Figure 5. Close-up of the conglomerate. The clasts are almost all rhyolite, with some being recognizable as sections of the columns seen farther upstream. Most are sub-angular boulders with a bit of ash between, but many cobbles and boulders lay directly on others rather than being supported by the ash.

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