Subject: azbcso tripoint<br/>
Date: Jan 01, 2002 @ 15:57<br/>
Author: Jack Parsell (&quot;Jack Parsell&quot; &lt;jparsell@northnet.org&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-806997056">Michael,<br/>
Excuse my delay in posting this message which <br/>
relates to your day 14 report.  We were in <br/>
Kansas for Christmas and I didn&#39;t have the <br/>
attached picture with me to send from there.<br/>
<br/>
When you were at azbcso was there any water in <br/>
the Colorado River?  When we were there in Nov. <br/>
1990, the objective was the low point of AZ.  <br/>
All of the water was flowing thru an irrigation <br/>
channel parallel to the river leaving the wide <br/>
river bed completely dry.  We walked out to the <br/>
lowest area in the river bed in line with the <br/>
boundary fence on shore.  The Mexican bridge in<br/>
the background is just south of the border.  <br/>
Since we weren&#39;t chasing boundary points at that <br/>
time, we didn&#39;t realize we had also been at azbcso.<br/>
<br/>
This wouldn&#39;t be a class a visit since there is no <br/>
marker in the river bed, but wouldn&#39;t it qualify <br/>
for a fairly high level of visit?  Incidentally,<br/>
this picture is the one currently used on the cover<br/>
of my, &quot;Guide to the Lowpoints of the United States.&quot;<br/>
<br/>
Happy New Year,<br/>
<br/>
Jack</div>