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What do you say when you meet a bear in the woods?
Written by David Noel Edwards

While walking in the woods this afternoon near Tanglewood . . .

He stopped and turned to look at me when I said, “Wait! I was going to make espresso!” (which is what I always say when I meet a bear who is too shy to approach me).

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