C�sar wrote:
frank theriault wrote:
On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 00:38:39 -0600, C�sar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, I am finally getting my trip north. The funny thing is that I will probably be making the trip again in January. When it rains it pours...
I will be flying to NYC on 30 November. I will be in Baltimore and its environs on the 1st and 2nd of December. I will drive back to NYC on the 3rd for the weekend. I will be back in Baltimore on the 6th and 7th. Probably driving back to NYC on the 7th. I will then actually be taking some vacation time in NYC - woohoo! I should be in NYC from the 8th until I fly back down here on the 13th. Whew!
So, any takers on the PDML on getting together?
My time in the Mid-Atlantic area is somewhat limited, but I am always up
for meeting up with people.
Wondering if I should look for 67 gear while up in NYC,
If you could make it as far north as Buffalo... <vbg>
Mind you, I still haven't gotten around to getting my Birth Certificate so I can cross the border, so you'd have to get into Fort Erie, Ontario. That wouldn't be a problem, but do you think they'd let you back in? <vbg>
I better get going on that Birth Certificate thing - I want it before GFM this time! No guarantees I can sweet-talk my way across the border next time. <g>
cheers,
frank
Frank,
Friends visiting prevent me from staying up north longer. If not, I would definitely consider it.
You better get that certificate thing straightened out - without you people on GFMtn will think that I am the weird one :-)
I on the other hand could make it across and back - I always carry my passport. I will wear it out before I fill it up (no international trip this year :-( ). Then again - would Canada actually prevent me from leaving? They would have to claim me :-)
I have to pencil a trip to Canada at some point - I have never been,
C�sar Panama City, Florida
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