Atlantic City

used open catcher, silt, poor recov., .2' only, washed.

gravely muddy sand, sandy mud

fill to 12';Cape May below

changed to sand catcher, no H2O during run, flushing after.

still use long shoe w/ sand catcher, no H2O pumped, silty sand.

muddy fine sands; H2S

long shoe, no H2O, H2S smell, ruptured hydraulic line during run.

drilled quickly, no H2O, long shoe.

drilled quickly, H2S smell, no H2o, long shoe.

running 2 barels, catcher allowed loss of core.

barrel 1, long shoe, no H2O, cored quickly, hit clay

barrel 2 with sand catcher, no rotation, long shoe, no H2O, quick, lagoonal clay.

plugged after 5', drilled dry stiff clay

beach very coarse pebbly sands

coarse white sands changed catcher after core

sand caving from lat run, drilling slow, catcher& shoe ruined due to drilling gravel.

gravel and pebbly sand.

shorter shoe & new catcher, more gravel, damage to catcher

gravel/pebbly f-c sand

long shoe, hard drilling, heavy mud, flushing debris

new catcher, longshoe, heavy mud, sand and gravel - dry

slightly pebbly f-m sand

more tan than grey, finer grained, heavy mud, longshoe

gravels in sandy matrix f-m

longshoe, med-coarse sand, heavy mud

gravels with trace med. sand

blocking after 4 ft, med-crs sand, slight clay near bottom

gravel with trace sand

med. shoe, vcsand to small pebbles

long shoe, c. sand, variety of colors

gravel trace med sand

med-coarse sand w/pebbles

bottom w/o even pumping, channel sands and gravels

pebbles in coarse sand matrix

long shoe, sand catcher, drill slowly then increase speed

pebbly med sand fining down

long shoe, hard plstic catcher, clays/silt incr @ end

gravel over sandy pebbly clay

long shoe, HP catcher, graduating drill speed and press, gravel top, clay bottom

sandy clay/silt w/gravel

long shoe, HP cather, sand w/ some clay

uniform med-fine sand

long shoe, HP catcher, mud is rusty brown

gray sandy clay w/gravel

new med. shoe, HP catcher, drilled quickly, good mud return and sandy clay

grey clay over yellow sand

long shoe, HP catcher, hole caved 5 ft, tough drilling, blocked barrel, recovered 148-153

yellow clayey sand w/gravel

long shoe, HP catcher, deliberate slow drilling

uniform med sand, laminated

long shoe, HP catcher, deliberate slow drilling, flush hole w/300 mud

uniform med sand, laminated

long shoe, HP catcher, drilling slowly, F-M sand

med-crs sand, some layering

long shoe, HP catcher, had to "jam" core into barrel, med sand 181-186

Hole collapsing a bit, cleared blockages, recovered 186-191, med sand

clay plug over sand and silt

med shoe, HP catcher, slow then "jam" later, flushed, cly and sand

uniform yellow med sand

med shoe, HP catcher, slow driling

clay plug over yellow sand

short shoe, flush w/bit, HP catcher, clay blocking end, blew most sand away

med sand over dark gray clay

long shoe, HP catcher, sand with clay at end, flush hole w/300 mud

long shoe, down slow, heavy mud, lot of grit in mud around core, grey clay

dark clay with sand layers

clay, changed to sandy clay, less grit in mud

interbedded sand and clay

hard to remove from core barrel, mixed sandstone and clays

interbedded sand and clay

possible recovery of earlier lost core

crs sand grading to med sand

med shoe, color change in mud, slight lightening of sand

medium to coarse sand

long shoe, interbedded stuff

coarse sand with lignite

using very thick mud to hold sand, core barrel filled to top but only 8.5 feet, possibley dropped out

difficult running, about 8' slough in top of core barrel

medium to coarse sand

Short shoe, easier cutting, lost rest of core down the rods

quartz sand, lignite

several feet of sloughed in sand only bottom 2 ft of core reliable

d.green, fine sand to silt

interbedded, medium shoe, sharp bit

d.green, f.sand/silt w/shells

up inside shoe, sharp bit, blew out once

d.green fsand/silt, lam, shells

blew top water hose, shelly clay, running mud slightly thinner

d.green fsand/silt, lam, shells

Solid clay, shells, lignite layer about 406

d.green silty clay, lam, shells

rock shoe, may have washed out some sands, stiff dry clay with few shells

d.green silty clay, lam, shells

stiff clay, very few shells

dark green silt and clay, thinly laminated, shell fragments thtroughout

drilled slower and fractures lessened, stiff grey clay with bioturbation

dark green silt and clay, thinly laminated, shell fragments thtroughout

drilled very slowly, sharp bit, rock shoe, core dropped out of barrel, running 2 barrels

dark green silt and clay, thinly laminated, shell fragments thtroughout

drilled faster, almost continuous core, stiff gooey clay, very few shells, burrows, rock shoe, sharp bit

