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Arrival
in Baarle Nassau (NL) / Baarle Hertog (BE):
Double street bord. |
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Baarle
Nassau (NL) / Baarle Hertog (BE):The borderline
runs through a living-house here. |
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Baarle
Nassau (NL) / Baarle Hertog (BE):
A double police-station: Dutch and Belgian
officer on duty. |
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Baarle
Nassau (NL) / Baarle Hertog (BE):
This shop is separated by the border. As the bord on top
tells, it has two phone lines and can be reached from
both countries by local/national call. |
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Baarle
Nassau (NL) / Baarle Hertog (BE):
Lots of streets criss-cross both communities: Dutch and
Belgian street name sign. |
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Baarle
Nassau (NL) / Baarle Hertog (BE):
Auction house with two coats of arms:
Netherlands and Belgium. |
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Inside the store: the
border is marked on the floor. The owner has two
telephone sets on his desk: one of the Dutch telecom and
one of the Belgian Belgacom, so he can phone locally to
both countries. He also has two cash-desks: one for Dutch
GST and for Belgian GST. |