I travel into the states daily (for work) and a passport is a must. It is also required for my work visa. The border crossing i use does recognize the enhanced licence but will not except it in my case, it must be a passport since i'm working and not travelling for recreation.
I'm with Gore Mutual and have all year coverage. And I'm covered for all risks (fire/Theft /Collision, on and off the water which includes contents) with $1Mill liability.
Premium is $220 for a 162 Prince with 40hp strk.
As Whopper noted, a good installer will be able to make the seam disappear. Besides there is already a seam at or near the doorway to the room and if the room is wider then 12 ft there is likely a second seam in the room as well.
The only catch will be finding the same carpet/dye lot, but since the house is only 2.3yrs old, odds are pretty good.
Good Luck
TinBanger
The heater cable in the Trough and down into the down spout should do the trick.
I have a similar issue where during the day snow melts at the top of the valley (when in the sun) (south east exposure) but when it gets to the ice-cold aluminum trough it freezes and slowly builds up eventually becoming a solid block of ice. (no ice on the roof)
The wire solves this. I only have it plugged in when the temp will be between -2C and -10C, when its colder then that no issue.
"Under the new bill, teenage drivers in Ontario would only be allowed one passenger aged 16 to 19 - although there would be exemptions for brothers and sisters. Studies show just one teenage passenger with a teen driver doubles the chances of an accident."
I agree with most, but the no-passenger thing is a load of ......
If that had been in place back in high school... there never would have been football or soccer teams. Most kids lived more then a 15-40 min country drive and practices always went passed the "Late bus". Everyone car pooled.
1 day 1 person, next day someone else. (gave time for the car/truck to air out before it was your turn again ).Also saved a load of $ on gas.
There are plans to sink one in the St.Lawrence to take dive pressure off the wood wrecks. (Between Gan and Brockville I believe)
The Eastern Ontario Artificial Reef Association says it hopes to sink the decommissioned HMCS Tera Nova by late 2009.
For me, I take the saver off when in the garage over the season, if the boat is outside, I leave it on. It comes down to available space. When on, I can't close the garage door.
For storing over the winter, I take it off