Page:Field Notes of Junius Henderson, Notebook 2.pdf/111

 pinkish and whitish s.s. of the Lyons as further S. In ditch cut on N side of at base are exposed 4 ft. bluish clay. Above are 6 ft or more l.s. in 10 inch bands, above this 4 ft rather coarse, light colored (slightly yellowish) ss., then bluish clay like Pierre- massive- 20 ft. Dakota reddish congl. Pebbles up to ½ inch 10 ft. Nearly white s.s. brown specks to top of cliff  20 ft. Dividing line between s.s. and congl. Well marked, change from nearly structureless clay to congl. is very abrupt., the congl. Being laid on a slightly uneven bed of clay. In climbing the face of cliff in Belleview fold I lost my fountain pen and took balance of notes in pencil, afterwards copying them. Reached at 3:15 p.m. Left  at 4:05, arriving   at 4:39 in rain, went to. Raining hard at Bedtime.