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This is a youtube video, about these.
[MEDIA=youtube]6qaC0Uw3VfU[/MEDIA]
I got some pics of a similar tree, on a recent survey. I'll post them later, when I download the camera.
I seem to think there are many things we see, but don't realize. And that this is one of them.
Just interesting.
Nate
Posted : September 28, 2017 10:33 am
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Nate
There are quite a few of these trees along the Cherokee Boundary Line that runs across Cleburne County, Arkansas.
If I recall this line was surveyed before 1820 and is a long curved line due to running with a compass.
Posted : September 28, 2017 11:36 am
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Our old buddy Christie Otching and her hubby Earl are active in a couple of organizations dealing with locating and documenting marker trees around the country.
http://www.greatlakestrailtreesociety.org/
I checked not long ago and Christie let her Michigan license lapse in 2010. She obtained her CFedS in 2007.
I guess she moved on to greater things than land surveying. I wish them well.
Posted : September 28, 2017 11:55 am