Alexandria Bay

okay,

so we've got like a Thursday to Sunday and And I think what we are going to do is we're going to take the boat up to Alexandria Bay.

So we're going to go basically go up the river to Oswego, spend an overnight there, then go up and spend a weekend and come home.

But I'm like, we could just go on it.

I haven't been to the Toronto.

I've been in Canada but back towards the bridge, uh, in, uh, Alexandria Bay across the-

Yeah

...

I've been to the Finger Lakes.

I've been to Alexandria Bay.

I've been across the border into Canada, but I was on a boat in the water.

So there was no real border into Canada.

So I've been everywhere.

Yeah.

And we're going to catch up even further with you next month on Alexandria Bay, right?

Yes.

It's business.

Further east on the St. Lawrence River in Alexandria Bay, I meet someone who also has business on his mind, but who's a lot more worried about the consequences of upsetting Canadians.

Corey Fram is a marketer tasked with promoting on both sides of the border for the Thousand Islands International Tourism Council.

Corey tells me he's stressed.