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A Cuban and German invade Nova Scotia and New England
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Wow! What a great trip. Thanks for sharing. I had a lobster roll yesterday.After viewing, I think I need anotherTongue


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(06-17-2015, 06:11 PM)noroomtomove_imp Wrote: Thank you for the wonderful report and pictures on your recent holiday. Not being familiar with the geography is the area you toured on the east coast near Newfoundland?

Thanks again and regards.

Newfoundland is one of our island provinces that you can only get to by air or many hours on a car ferry. I've done both once and the last time was by motorcycle exploring the western coast which is the most scenic.
Nova Scotia is part of the mainland, bordered to the north by the province of New Brunswick and to the west of NB by the state of Maine, then south into the New England states.
Continuing to the north west through NB takes you across Canada.

Google "Canadian Maritime provinces" for a map and you will have a better sense of the geography.

When I learned that EGALvarez was going to do the trip in the short time he had, I knew he was going to spend long days in the saddle and would miss a lot along the way. But I have to say that he covered a lot of territory and did see a lot in spite of the short time frame Thumbs Up Thumbs Up


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A Cuban and German invade Nova Scotia and New England
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Good point about the generosity of your wife, EGA. It's true that many of us would not have saddle borne adventures if our wives chose to make it difficult for us. Particularly in cases like yours where you have children, a career and, presumably limited time away from work.

My case is a bit differen—my children are off my hands and I work only occasionally. I'm still grateful to my wife for making space for my motorcycle trips.


06-19-2015, 06:52 AM
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