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Re: [Killietalk] RE: Traveling to Canada and back- s problem?

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Subject: Re: [Killietalk] RE: Traveling to Canada and back- s problem?
From: AUS62 at aol_com
Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2003 15:32:47 EDT
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I had no trouble (pre 9/11), Joel and mydriver's license sufficed. I passed 
without delay both in Detroit and in Seattle. Perhaps it was the crewcut! No, 
wait! I have worn a crewcut about 50 years so it must be something else. Just 
kidding. I am certain the customs folks are much more wary now and may have 
been on extra alert at the time you attempted to pass through their area. OK. now 
I will dig out my birth certificate the next trip to Canada. Thanks for the 
helpful hint. 

                                                          Harry Specht
                                                          Sarasota, FL ( a 
long way from Canada)

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