Jurassic Caledon Eyre

With the expansion of Caledon into Eyre, certain new information of Caledon's ancient prehistory has come to light. Apparently, when 98 and I entered the new territory, a tear in the time-space fabric allowed us to enter into Caledon's Jurassic past. As we climbed the highest peaks of Eyre, our eyes took in the lovely sights of Tanglewood and and Kittiwickshire, with Lionsgate's lofty mount seen in the hazy distance. We turned our gaze to Eyre's valley, and we were surprised at seeing these magnificient beasts!

We quickly descended the ridge into the verdant valley below. Perhaps Darwin or one of his students could describe to us what manner of creatures these might be.

They seemed to be a peaceful sort, wallowing in the swamp, lazily grazing upon the lush foliage. They didn't seem to mind our presence, as we wandered amongst them

Caledon is filled with surprises. Eventually, time warped back to it's normal sense, and the gentle giants were gone. It's my believe that the Historical and archeological Societies commence a dig, and discover what bones may be unearthed throughout Caledon, giving us insight to our mysterious distant past.

(Special thanks to Burtram Forester for creating these wonderful dinosaurs, and allowing me to photograph them, and also to Desmond Shang allowing Caledon Eyre to be a sandbox for a night so they could be built and shared)!