Dk grn clay, w/ a pebble bed

gravel layer around 466, same as before but core was more fractured, still good though

dark green silt and clay

fractured, possibly from drill speed or dropping core, may recover rest on next run

dark green silt and clay

metal fingered shoe, core fractured and had to ge blown out of inner barrel, very stiff gray clay, some shell

dark green silt and clay

rock shoe, sharp bit, good core, 8' continuous with no breaks

dark green silt and clay

rock shoe, core broken up, possibly due to too much down pressure, stiff gray clay

dark green silt and clay

last 5 feet ran quickly, may have blown away snad at bottom, shoe not designed for sand

coarse to medium sand

med shoe, sharp bit heavier mud, upper 2', sand lower 2' clay, sand is fairly loose

spring shoe, stiff clay

interbedded sand and clay

interbed sand and clay, sand interbeds were blown away

interbedded sand and clay

spring shoe, sand and clay, some gravel increased down speed and slowed mud

interbedded sand and clay

med shoe, clay regaining core

interbedded sand and clay

clay and sand, med shoe , few breaks, interbedded regained core

interbedded sand and clay

med shoe, regained core

interbedded sand and clay

laminated clay silt/vf sand

med shoe, sharp bit, broke x-member, welded x-member, everything works OK

laminated clay silt/vf sand

med shoe, rp (red plastic) catcher, desanded all pans, brittle dk brn foss clay

laminated clay silt/vf sand

mixing one stock tank with fresh water and quick gel, med shoe, brittle clay

laminated clay silt/vf sand

med shoe, rp catcher, thinner mud, core dropped out of barrel and isn't in "in situ" stratigraphic position

med shoe, rp catcher, added EZ mud

laminanted silty clay & fine sand

med, shoe, rp. catcher, brittle clay ("pre shale") shell hash at bottom

laminanted silty clay & fine sand with shell.

med, shoe, rp. catcher, shell zone, few fine sand lenses, laminated clays, replaced H2O swivel seals, put gas in pumps and drill engine

silty clay & clayey sands, pebbles

med, shoe, rp. catcher, drilling much harder, slower last 5', pebbley/sandy 8-10'

clayey fine sand & medium sand

med shoe, rp. catcher, alt. hard/soft drilling, (clay/sand?) easier 5-10'.

clayey pebbly coarse sand

med, shoe, rp. catcher, blocked after 1'

clayey sand altered by clay layers

short (inside) shoe, spring catcher

burrowed sandy clay and clayey sand with lignites.

med shoe, rp catcher, locked after 8' picked up 1' from last run

bioturbated fine sand, silt and clay.

med shoe, rp catcher, laminated vf sands, silty clay, bioturbated

clayey fine-med, sand with lignite and coarse sand layers.

med shoe, rp. catcher, vf sand-silt with small gravel zones

med, clayey sand, shells.

med shoe, rp. catcher, drilled smoothly, quickly, similar to previous run

medium clayey sands, clay at bottom

med shoe, rp. catcher, cleaning mud, flushing alot after run

firm silty clay and medium sand

med shoe, vp. catcher, after 3' grades from clay to sand

medium-coarse uniform sand, organic very rich at top

med shoe, vp. catcher, drilled quickly, uniformly, mostly sands

medium-coarse uniform sand

med shoe, vp. catcher, add 20', packed sand, refusal after 4'

medium-coarse uniform sand

short shoe, metal catcher, drilled like sand

medium-coarse uniform sand

short shoe, metal catcher end of barrel blocking, inner barrel initially stuck but freed it, flushed hole with heavier mud and EZ mud, blockage finally cleared. ready to drill, drilled easily, core may have dropped out of barrel.

medium-coarse uniform sand

long shoe, rp catcher, refusal after 1'

f. sand, laminated, gray

spring metal catcher, short shoe, fine-coarse sand

interbedded f. sands and clay

spring metal catcher, short shoe, alt sand, silt clay

long shoe, rp catcher, refusal after 2', mostly sand

grey med to fine sand

short shoe, spring catcher, EZ mud added, predominantly sand

short shoe, spring catcher, drilling slowed after 4', variable drilling last 2', sand-sandy dry clay

thin lams of clay and sand, dark

short shoe, spring catcher, tight drilling

dark gray clay, hard, dry stiff

short shoe, spring metal catcher, small run at end of hole clearing yielded 6" of core, still a 818' depth, (1:00-2:45pm), drilled slowly (clay), very tight dry clay

dark gray clay, stiff, laminated

rock shoe, rock catcher, tight clay

stiff gray laminated clay, dry

rock shoe, rock catcher, EZ mud added, tight clay

stiff gray laminated clay, dry

rock shoe, rock catcher, drilling as clay, end (1') may have broken off at hole bottom

stiff gray laminated clay, dry

rock shoe, rock catcher, blew main mud hose 5' into run, 5' slid out of inner barrel

stiff gray laminated clay, dry

spring shoe (short), cutting slowly, tighten fittings on main mud hose 5' from run 107

