and is now deeply carved by 36 drainage from the Plateau. It is too porous and well drained to support much vegetation and I noted only scanty grass and few bushes. The sea has carried away a considerable slice of the shore since 1902+1903. [Cf. 1902+1903 photos] Ad- vancing up the Bunkers Hill ridge, which is a part of this es- tate, one notes that the fine mud which held its place so well in through cementing together, 1902 and 1903 was never washed away but is now recognizable and is covered with grass and other vegetation [24.22.62 B.+ cf. 1902+1903 photos. Also look up 1908 photos. Same ridge.] [Cf. Sands's article in the News.] also Flett & Anderson