Subject: border jail clave breakout afoot<br/>
Date: Dec 18, 2003 @ 01:33<br/>
Author: barbaria_longa@hotmail.com (barbaria_longa@...)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1121811093">finally <br/>
& probably illegally <br/>
joined the las cruces public library today so i can get online on <br/>
days when the state university library is closed<br/>
without pawning my drivers license & waiting on 2 lines <br/>
as i previously had to do while foisting my technically expired <br/>
quince dias visitors permit off as still valid<br/>
<br/>
but more importantly<br/>
a chance encounter with an extremely knowledgeable clerk in the road <br/>
atlas department of an office max store has convinced me that there <br/>
is indeed an escape hatch from my border jail clave <br/>
via a dusty & gated but public back road<br/>
traveling nnw from radium springs<br/>
that runs thru the gap between the border post on the river valley <br/>
road & the border post on the interstate<br/>
& you can see it all at both topozone & terraserver <br/>
with the projected smuggling route fairly hugging the west side of <br/>
the freeway most of the way from exit 19 to exit 32<br/>
<br/>
so i expect it will be right under the eyes of the border patrol <br/>
there near the rest area<br/>
& thus rather hair raising & eyeball popping<br/>
but worth a dry test run first thing tomorrow i would guess</div>