Subject: Fwd: Tokary (PL)- Takary (BY)<br/>
Date: Jul 02, 2003 @ 12:53<br/>
Author: Artur Kroc (Artur Kroc &lt;kroc@interia.pl&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1990028445"><blockquote><span title="qreply">&gt; Recently I&#39;ve visited Tokary. To 1945 it was typical polish village on<br/>
&gt; east. But then it was artifically divided between Poland and USSR. Border<br/>
&gt; divided village in two. Now are two villages: Tokary (PL) and Takary<br/>
&gt; (BY).<br/>
&gt; In Tokary main road goes directly east through the village and suddenly<br/>
&gt; turns right. From this palce pavement road towards to the border. 200 m<br/>
&gt; further is barbed wire and two border marks: polish and byelorussian.<br/>
&gt; There&#39;s no border crossing. People, who want travel from Tokary to Takary<br/>
&gt; must go to nearest border crossing in Polowce (about 20 km oneway). More<br/>
&gt; infos (polish):<br/>
&gt; <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://tygodnik.com.pl/numer/277335/zubkowicz.html">http://tygodnik.com.pl/numer/277335/zubkowicz.html</a><br/>
&gt; My friend wanted to make a picture of bordermarks. But he was caught by<br/>
&gt; polish border guard. Fortunately, he was only reprimended and wasn&#39;t<br/>
&gt; deported to Lukashenko&#39;s country.<br/>
&gt; </span></blockquote></div>