& i would like to add to your & greggs subsequent appreciatiation that
without jacks book i could not have bagged ksmook
if indeed i did bag it
because the brass pin he mentioned has evidently been looted
& only a pothole remains in its place
or at least i am hoping i am right about that

& i would have bagged the difficult idmtwy point if only i had had his book
first
but i didnt

if we can see far it is because we are standing on the shoulders of giants

m

ps to jack

can you recall the exact position of the brass pin at ksmook

was it precisely centered on & thus perpendicular to the stone tower center

at least that is where i later found a pothole in the center of the road

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>Fellow pointers,
>
>Great news...our very own Jack Parsell's book, "Tri State Corners in
>the United States" is available directly from the author for $7.50
>(including shipping and handling):
>
>To order, write to Jack at:
>
>J. C. Parsell
>Box 97
>Beaver Falls, NY 13305
>
>Jack has the distinction of having reached every dry state multipoint
>in the country. In the words of our own Mike Donner, Jack is
>the "wizard of tripointing."
>
>(Jack's book makes a great companion volume to the previously
>mentioned Geological Survey Professional Paper, "Boundaries of the
>United States and the Several States."
>
>Thank you, Jack!
>
>Bill Hanrahan
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