Subject: Muddy Waters<br/>
Date: Sep 24, 2000 @ 03:54<br/>
Author: Brian Butler (&quot;Brian Butler&quot; &lt;bjbutler@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1663315567">The link at <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://ny.usgs.gov/rt/pub/01434000_o_232017.gif">http://ny.usgs.gov/rt/pub/01434000_o_232017.gif</a> shows <br/>
some high-water marks for the Delaware River in the vicinity of <br/>
NJNYPA.  It looks like the tri-state stone and witness monument have <br/>
been under water several times this century.  I think some of the <br/>
Dead Patrons of Laurel Grove may have gotten wet too, unless of <br/>
course they ordered the water-resistant casket.  Maybe I&#39;d better <br/>
sell my plot at Laurel Grove and trade up to one at the State Line <br/>
Cemetery adjacent to ALGATN.  Oh sure, it&#39;s muggy there, but at least <br/>
the TVA keeps you dry.<br/>
<br/>
BJB</div>