stiff gray laminated clay at top, olive gray clay at bottom

short rock shoe, cutting slowly, tight clay

changes from above to shelly glauconite sand

spring metal shoe, slow cutting, clay-sandy , glau, shelly, super contact

cuttings suggest same as above

rock shoe (short), core slipped out, try to retreive with spring shoe

top is same as above, bottom is very stiff glauconite clay

spring steel shoe, cuttings indicate glau sand/shells, very green glau/shells/clay

very stiff glauconite sand

run #	Date	Cored Interval	Top Int.	Rec.	% rec.	Primary lithology	Run length	Formation	Box#	run #	Cored Interval	Start Core	Stop Core	Pressure	Bit Gear	DownP psi	Driller's Comments
1	6/2/93	6 to 11	6	0.2	4	gravel	5	fill	1	1	6 to 11	10:15	10:30	0	low, 2d	0	used open catcher, silt, poor recov., .2' only, washed.
2		11 to 16	11	3.3	66	gravely muddy sand, sandy mud	5	fill to 12';Cape May below	1&2	2	11 to 16	10:40	10:55	0	low 3rd	150	changed to sand catcher, no H2O during run, flushing after.
3		16-21	16	3.6	72	muddy fine sands	5	Cape May	2	3	16-21	11:00	11:06	0	E 2d M, P 1st	300	still use long shoe w/ sand catcher, no H2O pumped, silty sand.
4		21-26	21	2.2	44	muddy fine sands; H2S	5	Cape May	2	4	21-26	11:18	11:30	0	E 2d M, P 1st	650	long shoe, no H2O, H2S smell, ruptured hydraulic line during run.
5		26-31	26	3.9	78	muddy sands H2S	5	Cape May	3	5	26-31	2:25	2:30	0	E 2d M, P 1st	300	drilled quickly, no H2O, long shoe.
6		31-36	31	3	60	muddy sands H2S	5	Cape May	3&4	6	31-36	2:45	2:52	0	E 2d M, P 1st	120	drilled quickly, H2S smell, no H2o, long shoe.
7		36-41	36	0.3	6	sandy mud	5	Cape May	4	7	36-41	3:06	3:10	0	E 2d M, P 1st	120	running 2 barels, catcher allowed loss of core.
8		41-46	41	3	60	firm clay	5	Cape May	4	8	41-46	3:22	3:29	0	E 2d M, P 1st	0	barrel 1, long shoe, no H2O, cored quickly, hit clay
9		46-51	46	5	100	firm clay	5	Cape May	4&5	9	46-51	3:35	3:39	0	no rotation	0	barrel 2 with sand catcher, no rotation, long shoe, no H2O, quick, lagoonal clay.
10	6/3/93	51-56	51	1.4	28	firm clay	5	Cape May	5	10	51-56	1:25	1:33	up to 600	E 2d L-M, P 2d	0	plugged after 5', drilled dry stiff clay
11		56-61	56	1.2	24	beach very coarse pebbly sands	5	Cape May	6	11	56-61	1:55	1:59	20-30	E 3d M-H, P 2d	300	coarse white sands changed catcher after core
12		61-66	61	1.6	32	well rounded gravel	5	Cape May	6	12	61-66	2:42	2:51	<50	E 3d H, P2d	up to 800	sand caving from lat run, drilling slow, catcher& shoe ruined due to drilling gravel.
13		66-71	66	1.2	24	gravel and pebbly sand.	5	Cape May	6	13	66-71	3:30	3:45	<50	E 2d M, P 2d	up to 400	shorter shoe & new catcher, more gravel, damage to catcher
14		71-76	71	1.3	26	pebbly sand	5	Cape May	7	14	71-76	4:15	4:30	0	E 2d L, P 1st	300	short shoe.
15	6/4/93	76-81	76	1.8	36	gravel/m-c sand	5	Cape May	7	15	76-81	8:38	9:09	300-800	E 2d L, P 2d	800	flushed 8-830;
16		81-86	81	3	60	gravel/pebbly f-c sand	5	Cape May	7&8	16	81-86	10:05	10:25	50	E 2d L, P 2d	900	long shoe, hard drilling, heavy mud, flushing debris
17		86-88.5	86	1.5	60	pebbly f sand	2.5	Cape May	8	17	86-88.5	10:56	11:10	0	E 2d L, P 2d	900	new catcher, longshoe, heavy mud, sand and gravel - dry
18		88.5-91	88.5	1	40	slightly pebbly f-m sand	2.5	Cape May	8	18	88.5-91	11:25	11:38	0	E 2d L, P 2d	600	more tan than grey, finer grained, heavy mud, longshoe
19		91-95	91	2.5	63	gravels in sandy matrix f-m	4	Cape May	9	19	91-95	1:00	1:20	0	E 2d L, P 2d	up to 1000	longshoe, med-coarse sand, heavy mud
20		95-99	95	0.2	5	gravels with trace med. sand	4	Cape May	9	20	95-99	1:40	1:55	up to 800	E 2d L-M, P 3d	< 50	blocking after 4 ft, med-crs sand, slight clay near bottom
21		99-101	99	2	100	gravel with trace sand	2	Cape May	9	21	99-101	2:31	2:42	0	E 2d M, P 3d	300	med. shoe, vcsand to small pebbles
22		101-105.5	101	2.4	53	pebbly medium sand	4.5	Cape May	10	22	101-105.5	3:37	3:42	0	E 2d L, P 2d	up to 1200	long shoe, c. sand, variety of colors
