as place taker mats
as well as a placeholder here in your own right
would you also take a tape measure next time you visit the place
to either confirm or bust the prevailing consensus of the actual
bordercross point position
against the precise measurement data given in the attachment

--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, Ernst Stavro Blofeld
<blofeld_es@y...> wrote:

> --- Wolfgang Schaub
> <Wolfgang.Schaub@c...> wrote:
>
> > one and only top - it comes like an orgasm.
>
> Hrm..
>
> > But enigmas remain, even on summits: What for
> example, is the meaning of the
> > mark "KT" on the trigonometric stone on top of
> Sorgschrofen in Jungholz.
>
> Peter Hering would be able to answer this, but I
> recently learned he does not log on too often so I
> will try to take his place on this one.
>
> Please take a look at the attachment first.
>
> I think we have come to agree that the "KT" on one or
> more stones means "Katasterstein". We think this is a
> reference stone used to determine other geographic
> positions, such as the border stones.
>
> The other stones, labelled "V.St", are probably
> "Versicherungssteine", i. e. extra stones put in place
> to act as a backup, should the position of the
> KT-stone shift for some reason.
>
> Note the measurement grid that has been spun between
> the V.St:s, other points and the KT in the middle.
>
> M
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