Field Notebook: New Hampshire, Vermont. 1924, 1926, 1928
Page 58
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(3) the jitters are all small more recently at " and most of them are les. There Catagryzodacis, Belgica, Coelipina simplicata, Hymenoptera. The largest falls are sm. but small, and granite is rare. Layer under a quartz- ite about 6" thick, but the prints, Cragl. (D) makes a little head stuff 11.4 jilkerow inclined plane Thicker of cragl. maybe 40' I had to make a long detour to Jh. on life of farms and from down at the churs and trees to the plain. Beneath Cragl. (D) more than we think bedded as far oreations made out in the usual, about 150' down to shale now Then ss mist too-thus shale once- they had to fault here, 50' then, unmistakable Fault gone