GGG,

I, too wondered, and being far too worn out from fondling my tools (hey, cut
that out - you know what I mean) to roll my chair over to the shelf and get
one of my atlases (Brittanica, London Times, Associated Press Pocket, Rand
McNally, Rand McNally U.S. Travel, Roads of Texas, and a couple others I can't
see from here), I punched up www.mapblast.com, searched for Absarokee and not
only found out where it was, I got step-by-step directions on driving there
from my house. I'll call you from the gas station for directions to your house
from the main intersection, Joe! ;-)

All verbose silliness aside, there are several mapping sites of astounding
usefullness out there, with none of which I am affiliated.

Old Tools Content: Next to the atlases are The Complete Woodworker and a bound
volume of Carpentry and Building 1889-90.

Joe & Johanna Kern wrote:
>
> At 12:01 PM 12/10/98 -0600, Flowers, Curt wrote:
> >Ok, I'll byte.      Is Absarokee in Japan, Australia or Ireland?
> >
> >Welcome to the List!
> >
> I thought everyone knew where  Absarokee is!  It is right next to Fishtail,
> and Nye.
> Ok, well everyone now knows that I am forgetful!!   It should have read
> Absarokee, MT  USA.
> The MT got lost in "cut and paste land" during editing. (grin)
>
> joee