Julie Hastings pursues love of paleontology with husband
Daily Light report
Julie Hastings has served Waxahachie ISD in the district administration office supervising federal programs and grants for 13 years. But in her free time, she digs for dinosaurs.
One will notice her hobby simply by a glimpse into her office, as it is decorated with various bones, and photos of her digs, each telling a unique story.
Julie was introduced to paleontology when she met her husband, Carson, who already had a passion for dinosaurs. The two were married in 2008 and on their first-year anniversary, they ventured to The Creation Evidence Museum of Texas, located in Glen Rose. The two were lucky to meet the founder of the nonprofit and learned more about track digs, an activity where people uncover dinosaur footprints.
Line of Duty fans can go round the houses and down the bloody drains on Belfast location tour Caroline McComb with Cáelán McVeigh from the Grand Central Hotel to launch the new Line of Duty Experience. Picture by Stephen Hamiltonn / Press Eye 16 June, 2021 01:00
Caroline McComb with Cáelán McVeigh from the Grand Central Hotel to launch the new Line of Duty Experience. Picture by Stephen Hamiltonn / Press Eye
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