International event?

[Zonker&co]

The following was posted in the MGA website (Maritime Geocaching Association):
Wouldnt it be cool if we could do an international event. For example, in the towns of St. Stephen and Calais, or Houlton and Woodstock, we could do an event in one town on Friday night or Saturday, and another event in the other town on the next day or morning. We could promote it in both Maine and NB, and get to know fellow cachers on the other side of the border!
Whaddya all think? Any takers?

Link here:
http://www.maritimegeocaching.com/fo...=0&#entry51933

Opinions?

[WhereRWe?]

We think it's a great idea! Go for it! LOL!

[Mainiac1957]

I have been to an event in Canada and are going to another one in May. One on the border would get my attention for sure. Yes, go for it.

[tat]

I know I'll go, if I can.

[Hiram357]

I know of a great campground in topsfield!

[hollora]

Do it - folks will come...

[attroll]

I don't have a passport so I would not be able to make it.

[Hiram357]

I don't have a passport so I would not be able to make it.

rick there's a stream not too far off from one of andy's caches where it's easy enough to wade across....

[Sudonim]

rick there's a stream not too far off from one of andy's caches where it's easy enough to wade across....

During certain parts of the year, I think the mosquitoes could carry you across the border from that cache!!!

[Starzz]

I don't have a passport so I would not be able to make it.

U.S. citizens 19 years and older who enter the U.S. at land and sea ports of entry from within the Western Hemisphere will need to present government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license as proof of identity, along with proof of citizenship, such as a birth certificate or naturalization certificate, or a passport. Children age 18 and under will be able to enter with proof of citizenship.