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Re: [GMCnet] Getting into Canada...then back home [message #324329 is a reply to message #324328] Sun, 24 September 2017 22:43 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
James Hupy is currently offline  James Hupy   United States
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Hmmmm! Getting out of Canada, back into the U.S.A. TODAY, SUNDAY, BEFORE
NOON. should be a slam dunk, right? But noooo. Judy checked her watch when
we reached the Sumas maze. One hour and 15 minutes later in the hot sun. No
idle zone. So no A.C. Yellow jackets everywhere, so no open windows either.
When we arrived at the booth, handed them our pasports, answered the
questions they asked truthfully, about 2 minutes at the booth and we were
on our way. Sure felt good to be under way and get some air circulation. I
guess you never know how long it is going to be. One idiot in a diesel
pusher towing a Fiat pulled into a closed lane. They had to back up a whole
bunch of cars to allow the coach room to back out of there.
Pi $$€d off a whole bunch of folks who were waiting in line. Just the way
it goes, I guess.
Jim Hupy

On Sep 24, 2017 8:14 PM, "Gordon Gibson" wrote:

> Basically the same as for Canadians going into the US. Avoid meat,
> poultry, fruit and vegetables, eggs, firewood - basically anything that
> can carry
> a disease.
>
> I've even been refused entry to New York from Quebec carrying a bag of
> camping wood that was labeled clearly showing that had been purchased....in
> a
> New York state park. Had to turn around, dump the US wood in Canada
> before entering the US.
>
> And if you have prescription meds, its safest to carry them in the little
> pharmacist bottle with the label on the front (your name, name of dispensing
> pharmacist). I got random checked flying into some US city from Canada
> and they went through my toiletries kit, scrutinizing everything. They said
> it was a good thing the pills were in "legit" bottles because they could
> be otherwise confiscated.
> --
> Gordon Gibson
> 1976 23" Norris Upfit
> Montreal West, Quebec, Canada
>
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