Subject: Re: where i have been<br/>
Date: Aug 07, 2001 @ 15:13<br/>
Author: bjbutler@bjbsoftware.com (bjbutler@...)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1063207748">As for MNNDSD, we used the current topo map and GPS to navigate to <br/>
the supposed tri-point.  This was about 135 feet east of the witness <br/>
monument.  At that location we found a large rock partially exposed. <br/>
There are no markings on it.  We declared this the tri-point and <br/>
started a cairn at this location by adding three rocks.<br/>
<br/>
Hasbala does meet Kasba via a sometimes swift-running river flowing <br/>
north.  It includes several sets of rapids, most notably at the inlet <br/>
to Kasba Lake.  The only impressive wildlife we saw in the North was <br/>
a moose standing in this creek just across the boundary in the NWT.  <br/>
The view was from the plane at a couple hundred feet above ground.  <br/>
Without antlers he looked like a lonely mule far from home.<br/>
<br/>
Strange that you mentioned your former domicile in CT.  I just drove <br/>
past it on Saturday!<br/>
<br/>
BJB</div>