Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] nm-tx-chih<br/>
Date: Apr 17, 2006 @ 12:30<br/>
Author: aletheia kallos (aletheia kallos &lt;aletheiak@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-532385931">nicely done doctor <br/>
& glad to hear from you<br/>
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anyone not receiving emails can see your pix at<br/>
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& <br/>
tho the borders are of course all wrong here<br/>
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& the rio much higher than you found it besides<br/>
still the line of rocks can be spotted & zoomed &<br/>
followed to the wet tripoint position<br/>
just as you did on foot in paying the best known visit<br/>
there in history<br/>
<br/>
my own tries at wading in to the deepest point were<br/>
interrupted by officious border patrol & other ominous<br/>
stuff from which i was lucky to just make good my<br/>
escapes<br/>
so it gives me a lot of satisfaction to learn you<br/>
nailed the point so well<br/>
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--- Victor Cantore &lt;<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:drpotatoes@...">drpotatoes@...</a>&gt; wrote:<br/>
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<blockquote><span title="ireply"> &gt; howdy folks not  posted in a loooong while.<br/>
&gt;    <br/>
&gt;   a few months back i was fortunate enough to visit<br/>
&gt; the new mexico/texas/chihuahua, mexico tripoint at<br/>
&gt; el paso, tx. its quite easy to get there, and maybe<br/>
&gt; about a half mile off the main paved road. here&#39;s<br/>
&gt; the photos. <br/>
&gt;    <br/>
&gt;   photo 1<br/>
&gt;   to the left of the rocks is NM, right is CHIH and<br/>
&gt; the factory in the background is in TX.<br/>
&gt;    <br/>
&gt;   photo 2<br/>
&gt;   waded out into the rio puddle (grande) and snapped<br/>
&gt; this shot looking south into CHIH. fence on left is<br/>
&gt; in tx, in fact the entire left side of the river is<br/>
&gt; tx. NM is in the foreground on the right, and at<br/>
&gt; about where the weeds start on the right is the<br/>
&gt; beginning of CHIH. actually wet tp is somewhere in<br/>
&gt; the middle of a puddle.<br/>
&gt;    <br/>
&gt;   photo 3<br/>
&gt;   (in the distance) yahoo! amnesty. i later saw all<br/>
&gt; 6 return shortly after the photo was shot. as you<br/>
&gt; can see the border is a series of the world&#39;s most<br/>
&gt; secure rocks.<br/>
&gt;    <br/>
&gt;   victor<br/>
&gt;    <br/>
&gt;    <br/>
&gt;    <br/>
&gt;    <br/>
&gt; <br/>
&gt;             P1010041<br/>
&gt;           P1010073<br/>
&gt;           P1010056<br/>
&gt; <br/>
&gt; <br/>
&gt; <br/>
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