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Detail from the gypsum bed south wall.
Measurements are uncertain:
Some distinction here, also correct.
gypsum
10 feet [illegible]
Brick red shales
Pink. 50 feet
[illegible] shale
Red clay
Grey shale
3-20 feet
Green stone
Orange limestone
Bauxite li
Amber shale
Conglomerate
Red sandstone
Grey stone
Brick red shales
Thickens upwards if 2000 feet.
Shore concluded for the present to draw the top of
the Windsor at the top of the fine grained laminated red cross-
cledded sometimes at the top of the brick-red sandy shales. The
following section is on the north link of the anticline south
(= Standbridge)
of the small cave well seen this morning:-
S -- N.
origin of anticlue
[illegible] 3 feet 4-6 feet
and left and
Brick red sandy
shales. 9 feet
thicken down to
gypsum bed,
Fine grained
Green-red
conglomerate
in. 12 feet
Sandy lamin.
finely red
laminated
red stone
Laminated
red stone
Greyish sandy shales
full of piece of the
Windsor red shale
1-4 feet
Coarse greenish lss.
Quartz are fossilized
shells.
10 feet
Windsor series No 8. [illegible] series No 7.
-- N.
This bedded sand
and
greenish sand
red.
10 feet,
Shore bedded coarse
Greenish Sandstone
40 feet
Red sandy and laminated red shales with
the top of red Sandstone.
at about 100 feet.
-- N.
Red thin bedded
shales ss.
2 feet
[illegible]
red
16 inches,
Same as
before
16 feet
Red
Shales
5 feet
Red thin bedded
fine grained ss.
20 feet
Sima or
4 feet
Red sh.
10 feet
Continued are