thanx peter
yes
oregon is still absolutely golden
& the ore is not gone yet
there is even a little covered bridge here that looks like a caricature of
the one in west cornwall
i think for most bp fanatics & followers
the main mystery man of gcebe may have been francis combar
or he may be a member i am still trying to remember
is this the same friend of jacks who has already appeared in his book
in any case
especially if he was previously uncontaminated by us
his impressions of the thing might be most interesting of all
warm regards & keep this life blood flowing
m
>From: "Peter Hering" <hering@...>
>Reply-To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com
>To: <BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com>
>Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] 3pix from GCEBE-trip
>Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2001 11:45:45 +0200 (Rom, sommertid)
>
>Dear Mike,
>thanks for your words of appreciation... I think
>everyone of us enjoyed the GCEBE, despite of
>some cold and wet weather strikes - a full report to come
>later...!
>After this trip, some of us want more without any doubt:
>I'm working on a new trip already...!
>(As there's a Danish proverb: once you get "blood on
>your teeth", you can't stop...)
>But first things first:
>full names of participants - on the Vienna picture:
>Francis Combar - Jack Parsell - Jesper Nielsen -
>Harry ten Veen - Doug Murray plus:
>Rolf Palmberg + Peter Hering.
>warm regards from DK - still enjoying Oregon?
>Peter H.
>
>-------Original Message-------
>
>From: m donner
>Date: Sunday, September 23, 2001 22:49:23
>To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] 3pix from GCEBE-trip
>
>peter
>
>highest congrats & accolades & thanx for the enormously great gcebe
>
>i think i can say for all present that it made our day here for many days
>& was easily the biggest event in the history of bp
>
>
>now does this first pic here mean there were 7 fellow travelers for the
>full
>duration of the journey
>& in any case how about reintroducing them all to us for another curtain
>call
>
>i am not sure i can even recognize everyone by name
>
>
>also can you or anyone summarize the tricountry pointing activity of the
>expedition please
>just so it isnt entirely buried in the blizzard of all the other
>accomplishments
>
>m
>
>
> >From: "Peter Hering"
> >Dear boundary freaks,
> >a couple of days ago I got my pictures from
> >the great GCEBE - you'll be getting a full
> >report on the net by Jesper - BUT:
> >I couldn't help sending you a few in advance:
> >
> >1 - GCEBE group pict. taken in Vienna:
> > standing from le to ri: Francis-Jack-Renate
> > (P's sister)-Jesper-P's mum-Harry and Doug
> > kneeling from le to ri: Rolf (the only non-
> > foreigner in our group) and Peter.
> >2 - Tp At It Si (Austria-Italy-Slovenia) at Mt.Pec/
> > Monte Forno/Ofen - alt.: appr. 1600 m.
> > This monument is completely on Austrian soil
> > and marks the meeting point of three cultures/
> > language groups.
> >3 - same tp: the actual tp boundary marker.
> > RI= Repubblica Italiana RS= Republik Slovenija.
> > (Oe on the reverse side).
> >In our opinion the most beautiful tp on our trip...
> >the ugliest? Well, that'll be a surprise ...!
> >Wait and see...
> >All the best
> >Peter H.
> ><< TpAtItSi2.jpg >>
> ><< TpAtItSi1.jpg >>
> ><< gcebegrouppicturevienna.jpg >>
>
>
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