Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Tripoints in Europe<br/>
Date: Jul 24, 2000 @ 08:52<br/>
Author: michael donner (michael donner &lt;m@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-904207341">nice work peter<br/>
this is truly huge to behold & contemplate<br/>
& we are now well on our way to covering the whole world<br/>
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my most pleasant surprise was to see a pair of twins indicated for<br/>
moldova romania ukraine<br/>
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i wonder do you mean by this  1 continental one  & 1 within the black sea<br/>
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& if so<br/>
is this latter point the only maritime tp on the list<br/>
or are there others you may be aware of<br/>
either already on the list  or eventually needing to be added<br/>
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i know it is a messy area & a messy bunch of questions<br/>
nor do they need responses now<br/>
<br/>
i am also researching & following a hot lead in this area & will report<br/>
anything i find<br/>
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also  in your earlier message<br/>
it was very gratifying for me to learn of your many successes<br/>
<br/>
man i almost even share that south american one with you<br/>
<br/>
i remember i had to skip right past the iguazu falls at close range because<br/>
rides were so hard to come by around there in 1967<br/>
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& this wonderful tp game hadnt even occurred to me yet back then either<br/>
so it was a classic case of youth having been wasted on the young<br/>
<br/>
as you must know<br/>
& others can see at <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.info.lncc.br/wrmkkk/amap1.jpg">http://www.info.lncc.br/wrmkkk/amap1.jpg</a><br/>
the main roads run by only a few miles away from the tp<br/>
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hey are you sure you dont have a few asians & africans stashed away in<br/>
reserve there too tho<br/>
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in any case it does seem i am right in considering you the king of kings<br/>
at least until someone with more multinationals in the bag shows up<br/>
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frankly i doubt such a person exists in reality tho<br/>
<br/>
like have you ever bumped into or heard of any other serious candidate in<br/>
the world class<br/>
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i certainly havent<br/>
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i know jesper mentioned he may have heard someone may have written a book<br/>
about european tripoints like jacks book of american ones<br/>
but somehow i imagine such a person &or book if real would have surfaced by now<br/>
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it pleased me also to learn from you that my westquaistrasse & navigation<br/>
channel guesses were right on at basle<br/>
<br/>
i imagine<br/>
even if a marker buoy on the exact tripoint spot is precluded for being a<br/>
shipping hazard<br/>
it would still be possible to specially decorate the closest existing<br/>
navigational buoy to the tripoint in the adjacent waters of each of the 3<br/>
countries<br/>
so as to help visitors & photographers focus quickly on the exact spot &<br/>
then scurry out of the way before the next run of barges blows thru etc<br/>
<br/>
anyway hitting & running like hell in between river traffic like that is<br/>
how we did a few tps here<br/>
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well<br/>
in every case thanxx to you & all for making such a zany discussion however<br/>
desultory even conceivable<br/>
for i feel the good stuff is just beginning to flow<br/>
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m</div>