Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Summer Quiz<br/>
Date: Aug 23, 2001 @ 21:11<br/>
Author: Harry ten Veen (&quot;Harry ten Veen&quot; &lt;pa8km@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-123287029">I give no clue&#39;s about the date.<br/>
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But,<br/>
Peter, nr. 1 is not near Dinxperlo, but near Overdinkel/Driland.<br/>
<br/>
Btw I visted both places on different days.<br/>
I took photo&#39;s of all three sides of # 1. Unfortunately it was a dark and<br/>
very rainy day, I hope the pictures are any good....<br/>
Also I crossed along the Dinxperlo/Suderwick frontier and of course visited<br/>
the Grenslandmuseum.<br/>
<br/>
On another occassion I tried to visit the<br/>
Overijssel/Gelderland/Germany(=Nordrhein-Westfalen) tripoint (may I call<br/>
that a tripoint?).<br/>
But I had to go through a cornfield or a meadow with big brown cows in it;<br/>
the family and I decided it was better to come back in winter..<br/>
So that was a failed attempt on this &quot;split-double tripoint&quot; ;-(<br/>
<br/>
......and<br/>
come to think of it;<br/>
#1 could be called a &quot;double-split tripoint&quot; nowadays.<br/>
<br/>
Are there any &quot;split-double-split quadripoints&quot;?<br/>
Does this make any sense?<br/>
<br/>
gl<br/>
Harry<br/>
<br/>
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<blockquote><span title="qreply"> ----- Original Message -----<br/>
&gt; I hope so, because I don&#39;t know anything about this stone. The oldest<br/>
&gt; one I know is the famous Bombs&#39; Bernard one, the old tripoint<br/>
&gt; Netherlands/Hanover/Prussia (see msg. 1698, NL Dinxpeerlo Grenzstein<br/>
&gt; 01.JPG, although it is nowhere near Dinxperlo). This stone is about<br/>
&gt; half a century younger, but is triangular, and has coats-of-arms on<br/>
&gt; it.<br/>
&gt;<br/>
&gt; I wonder what stone can top that?<br/>
&gt;<br/>
&gt; Peter S. </span></blockquote></div>