Subject: Re: ctri dispute
Date: May 26, 2003 @ 13:54
Author: acroorca2002 ("acroorca2002" <orc@...>)
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> > Mr. Majeika has made a crusade of uncovering boundarymarker?
> > markers to determine the true line between Connecticut and
> > Rhode Island, although in some cases, the markers are just
> > adding to the mystery. One resides right next to a busy
> > strip of Route 216. It is an unmarked stone tablet, leaning
> > like the Tower of Pisa in its spot. Then earlier this
> > month, a resident on Route 216 called Mr. Majeika to report
> > the discovery of yet another, newer marker, across the
> > street from the first one. A few days later, Mr. Majeika
> > stood over his newest discovery, wiping away years of
> > compacted soil and debris to unearth "CHO Baseline."
> >
> > "I have no idea what that means," he said, estimating that
> > the marker is from the 1940's. "Who would put a baseline
> > marker here, when 100 feet away we have a boundary
> > I have to figure out where this fits in the puzzle."but here is the solution to mr majeikas puzzle anyway i believe
>
> sounds like try pointing at its best
> yet for presumably practical purposes
> yikes