A morning CF.
We blew a tire, and of course everyone had to help fix it, including those that I'm sure have never changed their own tires in their lives (not the people pictured).
Pete's Vietnam Vet look.
Another outcropping of the boundary layer beneath this pretty big sandstone.
Rachel Mastrapa points out the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary layer.
Dave Kring, trip leader, beneath what he called a 'widowmaker'.
David O'Brien
Ingrid Daubar.
Rachel Mastrapa
Walking out to another outcrop of the boundary layer.
This cliffside is fairly treacherous.
What Dave Kring likes about this outcrop is that it was layed down in a riverine environment, just like the one its in right now!
Running down the embankment was not smart.
Going down on one's butt was the way to go.
Paul Withers.
Jonathan Fortney got injured falling down the slope, continuing his long tradition of being injured on field trips.
The big Los Alamos fire.
A closer fire shot.
Moonrise.
An excellent sunset to end Day 4.
Jonathan Fortney, me (Jason Barnes), and Terry Hurford in front of the sunset, and cold.
Terry in front of our White Trash van.
Unfortunately, this was the night that Fortney and I ate pizza for dinner. This was unfortunate because the tupperware holding the pizza leaked, soaking the pizza into a quite disgusting form. We tried frying the soggy pizza to dry it out, but all in all this night was a bust as far as food was concerned.