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at this point the river turns north
sharply eastward from its due
tangent then south ward, at the 5
and 1/2 small island
22ft above the rim up a jolly cruse
by a good graded road is rich
experience
10-1/2ft further up side is exposed W
of first bridge landing S from
White mate about 8ft within the
lodge J Shelly
Immediately W of this house at
first bridge a recent cut expose
11 more feet of White mate with
evidence in that neighborhood
only about 3-5 ft of till under
the ridge after less locally
21ft higher, West of the western
fence crossing stream or run
followed is another White mate
L. expose. One site median
territory is full J flat L. slab
3-4 inches thick & 8-10 inches
wide.
10ft higher is a wave marked clay
with waves, N 30 E., 18 inches from
West to east + 2 1/2 inches length
40ft higher is no experience but plenty
of an unman talus job,
The Seldenham shaly stuff experience.
30 ft with clay Selkham exposed
slightly upper 5ft,
Clinton, 18ft to pike land very thin
pike
18 ft Clinton
Bane
Selkhan
30ft
40ft
Clay Selkhan.
Cruscl. talu
Wavemarked White mate L.
White mate
20 ft
11 ft accurate
15-1/2ft
22 ft
White mate L. expose
White mate is full
expose W of footbridge
of cottage
Rock exposure
Pike expose
River
Very little till here now rock.
At this point the pike makes a
strong bend, immediately N of
step 16,
South of this ravine above exposed
in inside gulch is more 5ft J
very gravelly till. My cement
terminal crust.
There is none in little gully NE by
cement crust.