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great video. is it open during winter as well ?

Cool and festive

I love woodpeckers

OMG

WOW😮❤

Hi brondon im payton aimee's daughter

Are all the parts(6) included in the entry fee? Or do we have to pay anything extra again to view certain places like wolve observatory etc? Please let me know… thankyou

you should get a ATV my friend it so nice down there

VERY ENJOYABLE, THANK, YOU.

I had the best time exploring with you 🎃🍂

🥰My Homeland.

i used to live in the small house with the wall on the beach... used to swim and jump off that electrical box as a kid all day long... water is so shallow right there too. miss this verry much..LAKE ST forever

We were there too!

I like the background music 🎶

🎃 👻 ❤️

Wicked video too, my man.

Who’s watching this after finding out there are unexploded warm bombs here and also finding out it was a bomb range for a bit! I’ve been on this trail about 8 times now in my 37 year life and never knew. I love history and nature.

Congrats! Lovely couple.

Such an incredible boat tour with the most amazing tour guides and the best travel partner 😍❤️ can’t wait to go back!

I had no idea there are mountains in Newfoundland.

What beautiful photos of a lovely place! Loved it!

I would love to go here!

Great video Brandon and Katie! I'm excited to see the rest of your Newfoundland vlogs!

I grew up just down the road from this trail actually almost across the road from where the train station now designs, as a kid I would watch trains go along this trail. Wonderful video

Thanks for this. I'm considering biking the length of the trail. Do you know if there's camping along the way?

Beautiful sunset at the end! 😊

Thank you, Brandon, for your lovely walk and tour of this national wildlife area. It was exactly the info I was looking for as a review before I go t visit. 😊

Hope there is no nuggets in the sand

Only been here a couple times but what a beauty eh... lil slice of feels like a different country but it's our backyard.

Loving the channel

Great video man!

Great stuff. Love to learn about local history.

Thanks for the tour. Not many people know about this place. In total it is about 500 acres.

i wonder if u cna upload nan oahter version within musci to enjoy fireworks osunds echo?

Hi.. hello how are you? Take care always enjoy life.

The Brick trail is all paved. That's how you know how to follow it also.

Ottawa on dirait une ville européenne c’est tout, on peut pas le comparer avec Washington par exemple

I just came across your UA-cam channel and am really enjoying the scenery as you walk down the trail. I grew up on McLachlan Road, and those are my old stomping grounds. My friends and I used to drive our dirt bikes and snowmobiles up and down the old roads all the time. I lived there when the train tracks were still in place and the trains would run. When I was little, I would see the caboose at the end of the train, which was yellow. I remember the train sometimes shaking the dishes in our kitchen china cabinet as it went by. There was a hunting camp in the bush between McLachlan Road and Ford Road. I was in an auto accident nearly 20 years ago, and now I am in a wheelchair and unable to explore like I used to. Watching your videos brings back good memories of growing up. Have you ever thought of walking the trail during the summer or fall months? That would be epic!

Stunning

Where I'm looking up I see nothing

Nothing in Kitchener

Great video bro

I wanted to go but i couldn't

❤❤❤❤❤Thanks for sharing

New subscriber new supporter ✨️ i went on the helicopter ride its sure nice

Nice video Great passion you got thanks for sharing

❤❤❤Great video pal

😂#notactuallybeingkidnapped

Love the background music choice, really goes well with all the birds chirping and the forest sounds.

Mac Beattie's 1966 song "Train Wreck at Almonte". ua-cam.com/video/a24lWd8UTXI/v-deo.htmlsi=uqbTYvA0xX09EN07