Someone has a little to much time on their hands:D

Let's just say I have a vested interest in the subjected.

Vest us another Question Ram95 just becouse I hav'nt answered any dont mean i'm not trying!

Ok here is an easy one, why is Big Bone Lick called Big Bone Lick?

Because they were Dinosaur fossils found there!

no Dinosaur fossils found there. Large animals but not million of years old only thousand:D Those animals would be mamoths and gaint sloths. If memory serves me right the mamoths species were named after a president ummmmmmmm bet it was Jefferson.:thumb:

Originally posted by ROCK77

no Dinosaur fossils found there. Large animals but not million of years old only thousand:D Those animals would be mamoths and gaint sloths. If memory serves me right the mamoths species were named after a president ummmmmmmm bet it was Jefferson.:thumb:

 

Impressive Rock:thumb:

hey my heads full of some good and useless knowledge

by the way little side note on Big Bone

http://www.uky.edu/KGS/education/bigbonelick.html

 

the state sould put a logde there and fix up the place great historical spot but a dump

Ok why was Manmoth Cave so important for the War of 1812:confused:

It's where they played hike n' seek?? u hear a bomb..... run and hide while they seek you! Maybe not but its what i would do!

Nitrate, an essential ingredient of gunpowder, was mined by slaves during the war.

Gosh.... i was wrong!

right on very important stuff if you want to fight a War.

Originally posted by ROCK77

right on very important stuff if you want to fight a War.

So my answer is wrong?

Rock I believe they made gunpowder there. Late again :cry: