no B-horizon, some kind of podsol, weathered rocks, but no saprolite, soil difficult to determine, accordingly no measurements of B-horizon
too hard for pit - ER, last, last, last point!!!
eggs of gnomes in the upper layer of podsol profile
pit on an empty place in the forest, not as usual in the bilberries
the two test pits are differing in color although only 2m apart: pit 0 is very dark, maybe amphibole as source rock, pit 1 is normal coloured podsol
Soil profile unusual: first 15cm of mineral soil (red-brown colour), and then normal podsol profile starts
second pit, because first one ended on a boulder/bedrock
no pit ER for first pit because too rocky
lots of juniper, willow, lots of birches
no C-split of B-horizon, because it is too wet and not enough fine fraction
birches, very rocky soil, that’s why no ER-measurement
no pit ER, because device is broken and soil too rocky for the other one
very rocky soil, difficult to dig and measure ER
because no clear soil horizons difficult to decide on soil type, no pit ER
potential Aluminum cantamination through heavy digging
Depth of pit: 44, organic: 10, weathered bedrock, thin sandlayer on the weathered bedrock
Tree 19 and others in the surrounding have a black fungus where the twigs come out of the stem, it makes bluish stains on the stem, tree seems to be ill

Sand, washed, fine grained material and boulders
Till, washed by wave activity, angular kies, fine grained parts gone
Till, washed with sandy part in the upper B-horizon, than gravel layer, and then probably till would start