Posted by paul on April 30, 2012 at 08:53:11 from (66.44.132.109):
In Reply to: Re: More or Less posted by John T on April 30, 2012 at 07:09:30:
When the folks were arguing with the county over our deal dad pointed to the spot in the tar road where the marker should be. County guy's metal detector hit on something within 2 feet of dad's pointing. They hemmed and hawed well that it could be anything there.... Next Monday morning they started at that point removing tar and somehow got everything bladed up & removed in an hour....
The corner stone that was a 3-way property marker the neighbor's hired help managed to roll out when plowing.
Another corner stone the neighbor's kid said he was out picking rocks when in school and he hauled it home, didn't know it was a corner stone.
The one cornerstone in the middle of our property is in a filed road, but the gophers are trying to sink it.
Yea gotta have a sense of humor on all this along the way, don't you? :)
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