AS 16-109-17791 (HD) - Lunar Rover near Plum Crater (4)

Frame from Charlie Duke's 1st Station 1 pan. Rightward of 17790. In the distance, we can see the raised rim of South Ray Crater. Note that the rim crest to rim crest distance is about one fiducial spacing. South Ray Crater is about 700 meters in diameter and is about 5.5 Km south of their present location at Flag Crater. On the far rim of Plum Crater, note the partially buried boulder, which John and Charlie will sample after they finish their work near the Rover.
This is the boulder that Charlie Duke mentions at 123:27:36 MCT.