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[[vertical line on left hand side of page]] The yellow loess has dark brown spots & streaks, & some grey streaks. Transition to gray at middle is not so sharp. Though quite abrupt, but at S. end it is very sharp. The yellow loess has fewer fossils, & Suc. oblique & S. avana predominates. The former is very rare in grey loess. Cut 1 is evidently same as upper, yellow, loess in cut 2. Took photos 5, 6, 15 & 16 with makers & 33 + 34 showing cut looking N. All samples are from near B. [[end page]] [[start page]] [[vertical line on left hand side of page]] [[insertion]] Cut [[underlined]] 218 [[/underlined]] [[/insertion]] The 3rd cut follows 2nd closely. It is about like 1st I could see only yellow loess. Badly slumped at base. [[insertion]] Cut [[underlined]] 219 [[/underlined]] [[/insertion]] The 4th [[insertion]] = 18 yds long. [[/insertion]] cut, just beyond angle of road, is similar to 1 - on W. side. E. side is smaller Only yellow loess shows (about 15 ft.), with large round nodules & fossils scattered through, - not abundant sea fossils On W side = 12 ft deep. On E. side = 6 ft Many nodules, few fossils [[insertion]] Cut 220 [[/insertion]] Cut 5 is long, on curve & much slumped.
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2nd line-corrected shots to spots, see abrupt 6th line down to confirm p.