Subject: Re: Estonia-Russia borderpix from Andres<br/>
Date: Jun 16, 2001 @ 16:23<br/>
Author: bjbutler@bjbsoftware.com (bjbutler@...)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-902024881">Very interesting, but I believe this is lesson 2 in boundary <br/>
seduction.  Jane clearly set the standard at New Mexico - Oklahoma - <br/>
Texas, as shown at this link:<br/>
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<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.bjbsoftware.com/corners/photos/NMOKTXJane.jpg">http://www.bjbsoftware.com/corners/photos/NMOKTXJane.jpg</a><br/>
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BJB<br/>
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<blockquote><span title="qreply"> --- In BoundaryPoint@y..., &quot;Peter Hering&quot; &lt;hering@m...&gt; wrote:<br/>
&gt; Dear boundary freaks,<br/>
&gt; attached pls find three pictures from<br/>
&gt; the Estonian-Russian border, taken<br/>
&gt; by Andres, our new member from<br/>
&gt; Estonia, in August last year.<br/>
&gt; Also attached a map of the Ee-Ru<br/>
&gt; border region, scale 1:150.000,<br/>
&gt; where the  location of his pictures<br/>
&gt; can be spotted - plus a diagram<br/>
&gt; conc. this peculiar boundary line...!<br/>
&gt; Should my scan turn out to be unclear,<br/>
&gt; here&#39;s Andres&#39; explanation from the<br/>
&gt; letter:<br/>
&gt; quote:<br/>
&gt; &quot;In addition, as you can see in the map,<br/>
&gt; according to Estonian-Russian agreement<br/>
&gt; between foreign ministries, there will be<br/>
&gt; some changes near the village &quot;Sesniki&quot;.<br/>
&gt; But this needs to be ratified by Russian<br/>
&gt; Parliament - therefore the situation remains<br/>
&gt; the same because of bad relations&quot;.<br/>
&gt; <br/>
&gt; *also an interesting place - the village &quot;Dupki&quot;.<br/>
&gt; -end quote-<br/>
&gt; Additional remarks received by mail:<br/>
&gt; the yellow tapes that can be spotted on the left hand<br/>
&gt; side of the road on pix 2+3 are temporary boundary<br/>
&gt; markers by the Estonian gov&#39;t in order to warn<br/>
&gt; people against illegal crossings... both boundary<br/>
&gt; markers to be admired are Russian...<br/>
&gt; (and b.marker no. 485 must be a lucky one...<br/>
&gt; dear GCEBE participants: this must be lesson one<br/>
&gt; in how to seduce boundary markers...!-personal<br/>
&gt; remark Peter H.)<br/>
&gt; Attachments being sent in two mails!!!!<br/>
&gt; Regards<br/>
&gt; Peter H. </span></blockquote></div>