Field Notebook: Vermont 1922
Page 26
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Blue-Hazel slatey and slaty drl, with a few grnles, 2 to 6 inches thick. About 25 fat. Sandy drl. 24" Drl in orangy layers. About 15 feet Sandy drl. 6 fat Corund gme. Partly slaty drl. About 35 fat Sandy drl, 6 fat Blue-flack slaty drl. 20 fat Shebourn tunnel Dark Hue emyl. drl. 12" 8th of Sep. 1922 Dark-blue slaty drl. 3 fat Sandy drl 2 fat Dark-blue drl. About 16 fat Sandy emyl. drl. Probably 50 fat thick Heavy redded, quick firumed drl., orattus somewhat rusty, and sandy emyl. drl. About 20 fat. There is therefore 300 fat of Highgate strata Then Milton formation! Above the Milton tillite 26 fat. The Milton tillite lid 26 fat. Milton milk slaty drl. 223 fat Milton in Heavy beds. 75 fat. Milton sandy drl units occur in 260 fat. A little matter of Granite ore came up a bit of flaky granite? This is on the western side.