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Figure 5.11. As Gould's
party mushed east from
the mouth of Liv Glacier,
it passed this row of
granite buttresses at the
eastern end of the Duncan
Mountains.
Figure 5.12. At this locality,
about a mile to the west of
Fig. 5.11, Gould noted this
spectacular outcrop with
its black rafts of metamor-
phic rock shot through by
white veins, floated in mul-
tiple stages of gray intru-
sion, then frozen in time.
