Don Gagnon

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The building was a reminder of a different time, when the world’s friendliest border was just that: a line of monuments and cuts through the woods that no one paid any mind.
Don Gagnon
The customs officer was waiting for me when I returned to the station. The bright lights, yellow pilings, and security cameras at the crossing were a stark contrast to the old post-and-beam structure next to it. The building was a reminder of a different time, when the world’s friendliest border was just that: a line of monuments and cuts through the woods that no one paid any mind.
Northland: A 4,000-Mile Journey Along America's Forgotten Border
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