Subject: Re: Drielandensteen<br/>
Date: Dec 05, 2001 @ 03:20<br/>
Author: orc@orcoast.com (orc@...)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-271316561">very nice  harry<br/>
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it is good to see a capital class a<br/>
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& this monument certainly deserves it<br/>
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while normally the class designations refer only to the precise tripoints themselves rather than to the monuments in their entirety<br/>
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because sometimes you can have a monument & still not know where on the monument the precise point falls<br/>
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& may i add that the little de lutte triangular stone  or number 20  directly above this tall triangular stone on your page remains the leading candidate for the oldest working international boundary stone in the world  following a recent challenge  if only we could find the paperwork to confirm it  <br/>
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m<br/>
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<blockquote><span title="qreply"> --- In BoundaryPoint@y..., &quot;Harry ten Veen&quot; &lt;pa8km@a...&gt; wrote:<br/>
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&gt; In March 2001 we discussed this bordermarker, nr. 862-1 near Overdinkel<br/>
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&gt; (nl).<br/>
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&gt; It is a triangular stone on the tripoint Netherlands/Niedersachsen/Nordrhein<br/>
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&gt; Westfalen.<br/>
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&gt; We even wondered what the third side would look like.<br/>
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&gt; Well finally I have put this stone (after a class A visit on 12th August) on<br/>
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&gt; my humble website.<br/>
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&gt; It was a rainy and dark day, so I had to use my cameras flash light. I hope<br/>
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&gt; the quality of the photos is sufficient.<br/>
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&gt; I invite you to visit my website<br/>
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&gt; <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://leden.tref.nl/~veenhh/borderland.htm">http://leden.tref.nl/~veenhh/borderland.htm</a><br/>
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&gt; - enter BorderLand, click on &quot;national&quot; and find Overijssel as third<br/>
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&gt; section.<br/>
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&gt; - click on the little photo to see the full Overijssel page.<br/>
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&gt; There is also a link to a (topo)map.<br/>
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&gt; gl<br/>
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&gt; Harry ten Veen </span></blockquote></div>