At the moment of the picture, the plate is about 170 degrees out.
The Oklahoma border runs along the middle of this east-west road. the
camera was in OK when the picture was taken. The CO-KS border runs south,
entering the picture about where the horizon hits the left side of the
photo, comes through the front of the van, and terminates at the middle of
the hole.

For more pictures see:
http://www.geog.buffalo.edu/~dmark/tristate/08COKSOK.html
When I visited, I did not suspect that there would be anything interesting
UNDER the plate...

David

On Tue, 27 Nov 2001, Anton Sherwood wrote:

> michael donner wrote:
> > . . . a recent pilgrim resealing the coksok crypt . . .
> > the diagrammatic cover plate . . .
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> Is the plate correctly aligned in this shot? It seems incompatible with
> the signs on the windmill (or whatever that is), assuming that the arms
> of the latter point into the states named.
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> > . . . the crypt was created & plated in 1990 . . .
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> Why a crypt, anyway?
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