Very pretty scenery, quite a lot of headwind, a pleasant and informative conversation with a local from the Marsh Lake area (according to him, it's "the Yukon," and not "Yukon," and, of course, it has to do with politics), and a very friendly guy from Teslin, who gave me an anti-bear escort with a pickup truck just west of Teslin. It's a bummer that I didn't have the camera rolling to capture the moment. A little later, I ran into him (the guy, not the bear) at a convenience store and had the opportunity to thank him.
He had passed me a few miles north/west of Teslin and then stopped and started honking after he had spotted a black bear just off the shoulder. Then, he waited for me to give me a heads-up. This was so nice. It was fun to watch a large black fur ball jump up and down and then jump in the ditch off the highway while the horn (standard Mopar stock item, I assume, based on the sound) was sounding. And I was thinking it could be even more fun to see the bear's reaction to an air horn.
And here are a few segments from Monday:
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ride·geist
Pronunciation: \ɹaɪdgaɪst\
Function: noun
Usage: underrated
Etymology: English and German, from Ride + Geist spirit
: the general natural, intellectual, and cultural atmosphere of a region as experienced on two wheels (may cause mild perspiration)
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Hello, my name is William. Besides other things, I like to bicycle. This blog is about the past and current segments of a bike ride that is proceeding north to south in a somewhat convoluted fashion. Email me.
Lima to Guayaquil Dec 2010
Huatulco to Panama City Dec 2009 - Jan 2010
San Francisco to San Diego Sep 2009
Kelowna, BC, to Seattle May 2009
Acapulco to Huatulco Dec 2008
Seattle to San Francisco Aug - Sep 2008
Puerto Vallarta to Acapulco Dec 2007 - Jan 2008
Mazatlan to Puerto Vallarta Dec 2003
San Diego to San Jose del Cabo Dec 2002 - Jan 2003
Pan-American Diversions © 2009-2022 William Krivan
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