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Yes, Pepijn - would be nice seeing the
actual photograph taken at the border-
usually auxiliary border markers are
labelled a, b, c and so on, so it doesn't
mean a-uxiliary...
but the concrete thing you mention sounds
very much like a boundary marker - and
the number fits in as well...
Peter H.
-------Original Message-------
From: Pepijn Hendriks
Date: Saturday, June
30, 2001 15:54:19
Subject:
[BoundaryPoint] Kerkrade border pillar picture taken from me standing at the Kerkrade-sign at the border. Underneath this sign there was a pillar, which I assumed to be a border pillar. This pillar was not very explicitly marked as a border pillar, though. It was concrete, nothing fancy, it carried no country indications etc. The only thing is that it was numbered: 232a. My questions are the following. Was this actually an official border pillar? If so, what does this _a_ mean? Is it an 'auxiliary' pillar to pillar 232 proper? And can anybody confirm that the building next to the pillar (at the left hand side, seen from Germany; direction south-west) actually straddles the border? (If need be, the actualy picture can be provided.) -Pepijn -- pepijnh@... -- http://www.bigfoot.com/~pepijnh -- ICQ - 6033220 Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ |
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