Thanks, Nick

That what you call rough around the edges, WE down homers call it character. Enjoyed the video thanks for posting it up

Great to see you're still putting on some miles! Great trip report as usual. Thanks for sharing.

@nick949eldo

9 ай бұрын

Haha. Where else would I be Paul? Im just a youngster.

Very interesting thanks nick 👍

@nick949eldo

7 ай бұрын

Thanks John. Merry Christmas

Very nice video and magnificent Byke !

nice trip. I am from Northern ontario but love traveling o the east coast. I have lobster ever time I visit the area . Take care

Lovely! Priceless moments on road and trail. Nothing soothes the soul like trees and water. Thanks for taking us along.

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

Thanks MS. Your regular watching is most appreciated and welcome. Stay well. Nick.

Another wonderful video. Camera work was amazing. Thank you Nick for taking us along

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

I've found if I take enough pictures and footage, some tiny fragments are likely (if I'm lucky( to be useful. The time-absorber is finding the decent bits.

I just came across your channel and audio books. I always enjoy seeing fellow riders exploring my home province and producing great video in the process. I will be checking out more of both.

@nick949eldo

6 ай бұрын

Thanks FT. You live in a great area.

Loved it and your voice is so calming

@nick949eldo

6 ай бұрын

Many thanks. Hope you got through without falling to sleep.😁

Hi Nick I noticed that the quality of this video is exceptional. Great narration, beautiful associated pictures. I also enjoy the history behind the places you ride. It's makes a very enjoyable lesson for me as we ride along. There are plenty of different topics and subjects. I just finished reading your recent book Adventures On Borrowed Time and found it one of your best for similar reasons. Thanks Nick Cheers TT

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

You're very kind TT and super glad you enjoyed both. I always want more and better pics and video than I get but try to use the best. It helps that the subject matter is inherently photogenic. Stay well, and thanks for the encouraging comments.

Great video of my home Province Nick ! I stayed in Digby many times ...camping with the family when I was a child and years later with my own family when the kids were the same age as I was when I camped there . A funny story I will never forget....we were camping when I was a child and we had a corn boil happening in a large pot over a fire . I thought of the cartoons I watched as a kid and there was always a witch that was cooking a witches brew in a big pot . The witch would always lift the lid and take a sniff of the brew she was making and at that corn boil I thought I would lift the lid and take a sniff . I inhaled through my nose strongly as I lifted the lid and the hot steam thoroughly burnt the inside and outside of my nose ...big-time ! Memories eh ?

@nick949eldo

9 ай бұрын

There's nothing funny about hot steam. I hope it didn't take too long to recover.

Having grown up in the Annapolis Valley I love that someone from Ontario can say “The Valley” and everyone knows where you are talking about as if it’s the only valley that exists. Brier Island has always been one of my favourite spots to visit. The road on Long Island is a gem, even if it isn’t very long. Cheers!

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

Haha. Yep. The Ottawa Valley does have that status (whether deserved or not). I didn't include much footage of your valley, but the mist hanging in those field and the fruit trees and vinyards were truly lovely.

I missed this video. Darn, you were 15 min away from my place. Glad you had a a good trip.

@nick949eldo

9 ай бұрын

You live in a great area. Plenty of fine roads.

Great to "ride along" with you through some beautiful landscapes. "Margeret's Justice" is an intriguing name for a ferry.

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

Just looked it up. It's a good one: islandshistory.com/2022/02/15/margarets-justice/

@passinthru4328

10 ай бұрын

@@nick949eldo Thanks Nick. That is a good story, knowing it makes the trip richer.

Enjoyed the video Nick. I want to visit Mahone Bay which you were kind of close to. Beautiful scenery. RIDE SAFE OUT THERE NICK!

You picked the best week of the season to travel, lucky you!

From one Great Yarmouth motorcycle touring boy to another, great video and narration.

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

Born in Lichfield Road, Southtown...

Noticed some autumn colors. Maples are past their prime on the North Shore o f Superior. Birches and Poplars are slowly moving to golden views.

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

Just about at peak in eastern Ontario. I was shocked when I got back.

I love watching these videos and reading your books about places I know I'll never get to see.

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

Thanks Dave. Never say never.😊

You have such a pleasant presence about .. nice tour ..thank you.

Did a lot of these roads on my 09 vstrom 650sea ,beautifull.bryce from nfld,

Thinking about doing a similar trip next summer, I would start in Mississauga

Hello Mr Adams, just got into your channel after you mentioned it on Adventure Rider Radio. Its just fascinating how well made your videos are and the distances you take on. Keep it up.

@nick949eldo

6 ай бұрын

You're very kind. My videos aren't as slick as many, but I enjoy the process as they help me prepare to write the trips up more fully. As for distances - I like being in the saddle, and it's a big country. Stay well. Ride safely.

I always look forward to your videos

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

Thanks Mate 😁

Nice to see so many familiar and new scenery. You have inspired us to plan a trip back to Nova Scotia next summer.

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

Thanks. I barely touched it, but it's a lovely province. I could have been stopping every three minutes just to photograph buildings.

Mark and I were recently down there for the Wharf Rat.

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

Haha. Glad I missed it. That's not my scene. Hope you had a good time.

Great stuff Nick, looks like a braw place to spend some days chilling on a bike, just back from a euro trip, traffic was terrible, stressful, not the real way to ride a bike.

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

Avoiding traffic is one of my delights, but I know from riding in the UK that one can find quiet roads on that side of the Atlantic - avoid cities.

Nick great video. thank you. When crossing on a small ferry i put my bike on the side stand and sit on it to keep it from toppling over. This seems to be the least unnerving. Do you have any recommendations?

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

I usually do the same Dave. Also, I leave it in first gear to limit any chance of it rolling forwards. If it's calm I'll get off and walk around, but it depends on conditions. On large ferries I strap the bike down as if it were on a trailer or flatbed so it can't move, no matter how rough.

@davewojcik1854

10 ай бұрын

@@nick949eldo Thanks Nick I was leaving in neutral so from now on Im placing my bike in gear. That will give me an extra level of confidence.

Every time I'm in the maritimes or watch something from the maritimes I ask myself...why don't I live in the Maritimes?

@nick949eldo

10 ай бұрын

I understand this sentiment