--- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "I M Naanu" <imnaanu@y...> wrote:
> Acroorca2002:
> Please refer my earlier email #8054 having attached to it a
map
> showing internal boundaries of UAE.
> You can see a small parcel belonging to Sharjah at Dibba.
Please take
> a look.
yes thank you
if indeed i have found it there
& that makes it look like a single tripoint
do you agree
if so
all the better to have a single focus
> I have heard other stories about the 3 wise men, but they are
> somewhat different and Eastern in origin, not probably
acceptable by
> a modern christian. Anyway, that would be a topic not quite
belonging
> to this forum!
thank you again
i was wanting to accommodate your request for comment
on principle
& also to satisfy my multisovereign interest in the 3 kings
no questions of religiosity here tho
& apologies if i gave that impression
i mean
i love our divinity but it seems the religions are killing everyone
cheers
> Bye,
> I M Na'anu
>
>
>
> --- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "acroorca2002" <orc@o...> wrote:
> > --- In BoundaryPoint@y..., I M Naanu
> >
> > > Another place I would like to visit in the near future is the
> village
> > of Dibba, which you can see on this map (upper right) which
is
> > actually divided between 2 emirates, Fujairah and Sharjah,
and a
> > third, Oman. I just want to see this place
> > >
> > > Please comment.
> > >
> > > OMNMShVY
> >
> > thanxx for the gifts & the request
> >
> > the fascinating tri sovereign town of dibba or daba
> > possibly unique in the world
> > was first brought to our attention by arif
> > in his 22 dec 00 entry under
> > http://members.aol.com/marismits/WeirdGeo.htm
> >
> > & tho he dismissed at that time the notion that dibba could
be
> > the point of origin of the legendary
> > 3 kings of orient
> > aka the magi or the wise men
> > i have to wonder now upon further reflection
> > whether the also legendary gifts of these potentates
> > namely frankincense & myrrh
> > dont at least tend to pinpoint them somewhere in eastern
arabia
> > & thus lend credence to what might otherwise seem a
> > preposterous idea
> >
> > & besides
> > what other town could they have come from
> >
> > so i wonder if there isnt any local tradition there to support
this
> > conjecture
> >
> > also when you visit
> > please keep an eye out
> > if you would
> > for the trisovereign points that must occur in that town
> > probably at least 2 in number
> > if i am visualizing the topology of the borders correctly
> >
> > a local detail map would be an enormous boon as well
> > should you be able to find or create one
> >
> > vis tecum