Fredericton Downtown Drive 4K - New Brunswick, Canada

[@marianogamboggi1913]

Thanks for your time and sharing.

[@chazonthego7810]

Beautiful drive!! I grew up in Fredericton and can attest that it’s a lovely little place ✨💐 Thanks for sharing!

[@laurakarline6089]

Hi which language do people speak Therme?

[@Itskaur-l5t]

Hi, chazonthego can u help me in finding a work here

[@twanabaiz9516]

What is local language there please

[@emberstone3]

@@twanabaiz9516english!! but most people can speak french aswell

[@summersaroundthecorner5948]

New road trip east, this is awesome footage! Thank you very much for this

[@andy5786]

Just found your channel it's great been to Frederick's Canada well nice thanks for drive video 👍🇬🇧🇨🇦

[@travelxoverland]

Thanks for watching Andy, glad you liked it

[@OsbordPlunky]

Very nice little city, didn't expect that

[@rps1689]

It's looks nice, but is a pathetic excuse for a capital city.

[@travelxoverland]

Yea looks pretty decent eh

[@rps1689]

@@travelxoverland Looks are deceiving.

[@Twists1123]

Exactly!

[@marceloperini-quimicaefoto8987]

Thank you, 🤩 fantastic video! 👏👏👏👍🤜🏻🤛

[@travelxoverland]

Thank you Marcelo

[@JoseMartins-nr3jv]

Canada New Brunswick Fredericton 🇨🇦 And United Kingdom Jersey St Helier 🇬🇧

[@seabreeze9296]

Ah Fredericton.... My Birth City!!💜 looks like it grew a little, maybe in 50 years it'll be a big as Halifax!! LOL

[@ShemLarf]

Wow so deserted. This is like toronto 1980

[@khoiruummatin4686]

kota yang indah.. semoga bisa kesini suatu hari.. mampir kesini karena youtuber nia dan jessy.. nice video

[@yuliph5129]

Penggemar chanel Yt NiaDan Jessy youtuber kesayangan, tinggal di fredericton NB

[@AhmadHaidery]

very nice and good recorded may i know what type of camera did you recorded thanks?

[@personmcpersonface6894]

You may not.

[@dahmanemellahi7589]

belle ville

[@integratedmarketingfredericton]

👍👍

[@saatersamsonawuapila607]

Any shared apartment in Fredericton close to NBCC obe can rent?

[@ThemobileUnity]

Hello. Are you okay?

[@roman2soiko2]

انا ارف الفريجيكننت 我带埃弗德里克顿 I love Frederiton Je travai pour Fredericotn Я лубу фредеикртон Yo me encanto fredericton

[@Bozewani]

i studied political science and human rights in Fredericton je me etudes les ciences politiques en droits des les hommes en Fredericton Yo estudiando ciencias politicas y derechos humanos en Fredericton Я учил политилогия и права человека в фредекритон انا اجرس رسي السيةي الحكوك النسم في فريديكنت 我知道政治人权福德里克顿

[@user-us1hx2cx3j]

Boring city with an endless winter. If you have had an energy by pass, Fredericton is for you!

[@RyanWebster7]

There are no boring cities, only boring people.

[@user-us1hx2cx3j]

@@RyanWebster7 really? No boring cities? There are plenty, in every country and Fredericton IS one of them! So lets get this straight, you seem to be saying, in effect, that Fredericton is not boring, I am just boring, and logically therefore that NYC and Fredericton are equal in their "non boringness", its all just me? LOL. BUT to be fair to your point, Fredericton probably is boring because it IS full of boring energy-by- passed people! (the ones born here with energy leave, the newcomers with energy leave soon enough too).

[@RyanWebster7]

@@user-us1hx2cx3j exactly 💯 👏

[@RyanWebster7]

@@user-us1hx2cx3j glad you can humble yourself 🙏

[@dilwindersingh-x7b]

i'll take endless winter over endless indians

[@janeentumbao8690]

Why does it seem like Canada is an overall prettier country?????? Heck, even the leader looks better! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@davek4547]

The states is far superior in terms of looks.

[@travelxoverland]

Yea I do think US is overall more beautiful, especially because of the diversity of landscapes

[@rps1689]

@@travelxoverland Yep. The US has very diverse landscapes. NB is in my opinion the worst in Canada in regards to landscape diversity and there is nothing breathtaking.

[@ashtray4313]

@@rps1689well, i think the landscape of Manitoba (especially southern MB) is way more bland and boring. In general NB has much more diverse ecosystem and looks way better, greener and interesting than all of the Prairies(SK+MB+part of AB east of Calgary) combined (I don’t count western AB as a part of the Prairies)

[@rps1689]

@@ashtray4313 The Prairies are boring compared to NB. I hear ya about Western AB. NB scenery is not my cup of tea, as there is nowhere where you can hike without seeing evidence that they are second or much more than second growth forests; no virgin forests in NB. Plus too many unstable monoculture tree farms for my liking. The overwhelming majority of old trees in the forests of NB are not even beyond traditional rotation, which is quite evident even from above looking down from an aircraft. The closest thing you will see to a real forest in the Maritimes is the remnant old-growth Acadian forests in NS, still not virgin forests and look like what second growth forests do in BC; nothing to write home about. Sadly in the Maritimes, less than one percent of old-growth Acadian forest remains and it is getting smaller. I highly recommend for avid forest hikers to hike in the remnant forests of NS in near Cape Breton inland from Fishermans Harbour, and in Southern NS near south area of Handsled Lake. That is the closest you will get in the Maritimes to seeing a real forest. For me, nature is mundane in NB, it is basically a big tree farm with some nice nook and crannies and very interesting geological features. Sure you can see black bears, lynxes, white tailed deer, moose, bobcats, raccoons, otters, red foxes, coyotes, minks, snowshoe hares, porcupines, beavers, chipmunk and squirrels etc, but they are widespread in Canada. One of the main reasons I love BC is because it encompasses more ecosystems and more species than any other province in Canada and I can never get enough of it. No wonder, it has about half of all species in Canada. I’m sure glad I did explore the interesting geological features on NB. My regret is not exploring all Ontario’s southern regions, as it has more biodiversity than that of NB.