"my by my three till as far as farm house in jake SW of isolated farm home S of drumlin hill. The drumlin hill hill is a keen deposit of rare gravel mix pebbles &-2 mi N & SW. The drumlin rises about 40 ft above our hunting game plain. Opposite S end of east at 5 miles (justic) is southernmost summit east edge of wide wing. From the drumlin a line home area stretches N along W side of jake through the woods for several distance yards terminating at N end 20 ft above scene plain with west west wind. This scene area & 2nd within mea extends N along W side of jake as far as isolated farm house at S end of middle N & SW away. Farther N the land rises gradually, I found the National park's mostly glens The Clinton Fall NW National Park [illegible] 3 ft Hard talchum 2 ft Hard Lumps 2 ft wide. Opposite side — 986 USGS 32 ft distance 954 in drifts now war One Clinton is exposed in the National park +5 in the woods, a thin shales of 16- ft Clinton is exposed at dry water fall NW of home, in the road, contact with top J talchum, 0-5 ft J nearly drift probably. Clinton continues S past line along west face of Clinton escarp- ment is shallow divide out of which weathered talchum has been clear as though in soil. Drift evidently thicker, 20th-35 ft below base J Clinton SW of the farm house the top of the Hard talchum, about 60 ft high, the Clinton is exposed. Detachment is common 10 ft above that surface tips at base of study section. Clinton base 52 ft 1-2 ft Hard talchum Clinton escarpment continues S to remains J old falls. Here weathered talchum domes up in gully. Driftly soil is 0-5 ft thick. Clinton 8 ft thick, blackish stone. S 22 E, Clinton escarpment is continuous to end of wooded land, SW of end of esc- arpment NW of farm home, is weathered talchum in felsic field. Drift evidently very thin here & all its way from National park.