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Greg and Bill behind the fence that used to separate East and West Germany at the Fulda Gap. They are standing in the East Germany side. Photo taken Aug. 1990
Some borders are meant to keep things separated, but don't. I have no doubt that if I were to leave this house for a month, nature would reclaim it and I would not be able to find it under the vegetation when I returned.
Background: I've been thinking about the concept of "boundaries" lately, which got me to examining the borders and boundaries in my own yard.
It's weird to think that this fence separates two countries. You can't see it in this photo, but the fence looks like a spine...
Afghan National Army, ANA, soldiers talk to village elders as Apache attack helicopters fly over head in Yaka China village, Korengal Valley, Kunar Province, East Afghanistan on Oct. 21, 2007.
U.S. Mexico Border, El Paso sector.
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This is the real Stateline - the actual border of Illinois and Wisconsin. Really!
I used this closed bridge to get past the crowds and traffic, to reach South Beloit's end of the parade area.
Took Focus for some water time today. I got eaten alive by mosquitoes getting these shots. I've got calamine lotion dotted all over my arms and face. :P
Gretna Border Uniion railway station, Cumbria. Sunday 14 August 2011.
This terminus railway station opened on 01 November 1861 and closed on 09 August 1915. The station building is now a private house belonging to a farm and the platform has been removed. The line from this station went tpo Longtown.
Camera: Canon EOS 550D.
Photograph copyright: Ian 10B.
Our expert thought felt this packaging to be ‘ridiculous’, saying that the outer wrapper was doing all the work in providing a seal and barrier but that there was a lot of other packaging and noting that both packs we bought contained damaged biscuits despite the several layers of packaging.
Border’s told us that this new packaging was 20% lighter than the conventional packaging and that the lid had a dual purpose of protecting biscuits through the supply chain and extending the life of the product. It said it used the minimum of packaging needed to give a reasonable degree of protection.