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Jacquet River, July 22, 1929 (continued)
32. Green sandy s7 and ss, even bedded and much ripped.
15 yards across. July 23 collected some from here.
33. Same as 32 with large Tarrots near base. Also
much ripped. 44 yards. Dip 45° W.
34. Red soft s7 45 yards
35. Interbedded ss and s7, 9 yards
36. Regularly bedded ss with flinty veins, see collection.
Also ripped, 16 yards
37. Soft red s7, 22 yards
38. SS, 9 yards
39. Green s7 with some ss, 87 yards, dip flat-
tow down to 30° W.
40. Soft s7, 20 yards. Dip 30° W.
41. Corund gone 19 yards. Then Bonaventure
to Fidderman road to shore, 70 yards and
18 yards more on w side of road.
42. Soft weathering purple s7, 94 yards to core
with tiny brook. Dip 43° W flattening w. To
22° and then for a long distance practically
flat. It is 310 yards more to where Lelurian
grestoneath beach and a point of Bonaventure.
43. Bonaventure across Lelurian to little headland
25 yards. Around the point there is 70 yards more