Friday Sep. 14-1934 After breakfast a guest, Mr. Bunch, took us in his canoe-shaped skiff to the fossil loc. On the shore of Lake Chempnemagrog, generally given a name Knrilton's Landing, Bunch and Clark did the rowing to south one-half mile of Knrilton Landing. The loc. is as follows: South town of Croyl. sid. prs. alittle lara For summer home North Knrilton Landing The Glen- brook Inn. <-- at out 1/2 mile --> <-- at out 3/4 mile --> crouped The strata stand at high angles. Farther south is a little of the Beltin lara, more too. To the N. of it occurs of the Lilerian the basal quartz fettle crol. At an out 100 above the base with the many reach ores stream slats of distatid rocks. (Cong. one-iron and Hemphagarns) and especially leads of Tarronta, from all delurcon, but iron aid distatid. Initially 50 species could be sorted out. Cords more common, Porphyra and brock- firfords next, and at the level two slats of fivalvos aid hachifords. Totaly a small collection. Left the Glenbrook Inn at 11 A.M. and motor- ed N. around to head of Lake Chempnemagrog to