Personally, I count all of my 19 tripoints even
though at least 3 is doubtful:
1) ATCHDE - non existant in the first place. And if
it were I was quite far from the expected spot.
2) HRHUSI - not officially disputed (as far
as I can figure out), but is not at the same spot on HR and SI
official post 1991 maps. The area quite in accesible and would require much more
time and effort.
3) HRHUYU - Again two different
version dependant of who you asked. We tried HRHUYU(YU) and
ended up 500 meters from the spot, before we were wanted to go any longer.
Anyway the former Yugoslavian side of the border is disputed between HR
and YU and you could call it a triline.
On GBBE we have 5 new tripoints, but only 1 is so
far settled: BYLTLV, making one 1 true class a possible.
Jesper
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2003 8:27
PM
Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Re: For Mike D:
Multipointing
yes dear jesper
great question & yes i do recognize
non class a visits as true
multipoint visits
since the word visit just
means go to see
so just effectively eyeballing the multipoint
from
any distance
which also embraces as you know class b & c & d
too
rather than necessarily persevering by whatever means
necessary to
physically occupy & thus absolutely touch the point
class a
are all
in my view also very distinguished levels of going to see
but i think
even a class e visit
meaning just an earnest try &or best guess for
the elusive truth
while not necessarily a true visit at all strictly
speaking
is nevertheless still perhaps equally worthy of
recognition
thus to pick perhaps the best possible examples in the
world
i would recognize all 20 of rolfs & all 20 of peters world class
multipoint tries as being equally & homogeneously worthy of
recognition as true visits
or at least as relatively successful
tries
since i believe it is only the sincerity of the try that really
matters
anyway
& not necessarily the degree of the actual success
at all
but anyway what do you &or others recognize
maybe we
should create an olympic committee
--- In
BoundaryPoint@yahoogroups.com, "Jesper Nielsen"
<jesniel@i...>
wrote:
> Dear Mike
>
> Do you recognize non class a visits
as a multipoint visit?
>
> Jesper
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