Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: Just another day at the office...<br/>
Date: Jan 08, 2003 @ 08:08<br/>
Author: Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Ernst Stavro Blofeld &lt;blofeld_es@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-421973055"><blockquote><span title="ireply">&gt; but can i suggest giving a precis or even just a<br/>
&gt; highlight or 2<br/>
&gt; in this case & whenever linking to nonenglish &or<br/>
&gt; otherwise <br/>
&gt; challenging sites<br/>
&gt; so everyone here has at least a chance to get what<br/>
&gt; you find <br/>
&gt; interesting or extraordinary enough to bring<br/>
<br/>
 </span></blockquote>Yes, you are quite right. I apologize.<br/>
<br/>
The first link is about the marking of borderstone<br/>
number 89 on the border between the Austrian provinces<br/>
Vorarlberg and Tirol. The marker is a stone set in<br/>
concrete, with a broze plate nearby. The document<br/>
tells very briefly about the event, and shows a few<br/>
small pictures.<br/>
<br/>
The second link, that may or may not have been posted<br/>
here before, is a summary of the changes of the border<br/>
between Germany and Poland and its border markers<br/>
since 1945. The document states changes that have been<br/>
made in the border, and shows pictures of different<br/>
types of border markers. As you are doubtlessly aware<br/>
the border is marked with the double poles that seem<br/>
to be fairly common in eastern Europe.<br/>
<br/>
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