Subject: borderline projects<br/>
Date: Sep 07, 2001 @ 17:35<br/>
Author: Andy Martin (Andy Martin &lt;martin@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1646691100">Some more borderline projects:<br/>
<br/>
	1. County tri points. For those wanting something to tackle <br/>
	   closer to home.<br/>
	2. Circumnavigations - hike around lower 48 - or maybe<br/>
	   your home state. I suggested this to Dinesh Desai, who<br/>
	   has hiked the west (ocean) border of CA, but he did<br/>
	   not jump on it ...<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
-----------------  not related to borderlines ---------------------<br/>
<br/>
	3. Watershed tri points. USGS has some online maps of<br/>
	   watershed regions.<br/>
<br/>
<br/>
	Finally, I&#39;m curious if any European members know of persons<br/>
	hiking the provincial high points. In England they hike<br/>
	the county high points - anything similar in France, Germany, etc ?<br/>
<br/>
	Email me at <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="mailto:oldadit@...">oldadit@...</a> if you don&#39;t want to waste group<br/>
	bandwitdth on this ...<br/>
<br/>
			- Andy</div>