Subject: US-CA border golf courses???<br/>
Date: Apr 01, 2003 @ 07:01<br/>
Author: Peter Hering (Peter Hering &lt;hering@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-925623834">Hello again everybody -<br/>
<br/>
In Sunday&#39;s edition of &quot;Politiken&quot; (a Danish news-<br/>
paper) there was an article on the US-CA border<br/>
- actually it was an article from the &quot;New York Times&quot;).<br/>
<br/>
Headline: &quot;Canada and Mexico help the U.S. defend<br/>
its borders&quot;...<br/>
<br/>
&quot;Canada searches more vehicles, while Mexico patrols<br/>
the desert&quot;...<br/>
<br/>
..and the article ends...(quote): &quot;Still, Canada&#39;s 5,500-<br/>
mile border with the United States is hard to defend:<br/>
there are golf courses with the tees on one side of the<br/>
border and greens on the other. And there are towns<br/>
that straddle borders.<br/>
<br/>
WHAT??? Up till now I only knew of the divided golf<br/>
course on the SE-FI border betw. Haparanda/SE and<br/>
Tornio/FI...<br/>
<br/>
pls enlighten us,  dear American/Canadian borderfriends!!!<br/>
<br/>
all yours<br/>
<br/>
PeterH.<br/>
<br/>
de bedste hilsener<br/>
best regards<br/>
mit freundlichen Grüssen</div>