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Wordless Wednesday-Making Tracks Through Time

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Real Estate Agent with Integrity Real Estate Group

Dinosaur Ridge-Colorado


It wasn't bigfoot wandering through the hills of Morrison Colorado it was Dinosaurs.  Lots of them in fact.  The tracks are estimated to be 100 million years old and this site is where the world’s first Stegosaurus was discovered.

Reflecting on what happened to a majority of the dinosaurs over time makes me wonder, how many Realtors® ended up disappearing over the last few years because they didn't adapt to the changes in our industry?  Something to think about as we head into 2011.

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Comments(10)

Larry O'Sullivan
Sandy, UT

Cindy - I am an Archaeologist by training and I appreciate your photo and comments very much. Just goes to show if we ever "put our foot in it", the evidence can remain for a long, long time. Thanks heaps.

Dec 29, 2010 05:54 AM
Rob Ross
MVB Mortgage "A Potomac Mortgage Group Trademark" - Friendship Heights, DC
MVB Mortgage

Really enjoyed this one as well.  MY son loves Dinosours so it will be a fun photo to show him as well.  I am a top produing lender in Reston, VA.  15 day closings on all loans and we are a direct lender with control.  Would love to talk more sometime...... Have a happy New Year.

Rob from Reston

Dec 29, 2010 05:58 AM
Cindy Jones
Integrity Real Estate Group - Woodbridge, VA
Pentagon, Fort Belvoir & Quantico Real Estate News

Larry-yes when we say tread lightly we should mean it.

Dec 29, 2010 06:17 AM
Cindy Jones
Integrity Real Estate Group - Woodbridge, VA
Pentagon, Fort Belvoir & Quantico Real Estate News

Rob-if your son likes dinosaurs then he might like this cute photo too.

 

http://iwitness.weather.com/_Snowgosaurus-full-view/photo/12431346/148597.html

Dec 29, 2010 06:18 AM
Pat Fenn
Marketing Specialist for CJ Realty Group/Cindy Jones Broker - Springfield, VA

Amazing that footprints can still be seen 1 Million years later.  Makes you stop and think about our impact on the world today.

Dec 29, 2010 06:48 AM
Anne Clark
Metro Referrals - Gainesville, VA

That's really cool.  Actualy dinosaur tracks.  I'm one of the casualties of the changing marketplace.  I didn't have the strength to deal with the marketplace anymore and went on referral.

Dec 29, 2010 01:47 PM
Cindy Jones
Integrity Real Estate Group - Woodbridge, VA
Pentagon, Fort Belvoir & Quantico Real Estate News

Pat-it should make us all think that about what we want someone to find a million years from now.

Dec 29, 2010 11:22 PM
Cindy Jones
Integrity Real Estate Group - Woodbridge, VA
Pentagon, Fort Belvoir & Quantico Real Estate News

Anne-there is nothing wrong with being a referral agent.  It is actually a great way to build a nice business and their are agents who use referrals as a primary source of income.

Dec 29, 2010 11:23 PM
Jackie Connelly-Fornuff
Douglas Elliman Real Estate in Babylon NY - Babylon, NY
"Moving at The Speed of YOU!"

Hi Cindy, WOW! That is amazing. We are going to see the King Tut exhibit tomorrow in Manhattan. Now that is also going to be cool. Can't take photos though. It's not allowed :(

Dec 29, 2010 11:54 PM
Brigita McKelvie, Associate Broker
Cindy Stys Equestrian and Country Properties, Ltd. - Lehigh Valley, PA
The Broker with horse sense and no horsing around

Cindy,

That is amazing!  Just think what civilizations in the future will find a million years from now and wonder what the items are.

Brigita

Dec 31, 2010 02:06 AM