July 18 - The last two days provided more new information about the Holocene history of Makushin. A package of previously unrecognized post-glacial lava flows was found at the head of the valley ending at Bishop Point. Two very young vents - one of which fed a substantial lava flow, were found high above Pt. A lateral blast and debris avalanche package of Holocene age was found at Koriga Point. The antenna mast at the receive site was erected.
Seismologists continue with in-town wiring of seismic components.
Field installation is slowed, at least in part because Andy has the crud. July 20 - Bright sunny and moderately windy day. Patchy low clouds prevented recovery of tools and parts from the southern repeater station on both attempts to reach the station. Geologic work concentrated on the Wide Bay Cone, a prominent cinder cone easily visible from Dutch Harbor. July 21 - Our first day of dense fog in town.