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>be me 2011
>14 year old burger visiting my grandparents in northern Maine
>they own a bunch of acres of property near the US/Canada border, most of which has no checkpoints or anyone guarding for miles
>decide to see if I can find this border
>take grandpa's ATV through big field, eventually leaving property, and going for a few miles over old roads and shit away from everything
>no phone at the time so I went by map and compass
>eventually come to patch of woods I can't ride through, get off and go on foot
>a few old and rusted no trespassing signs sitting around, nothing about the border
>walk through woods for about a half hour or so and reach the other side to another field
>this one had a farm in the distance
>and a few Canadian flags
>check map and realized I had gone out of state bounds
>out of national bounds
>realize I'm not an illegal border jumper
>immediately turn back into the woods and run back to the ATV
>go back to grandparents
How often does shit like that happen? What sort of trouble could I have gotten in? Why is the Canadian/American border not taken seriously?
>14 year old burger visiting my grandparents in northern Maine
>they own a bunch of acres of property near the US/Canada border, most of which has no checkpoints or anyone guarding for miles
>decide to see if I can find this border
>take grandpa's ATV through big field, eventually leaving property, and going for a few miles over old roads and shit away from everything
>no phone at the time so I went by map and compass
>eventually come to patch of woods I can't ride through, get off and go on foot
>a few old and rusted no trespassing signs sitting around, nothing about the border
>walk through woods for about a half hour or so and reach the other side to another field
>this one had a farm in the distance
>and a few Canadian flags
>check map and realized I had gone out of state bounds
>out of national bounds
>realize I'm not an illegal border jumper
>immediately turn back into the woods and run back to the ATV
>go back to grandparents
How often does shit like that happen? What sort of trouble could I have gotten in? Why is the Canadian/American border not taken seriously?
