Subject: Re: Wales and England border question<br/>
Date: Aug 20, 2002 @ 08:16<br/>
Author: prattson (&quot;prattson&quot; &lt;m.a.pratt@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-138843370">Hay-on-Wye is an interesting little town right on the border - and <br/>
has the added bonus of being home to some of the world&#39;s best second-<br/>
hand bookstores.<br/>
<br/>
m a r t i n<br/>
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<blockquote><span title="qreply"> --- In BoundaryPoint@y..., Dallen Timothy &lt;dtimothy@a...&gt; wrote:<br/>
&gt; <br/>
&gt; Also, I&#39;ll be traveling to England/Wales in a few weeks and am <br/>
wondering if<br/>
&gt; anyone knows about the border demarcation between these two (shall <br/>
I say)<br/>
&gt; countries. It seems like I saw some old topos (don&#39;t remember <br/>
scale), which<br/>
&gt; showed some border markers on the ground, but a look at some more <br/>
recent<br/>
&gt; topos (1986) doesn&#39;t show any markers. I was also in the UK a <br/>
couple of<br/>
&gt; years ago and asked my colleague to stop at the English-Welsh <br/>
border so I<br/>
&gt; could look around, but there were no border markers that I could <br/>
see--only a<br/>
&gt; welcome to Wales sign (in Welsh and English), which as Peter <br/>
always points<br/>
&gt; out, was probably not too close to the actual line. </span></blockquote></div>