hahaha
ok but this better be good
i am prepared to move the northeast corner one more
time at most
but this time you are going to have to tell me exactly
where to
if you want a really improved tripoint guess out of
this
i mean
at
the bayou pierre settlement
means
someone will have to have their south wall abutting
the neutral ground
like a north wall on south street abuts philadelphia
--- "Lowell G. McManus" <
lgm@...> wrote:
> Please see my two insertions below.
>
> Lowell G. McManus
> Leesville, Louisiana, USA
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "aletheia kallos" <aletheiak@...>
> To: <boundarypoint@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2006 5:59 PM
> Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: stretching the
> quest for a real
> stretchable latex tripoint to stretch
>
>
> > ok great
> > i have been lost along the mcmahon line all
> afternoon
> > trying to stretch out de facto notional btcnine
> for
> > prime time too
> >
> > but thanxx for all these additional rude
> awakenings
> > hahaha
> > & to think i was imagining the bayou pierre lake
> > settlement could opt into the neutral ground
> > just to continue avoiding authority
> > hahaha
> > just like me
> > hahahaha
> >
> > but ok i get that now
> >
> > the authorities such as they were
> > drew the notional line up the bayou pierre to keep
> > everyone off the west bank
> > but then they had to stop or turn this line west
> at or
> > just below bayou pierre lake in order to permit
> this
> > particular west bank settlement to be an exception
> &
> > legally stay put
> > & within american louisiana
>
>
> Well, since the ambiguity of the eventual
> international boundary north
> of the NG was the very reason for the NG, the
> Spanish settlers at BP
> remained loyal to Spain, and Spain still claimed
> jurisiction over them,
> although it had agreed to withdraw its military
> beyond the Sabine in the
> NG agreement. I think that leaving the BP
> settlement north of the NG
> was the two parties' way of agreeing to disagree as
> to who owned it
> without having to require its removal.
>
>
> > so clearly i need to revise the eastern terminus
> of my
> > closing line to reflect this effectivity
> >
> > & i do think the southernmost point of bayou
> pierre
> > lake just as good a stretch for the turnpoint now
> as i
> > formerly did its northernmost
>
>
> Since General Salcedo wrote "...along this bayou to
> the west bank of
> Bayou Pierre Lake at Bayou Pierre settlement," I
> think we owe it to him
> to go some ways up the west side of the lake and not
> just stop at its
> southernmost point. It is the settlement, not the
> lake, that must be
> left north of the NG. The truth is that I have
> located the BP
> settlement and will tell all as soon as I get it
> written up. It does
> take some explaining, though.
>
>
> > however in the west i am not so amused
> > hahahaha
> >
> > but now that youve confirmed the contemporary
> belief
> > in the multiple coincidence myth
> > youve freed me once again at the nw corner just as
> you
> > did at the ne corner
> > from any perceived need to stretch the size of the
> > territory of the neutral ground
> > in favor of the opportunity to stretch its bona
> fides
> >
> > for clearly we who can thread the needle of
> perceived
> > truth thru the n32x94w intersection on the way to
> > sticking its point in the sabine river should do
> so
> > & that way we will at least be honoring all the
> data
> > equally even if not quite so simultaneously as was
> > promised & thought possible
> > nor quite so expansively as i myself had first
> > envisioned
> >
> > so happily it is back to the google earth drawing
> > board for me
> > & i can already foresee a pretty good lurch
> southward
> > for my next & probably final lalatxtx try
> > since we do finally seem to have surpassed its
> limits
> > of stretchability
>
>
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