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Thanks Carol. Two things filled me with awe as a boy: the prehistoric past and the far reaches of space. I remember seeing an image of distant galaxies, each no more than a smudge on the photographic plate, each containing hundreds of billions of stars. Some of the lifeforms in those galaxies would be looking back at our galaxy and thinking the same.
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And a fascinating past indeed, Bill. When dry-stone walling I find many stones have fossilized wood bark and indents of twig and crumpled leaf, my best find is a fossilized flower when out looking for an escapee sheep
If there are other lifeforms out there, I hope they are learning from our mistakes, here, on planet Earth.
