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Borderstone III-1
Starting with a big stone! What a pitty this stone is covered with grafity.
The Slovakian side is painted with an "S", the Austian side with an "Ö".
The front is painted with the nuber, the backside is not painted. The stones do not contain a year.
On the background, numer 2 is already visible.
The '7' on the stone along the Danube has nothing to do with the border. Everywhere along the Danube, you find
such numbers. Probably for the boats (scheepvaart).
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Borderstone III-2
Very close to the number one. Here the border makes the first angle.
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Borderstone III-3
The border leaves the oever of the Danube and goes in a woody area. Although there is not a path here, it's easy to follow the border.
The border area is free of trees.
On both sides of the border you find frequently warning signs. The Austian side says "Achtung Staatsgrenze" and
the Slovakian signs mention: "Pozor! štátne hranice"
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Borderstone III-4
Many bushes and ... here. I'm just in time to find the stones! In some weeks or months the area will be covered.
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Borderstone III-5
These border stones are covered with a thin film of clay. COming from the periods this area is flooded by the Danube.
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Borderstone III-6
Green area.
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Borderstone III-7
Not easy to find. The border makes a strange angle here.
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Borderstone III-8
Here I got lost for a moment. Fortunately the warning signs brought me back on the right track.
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Borderstone III-9
Less than 100 meters from the previous stone I already found this one.
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Borderstone III-10
... and now this one. Still an open place in the woods.
Go to the next stones, III-11 - III-20 >>
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