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To: Jesse who wrote (1855)	3/12/1998 12:09:00 AM
From: Rocket Red	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4256

THANKS for info TRY 4km/pixel gives better view COULD be very interesting to see who finds next kim pictures could be of good use

To: Jesse who wrote (1855)	3/12/1998 1:18:00 PM
From: JP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4256

<<Jesse on Mar 11 1998 11:14PM EST Wow, I'm checking it out now! Too bad the image couldn't be bigger. Nonetheless, that's fantastic!! Thanks! I think I'll tinker in there for a bit. Thanks, JP! -cheers, -j :> PS -- if this link works, you can view it to see the BH Hills, etc: (choices-- 2km/pixel, rivers, coloured-shaded,): axionspatial.com. That's the Peace River that darts north then east. To the east of the N>S portion, ie, the right-footprint looking high, is the BH Hills (Ashton's property). The high to the north of that is the Caribou Mtns, to the west are the Naylor Hills and Clear Hills. You can see Utikuma Lk to the south and Lesser Slave Lake further to the S (with the Swan Hills south of that, and the Pelican Mtns to the immediate east of that); Peerless Lk is to the SE of the BH Hills. You can zoom in more too!>> It is pretty inexpensive -I bought it at Chapters for $48. Might as well help out an Edmonton company prior to Microsoft. JP