Dinosaur adventure
Once upon a time when Grandpa was visiting Kalasin in north-east Thailand his friend Larry said, 'You know, John, Kalasin is famous because they found a complete dinosaur skeleton here.'
'I wonder if there are still any dinosaurs around,' said Grandpa.
'Na. Don't you know anything? They died out years ago. But if you like we could go and take a look where they used to be.'
So Larry and Grandpa set out on Larry's motorcycle. When they stopped Grandpa noticed there were lots of pools of water lying on the ground.
'Hey Larry, what do these pools of water look like to you?'
'They look like pools of water. It is the rainy season you know.'
'Yeah but, haven't you noticed they are shaped like dinosaur footprints.'
'John, you have a wonderful imagination.'
'Yeah. Well what do you reckon that is?'
'Larry,' said Grandpa, 'that sure looks like a somethingorothersaurus to me. I wonder if it's friendly.
'John. Don't go any closer.'
'Well there's only one and there's two of us.'
'Oh, yeah? Well look over there.'
'Wow,' said Grandpa. 'This is really cool. Wait'll I tell my grandkids about this.'
'You can only tell them if we get out alive. Look, they're coming closer.
Just then Grandpa felt something bight him on the bum. He turned around and this whatsitosaurus looked like it was looking for a fight. As you can see, Grandpa wasn't afraid he squared right up to it.
And hit it so hard that he pushed its head out of the top of the picture that Larry was taking.
But there were too many of them.
'I think we're done for,' said Larry.
But just then…
...this guy turned up out of nowhere, grabbed Larry and Grandpa in each of its hands and with one mighty leap took them all the way to Bangkok where Grandpa was able to take this picture.
'Now, how am I going to get my motorbike back?' said Larry.
'I guess that's another story,' said Grandpa.
The End
'I wonder if there are still any dinosaurs around,' said Grandpa.
'Na. Don't you know anything? They died out years ago. But if you like we could go and take a look where they used to be.'
So Larry and Grandpa set out on Larry's motorcycle. When they stopped Grandpa noticed there were lots of pools of water lying on the ground.
'Hey Larry, what do these pools of water look like to you?'
'They look like pools of water. It is the rainy season you know.'
'Yeah but, haven't you noticed they are shaped like dinosaur footprints.'
'John, you have a wonderful imagination.'
'Yeah. Well what do you reckon that is?'
'Larry,' said Grandpa, 'that sure looks like a somethingorothersaurus to me. I wonder if it's friendly.
'John. Don't go any closer.'
'Well there's only one and there's two of us.'
'Oh, yeah? Well look over there.'
'Wow,' said Grandpa. 'This is really cool. Wait'll I tell my grandkids about this.'
'You can only tell them if we get out alive. Look, they're coming closer.
Just then Grandpa felt something bight him on the bum. He turned around and this whatsitosaurus looked like it was looking for a fight. As you can see, Grandpa wasn't afraid he squared right up to it.
And hit it so hard that he pushed its head out of the top of the picture that Larry was taking.
But there were too many of them.
'I think we're done for,' said Larry.
But just then…
...this guy turned up out of nowhere, grabbed Larry and Grandpa in each of its hands and with one mighty leap took them all the way to Bangkok where Grandpa was able to take this picture.
'Now, how am I going to get my motorbike back?' said Larry.
'I guess that's another story,' said Grandpa.
The End
Labels: "strange creatures", adventure, animal, Asia, dinosaur, grandpa, Thailand