Subject: re customs museum
Date: May 22, 2006 @ 20:02
Author: aletheia kallos (aletheia kallos <aletheiak@...>)
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--- In BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "Brendan Whyte"
<bwhyte@...> wrote:
>
> I visited the Zoll Museum outside AAchen today; they
have a boundary pillar from the
> temporary border the Dutch advanced into Germany
from 1949 unitl the mid 1950s;
>
> And an entire bear confiscated by customs officials
in Hamburg.
>
> Brendan

well youve stumped us good this time doctor
for the multipointing connection

so please let us know what it is next time you drop by


at first i just imagined this museum or bear or dutch
advance or pillar must involve some surprise tripoint
or tripoints
just like that german tv station did
but in fact i couldnt turn anything up at all in this
case
on my first perusal of your data anyway


save for the fact that aachen is near bedenl of course

so maybe just that is your point here


but i also had to wonder if you werent suggesting this
dutch advance may have had some effect on bedenl
herself
& or created or displaced some other major tripoint
etc
& so i looked into the topic a bit to resolve my
puzzlement

&
not that i fully trust the following info for a moment
mind you
but wikipedia mentions the 1949 dutch advance as
actually several distinct advances
& incidentally claims they were not undone until 1963

the areas of border displacements purportedly involved
tho are not around bedenl
but were supposedly adjacent to the limburg chicken
neck
& also to gelderland up north near arnhem


& of course just about everything forms tripoints with
just about everything adjacent to itself on some level
so maybe thats what you meant too

but if you would focus your multidimensional intention
for us
or just give us another clue so we are not left to
guess quite so wildly for it
i know it would be appreciated


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