Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] maps within maps<br/>
Date: Mar 04, 2001 @ 23:10<br/>
Author: Brendan Whyte (&quot;Brendan Whyte&quot; &lt;brwhyte@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1389680318">Sometimes those semi-porn sites I trawl give me more than I expect!<br/>
This site about nudist beaches in Yugoslavia has a photo of 2 chaps and <br/>
canoes near the bottom (pardon the pun), with the following info. Appears it <br/>
IS a river island.<br/>
Between Montenegro and Albania, thought the text below is a little <br/>
confusing.<br/>
Brendan<br/>
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<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.netnude.com/main/info/greece/croat001.html">http://www.netnude.com/main/info/greece/croat001.html</a><br/>
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<br/>
At last a fantastic place for those who like long, sandy beaches (photo <br/>
above).<br/>
<br/>
The place is called &quot;Ada Bojana&quot; and is an island in river Bojana. This <br/>
river makes the borderline between Yugoslavija and Albania. The river ends <br/>
into the sea with an &quot;Y&quot;, and that island is Ada Bojana.<br/>
<br/>
Today it belongs to Montenegro, together with Serbia forming todays <br/>
Yugoslavija. By this reason I think that it is closed. Because just behind <br/>
my back was a sign saying that we were not allowed to go any further. Which <br/>
we of course did to look over into the albanian side. By that time, in 86, <br/>
the yugoslav army didn�t need any observation post here. It was done <br/>
perfectly by the albanians. They didn�t let anyone alive over that border. <br/>
Just behind the trees you can see in the background is the albanian border. <br/>
The border between Croatia and Montenegro is reopened since last summer. <br/>
Note: the beautiful Kotor Bay and the town of Sveti Stefan can easily be <br/>
reached again. But the political situation in Montenegro is uncertain as <br/>
they want to break up from Serbia. They have now declared the German Mark as <br/>
their official currency. Probably that�s the first step to freedom. The <br/>
serbian army has occupied the airport of the capital Podgorica, former <br/>
Titograd.<br/>
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