23		105.5-111	105.5	0.1	2	gravel trace med sand	5.5	Cape May	10	23	105.5-111	4:06	4:10	0	E 2d L, P 2d	0	drilled quickly
24	6/5/93	111-116	111	2.8	56	med-coarse sand w/pebbles	5	Cape May	10&11	24	111-116	7:58	8:15	0	E 2d L, P 2d	up to 900	bottom w/o even pumping, channel sands and gravels
25		116-119.5	116	2.7	77	pebbles in coarse sand matrix	3.5	Cape May	11	25	116-119.5	8:34	9:00	0	E 2d L, P 2d	up to 900	long shoe, sand catcher, drill slowly then increase speed
26		119.5-126	119.5	3.1	48	pebbly med sand fining down	6.5	Cape May	12	26	119.5-126	9:15	9:30	0	E 2d L-M, P 2d	up to 900	long shoe, hard plstic catcher, clays/silt incr @ end
27		126-131	126	2.3	46	gravel over sandy pebbly clay	5	Cape May	12&13	27	126-131	9:48	10:00	10	E 2d L-M, P 2d	up to 900	long shoe, HP catcher, graduating drill speed and press, gravel top, clay bottom
28		131-135	131	3.7	93	sandy clay/silt w/gravel	4	Cape May	13	28	131-135	10:32	10:45	0	E 2d L-M, P 2d	up to 900	long shoe, HP cather, sand w/ some clay
29		135-141	135	4	67	uniform med-fine sand	6	Cape May	13/14	29	135-141	10:58	11:07	10-150	E 2d, P 2d	300-900	long shoe, HP catcher, mud is rusty brown
30		141-151	141	5	50	gray sandy clay w/gravel	10	Cape May	14/15	30	141-151	1:15	1:20	600	E 2d L, P 2d	600	new med. shoe, HP catcher, drilled quickly, good mud return and sandy clay
31		151-153	151	1.1	55	grey clay over yellow sand	2	Cape May	15	31	151-153	1:53	2:05	10	E 2d H, P 2d	up to 1200	long shoe, HP catcher, hole caved 5 ft, tough drilling, blocked barrel, recovered 148-153
32		153-161	153	1.5	19	yellow clayey sand w/gravel	8	Cape May	15	32	153-161	2:27	2:45	10	E 2d M, P 2d	600	long shoe, HP catcher, deliberate slow drilling
33		161-171	161	10	100	uniform med sand, laminated	10	Cape May	16/17	33	161-171	2:58	3:07	10	E 2d L, P 2d	50-150	long shoe, HP catcher, deliberate slow drilling, flush hole w/300 mud
34	6/6/93	171-181	171	10	100	uniform med sand, laminated	10	Cohansey	17/18/19	34	171-181	8:33	8:42	10	E 2d VL, P 2d	50-150	long shoe, HP catcher, drilling slowly, F-M sand
35		181-191	181	9.4	94	med-crs sand, some layering	10	Cohansey	19/20	35	181-191	9:09	9:19	10-200	E 2d L-M, P 2d	600-900	long shoe, HP catcher, had to "jam" core into barrel, med sand 181-186
36		191-191	191	0	0		0	Cohansey	na	36	191-191	10:30	10:45	10	E 2d L, P 2d	150-300	Hole collapsing a bit, cleared blockages, recovered 186-191, med sand
37		191-199.5	191	3.2	38	clay plug over sand and silt	8.5	Cohansey	21	37	191-199.5	11:10	11:35	10-200	E 2d L-M, P 2d	200-900	med shoe, HP catcher, slow then "jam" later, flushed, cly and sand
38		199.5-200.5	199.5	1.7	170	uniform yellow med sand	1	Cohansey	21	38	199.5-200.5	1:24	1:34	10	E 2d, P 2d	300-750	med shoe, HP catcher, slow driling
39		200.5-211	200.5	1	10	clay plug over yellow sand	10.5	Cohansey	22	39	200.5-211	1:55	2:03	50-100	E 2d L, P2d	50	short shoe, flush w/bit, HP catcher, clay blocking end, blew most sand away
40		211-221	211	7.2	72	med sand over dark gray clay	10	Cohansey/Kirkwood	22/23	40	211-221	2:33	2:40	50	E 2d, P 2	300	long shoe, HP catcher, sand with clay at end, flush hole w/300 mud
41		221-231	221	6.3	63	slightly sandy clay	10	Kirkwood	23/24	41	221-231	7:25	7:45	0	E 2d M, P 2d	300	long shoe, down slow, heavy mud, lot of grit in mud around core, grey clay
42		231-241	231	8.9	89	dark clay with sand layers	10	Kirkwood	25/26	42	231-241	8:05	8:27	200	E 2d M, P 2d	300	clay, changed to sandy clay, less grit in mud
43		241-246	241	3.4	68	interbedded sand and clay	5	Kirkwood	26/27	43	241-246	8:55	9:10	up to 300	E 2d M, P 2d	300	hard to remove from core barrel, mixed sandstone and clays
44		246-247	246	1.8	180	interbedded sand and clay	1	Kirkwood	27	44	246-247	9:40	10:00	150	E 2d M P 2d	900	possible recovery of earlier lost core
45		247-251	247	1.7	43	crs sand grading to med sand	4	Kirkwood	27/28	45	247-251	10:15	10:29	0	E 2d M, P 2d	800	med shoe, color change in mud, slight lightening of sand
