Sep 1 - 1933 The below here is comp, Estimate other & ston, The cementing is for lawn to high tur, So about 10' thick. Beneath under electric lawn black. This is not a breccia but one of the regulatue edge some clay due to percolation through surface. The Beneath are 2-3' of Minnequa like this red. The below is truly a true headin dirt. Just at the base of Pomer plants in the lawn 10' is comp, but has one area pieces of the higher mix up to 2' long. The bottom of this layer shows plain its stately character. In other words the thin bedded Minnequin type of beds may tend to be a higher material and started the whole to slide and break up. Sayles photo is in base of the bed and is 2' long. Other Higher rocks are 3' long. Of the Minnequin bottom pieces up to 3' long and 10" thick.