Dr. Dean Lomax

Yeah.

And immediately for me, excuse me, goosebumps now thinking about that.

I remember having goosebumps back then and being like, wow, you know, this is incredible.

It did.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So the local Doncaster Free Press covered my journey.

And that was my first introduction to kind of public outreach.

And they were really supportive.

Fantastic.

Yeah, so as a child, I went to my local museum that was then called Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery.

And I went for many, many years.

We'd gone on school trips.

My mum and dad would take me there.

My nana would take me there.

And I remember just before going out to Wyoming, I actually went for one last trip walking around there.

And they never had...

Any fossils on display, except they had a woolly mammoth tooth and a woolly rhino tooth.

And I noticed that they'd got them mistakenly identified.

And so I actually left a note at the reception saying, hey, you know, your woolly mammoth tooth is actually a woolly rhino tooth, blah, blah, blah, label for it.