Appellants Bruce and Deborah Belcher argue that the chancellor's decision was erroneous and that title should have been quieted in them. We disagree and affirm as modified. The parties are adjoining property owners in Yell County. Appellee holds title to a five-acre tract of land. As best we can tell from a survey contained in the record, it is a rectangular-shaped piece of property lying north of Highway 27.
Appellants own a little over three and one-half acres.
Their property is contiguous to the lower, western part of appellee's property. Behind their house, to the south, the land drops off down a steep hillside, then levels out until it meets Little Chickalah Creek. The area in dispute in this case is a 1.2-acre triangular tract. The triangle comes to a point on the west where the creekand the hill meet. Its base, on the east, rests against appellee's acreage.