[meteorite-list] Well, it's official Yelland Dry lake Bed

[Notkin]

Sonny wrote:

> I just wanted to share the news that Yelland Dry Lake has been  
> approved as the official name for the meteorites I discovered in 2007.


Dear Sonny:

Congrats, that is excellent news! Yet another new Clary meteorite.  
What do you do in your spare time?  : )

Thank you for inviting Steve and me to film a "Meteorite Men" episode  
at your Nevada site. It was one of the best experiences of Season One  
for me, and a number of fan emails indicated that "The Dry Lake Bed"  
episode was a favorite among viewers. We gave away most of the pieces  
we found to kids, so Yelland Dry Lake has put smiles on a lot of  
faces, and that's all thanks to you.

For those who are interested, Season Two of "Meteorite Men" premieres  
this coming Tuesday, November 2, at 9 pm e/p on Science Channel and  
Science Channel HD. Season One is, I gather, currently airing in  
Canada, the UK, and Germany on the international Discovery Science  
networks. Season Two will consist of eight new one-hour episodes and  
includes some rather exotic overseas locations.

Wishing you and Brix all the best in your (no doubt) ongoing hunting  
adventures.


Respectfully,

Geoff N.
www.aerolite.org
www.meteoritemen.com