Last weekend I made the four hour trip to a spot I prospected back in July, exposing the upper Cobourg Fm near Nottawasaga Bay. The exposure was quite long with a maximum strata height of about 3 metres. Unfortunately, for all the travel and expense, no fabulous finds. The exposure is extremely weathered, and splitting mostly revealed tiny bits or blank muddy/chunky bedding. Still, I collected a flat of items that our local collectors would consider junk, but will make their way into the collections of other more farflung forum members at collecting meet-ups who do not get to collect up here.
First up, Isotelus fragments which dominated the rock as very small bits, but occasionally larger partials appeared. The second image is of the wide pygidium with a free-standing section showing the doublure.