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cmly made seem up to 200 fut thick and ten
miles away, then over the little mountain Spots.
One of the interesting features that is the beds
feet where the better an opaque many of
them one of hematite. This comes from the
Basal Olduvicran also with bodies of
quartzite of the same formation. One of the
bodies are of the earlier Perm. formation.
The bodies are usually large, up to 24ft
across and while some due section did most
are about angular, In place before the bodies
they are pockets and lenses of red-muddy so,
the whole appears to be a fineglomerate in
front of and a fault cliff. It's a desert
deposits since the associated sandstone
and shales are red beds.
Where the coal comes in the Steuartin
and Fortom series (each abt 2000 fut)
The evidence is rather plain of climate, But
humid makes overgrows and lakes in a desert glimata;
the Charing pink only where, open north,
Goshardo, Tiraloro, Esteria and Leica
only grow some plants.
Feb. 12 - 1974