Victor Cantore
2006-04-17 04:35:40 UTC
howdy folks not posted in a loooong while.
a few months back i was fortunate enough to visit the new mexico/texas/chihuahua, mexico tripoint at el paso, tx. its quite easy to get there, and maybe about a half mile off the main paved road. here's the photos.
photo 1
to the left of the rocks is NM, right is CHIH and the factory in the background is in TX.
photo 2
waded out into the rio puddle (grande) and snapped this shot looking south into CHIH. fence on left is in tx, in fact the entire left side of the river is tx. NM is in the foreground on the right, and at about where the weeds start on the right is the beginning of CHIH. actually wet tp is somewhere in the middle of a puddle.
photo 3
(in the distance) yahoo! amnesty. i later saw all 6 return shortly after the photo was shot. as you can see the border is a series of the world's most secure rocks.
victor
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a few months back i was fortunate enough to visit the new mexico/texas/chihuahua, mexico tripoint at el paso, tx. its quite easy to get there, and maybe about a half mile off the main paved road. here's the photos.
photo 1
to the left of the rocks is NM, right is CHIH and the factory in the background is in TX.
photo 2
waded out into the rio puddle (grande) and snapped this shot looking south into CHIH. fence on left is in tx, in fact the entire left side of the river is tx. NM is in the foreground on the right, and at about where the weeds start on the right is the beginning of CHIH. actually wet tp is somewhere in the middle of a puddle.
photo 3
(in the distance) yahoo! amnesty. i later saw all 6 return shortly after the photo was shot. as you can see the border is a series of the world's most secure rocks.
victor
P1010041
P1010073
P1010056