On 26 Feb 2007 19:21:27 -0800, "ve3..." wrote:

You will recall that there were two US enclaves in Canadian territory
that you had to drive north into Canada and then south to get to them.
They were the northwest angle in Minnesota and Point Roberts in
Washington. They were cut off from road access through the US.
Well, there is another one. It is very hard to find as it is off
most of the highway maps.

Clue #1...It is about 1000 miles north of Vancouver, B.C.
Clue #2... It is on the Canadian-US border
Clue #3... It has a population of about 100

You have to be very good to find this town. If you want to get away
from everything, this is the place to do it.

Some decades back I went through U.S. customs and immigration at
Toronto airport. So I was the object of U.S. law enforcement not only
surrounded by Canada but in Canada.

I don't think that there are any passenger trains left but doesn't the
Canadian Pacific run sealed trains (no one and nothing can get on or
off) across Maine?

On the other hand, the CN took the hard route over the Canadian shield
and avoided U.S. shortcuts and I think there was some fear that
Manitoba and Saskatchewan farmers would send their grain to
Minneapolis or Chicago instead of Toronto and, thus, the Canadian
Great Plains would become an economic part of the U.S.

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Real Men Wear Kilts. www.kiltmen.com www.devilfinder.com SCTISHLDY

Real Men Like Real Lard too.What do you think some of those Eskimos
mostly lived on?
Nothing much to do with Lard,but check out, www.deltablues.net
Check out where it says,I'M Hungry.(Junior's reviews of some Great eat
joints) I guarantee you,there are some hideaway eat joints that have the
best food in the World,I Know.
(What,you say you are a lard free diet?)
And if you want to, www.clarionledger.com about the new Toyota
factory coming to Mississippi.
cuhulin

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Real Men Like Real Lard too.What do you think some of those Eskimos
mostly lived on?

I think their life expectancy was about 36, too. Do you start to see a
corelationship?

It doesn't look as if you can get anywhere from Skagway, AK by car
other than by taking highway 98 north into British Columbia.

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I never buy any Lard at the stores.But,there is Lard in many of the food
products we consume.Look at the Ingredients listings on the food
products you buy.I almost never eat any sweets such as sweet pastries
and candy.Mostly,I eat lean and I trim all of the fat (read that,Lard)
off of all meat I buy and I throw the fat away,I don't even let my
little doggy eat any fat.The reason I am fat nowdays is because I have
become too much of a couch potato,I really need to get out more,or at
least excecise.Also,I have always had a Thyroid problem and that does
not let my body burn as many calories as it should.All of my family
members are regular normal size people.
Now,you be sure to lay off of that Lard that is in anything you eat.
cuhulin

The Eskimos were eating great,untill the people from America infiltrated
and got them to eating American style store bought foods.Look it up.
cuhulin

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The Eskimos were eating great,untill the people from America infiltrated
and got them to eating American style store bought foods.Look it up.

Certainly a goodly number of them were eating CanaDuh style store bought foods
as well.

Don't be so quick to blame everything on the USofA.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Thanks for reminding me,dxAce.
cuhulin

Manteca? Huhhhh,,,,???? Manteca,California??? www.manteca.co.uk
????
I don't know.
cuhulin

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LZ Boy Gym Junkies.
cuhulin