out there, you need landmarks to find your way around, and i said, "okay, it's foggy. you can't see. make sure you don't walk in a circle." and, like, two hours later, i was right back where i started, and i could not believe it. i just couldn't believe it, 'cause i was, like, trying so hard to walk straight. it was like, i felt really stupid. believe it was the next day we went back with the video camera and just kind of re-enacted, you know, how i found her. anybody who had any idea what a fossil versus a rock was would have seen it, because there was a lot of broken bones dribbling down. about eight foot up the side of the cliff, there were three articulated vertebrae and a couple other pieces of bones sticking out. from the debris pile, i picked up scraps that showed the hollowness and took it with, because i knew if i went back to where they were working, they wouldn't believe me.