He portaged.
Maybe he could have crossed over the Niagara Falls.
Lake-of-the-Woods
Ever hear of Maine and the Canadian Maritimes….traveling by boat is not unusual!
Its not impossible.
That’s why the US Navy used to have patrol boats operating in the Great Lakes. A friend of mine was stationed on one in Lake Michigan.
Most Canadians came to the US in shopping carts. (inside joke)
Yarmouth, NS to Boston, MA boat route late 1800’s early 1900’s was route taken by many.
Bootlegger?
That will be after the wall is built.
Eno might be a little “La-batts!”
Some Canucks preferred the dog paddle.
My relative was a trialblazer. Set the courthouse on fire in an attempt to escape.
You can get to Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Pa, NY all by boat from Canada.
People immigrated from Canada across the Great Lakes.
Don’t forget the Acacians who refused to honor the king of England over the Pope. They sailed to Louisiana and became the Cajuns.
The Great Lakes are between the U.S. and Canada so boat or ferry is a definite possibility.
Just across the lake.
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Say What Now‽ Premium Member over 5 years ago
He portaged.
juncarlo over 5 years ago
Maybe he could have crossed over the Niagara Falls.
ellisaana Premium Member over 5 years ago
Lake-of-the-Woods
Roger Bennatti Premium Member over 5 years ago
Ever hear of Maine and the Canadian Maritimes….traveling by boat is not unusual!
GROG Premium Member over 5 years ago
Its not impossible.
AlanM over 5 years ago
That’s why the US Navy used to have patrol boats operating in the Great Lakes. A friend of mine was stationed on one in Lake Michigan.
Doug Taylor Premium Member over 5 years ago
Most Canadians came to the US in shopping carts. (inside joke)
Norris66 over 5 years ago
Yarmouth, NS to Boston, MA boat route late 1800’s early 1900’s was route taken by many.
KEA over 5 years ago
Bootlegger?
micromos over 5 years ago
That will be after the wall is built.
Popcorn over 5 years ago
Eno might be a little “La-batts!”
Zen-of-Zinfandel over 5 years ago
Some Canucks preferred the dog paddle.
gammaguy over 5 years ago
My relative was a trialblazer. Set the courthouse on fire in an attempt to escape.
JeffWyman over 5 years ago
You can get to Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Pa, NY all by boat from Canada.
Bonita Voigt over 5 years ago
People immigrated from Canada across the Great Lakes.
TheLetterista.com over 5 years ago
Don’t forget the Acacians who refused to honor the king of England over the Pope. They sailed to Louisiana and became the Cajuns.
whelan_jj over 5 years ago
The Great Lakes are between the U.S. and Canada so boat or ferry is a definite possibility.
Daeder over 5 years ago
Just across the lake.