thanx from me too joseph for all your input
& a slow motion but warm southern welcome to you
arif & i & some others here have long been rubbernecking not
rednecking dixie for all its many boundary vagaries
but i am probably legally a half a redneck myself
the other half being native american jew noisy
anyway as you probably already guessed
there is no stilling nor stealing any thunder around here
as we are all thundering noisily together all the time
& so glad you are into this with us
m
--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "josephkeene" <josephkeene@y...> wrote:
> 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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