46		251-261	251	2.3	23	medium to coarse sand	10	Kirkwood	28	46	251-261	10:45	11:00	100	E 2d M, P 2d	390	short shoe
47	6/7/93	261-271	261	6.2	62	medium to coarse sand	10	Kirkwood	28/29	47	261-271	11:35	11:44	100	E 2d M, P 2d	400	long shoe, interbedded stuff
48		271-281	271	7.7	77	coarse sand with lignite	10	Kirkwood	29/30	48	271-281	1:12	1:26	110	E 2d M, P 2d	800	using very thick mud to hold sand, core barrel filled to top but only 8.5 feet, possibley dropped out
49		281-283	281	1.6	80	medium sand	2	Kirkwood	31	49	281-283	2:00	2:11	80	E 2d M, P 2d	800	difficult running, about 8' slough in top of core barrel
50		283-291	283	1	13	medium to coarse sand	8	Kirkwood	31/32	50	283-291	2:45	2:51	80	E 2d H, P 2d	400	Short shoe, easier cutting, lost rest of core down the rods
51	6/14/93	291-293	291	1.7	85	quartz sand, lignite	2	Kirkwood	32	51	291-293				E2dM, 3 +2d		several feet of sloughed in sand only bottom 2 ft of core reliable
52	6/19/93	390-392	390	1	50	d.green, fine sand to silt	2	Kirkwood	33	52	390-392	10:55	11:15	< 50	2nd M-H, 2nd	600	interbedded, medium shoe, sharp bit
53		392-398	392	4.7	78	d.green, f.sand/silt w/shells	6	Kirkwood	33	53	392-398	11:53	12:15	25	3rd H, 2nd	0	up inside shoe, sharp bit, blew out once
54		398-401	398	2.4	80	d.green fsand/silt, lam, shells	3	Kirkwood	33/34	54	398-401	2:15	2:30	up to 1000	3rd H, 2nd	<100	blew top water hose, shelly clay, running mud slightly thinner
55	6/20/93	401-408	401	7	100	d.green fsand/silt, lam, shells	7	Kirkwood		55	401-408	3:30	4:05	<100	3rd H 3d	60-100	Solid clay, shells, lignite layer about 406
56		408-418	408	9	90	d.green silty clay, lam, shells	10	Kirkwood	35/36	56	408-418	12:35	1:00	200-400	2nd H 3rd	100	rock shoe, may have washed out some sands, stiff dry clay with few shells
57		418-428	418	10	100	d.green silty clay, lam, shells	10	Kirkwood	36/37	57	418-428	2:40	3:00	280-320	2nd H 3rd	50	stiff clay, very few shells
58	6/21/93	428-438	428	9.6	96	dark green silt and clay, thinly laminated, shell fragments thtroughout	10	Kirkwood	37/38	58	428-438	4:20	4:40	90-120	2nd H 3rd	725	drilled slower and fractures lessened, stiff grey clay with bioturbation
59		438-448	438	9.9	99	dark green silt and clay, thinly laminated, shell fragments thtroughout	10	Kirkwood	38/39	59	438-448	8:17	9:10	100	2nd M 3rd	<25	drilled very slowly, sharp bit, rock shoe, core dropped out of barrel, running 2 barrels
60		448-458	448	10	100	dark green silt and clay, thinly laminated, shell fragments thtroughout	10	Kirkwood	39/40/41	60	448-458	10:40	11:15	90-20	2nd M-H 3rd	25-50	drilled faster, almost continuous core, stiff gooey clay, very few shells, burrows, rock shoe, sharp bit
61		458-468	458	9.55	96	Dk grn clay, w/ a pebble bed	10	Kirkwood	41/42	61	458-468	11:40	12:20	100	2nd H 3rd	<50	gravel layer around 466, same as before but core was more fractured, still good though
62		468-478	468	8.8	88	dark green silt and clay	10	Kirkwood	42/43	62	468-478	1:35	2:05	120	2nd H 3rd	<50	fractured, possibly from drill speed or dropping core, may recover rest on next run
63		478-488	478	6.6	66	dark green silt and clay	10	Kirkwood		63	478-488	2:40	3:10	120	2nd H 3rd	50-75	metal fingered shoe, core fractured and had to ge blown out of inner barrel, very stiff gray clay, some shell
64	6/22/93	488-498	488	10.3	103	dark green silt and clay	10	Kirkwood		64	488-498	7:24	7:52	100-120	3d M 3d	0	rock shoe, sharp bit, good core, 8' continuous with no breaks
65		498-508	498	9.8	98	dark green silt and clay	10	Kirkwood		65	498-508	8:04	8:35	110-140	3d M 3d	20-Oct	rock shoe, core broken up, possibly due to too much down pressure, stiff gray clay
66		508-518	508	3.2	32	dark green silt and clay	10	Kirkwood		66	508-518	8:56	9:07	100	3d M-S 3d	20	last 5 feet ran quickly, may have blown away snad at bottom, shoe not designed for sand
67		518-523	518	3.2	64	coarse to medium sand	5	Kirkwood		67	518-523	9:37	9:46	20-50	2d M 2d	900	med shoe, sharp bit heavier mud, upper 2', sand lower 2' clay, sand is fairly loose
