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Great story! I'm glad you enjoyed it in the end. Most of the real Canadians live outside of the city, and they usually have big hearts.

I'm in Vancouver. I just bought an ebike that I'm planning on riding 100 miles east of here to go camping in the mountains for a few days. I'm getting old and it might be the last chance I ever get.

https://files.catbox.moe/tbjddt.JPG

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Nice. The trip sounds 'squatchy'.

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I had to look that up...

https://blog.timesunion.com/outdoors/its-getting-squatchy-in-here/8113/#:~:text=Adjective%20describing%20an%20eerie%20moment,This%20area%20seems%20real%20squatchy.&text=(Adjective)%20Derived%20from%20the%20characteristics,i.e.%20being%20stinky%20and%20hairy.

Where I'm going is definitely Sasquatch territory.

Here's a couple of pictures of the area, from when I camped there a few years ago:

https://files.catbox.moe/qgocp5.JPG

https://files.catbox.moe/966ndc.JPG

Five miles up a logging road from Hope, BC, I'm in the thick of it and completely alone with nature.

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We have had our debates in the past, but I've always valued the debate Your bike is beautiful in a sense that an adventure is at hand, I have an 'old' touring ten-speed from the early '70s equipped with an ancient Brooks leather seat and Campagnolo shifters and breaks, but they have long lacked the adventure you're planning, The trip itself is a testament and expose of your mind. Thank you for sharing this with me, Years ago I relished occasions like this. I still do. Times have changed.