Map BM 11-20 Text at map. From the Pededze along a small creek and then a sharp angle over the swamp. The map says 'wood', but there 's little wood there.
	Border marker 11 The Pededze almost reaches the small road from Misso to the tripoint. Only a marker on the other bank of the river. On that side there are some fences to prevent border crossing.
	Border marker 12 Very close to the road near the small village Kiviora Veski. Here the border leaves the Pededze. The river bends and crosses the road. The border follows a small almost dry creek from here. Again two border posts on both sides of the creek. Here the road is definitly less than 10 meters from the border. If you ever want to see pair of these border poles, this is the right place to do it! Point with the mouse on the picture for a view from the south on the border.
	Border marker 13 Along the same road, also easy to reach. Here again both an Estonian and the other pole.
	Border marker 14 The road bends a bit to the west but the border still follows the small creek.
	Border marker 15 In April 2015 there was no Estonian marker yet. When I returned in July 2017 it was there. Picture: July 2017
	Border marker 16 The most western part of the country east of Estonia if you don't take into account their exclave. A sharp angle to the left (east) here. The border leaves the creek and continues uphill. The copy on the other side of the border is sitatued a bit off-hill on the other side and was not that easy to discover from this side. To enable border patrol the Estonians made a small gangway to cross the creek. Many warning signs warn you not to leave the gangway as you will end up in the territorium of rude murderes. Point with the mouse on the picure to see the situation with the gangway and the 'SEIS"-signs. For now, this is the last new Estonian border marker. Untill BM79 (Luhamaa bordercrossing) there are no new bordermarkers placed yet. Pictures: April 2016
	Border marker 16A During my summer 2017 visit I found this 16A on top of the small hill which gives a view over the swamp. Picture: July 2017
	Wooden gangway A look at the very long gangway. It was quite an experience to walk on it. One wrong step and I was ending up in the water and the swamp. I had to be very careful but I didn't make any misstep. It looks like this gangway is freely accessable, at least there are no signs forbidding the access. Picture: April 2016
	Border marker 17 Surrounded by water and dead trees. Very surrealistic and impressive. Picture: April 2016
	Border marker 17 I came back here in summer 2017. In the meantime all Estonian border markers are placed. Picture: July 2017
	Wood More dead wood and water. I was here in the early morning at sunrise. Overwhelming and impressive! Picture: April 2016
	Border marker 18 In the middle of the swamp I found this marker 18. Also an Estonian picket with '18'. It will not be easy to place any border marker here.
	Border marker 18 On the left border marker 18. Again surrounded by dead wood and swamp. The gangway makes it possible to sea all this beauty.
	Border marker 19 Again on land.
	Border marker 20 Only a few hundred meters of dry land. Next page >>

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