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Scott: "All of the features around here are very smooth.

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The tops of the mountains are rounded off.

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There are no sharp jagged peaks or no large boulders apparent anywhere.

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The whole surface of the area appears to be smooth,

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with the largest fragments I can see are in the walls of Pluton.

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There are no boulders at all on St. George, Hill 305, Bennett,

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or, as far as I can tell, looking back up at Hadley. Hadley's sort of in the shadow.

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It's a gently rolling terrain completely around 360 degrees;

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hummocky, much like you saw on 14."

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Scott: "Okay. Coming on around to St. George, it again is a very subtle old crater,

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but in this case, I can see some lineaments running ... dipping to the west

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at about 20 degrees, parallel to the rim of the crater.

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These, too, are very small, less than a percent, and continuous and parallel.

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The rim of the crater is very subdued and smooth."

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Allen: "Just out of curiosity, could you see any sign of the South Secondary Cluster?"

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Scott: "There's a gentle rise, just to our south

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and I don't see anything that's really prominent, as far as elevation."

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Allen: "Sounds like it may well be hidden behind a shallow ridge there."

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Scott: "Well, we'll just have to go look for it."