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Great video.
Two summer's ago we rode from Mass up to northern Maine (Calais, rt 9)
Into NS And rode the ocean roads of the entire province, Peggy's Cove, Cabot Trail, etc.
Cabot Trail is a beautiful ride.
Anyone with a bike should do it at least once.
I don't know about Canadian bears, but it that was U.S. bears I'd give them a little more room, especially a sow with cute little cubs!!!!
Made the N.S run in '80 or '81 but back then I didn't have enough time to do the Cabot Trail.
It doesn't look like I'll be able to take the northern trip that I wanted to in 2013, but if not, and if all goes well I'd like to a few weeks and do P.E.I., N.S. and N.F. in 2014, WITH the wife's permission of course.
Nice video, cool that the bears were interested in your scooter. I would have been further back and working the zoom personally. I have a lot of respect for mother bears.
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