from Jack Horner. He came by his fascination with all things earthy quite naturally - his father ran the sand & gravel business in Shelby. He had a shale hillside South of his house which was prime territory for fossils and mica - and on top of that, he knew where to find garnets.
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nice interview
Just a small little factoid, James.
As a youngster living in Shelby, Montana, I lived a few short blocks from Jack Horner. He came by his fascination with all things earthy quite naturally - his father ran the sand & gravel business in Shelby. He had a shale hillside South of his house which was prime territory for fossils and mica - and on top of that, he knew where to find garnets.
Great interview by the way. I assume when he mentioned 'Horner', that you meant Jack...
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