68		523-528	523	4	80	silty mud	5	Kirkwood		68	523-528	10:18	10:31	up to 450	H-M 2d	0-300	spring shoe, stiff clay
69		528-538	528	4.2	42	interbedded sand and clay	10	Kirkwood		69	528-538	11:05	11:30	100-125	2d M 2d	0	interbed sand and clay, sand interbeds were blown away
70		538-548	538	3	30	interbedded sand and clay	10	Kirkwood		70	538-548	11:50	12:07	100	2d M-H 2d	0	spring shoe, sand and clay, some gravel increased down speed and slowed mud
71		548-558	548	10.6	106	interbedded sand and clay	10	Kirkwood		71	548-558	12:25	1:15	400	3d H 2d	80	med shoe, clay regaining core
72		558-568	558	10.1	101	interbedded sand and clay	10	Kirkwood		72	558-568	1:45	2:02	300	3d H 2d	120	clay and sand, med shoe , few breaks, interbedded regained core
73		568-578	568	10.3	103	interbedded sand and clay	10	Kirkwood		73	568-578	2:32	2:44	350	3d H 2d	25	med shoe, regained core
74		578-588	578	9.7	97	interbedded sand and clay	10	Kirkwood		74	578-588	3:12	3:45	300	2d H 2d	0
75	6/23/93	588-598	588	10.6	106	laminated clay silt/vf sand	10	Kirkwood		75	588-598	7:24	7:52	300	E 3rd M, P 2nd	50	med shoe, sharp bit, broke x-member, welded x-member, everything works OK
76		598-608	598	10	100	laminated clay silt/vf sand	10	Kirkwood		76	598-608	11:45	11:52	200-400	E 3rd M, P 2nd	50	med shoe, rp (red plastic) catcher, desanded all pans, brittle dk brn foss clay
77		608-618	608	10.6	106	laminated clay silt/vf sand	10	Kirkwood		77	608-618	12:33	12:51	300-400	E 3rd M, P 2nd	80	mixing one stock tank with fresh water and quick gel, med shoe, brittle clay
78		618-628	618	10	100	laminated clay silt/vf sand	10	Kirkwood		78	618-628	1:56	2:22	200-400	E 3rd M, P 2nd	80	med shoe, rp catcher, thinner mud, core dropped out of barrel and isn't in "in situ" stratigraphic position
79		628-638	628	10.5	105	laminated clay-silt	10	Kirkwood		79	628-638	2:45	3:11	200-400	E 3rd M, P 2nd	,50	med shoe, rp catcher, added EZ mud
80		638-648	638	10.3	103	laminanted silty clay & fine sand	10	Kirkwood		80	638-648	3:30	4:00	200-400	E 3rd M, P 2nd	<50	med, shoe, rp. catcher, brittle clay ("pre shale") shell hash at bottom
81	6/24/93	648-658	648	9.35	94	laminanted silty clay & fine sand with shell.	10	Kirkwood		81	648-658	7:50	8:15	200-400	E 3rd M, P 2nd	50-80	med, shoe, rp. catcher, shell zone, few fine sand lenses, laminated clays, replaced H2O swivel seals, put gas in pumps and drill engine
82		658-668	658	10.5	105	silty clay & clayey sands, pebbles	10	Kirkwood		82	658-668	8:45	9:05	100-200	E 3rd M, P 2nd	600-900	med, shoe, rp. catcher, drilling much harder, slower last 5', pebbley/sandy 8-10'
83		668-678	668	9.7	97	clayey fine sand & medium sand	10	Kirkwood		83	668-678	10:18	10:33	ave. 100 up to 400	E 3rd M, P 2nd	150-600	med shoe, rp. catcher, alt. hard/soft drilling, (clay/sand?) easier 5-10'.
84		678-679	678	0.5	50	clayey pebbly coarse sand	1	Kirkwood		84	678-679	11:08	11:19	0-50	E 3rd M, P 2nd	0-50	med, shoe, rp. catcher, blocked after 1'
85		679-688	679	4.4	49	clayey sand altered by clay layers	9	Kirkwood		85	679-688	11:42	12:08	100	E 3rd M, P 3rd	0-50	short (inside) shoe, spring catcher
86		688-696	688	9	113	burrowed sandy clay and clayey sand with lignites.	8	Kirkwood		86	688-696	12:45	1:05	200-400	E 3rd M, P 3rd	150	med shoe, rp catcher, locked after 8' picked up 1' from last run
87		696-706.5	696	10.5	100	bioturbated fine sand, silt and clay.	10.5	Kirkwood		87	696-706.5	1:39	1:52	100-200 to 400	E 3rd M, P 2rd	50-100 to 300	med shoe, rp catcher, laminated vf sands, silty clay, bioturbated
88		706.5-717	706.5	9.6	91	clayey fine-med, sand with lignite and coarse sand layers.	10.5	Kirkwood		88	706.5-717	2:20	2:35	120-150	E 3rd L-M, P 2nd	300-450 to 600	med shoe, rp. catcher, vf sand-silt with small gravel zones
89		717-728	717	8.5	77	med, clayey sand, shells.	11	Kirkwood		89	717-728	3:04	3:12	150	E 3rd M, P 3rd	50	med shoe, rp. catcher, drilled smoothly, quickly, similar to previous run

