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I've spent time in a few of these wacky rural Canadian border places and for the places I went to, it didn't seem that likely one'd be caught in many spots, it'
by blamazon 4y ago
I've spent time in a few of these wacky rural Canadian border places and for the places I went to, it didn't seem that likely one'd be caught in many spots, it's just the consequences if one does are potentially quite severe, and there's a pretty good degree of self policing of the honor system as word gets around a small town real fast. (Unless enough people wish to keep certain crossings secret... interesting idea.)
Although a somewhat common story I've heard is youths goofing around on ATVs or snowmobiles being intercepted and let off with a strict warning. Perhaps somewhat mythologically passed down generation to generation.
- sacnoradhq 4y agoSounds about right. The CA-US border is extremely long and sparsely populated in most areas. Reckless snowmobile use is a common thing in the northern lower 50. The worst is drunk snowmobilers going 90 mph.
- jjtheblunt 4y agonorthern lower 50?
- sacnoradhq 4y agoThat's what Canuckistan calls America. ;) And they don't have many snowmobile issues in Florida.
- kevin_thibedeau 4y agoWell they can run on water so they're basically all-terrain jetskis. Florida should be scared of the secret backdoor invasion where it's least expected.
- Fatnino 4y agoLower 48