PERSONALLY, I WOULD BE INTERESTED IN A BORDER THAT WENT
THROUGH A BAR. I AM SURE FELLOW BORDER FREAKS WOULD BE INTERESTED IN JOINING ME
ON SUCH A QUEST. DOES SUCH A BORDER EXIST. I BELIEVE ONE DOES
BETWEEN EIRE AND NORTHERN IRELAND ( AS WELL AS CANADA AND THE USA. AND OF COURSE
THE FAMOUS BEER SHOP IN BAARLE.
ANYONE KNOW THERE WHEREABOUTS OF SUCH BORDER. PLEASE
ANSWER MY THRIST (FOR KNOWLEDGE OF COURSE!)
Liechtenstein - Austria and parts of Liechtenstein - Switzerland: This
requires serious rock climbing. Anybody interested joining me? Will probably
turn out to be a good week's tour, with ropes and the "usual" climbing
gear.
Wolfgang
I've compiled a
list of borders which are (theoretically) 'do-able',
ie. they are short
enough that they can be completely covered,
surveyed and photographed in a
day or two (or three :D). The idea is
that rather than having the odd
photo now and then, a complete survey
of the border could be put online. I
myself plan to do the San Marino
border completely in a year or
so.
Anyway, here's the list:
EUROPE
Monaco - France (4.4
km/2.7 miles)
Liechtenstein - Austria (34.9 km/21 miles)
Liechtenstein -
Switzerland (41.1 km/25 miles)
San Marino - Italy (39 km/24.2
miles)
Vatican City - Italy (3.2 km/1.9 miles)
Croatia - Montenegro (25
km/15 miles - applicable when Mont. votes
for independence next year, as
it inevitably will)
ASIA
North Korea - Russia (19 km/11.8
miles)
AFRICA
Algeria - Western Sahara (42 km/26 miles)
Djibouti
- Somalia (Somaliland) (58 km/36 miles)
CARIBBEAN
Saint Maarten
(Netherlands Antilles) - Saint Martin (Guadeloupe -
France) (10.2 km/6.3
miles)
Cuba - Guantanamo Bay (USA) (29 km/18 miles - probably hard to do,
not a 'proper' boundary anyway)
Of course, there are many
others that could be covered within a week
or two as well, however, these
are the shortest ones that could be
done over a weekend. Any
additions/corrections?
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