90		728-738	728	8.3	83	medium clayey sands, clay at bottom	10	Kirkwood	90	728-738	3:43	3:55	350-500	E 3rd L-M, P 3rd	0	med shoe, rp. catcher, cleaning mud, flushing alot after run
91	6/25/93	738-741	738	1.9	63	firm silty clay and medium sand	3	Kirkwood	91	738-741	9:05	9:13	200	E 3d L-M, P 3d	300-600	med shoe, vp. catcher, after 3' grades from clay to sand
92		741-748	741	5.2	74	medium-coarse uniform sand, organic very rich at top	7	Kirkwood	92	741-748	9:45	9:49	200	E 3d M-H, P 3d	500	med shoe, vp. catcher, drilled quickly, uniformly, mostly sands
93		748-752	748	1.85	46	medium-coarse uniform sand	4	Kirkwood	93	748-752	10:24	10:36	200	E 3d M-H, P 3d	600-900	med shoe, vp. catcher, add 20', packed sand, refusal after 4'
94		752-758	752	5.6	93	medium-coarse uniform sand	6	Kirkwood	94	752-758	11:07	11:14	200	E 3d L, P 3d	0	short shoe, metal catcher, drilled like sand
95		758-768	758	0.4	4	medium-coarse uniform sand	10	Kirkwood	95	758-768	1:35	3:05	300	E 3d M-H, P 3d	0	short shoe, metal catcher end of barrel blocking, inner barrel initially stuck but freed it, flushed hole with heavier mud and EZ mud, blockage finally cleared. ready to drill, drilled easily, core may have dropped out of barrel.
96		768-769	768	1	100	medium-coarse uniform sand	1	Kirkwood	96	768-769	4:04	4:09	150-180	E 3d M-H, P 3d	900	long shoe, rp catcher, refusal after 1'
97	6/26/93	769-778	769	9	100	f. sand, laminated, gray	9	Kirkwood	97	769-778	9:05	9:12	300	E 2d L-M, P 3d	450	spring metal catcher, short shoe, fine-coarse sand
98		778-788	778	4	40	interbedded f. sands and clay	10	Kirkwood	98	778-788	9:57	10:07	300	E 2d M, P 3d	80-150	spring metal catcher, short shoe, alt sand, silt clay
99		788-790	788	1.9	95	med-fine grey sand	2	Kirkwood	99	788-790	10:55	11:00	200	E 2d M, P 3d	600-1000	long shoe, rp catcher, refusal after 2', mostly sand
100		790-798	790	7.8	98	grey med to fine sand	8	Kirkwood	100	790-798	1:07	1:18	300	E 3d H, P 3d	120	short shoe, spring catcher, EZ mud added, predominantly sand
101		798-808	798	4.5	45	grey lam fine sand	10	Kirkwood	101	798-808	1:44	1:55	300-450	E 3d M-H, P 3d	110-150	short shoe, spring catcher, drilling slowed after 4', variable drilling last 2', sand-sandy dry clay
102		808-818	808	7.8	78	thin lams of clay and sand, dark	10	Kirkwood	102	808-818	3:01	3:13	400-600	E 3d H, P 3d	0-50	short shoe, spring catcher, tight drilling
103	6/27/93	818-828	818	6.8	68	dark gray clay, hard, dry stiff	10	Kirkwood	103	818-828	2:54	3:13	400-600	E 3d L-M, P 3d	0-80	short shoe, spring metal catcher, small run at end of hole clearing yielded 6" of core, still a 818' depth, (1:00-2:45pm), drilled slowly (clay), very tight dry clay
104		828-838	828	9.3	93	dark gray clay, stiff, laminated	10	Kirkwood	104	828-838	3:52	4:07	400-600	E 3d M, P 3d	0	rock shoe, rock catcher, tight clay
105	6/28/93	838-848	838	9	90	stiff gray laminated clay, dry	10	Kirkwood	105	838-848	4:45	5:02	400-600	E 3d M-H, P 3d	0	rock shoe, rock catcher, EZ mud added, tight clay
106		848-858	848	8.75	88	stiff gray laminated clay, dry	10	Kirkwood	106	848-858	11:32	11:42	400-600	E 3d M, P 3d	0	rock shoe, rock catcher, drilling as clay, end (1') may have broken off at hole bottom
107	6/29/93	858-863	858	5	100	stiff gray laminated clay, dry	5	Kirkwood	107	858-863	1:05	1:20	400-600	E 3d M, P 3d	0	rock shoe, rock catcher, blew main mud hose 5' into run, 5' slid out of inner barrel
