Field Notebook: Quebec 1908
Page 69
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Jupiter Riva, Tuesday June 16. Some rain. Heavy rain at night? Set up abt 6 A.M. after a bad nights rest in a soggy hard bed. Then too it rained a little during the night and considerably between 5-6 A.M. The wind is again rising from the south so we are bound to this place for the entire day. At 6 A.M. I start out along the shore with Rogers to connect my section of June 13. The first cliff onalling the eastern side of the Jupiter delta is the same one as that at the top of the Jupiter Cliff = zone E 3. Did not stop to collect here. In about one mile the softer nature of E 3 gives way to harder beds = E. 4. The fossils are very scarce here, the commonest one being Onercerias, being still farther east we comes to two brooks one (the most eastern one) a pretty riffing gravel face. Between