Hi Grant,

the two Cypriot villages are very easy to visit,
as there are no borders whatsoever between British
and Cypriot territories - for someone actually looking
for signs of boundaries this is in fact annoying. :)
I have only passed the power station road on a bus,
so I don't know whether one can visit it.

Rolf

>Musing on the freedom of access to some enclaves: Busingen, Madha,
>Campione, Llivia, Baarle, through which one can drive or walk without
>hindrance. Access to the ex-USSR enclaves is hampered by minefields
>and men with guns, from what I read, although I do recall Colin
>Thubron visiting a Fergana enclave in The Lost Heart of Asia. And
>access to the Indian/Bangla enclaves seems to be made difficult
>largely because of administrative confusion, if I remember one of
>Brendan's postings correctly (for a foreigner, that is - of course
>there are other major impediments to the movement of Indian and
>Bangaladeshi citizens back and forth). So I'm left wondering about
>the situation in Belarus and Cyprus. Does anyone know how easy it is
>to cross from Belarus into the Russian exclave? And Rolf, Jesper,
>anyone else who's been to Cyprus - was it easy to get into the two
>settlement enclaves? (I imagine the power station might be difficult
>to enter just because it's a power station!)
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>Grant
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