PER CURIAM.
The parties in this case dispute ownership over a strip of land, varying in width, to the east of a dirt road. The road is fenced on each side of its right-of-way. Appellee argues that the fence on the road's eastern right-of-way is the boundary of the parcel of land that is on the east side of the road. Appellants argue that the boundary is several feet to the east of that fence, in accordance with the legal description in their deed.
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