dude
the foregoing poignancies do make it seem that both frgmsz & chksmgrs are
now knocking for admission into the world class
at least i would like to have & enshrine the benefit of jespers & my
research on these points or nonpoints named in full below
however incipient
& it appears we have discerned at least half a dozen probable names for
cross indexing them by
so is there any easy way our egroup messages such as this can be made to
funnel into our corner corner files & indexes so anyone speaking any
language & of any punctological persuasion could later zero right in on them
i know i never ask much but i also know we have the technology so we can do
anything we want
m
>Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2000 17:15:49 -0400
>To: BoundaryPoint@egroups.com
>From: michael donner <m@...>
>Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Corners
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>jesper
>
>mapquest dot com
>which is usually pretty fair to good for zeroing in on the multipoints but
>not absolutely reliable
>shows the france germany switzerland tripoint just nw of basel & in the
>middle of the rhine i believe
>
>in iso it is chdefr
>possibly pronounced chowdifer
>& probably does mean it is in a fish soup bearing waterway in that case
>
>& in fips frgmsz
>or frogmess
>same thing mutatis mutandis
>
>so it is looking like you will need a better map & gps & a water taxi
>
>m
>
>
>
>>Hi
>>
>>This is my first mail to the group.
>>
>>Does anyone have information on the corner of France/Switzerland/Germany? It
>>should be within the city of Basel, but so far I had no luck. I just got an
>>e-mail from a fellow Danish border-freak (gone on holidays) who told me
>>about a hotelroom on the FR/CH border. He didn't tell me where! Do any of
>>you know?
>>
>>Checking out my may I noticed what could be another 4-corner point
>>Russia/China/Mongolia/Kazahstan. Anyone know of this corner?
>>
>>Jesper
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>>Visit Border Pictures
>>http://www.image.dk/~jesniel/border/border.htm
>>
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