Wooten Youth Tatiana Lewis stands between the rows of pillar street lamps as the day getsstarted on a fun note visiting the La Brea Tar Pits.	Walking and observing the large Tar Pits with replicas of the Mammoth Elephant being watched by Wooten young eyes.
Being welcome by the many Rhino volunteers who has looked forward to this special trip.	Long time Wooten supporter Maria Potje gives the excited group a heads up on the schedule and events that will be taking place on a beautiful day.
Rhino Mark Pinkus and beautiful daughter Sarah take a photo shot of two  wonderful volunteers who has supported Rhino / Wooten events since 2004 as we are so grateful to a fine Rhino father and daughter support family.	Rhino Mac Dunlap has his group well informed and is ready and able to get this tour moving and grooving!
Rhino Randy Thompson takes a candid group shot of his Wooten triplets who are able, willing and ready!	Walking inside the famous George C. Page Museum which houses the Earth's richest and most important Ice Age fossil collections.
Head stone of philanthropist George C. Page who has donated millions of dollars for the longevity of Ice Age fossils to be seen and visit by many visitors around the World.	Wooten youth Olivia Claire has her eyes keen on the Robotic Columbia Mammoth Elephant whose huge figure gathers attention on the east side pavilion walk way.
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