Image from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
Contributed by Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History.
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Transcription
The first thing we did was to cross St. Albans
to near the lake and see the dinosaur resting on the
mantle of the Iron Bedlamtown. He saw the actual
contact, and it agreed with the place seen yesterday
south of Granton near the Finda quarries in the same
Bedlamtown mantle.
Then walked east across the strike of the dinosaurs
[amarguary has been up lately out just Hocks]
and over a portion of the Grallett (Keilth's