Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] front royal va
Date: Oct 12, 2004 @ 22:11
Author: Lowell G. McManus ("Lowell G. McManus" <mcmanus71496@...>)
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Mike,

USGS maps show scattered dwellings within .4 mi. of the Clarke-Fauquier-Warren
tripoint. According to Microsoft Streets and Trips, they are on roads called
Axton Lane, Deer Path Lane, and Fawn Ridge Road (all Linden, VA). These roads
are accessed from Fire Trail Road, which is at the top of Blue Mountain Road.
The tripoint should be approximately 200 yards east of the intersection of Fire
Trail Road and Axton Lane.

Lowell G. McManus
Leesville, Louisiana, USA


----- Original Message -----
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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