Our New HomeAfter we’d bought everything, we asked again at the border as we were bringing the Georgetown back into Canada. The officer’s response was somewhat reassuring and somewhat concerning: it was basically that “nine out of ten times, you’ll be fine.” The only wrinkle is that since the motorhome is technically owned by a company, taking it into Canada to show family could be viewed as a commercial trip. Worst case, we could be denied entry. We won’t be fined or penalized, but we could be turned around. Let’s hope we don’t draw the wrong agent on the wrong day.Our New Home
Well, Mike and I have been busy this past month. As many of you know, we had ordered a 2026, 38-foot Tiffin Phaeton to be built for us. It was built, furnished, and ready to go, until the order was cancelled. Why? Thanks to the current trade war, with credit …