Subject: usorca try continued
Date: Nov 11, 2001 @ 00:56
Author: m donner ("m donner" <maxivan82@...>)
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brookings oregon

in any case when the crescent city library closed at 2
there was nothing lefty to do but try to advance upon my point

first of all
i will say flat out
the atmospheric conditions were so soft as not to allow any improvement on
my earlier class e photo
so my lack of a camera was not even felt

i was able to recover again the caor terminal marker depicted in topozone &
mentioned in bus&ss p151 as being
12 chains from the shore of the pacific ocean
or perhaps even better
& as it also says
212 miles & 28 chains west of cane aka canvor
& gives nad27 coords
so my lack of a gps also was not felt
so far

the marker supposedly dating to 1869 is humble but covered by a high voltage
wire fence
a low concrete filled pipestem rising from an even humbler concrete square
tablet diagonally oriented

it is difficult however to follow caor precisely from the terminal mark to
the shore
so any good determination of continental canw aka continental orsw cant be
made without a gps
but i made a best guess
& advanced a few feet into the ocean
a meaningful gesture i hope which represents some slight improvement over my
earlier dry footed try
& a concession of a rare case where gps rocks
but we are still talking class e & not class d

another interesting insight here
no time
this library is closing too

more tomorrow as i am holding for a change in the weather

m

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