Via the Telegraph

An “exceptional” collection of the biggest dinosaur footprints ever
recorded has been found by two amateur enthusiasts on an expedition
near France’s Jura mountains, palaeontologists said today.

Imprints
measuring up to 2 metres (6ft 6in) in diameter and stretching over a
vast area of land have been uncovered near the village of Plagne, 30
miles west of Geneva, according to the National Centre of Scientific
Research.