0029	The death of Juan de Leon is one of many mysteries of Big Bend's
	past. What happened on July 19, 1932, is unclear. What is known is that
	Juan de Leon was shot and killed while riding his horse. His body was
	not found for several days, and was so decomposed from the hot July sun
	that he was buried where he fell.

	There are a number of accounts of how de Leon was murdered. According
	to his family, the gunshot came from a low-lying hill and Juan was left
	for dead next to the road. The story goes that the mule was startled
	from the gunshot and ran back to Chata's store. The saddle was covered
	with blood.

	http://www.nps.gov/bibe/historyculture/juan-de-leon.htm

1554	Bedded stuff is probably Maxwell's QTog, consolidated terrace,
	pediment, and valley fill deposits, as it is horizontal and the K
	beds dip to the W at about 10 deg. Large rocks over alluvium a puzzle.
	They look like bu and would have to be
	placed over the alluvium, which is younger, by water or landslide
	action. Prob also concentration of heavy rocks due to lighter stuff
	being washed or blown away.
1554-55	Unusual outcrop of alluvium. Note angularity of large pieces of ls and
	uneven surface between stratified alluvium and layer of angular ls
	pieces. Could be landslide debris serving as a sort of desert
	pavement.

0037	Beds of the Buda Fm in the draw leading to Ernst Tinaja. Look E.

1556	Good example of strike and dip in bu. Landform is cuesta with dip to
	W and N-S scarp on E. Strike N30W, dip 8 W. Note scoured rock in bed
	vs less scoured rock on bank.

0040	Beds of bu, looking W. Looks like bo on ridge in background.

0041	Worn fossil. Appears to be in Buda (bu), which is not known for fossils
	"Further review" indicated it could be the ammonite allocriocerus, which
	is found toward the bottom of the San Vicente member of the bo, which
	would mean the previous images involve the bo, not the bu. But the rock
	is very "bu" in appearance. And, if you look at 40 above, what
	appears to be the bo forms the ridge in the background. That would
	make the bu-looking rocks actually bu. Also, there weren't too many
	fossils seen, unlike you see in the fossiliferous layers of the bo.

1558	Narrow passage through Del Rio clay (dr).

1559	Ernst Tinaja. Dr resting on se (santa elena).

1560-61	Ditto. 1560 only picture with a scale reference (Randy)!

0049	Ernst Tinaja. Small hole may indicate how tinaja began to form

1562	Looking W. Is breached ridge of dr related to tinaja? If so, is the
	tinaja responsible for the ridge or vice versa? Could waters swirling
	as they encountered the ridge have helped create the tinaja? Or could
	the tinaja created an impediment to the water flow that helped
	preserve the dr?

1564	Small hole indicates how Tinaja may have originated