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| October 24, 2007 01:20PM |
Hello,
A circle centered at G2-S-2/4 with a radius of G2-W-2/4, and
a circle centered at G3-N-2/4 with a radius of G3-E-2/4
define a common east-west line between G2 and G3.
A line north from Giza-S-1/4 intersects G2-S-0/4.
(A line west from Giza-E-3/4 intersect G1-S-4/4?)
C. Wayne Taylor
Richmond, Virginia USA
A circle centered at G2-S-2/4 with a radius of G2-W-2/4, and
a circle centered at G3-N-2/4 with a radius of G3-E-2/4
define a common east-west line between G2 and G3.
A line north from Giza-S-1/4 intersects G2-S-0/4.
(A line west from Giza-E-3/4 intersect G1-S-4/4?)
C. Wayne Taylor
Richmond, Virginia USA
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