It's an invisible line that surrounds each and every one of us that dictates a lot of how we live our lives or what we experience

You can't see it for the most part. It didn't grow there. It didn't get built in most cases and it usually has very little to do with geography. But if you try to cross this

line without following the rules, well you're likely going to jail. And the interesting thing about this is that it

depends on whose imaginary line it is that will shape the trajectory of your immediate future.

Borders, an imaginary division of land and sky. Borders are a gateway to adventure, discovery, even vacations, but they can also be aggravating,

arduous and problematic, particularly if you don't follow the rules or maybe aren't aware of them.

And when things beginning to open up from this pandemic... the rules or maybe aren't aware of them.

And when things beginning to open up from this pandemic,

we find ourselves once again,

finally looking to leap over borders and explore.

So today we're going to talk about border crossings

and we're also going to get some tips from a former customs agent

on that will give it sort of an insight into how you can cross the border more effectively and

reduce your risk of any issues. I'm Jim Martin, this is adventure writer radio. Stay with us, we got a good one for you. I'm Sam Mannequin. Z Simon and then Simon P, Bill Woodoo.

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I'm Marissa Notier, and you're listening to Adventure Rider Radio.

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