Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] St. Maarten<br/>
Date: Aug 14, 2000 @ 16:18<br/>
Author: michael donner (michael donner &lt;m@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-747933870">just indeed jesper<br/>
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for what a freakin nother map this is<br/>
& story<br/>
juxtaposing wonderland & paradise yet<br/>
& with a jerusalem hearty joke for tri country<br/>
<br/>
as if the frnl marriage so nearly celebrated around bruges & antwerp<br/>
attains in st martin paradisal consummation<br/>
<br/>
for legally the st martin paradises are as domestic french & dutch as the<br/>
hawaiian or key west paradises are domestic american<br/>
<br/>
so no wonder the freakin pyramid in the previous movie<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
yet the terrestrial third party countries here are interesting too<br/>
<br/>
of course their tripoints will be or are already maritime terrestrial<br/>
but in this case that is the next closest thing to heavenly<br/>
<br/>
continuing west from the west end of the frnl boundary shown on your map we<br/>
should ultimately encounter the tp frgbnl<br/>
since the first foreign land in that general direction is british anguilla<br/>
& travelling from the east end of this map east & south we should<br/>
eventually encounter the formerly british but now independent state of st<br/>
kitts & nevis<br/>
at the tp frknnl<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
perhaps also this is a good time to ask whether you<br/>
  &or anyone else who is cocreating the world class<br/>
would like to allow the maritime tps in<br/>
<br/>
bottom line appears to be a matter of taste<br/>
& also of whether there are in all about 163 members  or about 323<br/>
<br/>
m<br/>
<br/>
<blockquote><span title="qreply"> &gt;    Just another link to St. Martin/St Maarten  <br/>
&gt;<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.st-maarten.com/home.html">http://www.st-maarten.com/home.html</a>   Jesper<br/>
&gt;   ----- Original Message -----    From:    &lt;mailto:<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:jparsell@...">jparsell@...</a><br/>
&gt;title=<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:jparsell@...">jparsell@...</a>&gt;Jack Parsell       To: Bill    Hanrahan    Sent:<br/>
&gt;Saturday, August 12, 2000 4:32    PM   Subject: [BoundaryPoint] brass pin<br/>
&gt;at    ksmook      For micheal, and others who are interested, here    are<br/>
&gt;pictures taken June 1991    at ksmook.  You are familiar with the stone<br/>
&gt;cairn which is also shown in 1999       shot in Corner Corner. However, in<br/>
&gt;1991 there was a marker pole above the    brass pin in the center of the<br/>
&gt;old road as shown in the lower view of Jack and    Joyce Parsell and Clark<br/>
&gt;Hall, instead of    the pothole shown in the 1999 picture       in Corner<br/>
&gt;Corner.       It occurred to me that instead of being a pot    hole, maybe<br/>
&gt;ksmook is a rabbit   hole.  Together with Alice we might get some<br/>
&gt;answers by proceding down    the hole.  Perhaps it would be like going<br/>
&gt;through the looking glass and we    would find that this tripoint has two<br/>
&gt;spatial    arrangements, either cis or trans   geometric isomers.  Or they<br/>
&gt;could be optical    isomers, dextro or laevo, and,    depending on your<br/>
&gt;viewpoint, the brass pin is    either there or it isn&#39;t there.       On<br/>
&gt;the other hand since we are at least partially    in Kansas, perhaps<br/>
&gt;Dorothy   could take us to the wizard for help in finding    our brass<br/>
&gt;pin.  The Missouri    part of us might require further proof, but I&#39;m<br/>
&gt;sure that we&#39;d be OK in the    remaining state.   jack </span></blockquote></div>