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Sorrento B.c.-anyone?


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We are renting out the Shuswap Lake Motel and Resort for a family reunion this summer (In Sorrento BC, near Kamloops)--I know I'm jumping the gun a bit, but we will start all the planning for who's doing what and bringing what in the next month. Does anyone know what I can and can't cross the border with and what is there, shopping-wise near there? We have a cabin with some sort of kitchen, so that's a bonus.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can help! :)


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There was a discussion about this recently but I can't put my hands on it. Peter had a really good post about what can/can't cross the border. Hopefully he will chime in later. As a general rule of thumb for any customs it's organic matter like fresh meat, vegetables, dairy products, etc.

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I'm guessing that most of the shopping will be done in Kamloops. Anyone know of grocery stores there?

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There is a natural foods sture behind Toys r us in the same mall as Save on (which also has a lot we can eat!). save on is good too. these are all aroudn summit/columbia/mcgill drive in sahali near the university in kamloops.

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