Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] oldest working rock in the usa probably 1731
Date: Mar 11, 2001 @ 05:43
Author: michael donner (michael donner <m@...>)
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> Mike, doesn't that "black dot" on the top of the old ctmany monument
>resemble the infamous laorospo blue dot? Bill

hahaha
well i dont know
laorospo was orange by the time i got there
but there is a possibility of a center dimple here

the old rocks are just so rough hewn that it is hard to tell if dimpling
was ever intended

but hey
as for getting it right down to the millimeter
these guys were lucky if they got within a mile of their target coords

m


> -----Original Message-----From: michael donner
><m@...>To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com
><BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com>Date: Saturday, March 10, 2001 11:29
>PMSubject: [BoundaryPoint] oldest working rock in the usa probably 1731
>http://www.angelfire.com/md2/polystate3/index4.htmlshows
> what is almost undoubtedly the original ctmany tricolonial
> monumentreferred to on pp 70 & 73 of boundaries of the united states
> & the severalstatessituated some 8 or 9 thousand feet west of
> modern ctmanytoday it serves to mark only a turn point on a tertiary
> boundarythe one separating columbia & dutchess counties in new york
> statethe leading survey commissioner at its placement dr
> cadwallader coldenwas also a close scientific associate of both linnaeus
> & franklinthe stone was found alive & well in the late 20th
> century by a large partyof the butler familywith brian on
> pointactually i have yet to see hard evidence of any older working
> stoneanywhere on earththo i have found the rubble of a 1720 cairn
> still serving as the foundationfor the working 1741 stone at ctei
> believe i may also have seen pix of some very early 18th century stuff
> ineuropebut cant come up with any at the momentadditions
> &or corrections to these & the other recent old stone data wouldbe
> enormously appreciatedmYour
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