Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] front royal va
Date: Oct 12, 2004 @ 22:11
Author: Lowell G. McManus ("Lowell G. McManus" <mcmanus71496@...>)
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From: "aletheiak" <aletheiak@...>
To: <BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 3:57 PM
Subject: [BoundaryPoint] front royal va
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> all faculties presumably working here now mike
> but the 3 missing coeds are still barely escaping me
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> also
> ever since winchester
> i have been devoting myself in earnest to the growing string of blue
> ridge pearls
> which now runs consecutively thru
> 1 frfrwa
> 2 mdvawv aka jelowa
> 3 cljelo &
> 4 clfalo
> tho called clfaje by mistake in
> as in http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BoundaryPoint/message/12318
> if indeed i have them all right even now
> let alone all in the right order too
> & it has continued today with an initially unsuccessful try at
> 5 clfawa
> which proves to be miles up the appalachian trail
> on an only formerly vehicular ridge road
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> or at least thats how it looked from the busy trailhead
> just off interstate 66
> where i got my first kicks from it & all the backpackers i would be
> pillowcasing with
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> but a county atlas here in the library offers some hope of a closer
> road approach
> via blue mountain i think
> or perhaps there is a better appalacian trail approach from the north
> & i may well check both of these ideas out further
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> however
> a sample try at the twin & easy surrogate of clfawa
> 5a clfrwa
> came up empty
> i mean
> evidently unmarked despite a clear fence line
> & easily searchable corn stubble field
> & marked highway right of way
> & signed county line
> & pavement breaks
> & even a power pole red herring
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> not that i trust even probable twins to look the same any more
> after my cljelo probably looks like van misapprehension
> which came home to roost just this morning
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> but it is hard to see the point of busting more hump for what amounts
> to a 2 to 1 shot against finding it marked
> except that it is the next perfect pearl on the still perfect string
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> oh yes
> i know
> the ridge & the boundaries do divagate a bit
> indeed a bit all over the place
> so this isnt really perfect at all
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> which however is a good thing
> since perfect is finished
> & finished is dead
> as if there even were any such thing
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> but the ridge & boundaries are at least this far very substantially
> the same
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> & so far all the tripoints do sit at least quite close to the true
> blue ridge
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> & there is a real nice streak of 4 at least class c visits already
> going here
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> so i am perhaps facing a real moment of truth in trypointing now
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> but maybe i will just go & look at some more maps before deciding
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