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Looking for info regarding transit through US customs through to Canada. Going to be arriving into Florida via a cruise and hoped to bring home a couple of boxes of CC. Will be going direct to airport for return to home / Vancouver BC. I understand some changes were made regarding cigars from CUBA this spring. I am having trouble getting the information from US Customs site, any one know what the laws are regarding Canadian citizens in possession?

There’s an interview with Clare Torry about her session recording Great Gig that’s a hoot. Worth watching if you can find it

“Miss Jean Louise, Miss Jean Louise stand-up, your fathers passing” To Kill A Mocking Bird.

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So where are we at with the chicken situation?

Thanks Ken, I needed that. Tight Lines all.

Great set of photos Cubadust.

Some Canadian Rock. RIP GD

I am usually more focused on my game and enjoying the company I'm golfing with. When I've taken cigars to share with the group it has been C&C usually of a PC size, (Boli or perhaps a Partagas PCE). Funny just noticed we joined FOH the same week, keep it in the fairway.

Ya but they've got be Foster Farms.

Pretty Happy to be from here, LUB 2014 Mag 46 today.

Tried one from the ESO Feb 2014 box and it was excellent, but young. Medium to full bodied, balanced and although no roughness these will IMHO be better smoked in a couple of more years. Balanced flavors of earthiness, cedar and sweet undertones through out, what i love about Bolivar. I look very much forward to this box a little more down the road.

This!

Definitely important for us to maintain contact with close friends, we do this through Zoom, phone calls and our patio. I believe the importance of physical well being also helps with mental and emotional health. We also limit the amount of news coverage we watch. Both of us have hobbies which we have more time for and as mentioned by Brighton Corgi. great opportunities to get engaged in learning something new. About a month ago my wife and I also decided that Wednesdays will be adventure day. We will travel for the day to somewhere around the lower mainland of Fraser Valley for a nice lunch out and some photography. And very important to relax each afternoon with a nice cigar. In BC we all say, Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe.

These were a few notes I posted some years back, on a box of 02's. I think I also had a box of 03's but don't have any notes on those. Review #68: APR 02 Great cigar same box I reviewed from 2 years back. Shared with a fellow habanos brother these still have all the fullness and Bolivar depth I love. We both commented how you would often expect a larger ring cigar to be milder, bit not the case with these. - Submitted by randallp on June 8, 2009 I don't care to smoke BCG until they have some time down (min 5 years) I have always found them full and great depth of flavors, which as mention by miamipadronsmoker most times I find sweetness, cream and for myself the distinct earthiness I associate with Bolivar. I have on occasion had hints of anise which I would sometimes find in the Inmensas. I have an unopened box ESO Feb 14, I'll try one in the coming days and post some thoughts, (probably be a brute at this age though)

Great photo!

Brilliant!

And how do you decide to fish in a spot like that?

Actually Alf Davy's The Gilly. When it came out 1985 I thought then and still do that it was the best put together introduction for someone new to fly fishing for BC.

It appears in BC we are seeing the curve flattening and the efforts by all, show the resulting stats; COVID-19 deaths per million residents Of every jurisdiction in the United States, Canada and western Europe with more than five million people, B.C. has the fewest deaths adjusted for population. New York 1,085 New Jersey 632 Belgium 576 Spain 482 Italy 430 Massachusetts 374 France 341 Michigan 310 United Kingdom 287 Netherlands 250 Sweden 213 Switzerland 184 Quebec 156 Illinois 140 Pennsylvania 136 Maryland 133 Colorado 122 Indiana 112 Washington 97 Georgia 87 Portugal 84 Denmark 70 Germany 69 Ohio 59 Austria 59 Ontario 58 Florida 51 Virginia 49 Wisconsin 45 Missouri 43 California 41 Minnesota 40 Arizona 38 Norway 37 South Carolina 32 North Carolina 29 Tennessee 25 Texas 21 Czech Republic 20 British Columbia 19 Numbers accurate as of April 24, based on 2019 or 2020 population estimates Chart: Justin McElroy Be kind, be safe and be calm is the motto here. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/bc-covid-new-normal-activities-social-anxiety-1.5544951