How America's Most Isolated Town Survived Covid
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- When Covid closed the Canadian border, it cut off a small corner of Minnesota known as the Northwest Angle, which isn't connected to the U.S by land. Desperate for tourists, the town's residents came up with an ingenious solution: to build a 22-mile ice road across the frozen Lake of the Woods.
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I gather that the road was to attract tourists from elsewhere in Minnesota?
Ice road truckers was a great show
"Wow" if I don't find a place that I like..I can't wait to move your way..It's one of those " Go with your gutt feeling" 🙏 Is anybody ready for some real Mexican food..I'd make sure I bring all my Spices from Texas ..
Triple H moved to Angle
You should try living in the Alaskan bush can be 200 miles to a grocery store
But you dont have an international border with a country that had a dictator like Trudeau. It was impossible to go to my own property for two years
more hype...
My position is ..No Liability form...No jab.
99.97% recovery rate...was it worth it ?
You are dumb. COVOD makes people very sick and kills some.
@@RogersMgmtGroup so does driving cars....should we ban cars ?