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Tour Guide Coming Soon!

Tour Guide Coming Soon!

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New Tour Guide – Available Now!

Since the early 1990s, CSAA has produced five editions of a Tour Guide to the Royal Tyrrell Museum. Unlike other guides to similar facilities, this guide includes discussion of most exhibits as they are encountered on a trip through the premises. The fifth and last edition was issued in 2014. It clearly is time for a new edition as there have been many changes since then.

Our guide typically begins with interpretive themes which apply to many of the exhibits. This feature will not change in the new edition. What has changed, is discussion of the preliminary exhibits which occupy about half the space available in the museum. The changes include displays up to the Burgess Shale on the mezzanine. 

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Are your kids, grandkids, or friends looking for a new book to read? Well, this book will do. It is great for all ages and is written from a creationist point of view.

Many will enjoy this book, for many reasons. One great thing about this book is that it has many photos, illustrations and little fun facts along the way. This helps the book be more interesting, for your younger readers. Plus, with the chapter breaks, and topic sections, you can easily read as small or as large sections as you want. As well as being written in an easy to understand way, it is also very engaging for your older kids. With many facts most people don’t know, all kids will enjoy the read.

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Looking Upward

Looking Upward

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Sometimes we encounter natural events that leave us amazed and reflecting on how beautiful the creation is that God has provided for us to enjoy. It so happened that some friends were on a plane heading to Hawaii early in June. Two years of planning had come together to allow them to be heading to Maui to celebrate a milestone in their lives. Suddenly out of the plane’s window they spotted two very bright spots of light in the night sky. This was a conjunction (apparent close approach) in the sky of the planets Venus and Jupiter. The planets were incredibly bright, and easily spotted with the naked eye. The smaller planet, Venus is about seven times brighter than Jupiter, but the latter is much larger. What a wonderful sight that was! Our friends were just days away from the best night to view this event.

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