It's basically Canada, anyway. We should just split it 50/50/50.
It's a catch 23 situation, especially with everyone opposed to be in quantrintine.
It's basically Canada, anyway. We should just split it 50/50/50.
this ownsYep.
Take a look at Northwest Angle, Minnesota.
The only way to get to the town is either by boat, or to go into Canada and then come across the border.
It's freaking pointless.
It's a catch 23 situation, especially with everyone opposed to be in quantrintine.
The border phone is hilariousYep.
Take a look at Northwest Angle, Minnesota.
The only way to get to the town is either by boat, or to go into Canada and then come across the border.
It's freaking pointless.
Yep.
Take a look at Northwest Angle, Minnesota.
The only way to get to the town is either by boat, or to go into Canada and then come across the border.
It's freaking pointless.
No one lives at the Northwest Angle, apparently. It's 100 square miles of wilderness.
It was an unmonitored border crossing and after 9/11 they built some video conference monstrosity for remote monitoring that still pretty much rely on the honor system. It's probably the most ridiculous security theater I have seen in my life.Yep.
Take a look at Northwest Angle, Minnesota.
The only way to get to the town is either by boat, or to go into Canada and then come across the border.
It's freaking pointless.
It's basically a wilderness/fishing resort for tourists in the summer. Nice place. But with COVID the border is closed so the only way to get there now is via a single guy & his boat lol (for non-essential travel)
The state borders in the US would be a lot simpler if they had access to quality maps at the time instead of relying upon hearsay from traders. There's some crazy border weirdness between the US & Canada for the same reasons.
Yep.
Take a look at Northwest Angle, Minnesota.
The only way to get to the town is either by boat, or to go into Canada and then come across the border.
It's freaking pointless.
Pretty sure I knew this in grade school. Not even from geography lessons, but because of a little bit of trivia that states that only one of the Great Lakes is actually completely inside the United States border. That lake is, purely by coincidence I'm sure, called Lake Michigan.
They basically own us anyways up here. They don't even use their own Walmart, they come and crowd ours.
They basically own us anyways up here. They don't even use their own Walmart, they come and crowd ours.
It's on porpoise.
Lots of Canadians actually go down south for Target. We call it Tar-sgae to make it sound fancy.