Starting at the banks of the river Piusa and then moving into the woods.
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Map XX Moving East from Piusa in the direction of Saatse.
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Border marker 351 Here also new Estonian border markers. On the background, on the other side of the Piusa you see the Russian copy. Behind it, the Russian marshalling yard to store and buffer trains which cross the border. It looks like there was once a bridge here, at least I detected some remains on both sides.
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Border marker 351A As you see, these markers are new placed. On the Russian side, there are no sub-numbers. The criteria for placing a sub marker are not clear for me.
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Border marker 351B One more here. Beautiful view on the Piusa. In summer you can hardly accees this area.
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Border marker 352 Still railway tracks on the other side.
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Border marker 353 The railway line left the Piusa.
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Border marker 353 bridge To transport maintenance and surveillance vehicles the Estonians made some wooden bridges here. The area of the Piusa is full of trenches.
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Border marker 353A One more sub marker. As you see these submarkers do only contain the number, no text or Estonian weapon.
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Border marker 354
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Border marker 354A The Piusa meanders strongly here.
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Border marker 355 The Russian copy on higher grounds.
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Border marker 355A TEXT.
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Border marker 355B The number '355B' is still missing. I assume this will be corrected as these markers are new erected.
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Border marker 356 The landscape changes here to a wooded area.
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Border marker 356A
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Border marker 357 No trace of the Russian copy in the woods.
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Bridge over the Piusa The border leaves the Piusa. A small bridge brings us to the other side. The Piusa will be the border once more, north-west of Saatse (438-440)
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Border marker 358 Since long we see the combination RU - EE close to eachother.
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Border marker 359 On Estonian side the space is opened by chopping all trees in the vicinity of the border. Due to the activities
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Border marker 359 Detail of the 359-pair.
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Border marker 359A One more sub marker
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Border marker 360 We are now entering rough terrain. |
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