Subject: Neum<br/>
Date: Jun 02, 2001 @ 20:55<br/>
Author: Peter Smaardijk (&quot;Peter Smaardijk&quot; &lt;smaardijk@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1645872412">You don&#39;t look for a just day or so on your computer, and you get a <br/>
real avalanche of beautiful pictures! Brilliant stuff, Dallen.<br/>
<br/>
The Croatian/Bosnian border got me wondering once again: the Bosnian <br/>
salt water is probably internal, and surrounded by internal waters of <br/>
Croatia as well, because the sea inlet is most probably shut off by a <br/>
(Croatian) base line. Does this make the Croatian state a continuous <br/>
one in this respect, and Bosnia landlocked? I&#39;d say it does, legally.<br/>
<br/>
Nicely coloured border posts, in the colours of the new flag! Looks <br/>
like you can get your soft drinks there, too. This flag is the second <br/>
one of B&H, the first one was a white flag with a coat-of-arms. This <br/>
new one was designed by the Spanish E.U. envoy to B&H C. Westendorp, <br/>
or so I heard, and is nicknamed &quot;the corn flakes flag&quot;, because the <br/>
design is said to resemble that on a package of the cereal...<br/>
<br/>
Peter S.</div>