Boundaries and landmarks: a practical manual (1912)
Mulford, Alfred Cornell, 1891- · New York, D. Van Nostrand Company · leaf 38
at it could be bent over parallel to the ground and inthe direction of the line. Such a sapling did not die nordid it ever become erect again. Though it might grow to LANDMARKS 27 great size, the main trunk was always horizontal or atleast showed a double crook. The position of this trunkmay… … Fig. 15. Side line blaze. consists in a chip taken out of the side of the tree whichis next to the line. For lack of a better name this may becalled a side-line blaze (see Fig. 15). Of all these marks the line-tree blaze is the mostvaluable. It is usually strong and unmistakable. But allblaze marks…
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