Subject: More about the Lloydminster Border Marker Towers<br/>
Date: May 31, 2003 @ 00:59<br/>
Author: Doug Murray (Doug Murray &lt;doug@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-2096351736">This news article says they&#39;re gone:<br/>
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<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.marnieko.com/towers.htm">http://www.marnieko.com/towers.htm</a>  (dated Sept 10, 2001)<br/>
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But I would think that they are back if the Lloydminster city site has<br/>
them on their website.<br/>
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This got me thinking about Jesper&#39;s question as to the actual location <br/>
of the border.  I doubt Alberta would build a highway right on the <br/>
border.  My thinking is that the border should be on the east side of <br/>
the highway.  Of course, as our border expeditions have shown, borders <br/>
don&#39;t follow logic!<br/>
<br/>
Doug</div>