Just got a Canterra Stone fountain shipped in from San Miguel (Guanajuato) through a dealer in Dallas. The US Customs drilled a hole in one of the
central pillar pieces to see if there was any contraband in it! Luckily the fountain will mainly only be viewed from two sides but still--is this
type of thing a normal practice or do you suppose my fountain dealer is on a watch list?Jack Swords - 12-6-2010 at 11:41 AM
They have also drilled into the hull of large trailered sailboats. These are the ones hauled by special large trailers behind semis. The holes then
are left to be repaired by the owner (before putting in the water).mcfez - 12-6-2010 at 12:21 PM
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Originally posted by Jack Swords
They have also drilled into the hull of large trailered sailboats. These are the ones hauled by special large trailers behind semis. The holes then
are left to be repaired by the owner (before putting in the water).
Some years ago they caught these bad guys hauling PVC plastic pipe (a truck load). Turns out that the "pipe" was molded from coke! Pure dope!
