EXAMPLE0.TXT <EXAMPLE0.PLT>      The legal description is as follows:

FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING at two hickories, S 5 W 48 poles to a hickory and
dogwood; thence Southeast 18 poles to two white oaks; thence N 77 E 16 poles to
a black oak and walnut; thence N 55 E 52 poles to a black elm and hickory;
thence running with the West side of said Allen Bridge Road to a stake at the
highway; thence with said highway West to a white oak; thence with Frank
Sullivan's line to two hickories, the beginning.  Containing 15 acres, more or
less.

SECOND TRACT: ALL OF THAT PORTION of a tract known as the Poore heirs tract
that is surrounded by the old Monticello-Jamestown Road, the road formerly
known as West KY 92, and the driveway to the Allen Bridge Road.  There is also
included that portion of said land that includes the driveway serving both the
property known as the Poore heirs tract and the Selvidge tract.  It being the
intention of the parties that both the first and second parties shall have the
right to utilize this driveway for access to their respective properties.

Part of the description has actual directions and distances, part calls for
obvious boundaries such as roads, and other parts just mention the other
feller's property.  DEEDPLT can handle only directions and distances.

Should you be in this position, then I suggest that you mark the boundaries as
the owner and neighbors have it, and then do a preliminary survey.  The
previous deeds and deeds of the neighbors may have "degrees and poles" for the
missing calls.  More likely, they were never surveyed properly.  For a
professional surveyor to survey a tract such as this would likely cost more
than the property is worth.  It would certainly cost more than it is worth if
you are just shopping.

You can buy this vacation/retirement property on Lake Cumberland, Kentucky for
$15,000.  See <EARLLAND.TXT> for more details.