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Border crossing
By Hunter Davis
February 25, 2006
Saturday
With all of the troubles that can occur at a border crossing,
let's just add thousands of South East residents having to enter
Canada to get home or visit south. How many residents, right
now, can reach over to the file drawer next to the desk and pull
out a valid passport? Passports are on track to becoming mandatory,
no exceptions.
Somehow, having to enter a
foreign country to get home bothers the heck out of me.
If you are already here, be
prepared to stay here. If you are not, stay away. Is that the
message?
Hunter Davis
Ketchikan, AK - USA
About: Hunter Davis has lived in Ketchikan for almost seven years,
having arrived on a 20-foot sailboat. He and his wife work here,
bought a house here, and intend to stay here.
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