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Maybe they could make an exception for Vermont residents. We have very little COVID in Vermont. Our population is supportive of the various measures that tamp it down. But, schools are going to open - I'm worried.
I miss our occasional trips to Montreal and for me, not so much my wife, I miss my trips to the Northwest Territories and the Yukon. That picture on the left was taken on a canoe trip in the Northwest Territories, or I guess its called Nunavut. Its on a pond/lake at the start of a trip on the Clarke/Thelon rivers. You live in a gorgeous corner of the earth. Here is a shot of a campsite we made on the tundra along the Thelon River.
I think there are places in Vermont where you can walk across the border in informal locations, he, he, he.
It sounds like you've seen more of Canada than I, lol. It certainly has it's beautiful regions, the weather in those areas can really make it tough in the winter season though, with very short summers. Even Northern Ontario can get crazy cold, and too cold for me.
Of course, there are places in Vermont/Quebec where a single community is divided by the border and all the kids go to the same school and the border sometimes passes through a building. We tend to think of the international border a bit like a provincial border.
I've been using the Powerlock + Collinite 845 combination for a couple of years. I like it. Very easy on, long lasting, easy off when you want to strip and start fresh.
I just have a question, not an argument. Why do you want to avoid a ceramic sealant?
Oh I just don't trust myself with the application. Whenever I use a product that warns you not to use too much of it I always tend to over-do it. My wife won't let me paint as I always use too much paint, lol I am not good as using things in small quantities.
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