Subject: Point Extravanganza<br/>
Date: Jul 31, 2001 @ 00:48<br/>
Author: bjbutler@bjbsoftware.com (bjbutler@...)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-623505218">My brother Gregg and I just returned from a major 19-day, 7700 mile <br/>
point-busting expedition.  I will have much more detail later, but <br/>
here is the list of the 30 North American points visited in order of <br/>
appearance (all visits were the highest quality available for the <br/>
point, either class A or class B except as noted):<br/>
<br/>
PAN<br/>
OHN<br/>
NYSW<br/>
INMIOH (big news here)<br/>
INNE<br/>
IAILWI<br/>
IAMNWI<br/>
WIW<br/>
MNE<br/>
MIMNON<br/>
MNN<br/>
MBMNON<br/>
ONW<br/>
Treaty monument near MNN<br/>
MNW<br/>
MBMNND<br/>
MBNTNUSK (264 miles of gravel, 160 by float plane, and 1 by foot)<br/>
MTNDSK<br/>
MBNDSK<br/>
NDE<br/>
MNNDSD<br/>
IAMNSD<br/>
IANW<br/>
SDE<br/>
IAW (class C due to flooding)<br/>
SDS<br/>
IANESD<br/>
IAILMO<br/>
IAS<br/>
ILW (class C due to changes in riverbank)<br/>
<br/>
It&#39;s good to be home and alive.<br/>
<br/>
BJB</div>