Subject: Re: Austrian boundary stones - Overslag<br/>
Date: Mar 09, 2001 @ 17:05<br/>
Author: peter.smaardijk@and.com (peter.smaardijk@...)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1354845911">In that case... Just a little appetizer:<br/>
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.euronet.nl/users/in005814/webfoto-groot/overslag-gr.jpg">http://www.euronet.nl/users/in005814/webfoto-groot/overslag-gr.jpg</a><br/>
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This is from my own little web site. It is in Overslag. You can see<br/>
border markers nos. 298 and 299. Left is NL, right is BE.<br/>
<br/>
I wanted to make this picture, but all of a sudden this 2 h.p. vehicle<br/>
turned around the corner.<br/>
<br/>
I didn&#39;t make any pictures of the Austrian border stone I saw. As I<br/>
recall, it was a bit difficult to make a decent picture of it, as I<br/>
would have to be standing in someones back garden to do it....<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
Peter S.<br/>
<br/>
<blockquote><span title="qreply"> --- In BoundaryPoint@y..., &quot;Peter Hering&quot; &lt;hering@m...&gt; wrote:<br/>
&gt; Most fascinating to learn that there still exist<br/>
&gt; old boundary stones dating back to empress Maria Theresia (she<br/>
reigned the Austrian empire 1740-80)in other places than the ones I<br/>
photographed near Roisin in Southern Belgium (appr. 15-20 km E of<br/>
Valenciennes/France), which must be the largest concentration of old<br/>
Austrian boundary<br/>
&gt; markers in that area...(to be seen on my site)<br/>
&gt; Perhaps a visit to Overslag can be arranged from<br/>
&gt; Baarle during September&#39;s GCEBE... I&#39;ll work on<br/>
&gt; it...<br/>
&gt; Peter H. </span></blockquote></div>