Border closure extended

gmckenzie wrote:

Reisender wrote:

gmckenzie wrote:

Boon Docker wrote:

garyhaupt wrote:
We have decided to just travel-in-province. We'll take the month of October and wander BC. I would guess too, that we won't be going south this coming winter.

I wonder what Winnipeg is like.in January and February, from the inside of an RV. Lots of tourist highlights I bet, and no crowds. No bugs, either.
Gary

Inside the RV it's nice outside the RV dam cold. :B

Inside the rv the heater is running 24/7 just to keep the tanks from freezing....

Dam cold doesn't cover the outside

Born and raised there and loving winters in the Okanagan now :)

Which part of the valley.

Kelowna. Much warmer than Winnipeg in the winter and way less bugs in the summer. Plus I'm not even retired yet (unlike 80% of the people living here)

Sounds like you, Gary and I have the Valley covered. We are in Vernon. We are in Kelowna often though.

With all of the spare time we have had our coach has never been in better shape. Replaced a few tiles that had cracked over the last 17 years. Probably a dozen other things that we put off as we were always working when we were in Canada. Now it’s all ready to go south and....guess we’ll have to wait and see. Covid numbers are climbing in the US again. Thinking that our fifty fifty chances of going south are warning.

Two things have to happen before travel insurance companies we’ll issue a policy inclusive of Covid.

1. Border restrictions removed.

2. Travel advisory removed.

The two might happen at the same time. Ojala. Spanish for “Let’s freakin hope so”. ;)