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This video, shows just some of my favourite sights in and around the picturesque Town of Ladysmith, B.C.
Built on a hillside overlooking the beautiful waters of Ladysmith Harbour is one of the oldest settlements on Vancouver Island, the community originally known as Oyster Harbour, established in 1899 by James Dunsmuir, son of Vancouver Island’s prosperous coal-mining family. As you can see, I had some fun in making this, and hope you’ll enjoy it, but nothing can compare to an actual visit to this beautiful place here on southern Vancouver Island.
Some interesting facts:
-Ladysmith is located on the 49th parallel (the northern latitudinal, marking the Canada and United States international border from B.C.’s mainland all the way to northern Ontario).
-The community was designed as a recreation and dormitory complex for miners, serving as a shipping port for coal from Nanaimo, and James Dunsmuir moved many buildings by rail to this peaceful spot he had chosen.
-Town of Ladysmith was officially founded in 1904, however the area had its origins more than 5,000 years ago. Stz’uminus First Nations communities settled on the waterfront due to its natural harbour. The sea and coastline provided them with abundant fishing and hunting for generations.
-The town that stands today has its roots in an 1898 decision by James Dunsmuir, a son of coal baron Robert Dunsmuir. He chose Oyster Harbour as the shipping port for his nearby mine.
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Location:
N 48° 59.839 W 123° 49.401
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Equipment used:
Sony A7ii
DJI Mini 2
Music and sound effects used in this video:
“Summer of 1984” by RKVC (KZbin Audio)
Sound effects from Freesound: freesound.org
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