August 6 continued The first Richmond comes in to the N.E of the Coupe on the sharp rise of the road marked on map. Here the dip is 40° N. with the strike N.80° W. The Richmond then continues all the way N.W. to the school house and beyond, or where the mountain road unites with the Pickets road. Are all of these strata overturned? Further on the Richmond stands nearly vertical and has a strike of N.67°W. At north west of School the Richmond strikes N.70°W., but the dip may critical. At the Colmona bro. the dip is steeply to the S.W. In the afternoon studied the Richmond enters into Mountain Road. All in Bonaventure in place to the big bend north of the Lay Out. Here occurs the highest Richmond marked by Plestommites serieus. It outcrops down to grad forms the Amphitheater and before descending into it intersects the Rapnro- guina ledn - Catogyga anti criot'suei beds having a steep S-W dip and striking N.60° W. Cecil Kindle met us here and told us of another Richmondian exposure, or one near to it. It in the first gulch the stream of wh, at comes, the road to Irish Town. Here are collecting Halgaites, two others species Tarraites, Helidona Atropa majiscalis, any large Plestommites, Coscorus etc. We work so again and make a large collection.