Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: US tripoints on Corner Corner
Date: Aug 25, 2000 @ 01:42
Author: michael donner (michael donner <m@...>)
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>yes i was already under arrest as a suspicious character there in the
>Here are answers to your questions:
>
>>
>> Is Illinois - Iowa - Wisconsin wet or dry? If dry it looks like a
>great one.
>
>Wet. Ask Mike because I think he was arrested here and this is the
>photo he took as they dragged him away.
>a 4 frame journey down into this particular rabbit hole begins at
>>
>> Is Indiana - Michigan - Ohio in the middle of the road? If so
>awesome!
>
>This one is in the road. That's me pointing to the spot where a
>monument was placed beneath the road in 1915. In 1999 they paved the
>road and re-set the monument in a special vault with a little access
>cover. There is virtually no traffic on this road.
>http://www.angelfire.com/md2/polystate2/kyvawv.JPG shows this elusive marker
>>
>> Is Kentucky - Virginia - West Virginia a marker sticking out of the
>water?
>
>The actual marker is a pipe with a brass disk on the shore of Tug
>Fork. Gregg Butler took this picture. The actual monument is not
>visible in this photo.
>hahahahahaha
>>
>> Is Maryland - Pennsylvania - West Virginia the man in the blue
>shirt or the rock?
>we are headed here with a canoe tomorrow
>The guy in the blue shirt is Gregg Butler. The small monument in
>front of his feet commemorates the Mason-Dixon line. The tri-point
>is the larger monument Gregg is touching.
>>
>> Is Ohio - Pennsylvania - West Virginia wet or dry?
>
>This one is wet. I took this photo from the road. It views the tri-
>point between two building at an ore-processing plant.
>i am pretty sure the trick here is to observe & follow the descending ridge
>>
>> Is Maryland - Virginia - West Virginia???
>
>This one is usually wet but sometimes dry. Here the Potomac River is
>quite high. I think Mike took this picture. A few weeks after this
>I was there and stand on the tri-point (not marked though). We
>believe it is directly downstream from a large boulder, which is
>creating the standing wave you see here.