hi arif,

is it this region, we are talking about?

regards, chris

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From: Arif Samad

To: BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 4:47 PM

Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Interesting geography in switzerland & My soliloquy

I am a bit biased here. I break out in orgasmic bliss every time a new enclave is discovered or a new great map site is found. To me, geography is the most fun there is and I like those effusive soliloquies from a person who also seem to find geography tons of fun. Sometimes those has supplied us with a thread that ended up in cool discoveries, like when we found the circle towns in the south or even the Martin Garcia enclave. All courts need court jesters even though not all courtesans always favor them. So, don't read the message and delete them if it looks like a soliloquy you don't like. I know people don't always read my messages, so you can do the same for those messages. Has anybody besides Mike even looked at what I meant by the supposed Vaud-Bern border? Anybody wants to look at a detailed map on the Swissgeo, Vaud or Fribourg site and decide whether the border exists or not or is it just a rail-thin corridor of Fribourg. To me it looks like a thin corridor of Fribourg which would mean an incredible 8 coastlines around Lake Neuchatel. Also look at the tiiiiinnnnny Jura-Neuchatel border. I didn't mention the 4-point before but I did say my website was updated and that was one of my updates even though I am not hundred percent convinced either way. I don't know a topographic map is proof of a 4-point as we could not decide the true existence of a 4-point in Jungholz for a long time. Same holds for the 5-point near Bloomfield county. My computer is down again. I will try to fix it soon and update. Arif __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, more http://taxes.yahoo.com/

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