Where the water pushes back
Saint John, NB - Canada 7 - 10 July 2016 With a border crossing coming up, we made sure we ate or cooked up any vegetables we had. After our last encounter with the US entry point near Vancouver, we decided it would be better to throw out any vegetables than declare them to see what they wanted to take and give them a reason to search you and waste time. We made a list of the wine we had, nearly 8 litres plus we bought 24 cans of beer just before we crossed the border, duty free. No problem. All he asked was where did we live, had we been in Canada recently, did we have any alcohol or firearms. Nothing about our food. Railway line near the Reversing Falls As soon as you enter Canada, the road becomes a dual highway, perfect roads with wide shoulders. The highway is fenced to try and stop animals coming onto the road. As we are in New Brunswick, which is bi-lingual, the road signs are in French and English and yay, we are back to kilometres, kilograms and celsius. Brightly co...