Another successful day.
We set about measuring some section and taking color measurements with the RM200QC along the way.
We measured through a spot where yesterday we found an old TeePee ring. 140 meters of section measured without a hitch.
As a treat, we decided to prospect a layer we know has yielded cool fossils, like a fossil flower.
Tomorrow, we’ll jog laterally a bit and re-measure the last 50 meters or so in oucrops with better exposure.
It’s a beautiful place to work. When all is said and done, I’ll post a bunch of photos. But for now, more work.
Penny Higgins - Storyteller • Artist • Scientist 
I see why you like working there. Being lifted up by the mountains and then weathered down, there’s a lot of stuff exposed that would otherwise be buried deep.
What are the temperatures like there?
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