Passing along what I found on the AP wire this evening - thought it pertained! --Laura .c The Associated Press TALLINN, Estonia - Call it underground vodka. Border guards have discovered a plastic tube running beneath the border of Estonia and Latvia they believe was used to smuggle bootleg vodka. The pipe began behind the garden fence of a person with a long record of bootlegging, and ended in a field in Estonia, the Baltic News Service reported Tuesday, citing a report in the Postimees newspaper. Vodka costs 60 percent more in Estonia than in Latvia. The 330-yard pipe ran between the small towns of Ikla and Ainazai, near the main highway connecting the Latvian capital of Riga with the Estonian capital, Tallinn. The news agency report did not say whether anyone had been charged. AP-NY-03-11-97 2128EST Copyright 1997 The Associated Press. The information contained in the AP news report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or otherwise distributed without prior written authority of The Associated Press.