After a few hugs, we left Karalee's place and headed for the border. There is a crossing a few miles from their house called South Junction so we headed there. From the time we pulled up to the border station until we were on our way was under 3 minutes. A quick question where we were going, when we plan to be back, any tobacco, weapons or alcohol and away we went. Archie stuck his head out the window, but no mention of papers or stuff for him. I think the more we go over the border without problems, the more likely we are to not have to be grilled. Works for me!! And one of the things we do is to clean out the fridge of most everything just in case. Its good to get rid of that stuff waaaaay in the back anyway. So because of that we had to stop in Roseau MN to stock up. Never been to one of these stores before.
Then we headed south again with the intention of camping in Itasca State Park. We travelled along some of the roads less travelled and managed to see a variety of scenery.
We did a little stop in a town called Hill River. The town is on a hill and there is a river at the bottom. Who comes up with these names?? lol
So we headed up the first part of the Great River Road toward Bemidji Minnesota. These are the signs that will guide us on our way.
We crossed the Mississippi 4 more times on the way. Some places you couldn't even see the water for the grasses.
We did the old Walmart overnight tonight. It is just like old times. Tomorrow we will try to find old Paul Bunyan and his Blue Ox!!!
And I even got to see a little bit of a sunset tonight. It is not that warm here but really its not that bad I guess. It was about 13c at supper time with a brisk wind. A good night for sleeping!! Good Nite!
Did you get Archie chipped before you crossed, also did you fill out the new declaration paper for him. We are getting Gibbs chipped this week. Travel safe.
ReplyDeleteWas wondering same thing. I had to get chase chipped and already have the paperwork for him to cross, good for 6 months, and easily done online.
DeleteNice to read that your adventure has begun. Having an empty Fridge saves a lot of problems.
ReplyDeleteBe Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
Patsy - Archie is chipped, filled out CDC papers for him online and got permit within 10 minutes - free
ReplyDeleteInteresting that the border guards didn't care. Gibbs will be done this week.
DeleteFunny to see th Mississippi River like that!
ReplyDeleteAs always, just a tad bit envious of the "road less travelled" adventure. My favorite kind of travel.
ReplyDeleteThat's my favorite river from all my travels. It just gets bigger and bigger!! As for the pups, I haven't heard of even one border guy asking for papers.
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