- and fun with border patrol
An early morning breakfast in Lyndon, Vermont - part of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom,
before heading up to the Canadian border for Greg's appointment with
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
and while no post about a Vermont diner is complete without a photo of the regulars
ummmm - yeah - stealth photographer I am not
Next stop - Derby Line, Vermont
and while Greg was completing his Global Entry interview,
I wandered around town.
As I was snapping photos and wondering what would happen if I ventured
to the other side of these pots (a photo looking into the U.S. seemed like a neat idea),
a border patrol agent drove up and parked right next to me.
a border patrol agent drove up and parked right next to me.
Well - alrighty, then...
The Haskel Free Library and Opera House was intentionally
built to straddle the border (long before all this border security hubbub)
Unfortunately it was closed - I was curious to see whether any
restrictions existed inside the building.
and then, a couple of blocks down the road,
here is Greg so fascinated with the bonjour! on the welcome sign,
that he had inadvertently walked into Canada
here is Greg so fascinated with the bonjour! on the welcome sign,
that he had inadvertently walked into Canada
- which earned us a trip back up the street to the U.S. Border Inspection Station
you know - to check back in to the U.S. (sheesh)
And then we intentionally drove into Canada to begin our
long weekend in Quebec.
I'm joining Signs, Signs
