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Hot bright morning. Up at 6:30, broke camp and started for at 8:30. Put on the odometer after travelling one mile by mile post. Saw, , many , , , one ,. As we passed out of the gap we found sandstones etc, dipping to the S or SW about 10°. These I take for Wasatch. Between these and the Mesa Verde sandstones are varicolored marls which surely are Wasatch. I believe that the entire series from the upper Mesa Verde sandstones to the top of the is probably referable to Wasatch. At one point on there appeared to be an unconformity, sandstones resting apparently unconformably on the varicolored. However it seems to be in the axis of a fold and may be faulted.