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34 <br /> • • <br /> 1 operations were to the right. <br /> 2 The <br />ro <br />osed amendment area is u <br /> p <br />p <br />p <br />' ° above this cliff on the left, so I am looking to the <br /> 4 northeast. The drainage comes into the Williams <br /> 5 Can <br />on would be a <br />roximatel <br />a <br />on <br />Williams Can <br /> y <br />y <br />. <br />y <br />pp <br />' 6 little bit to the -- my left. Z took this photo to <br /> 7 show you why it could be difficult to ascertain <br /> e exactly the origin of every rock with the type of <br />' 9 geology on the wall on the opposite side of the <br /> 10 drainage. None of this has ever been disturbed by <br />' 11 the mining operation. This has never been <br /> 12 permitted. It's being proposed and you can see from <br /> 13 the jointing and fracturing of this wall it's -- some <br /> 14 of these boulders could have fallen down into the <br /> 15 drainage from that area. <br /> 15 However, we did find some rocks ir. the <br /> 17 drainage .that. Ca.s.tle.,has..admitt•edly,. said :wer:e. rt.he,.. .. <br /> 18 result of their operations. These are examples. <br /> 19 This is an B 1/2-by-14 meadow binder to give you an <br />' 20 idea of size. This is about 3 feet. This is <br /> 21 probably about 4 1/2, 5 feet. Across this way, I <br />' <br /> 22 thinl: these are two boulders, approximat=_ly 2 1/2 to <br /> 23 3 feet wide. Some more boulders in the 3rainage up <br /> 24 here. Up here. Some more examples, part of the <br />' <br /> 25 damage caused by some of these rocks. <br /> <br /> MIDYETT REPORTING SERVICE <br /> (303) 424-2217 <br />