Subject: Re: Logos, No Photos<br/>
Date: Jul 04, 2000 @ 18:54<br/>
Author: michael donner (michael donner &lt;m@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-475194664"><blockquote><span title="ireply">&gt;    Your pictures stored on angelfire.com no longer appear on the  Corner<br/>
&gt;Corner.  Instead, an Angelfire logo appears.  You might want to<br/>
&gt;investigate this situation.  I have been following your Maritime adventure<br/>
&gt;with envy.  Were you able to find anything worth eating up there?  For<br/>
&gt;some reason, any time I have been in Nova Scotia or New Brunswick the<br/>
&gt;pickings  have been very slim.  I guess I&#39;m just not into cod lips and<br/>
&gt;pine  cones.   BJB<br/>
<br/>
 </span></blockquote>hahaha<br/>
<br/>
& thanx<br/>
i noticed<br/>
the angelfire has phosphorized everything<br/>
at boundarypoint too<br/>
i was going to say damn<br/>
but i gotta believe it is for the better<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
canada was&is spectacular as always<br/>
& i am looking forward to your next adventure there too<br/>
<br/>
a little hunger is a small price to pay for their magnificent state of mind<br/>
<br/>
looking forward also to filing better reports on all 5 virgin tripoints<br/>
visited there<br/>
tho of course my pix are all nix for the time being<br/>
& who knows if anyone cares about crown waters anyway<br/>
but whatever<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
i also enjoyed your cte adventure of yesterday at the corner corner today<br/>
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.realmbuilder.com/tristate/ReportDetail.asp?ReportID=93">http://www.realmbuilder.com/tristate/ReportDetail.asp?ReportID=93</a><br/>
& am taking the liberty of recommending it to boundarypoint members<br/>
since this easternmost point of connecticut that you are talking about is<br/>
actually also a legitimate tripoint<br/>
<br/>
for it is the interstate tritown point of coventry & west greenwich ri &<br/>
sterling ct<br/>
or perhaps usctri4costwg<br/>
tho i also prefer your snappier handle cte<br/>
<br/>
indeed the apparent dm mark you were wondering about is i believe actually<br/>
a wg for west greenwich if you crane your neck the other way & allow for<br/>
the nearly 258 years weathering of the stone<br/>
<br/>
& the rubble you were standing on as you admired this megalith is probably<br/>
the remains of its predecessor cairn of 1728<br/>
possibly the oldest such rubble in the country<br/>
all as hinted at in boundaries of the united states &c pp71&72<br/>
<br/>
you are right about the gentle william buckley to the west<br/>
& i am glad you met the lady of the dump to the east too<br/>
<br/>
had you come down along the yellow blazed ctri state line from the north<br/>
straight thru the swamp yet not very difficult<br/>
you would also have found an amusingly dwarfish i would say elfin version<br/>
of the same style monument probably dating also from 1742<br/>
<br/>
but i hope you will at least post photos of this more major find for all to<br/>
enjoy<br/>
& i will see what i can do about my missing pixies too<br/>
<br/>
m</div>