>
>>i agree with you jesper
>>tho i havent visited a single multinational point yet
>
>Me too, I never visited a tripoint myself.
hahahahaha
hahahahaha
man you are to much
another virgin with a small pecker
& i thought you great danes were all alike
>
>I have been to three continents,
hey me too
but i hitchhiked to every country in america before i was 25
& before 38 to every state but hawaii
to which i flew coach
i am still trying to hitchhike to hawaii
the bahamas & many west indies were easy that way
so why not hawaii
i dont know
>but actually only passed a few borders, and most as a child, and before I
>got interested in borders.
i know
i know
i wish i had been conscious of this game in 1966 67
i might have bagged a dozen trinationals that year
>
>I few years ago I passed the German-Czech border
>(on a buss trip), but no matter how hard I tried I could not figure out
>where the border was. One thing I also find a litlle interesting is how
>borders run around border crossings. Last weekend I found an areal shot of
>the main German-Danish border crossing and then I cross checked with a
>topograhic map, and without the map I would not have guessed the border.
>Well acording to the map it seams like when the border hit the Danish border
>control house it ran in the middle of the street until it hit the German
>post.
>
>Tell me of someone pass the US-MX border by foot at Tijuana, do you know
>exactly when you pass the line?
yes
bills picture is right on
& i also have visited the same boundary but a bit west of where he was
in fact right on the beach at imperial beach ca
where the look & smell of raw sewage are rampant in the surf
& signs of dont eat the mollusks etc around here baby assault you from all
sides
& a berlin wall to shame the berlin wall glowers all along the beach as far
as the eye can see landward & quite a distance into the ocean as well
what is so interesting to me in all this tho is that there actually is an
international medley tridivisional point right there at the south side of
the berlin wall exactly 20 meters east of the high tide line
this is the point where the mexican near equivalent of canadas crown waters
which i would call mexican federal coastal waters & littoral combined
meets the facing states of california & baja california norte
the tripoint is however not visible but only imaginable from the united
states & it actually requires a trip into mexico at bills border checkpoint
or beyond to approach & behold this strange but legally real international
point mxus2cabcmx
i dont recommend it unless you are the sort to go for the dirty disgusting
nasty sort of job that nobody wants but somebodys got to do
>
>>everyone can have a world class adventure pointing anywhere on any level
>>
>>but the world class of the multipoints themselves is by definition the
>>multinational class
>>& we impoverished north americans will just have to learn to eat that
>>
>>man we would actually have to fly in commercial airplanes or drive all the
>>way to the freakin third world to even get a whiff of a multinational point
>>
>>& should we acquire a real appetite for them
>>like say by actually bounding off to guatemala
>>which has a monopolistic grip upon our poor continental supply
>>we would then find we still cant drive on to south america to scarf up some
>>more because there is no freakin road to there yet
>>
>>so a person just cant get more than 2 multinationals from here without
>>leaving terra firma herself
>>& both of these are difficult to impossible anyway
>>
>>& that is mainly why i am collecting the world class vicariously thru
>>internet search & people like you with any to share
>>
>>at the same time i am curious to learn about the internal danish tripoints
>>& those of other countries
>
>I am sorry but Denmark don't have tripoint.
wait
are you absolutely sure of that
are you certain there are no maritime tripoints like dedkse dknose
dicknose that is to much
dedknl dkgbno
nor quadripoint dedkplse
nor quintipoint dedgbknlno
are you absolutely certain
none of these probabilities can be dismissed out of hand
there may even be some members who could resolve these questions for us
without delay
but i am not ready to write denmark off for a multinational
in fact i would be willing to bet you a plug of the currencies of all 7
countries potentially involved here that there does already exist at least
one danish multinational point a short cruise from your home
Until six days ago there were
>only one border, not there is two with the bridge to Sweden.
only one land border
now one land border plus one bridge border
& of course bridge borders such as this are essentially maritime anyway
so the idea of this & other maritime borders converging into multipoints
somewhere or other & yet not normally shown on maps because they are
slightly esoteric & not very real to the average landlubber is not so
unthinkable
but do you know where your national boundaries actually end
& how hard would it be for you to somehow ask your government for an
official answer to this question
perhaps it even has a book like our american bible
i know canada does
& i would love to see that one too btw
but i am not going to just sit here & let you just presume your country out
of all its potential or actual maritime territory as if it were the virgin
islands or scandinavia or something
anyway
more fish to fry
or dont you agree
m