Bordermarkers 51 - 60
The border is in the woods again. Sometimes some wet areas. At BM56 the border follows the small creek which ends in a small swampy lake.

	Map 51-60 From the Pabra lake north in the direction of the Luhamaa border crossing.
	Border marker 51 A long empty corridor in the wood to indicate the border area. Border Guards can hide easlily here and have a good view of activities in this are. When I was here in 2015, I was followed and observed without knowing it.
	Border marker 52 The border makes a 90 degrees angle. I had to make a detour to keep my feet dry.
	Border marker 52 In the end I couldn't keep them dry. Water everywhere, which is bad for my hiking shoes.
	Border marker 53 Higher and dry grounds again.
	Border marker 54
	Border marker 54 The area is a bit hilly here. The lower parts are wet, the higher parts are dry. The gangboards you see, are on the Russian side. The State border runs in the middle.
	Border marker 55
	Border marker 56 The border runs through along a small creek in the middle. The Russian border markers are situated close to the water. Due to the vegetation I couldn't recognize most of them.
	Border marker 56 With my zoom lense I spotted the Russian copy standing in the water.
	Border marker 57 Here it looks that the creek runs on the Estonian side. You can see the orange picket close to the Russian marker at the other side of the water.
	Border marker 58 No Russian pole. I guess it's on the dry side of the half-lake.
	Border marker 58 The Estonian picket was easy to find however.
	Border marker 59 Very far away. I ahould have to come back once the Estonian poles are placed.
	Border marker 60 Water everywhere now. The border will run again through the swamp.
	Border marker 60 A firm bridge leads to the bank of the swamp. Next page >>

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