[at-l] cohos trail border bored

[jbryankramer@xxxxxxx (J Bryan Kramer)]

There have been some recent cases of the Border Patrol seriously arresting
(felony arrests) people crossing over from The Peoples Republic of Canada
without going thru a border post. I would most certainly call the Border
Patrol/INS people up and make absolutely certain that I understand what they
want you to do. I obviously don't have any local knowledge but there have
been news reports.

Bryan

"Si vis pacem para bellum"

> Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 03:11:47 -0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
> From: Amber <amberchime@comcast.net>
>
> My experience with crossing the Canadian and American boarder on
> foot has been limited to Maine only.
> <snip>
> Just tell them where you are headed, what trail you are on, the
> length of your stay in Canada, etc. etc.... Also, you will need
> two forms of picture ID's.
> ### Yikes! two forms of picature eye-dee for two
> nine-year-olds??? Whooooo, boy.
>
> Also, search out snowmobile clubs of northern New Hampshire and
> Vermont. They probably will have a lot of information on boarder
> travel. Amber.
>
> Sloetoe
> ### This sounds like an excellent idea, Amber. Methinks there's
> a practical reality somewheres....
>
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