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My hometown example: http://www.bluewaterferry.com/ http://www.bluewaterferry.com/ At the same time, isn't crossing the border firmly established as a "privile
by colomon 13y ago
My hometown example: http://www.bluewaterferry.com/ http://www.bluewaterferry.com/
At the same time, isn't crossing the border firmly established as a "privilege"? In the good old days (ie a decade ago) you could just hop across the border pretty freely, but today you are required to have a passport or enhanced driver's license. Even fishing on the other side of the river (something my dad probably did at least four times a week when I was a kid) now has ludicrous reporting requirements, like calling customs via a landline to report you've crossed the border.
- kd0amg 13y agoI was under the impression that the "privilege" in a border crossing was entering the destination country (and thus to be granted or not according to the destination country's will) rather than leaving the source country. This is what we dislike about the Berlin Wall and similar things, right?