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travel before Sept


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Posted by buickanddeere on August 07, 2011 at 05:35:25 from (209.240.127.124):

In Reply to: Where to visit when in the States? posted by Pete1989 on August 07, 2011 at 02:13:26:

Tourism in Canada slows after Labour Day Sept
5th and grinds/freezes to a halt after
Thanksgiving on Oct 10th.
Niagara Falls and CN Tower are year around. You
may miss the "Maid of the Mist" rides. And the new
Edge Walk at 1168ft where they let you dangle over
the side of the tower. Blyth is holding their 50th
steam & Antique equipment show Sept 9th-11th.
Millbank is a town I used to drive through
twice a week for years. For one of the better
meals in your life. Stop at this Amish restaurant
that has a web site? http://www.annamaes.ca/
Millverton has a new pub & bistro called
Beartoozies which is worth the visit.
Be very careful & polite at the border. Canada
customs make up the rules as they go. They are
real keen on busting people possessing pepper
spray, mace, alcohol, tobacco, drugs prescription
or not. Anything in any way related to any sort
of weapon and they will freak.
A couple of weeks ago Canada Customs threw a
66yr old GrandMother in the slammer for 12 days.
They thought a jar of used motor oil in the
vehicle was heroin oil. No apologies either.


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