04-Sep-1999 -- Saturday, Labor Day weekend in Atlanta. Everybody is out of town, and it's a beautiful day. I'm off to 33N 85W. A short drive down I-85 towards the Alabama border. Exit the highway, turn left on a small road, typical Georgia interstate neighborhood: a gas station, a country flea market. Then turn left onto a small country road. Fields on both side, green everywhere and a few trees. It's definitely a countryside confluence! The trouble is, it's inhabited! By cows! A large herd of black cows. And a fence all around with signs promising fines and even worse punishments for trespassers... And the confluence is right there, in the middle of this field. The cow in the middle of the first picture is standing exactly at the confluence. The third shows the small country road that borders the field. The first picture is looking west and the second one is looking north.

Coordinator's Note: This visit was re-classified as incomplete due to information provided by visitors on later visits.