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To: james h. snyder who wrote (4394)	10/26/1998 9:14:00 PM
From: R.V.M.	Respond to of 5936

Yep, Jim, that water down there is sumpin' else. We kept wondering whose brother-in-law was in charge of the H20 dept, but, maybe they jest can't help it...it is beautiful country, tho, you are right. No, did not cross the southern border...try to stay where nobody says anything about the water! About those arrowheads, that Ohio dirt must have just been filled with them...visited a place in Dover where a guy had collected scads of them, and had formed them into patterns....what he was best known for, though, was building trains out of thousands of pieces of ebony and ivory....now that was something to see. Jill

To: james h. snyder who wrote (4394)	10/27/1998 1:33:00 PM
From: Ann Corrigan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5936

Hi james, Of course, you're referring to the famous "South of the Border" along Rt. 95, aren't you??...........many travellers stop for gas fill up & stretch their legs. My family has a happy memory of Chico's(?) So. of Border --- on the way to Disneyworld a few yrs. ago, our daughter forgot to take her wallet off the video game she was playing......didn't miss it 'til we were miles away......a couple wks. after we arrived home, her wallet came in the mail with a note from another traveller who picked it up & took the trouble to return it with all contents intact. Good to know there are so many honest people out there:o) Best to all, Ann