108		863-868	863	4.2	84	stiff gray laminated clay, dry	5	Kirkwood	108	863-868	9:51	10:42	200-400	E 3d M, P 3d	0	spring shoe (short), cutting slowly, tighten fittings on main mud hose 5' from run 107
109		868-878	868	10.1	101	stiff gray laminated clay at top, olive gray clay at bottom	10	Kirkwood	109	868-878	11:33	12:16	200-300	E 4th M, P 3d	0	short rock shoe, cutting slowly, tight clay
110		878-888	878	7.7	77	changes from above to shelly glauconite sand	10	?Kirkwood	110	878-888	2:25	2:55	200-300	E 3d M-H, P 3d	0	spring metal shoe, slow cutting, clay-sandy , glau, shelly, super contact
111		888-898	888	0	0	cuttings suggest same as above	10	?Kirkwood	111	888-898	3:33	3:46	150-250	E 3d L-M, P 3d	0	rock shoe (short), core slipped out, try to retreive with spring shoe
112		898-900	898	0.5	25	top is same as above, bottom is very stiff glauconite clay	2	?Kirkwood	112	898-900	4:23	4:29	200-300	E 3d L, P 3d	0	spring steel shoe, cuttings indicate glau sand/shells, very green glau/shells/clay
113	6/30/93	900-901	900	0.9	90	very stiff glauconite sand	1	?Kirkwood	113	900-901	8:39	8:45	180-200	E 3d M-H, P 3d	450-900	med shoe, RP catcher
114		901-908	901	1.3	19	glauconite med. sand	7	?Kirkwood	114	901-908	9:33	10:00	120-200	E 3d L, P 3d	0	spring steel shoe, driling properly, slowly, sandy, clay
115		908-918	908	9.6	96	medium. glauconite sand, weathered shells in top, fresh shell in middle.	10	?Kirkwood	115	908-918	10:49	11:10	150-300	E 3d L-M, P 3d	0	med shoe, slightly out of barrel, RP catcher, removed 10', bent rod,
116		918-923	918	5.6	112	fossiliferous med. glauconite sand, shellbed at 922,4-923.6'	5	?Kirkwood	116	918-923	12:01	12:18	200	E 3d L, P 3d	0-300	med shoe, RP catcher, stopped ctting after 5', shelly zones,
117		923-928	923	0	0	N/A	5	?Kirkwood	117	923-928	1:59	2:07	200	E 3d L, P 3d	0	med shoe, RP catcher, core slipped out of barrel or washed away
118		928-933	928	0.2	4	hard glauconitic sand with weathered shells	5	ACGS beta	118	928-933	2:45	2:55	200	E 3d L, P 3d	0	med shoe, new RP catcher, core slipped or washed away.
119		933-937	933	2.5	63	coarse glauconitic quartz sand	4	ACGS beta	119	933-937	3:44	3:51	150-250	E 3d M, P 3d	500-900	long shoe, new RP catcher, had to ram core into barrel
120	7/1/93	937-938	937	0.9	90	coarse glauconitic quartz sand	1	ACGS beta	120	937-938	9:16	9:22	150-180	E 3d M, P 3d	600	med shoe, RP catcher, refusal after 1.5', v. coarse sand
121		938-944	938	3.7	62	coarse glauconitic quartz sand	6	ACGS beta	121	938-944	10:00	10:15	150-200	E 3d L-M, P 3d	300-900	med mud shoe, RP catcher, drilled as tight sand
122	7/8/93	944-948	944	0.01	0.25	green clayey glaucn. sand	4	ACGS beta	122	944-948	11:29	11:37	200	E 2nd M, P 3rd	300	med shoe, RP catcher, core sliped out.
123		948-958	948	1.5	15	coarse clayey glauconi. sand	10	ACGS beta	123	948-958	1:21	1:50	~120	E 2nd M, P 3rd	0	short shoe, spring steel catcher
124		958-968	958	0.2	2	coarse clayey glaucon. sand.	10	ACGS beta	124	958-968	2:41	2:59	~100	E 2nd M, P 3rd	100	short shoe, plastic catcher
125		968-978	968	9.1	91	Med.-coarse glaucon. sand	10	ACGS beta	125	968-978	3:17	3:50	150	E 2nd M, P 3rd	up to 600	mid. shoe, plastic catcher, drilled slower
126		978-988	978	2.1	21	Med.-coarse glaucon. sand	10<