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To: tubebender
I don't have a topo map but I used to live in Nacogdoches and I can tell you that entire area is DENSE forest with some small towns carved out. Most of the forest is yellow pine/oaks and the floor is thickly covered with pine needles and venomous snakes galore. (Hopefully, it's still too cold for the snakes to begin to surface, but spring is just around the corner down here.)

I have no doubt it will be decades before some of the parts are located.
36 posted on 02/03/2003 7:23:38 PM PST by Humidston (Do not remove this tag under penalty of law)
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To: Humidston
Thanks for the reply...I agree about finding things for years to come. I wonder if the searchers even think to look up in the trees.

I was interested in topo maps of the area from Ca/Nv line to west Texas. Seems that country is pretty wild.

43 posted on 02/03/2003 7:43:58 PM PST by tubebender (?)
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