We will stop at Fort Anne any time we get to Port Royal, took the kids to Fortress of Louisbourg last summer, they enjoyed it.

It is an interesting stretch of road for sure.

Well you are welcome, we all need a good nights rest.

I appreciate your feed back, thank you.

Yes, of course, thank you.

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Yes you most certainly can.

Ha ha yes, not sure what station I had it on.

yes you certainly can

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Thank you

Not sure why this didnt render in 4k, I put on another version with 4k and smoother frame rate.

obrigado

Yeah it's not really the most interesting lol

большое спасибо

Целью покрытия является защита деревянных элементов конструкции от атмосферных воздействий. Срок службы открытых деревянных мостов обычно составляет всего 20 лет из-за воздействия дождя и солнца, а крытый мост может прослужить более 100 лет.

Ну, технологія цих мостів, звичайно, досить проста.

Помню.. Открытие " ОКЕАНА" много чего необычного в продаже появилось..и, " тележки" в торговом зале.. Новинка тогда была да и . Всякое масло селедочное..да, еще когда универмаг новый открыли.. Так и говорили : в новом универмаге, в старом универмаге.. " дом одежды" но.. По привычке.. В старом универмаге.. Очереди в конце месяца.. За.... КАК молоды мы были..Сумы Украина... Теперь вот не знаю.. Улицы попереименовали.. Не сообразшь..скажут на Первомайской - знаю где это.. А так..

​​@@bukabuka5411 город магазинов , чтоб жить в сумах нада чтоб ктото работал в польше или еще дальше , Женщины с детьми за границей , на хазяйстве без источников дохода остались мужчины , на лестничных пролетах стоят как проститутки на окружной , Вернее уже не стоят , мобилизация сделала их невидимыми

У нас в Нью-Брансуике 58 крытых мостов, 54 из которых до сих пор используются.

just as bad as "Ok Garmin save video"

Thank you, it isn't hard to tell it was my first time doing something like this.

how are you wasting your time recording this shit lmao

Thank you

Well, keep an eye on my channel, I will have more from my region of this great country.

why is moncton and canada your dream

@@madmikemadmike2175 because Moncton and Canada is a dream for me. I dont know how to say, but i like Moncton.

Yes certainly

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Thank you for watching and commenting. I do always try and follow the posted speed limit.

I agree we can all get better. At 1:51 I do slow down and give more room to the other car.

@@drivingnbandbeyond One that pulls quickly in front of you like that is too unpredictable of a driver and is always best to back off and let them do their unsafe thing. You never know what stupid move they might make. I have always created a more than necessary cushion space for the last 18 years and it has paid off many times. Before that I didn't and had some nasty close calls and two minor collisions that would have been preventable if only I had created enough cushion space. A real good habit to get into, is not to accelerate the instant the light turns green, just do a simple double check in order to give you time in case someone goes through a red light. I know for sure if I didn't do this, I would be dead today, as a speeding exotic car flew through a red light at well over 120K in a 60K speed limit zone. Driving can be so much more fun and safe simply by practicing some safe habit. It's hard to create good new habits, but totally worth it. I use to race cars on tracks, and they teach you to always make your transitions as smooth as possible. I recall once riding a bus and a passenger beat me to it asking the driver if he ever raced cars because the transit driver always braked smoothly and accelerated smoothy plus his transitions were impeccable. It turned out he never raced cars, but took pride in his driving and cared about his standing passengers.

Perhaps not wrong but unaware of the surroundings

@@drivingnbandbeyond Yes. One should always be in the habit of checking their mirrors and being aware of the surroundings. Too many people that drive sit in their cars like they are on the couch watching TV.

yes you may

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4/Death/Fish Valley/Star this was filmed from Tin Can Beach

Ah. I haven't been to either area since the early 90s.