Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] espt road surface<br/>
Date: Mar 02, 2006 @ 15:09<br/>
Author: aletheia kallos (aletheia kallos &lt;aletheiak@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-855988044">well ok guys but pavement changes dont really define a<br/>
border<br/>
let alone define it clearly <br/>
nor do they necessarily nor even usually mark it<br/>
tho they do frequently accompany it at fairly close<br/>
range<br/>
as these lovely pix make clear by showing not 1 but 2<br/>
distinct pavement changes in close proximity to each<br/>
other & to a border sign as well<br/>
which however also doesnt necessarily define or<br/>
exactly mark the border either<br/>
<br/>
nor does the contemplation of spain & portugal with<br/>
poland in a single thought necessarily lead us to an<br/>
actual multipointing topic or multiple event of any<br/>
sort<br/>
tho it does at least attain to & constitute a somewhat<br/>
multifold reality <br/>
which we might use to <br/>
polish <br/>
our multidimensional perception & ability<br/>
just as practice with juggling say 2 oranges may<br/>
eventually lead to real competence in juggling <br/>
with 3 or more <br/>
apples<br/>
<br/>
& i would have suggested<br/>
as i have in the past<br/>
that you resort to our companion offshoot group <br/>
borderpoint<br/>
whenever your interest is just international borders<br/>
rather than multipointing<br/>
tho i see their topic too seems to keep morphing &<br/>
diffusing<br/>
so i do appreciate & sympathize with your dilamma of<br/>
finding yourselves between a cushion & soft place<br/>
but please have a little regard also for why we at<br/>
least have agreed to foregather here at the original<br/>
multipointing central<br/>
<br/>
our interest here remains <br/>
especially & expressly<br/>
finding & researching etc multiple geopolitical<br/>
boundary points <br/>
<br/>
& if we happen to talk about everything else under the<br/>
sun too<br/>
we do so in service & or surrogacy to this precise but<br/>
manifold aim<br/>
rather than because anything else under the sun is or<br/>
equals this aim<br/>
<br/>
so thanxxx for your patience & good humor & critical<br/>
discernment too<br/>
<br/>
--- Roger McCutcheon &lt;<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:rogerdwmac@...">rogerdwmac@...</a>&gt; wrote:<br/>
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<blockquote><span title="ireply"> &gt; I was surprised to see the border between Spain and<br/>
&gt; Portugal being so <br/>
&gt; clearly defined, but even more surprised that that<br/>
&gt; information came from <br/>
&gt; Poland!    Roger. <br/>
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