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the south bank of the Cache a la Poudre Cache la Poudre River nearly the whole series is exposed. The E and W cross section W of Belleview: ((drawing in field book, W to left and E to right)). SW of Belleview, again, again I found the uniform decidedly red (not as deep red as the Lykins except the crossbedded sandstone) Lyons, but not even a narrow white limestone band as a mile or so further N. N to the Wyoming Wyoming line and also in the Belleview anticline the Lyons is variegated, banded broadly by alternating pinkish or reddish and grayish or whitish zones. Nothing of this kind appears SW of Belleview and but a narrow band of gray a mile north of that locality. The Lykins remains very deep red, thinbedded, with the white ridge making member, always strongly crossbedded, in about the middle of the series. Hot and dry, and bright day.