Subject: Minor Stuff<br/>
Date: Jun 11, 2002 @ 18:44<br/>
Author: bjbutlerus (&quot;bjbutlerus&quot; &lt;bjbutler@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-636732022">I had the chance to do some minor pointing yesterday, visiting the <br/>
westernmost point of land in New Hampshire on a little island in the <br/>
Connecticut River just east of Brattleboro, VT.  This is an easy <br/>
point.  Take NH 119 as far west as you can.  You can park on the S <br/>
side of the road on the island and walk to the extreme point, which <br/>
is a few feet N of the bridge pilings.<br/>
<br/>
On the way home, I followed NH/MA 63 south and checked out the <br/>
Pauchaug public boat ramp on the Connecticut River in Northfield, MA.  <br/>
This is a mere 0.8 miles south of the MA-NH-VT tri-point and, in my <br/>
opinion, the best approach.  The boat ramp does not appear on the <br/>
most recent topo maps.<br/>
<br/>
Mike, I think you launched a canoe here the day before our joint <br/>
attempt on MANHVT from the west.<br/>
<br/>
BJB</div>