You know, I did think about that skinny portion of White that appeared
to border Bledsoe for an extremely short distance. I wondered if it
even did border Bledsoe, and if it did possibly create another White
fragment.
I don't live in that part of the state, but I do have family in and
around Nashville. When I'm up there again, I'll probably run out for
a day trip and visit this White County fragment. Since it's a state
forest, I don't think I'll run into any private property in this
area. (Since it's a state forest, i'll have an easier time getting my
wife to go with me, since she could care less about this border
stuff.)
I was in Barnes and Noble today while my wife was shopping for clothes
somewhere else (she leaves me at the book store while she shops for
less-interesting items like clothes and shoes). I looked at the
DeLorme Mississippi Map. Nada.
Next time, I'll have to check out Missouri, Arkansas, and NC.
Later!
> --- Arif Samad <fHoiberg@y...> wrote:
> > You don't have to convince me on the new fragment.
> > Guess why I got on the internet now. You guessed it,
> > to mention I found another country fragment, of White
> > county. It is confirmed in all respects to me as I
> > have found it in every resource.
> > I actually found it yesterday, but I wanted to check
> > Delorme Tennessee Atlas for even more enclaves if they
> > existed. But today I just decided maybe I shouldn't
> > let you still my thunder, which you have done
> > beautifully. Anyway, I am going to look through
> > Delorme Atlases to see if I can find any other. And
> > if you ever find any other, don't hesitate to mention
> > it to me.
> > By the way, check the bottom part of the fragment.
> > There is a tiny corridor of probably less than 50 ft
> > which stops creation of another fragment and possibly
> > create the tiniest county boundary with Bledsoe
> > county. I found it while researching topozone
> > yesterday.
> > This fragment has been actually even more interesting
> > than the previous one. I was wondering if you could
> > ever visit the place and maybe take a picture of the
> > total length of Bledsoe-White boundary after taking a
> > walk along it. I believe you are probably on the
> > other side of the state and it would be tough. Also
> > maybe you can find even more detailed maps of the
> > area, so I can find out exactly how wide that corridor
> > is.
> > Thank you for being my partner in crime.
> > Arif
> >
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