Subject: Pics from LV-RU border + comments<br/>
Date: Jan 28, 2003 @ 10:05<br/>
Author: Peter Hering (Peter Hering &lt;hering@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1502941062">Dear boundary Pointers,<br/>
<br/>
Eastern European borders are of special interest these<br/>
years due to the political changes in Europe and the<br/>
enlargement of the E.U. - meaning that Poland and the<br/>
Baltic countries are facing the task of being responsible for<br/>
E.U.&#39;s outer borders - and a new, strict border control. <br/>
<br/>
I found a nice link about the work on the Latvian-Russian<br/>
border... :<br/>
<br/>
www.polyfelt.com/english/17news/details/07news43_detail.htm<br/>
<br/>
These ongoing changes will be part of the enjoyment when<br/>
9 boundary freaks leave CPH on July 9 for the &quot;Great Baltic<br/>
Border Expedition&quot;...!!<br/>
<br/>
A full report is granted !<br/>
<br/>
all yours<br/>
<br/>
Peter Hering<br/>
<br/>
de bedste hilsener<br/>
best regards<br/>
mit freundlichen Grüssen</div>