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As an American I don't know much about places in Canada. Today I am very interested in learning about some of the strangest places in Canada. If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a comment, like, or subscribe for more!
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There is a television show based on Oak Island called “The Curse of Oak Island” into season 11 now.
I can't believe he's never heard of oak Island! I heard about it in gr4 but guess since it's Canadian but yeah even the show he hasn't heard of 😲
@@Brizasaur he may have heard of it. He doesn't remember a lot.
@@barrylangille3523 🤣
@@Brizasaur He has. Back in his 20th episode. Yes, I've been following him that long.
oh ya totally they definently havent found anything narrator guy just a bunch of historical artifacts dating back to the crusade and connected to the templars and the masons thats totally nothing lol the narrator of that video needs to do more research before talking about stuff lol oh and i havent even talked about to ship stuff they found in the lake but ya there was deffinently nothing there and there isnt a museum on the island with everything they found
We are Canadians, we don't get mad when you say the wrong thing out of ignorance.... We get mad when you say the wrong things out of malice :)
Yep. This is very accurate.
So true!
Rolling my eyes at the butchered pronunciations of Osoyoos and Okanagan
Okay-niggin' Valley o/
Everyone I’ve seen online talk about the valley mispronounce it but that’s the first time I’ve heard Osoyoos even mentioned
Ouch!
I think it’s an AI voice. They’re starting to replace voice over actors it seems
I was glad my mouth wasn’t full! I would’ve sprayed it everywhere. 😂😅
This man's ability to forget how massive Canada is never fails to amuse me! A pilgrimage from Nova Scotia to Saskatchewan to B.C. would take a month at minimum.
And then to BC from there.
To say the least, thehotmitch!
His shtick is growing old
@@donmurray6362 no ones keeping you here, dude
I left him a message to react to The Arrogant Worms' song "Canada's Really Big."
@9:33 Tyler, don't worry. You didn't offend anyone near as much as the narrator did with their horrible pronunciations of Okanagan and Osoyoos. For reference:
Okanagan = Oh-ka-naw-gan
Osoyoos = Oh- SOY -oos
You sound like someone from Vancouver the way you say Osoyoos! Oh-SUE-yis For the people that grew up there or near there like I did.
Uh sue yoose
Pretty sure its a bot narrating the video. That's why pronunciation would be off.
I watch The Curse of Oak Island weekly. They are now focusing on the connection between The Nights Templer and Vikings. 2 American Brothers are spearheading the show and the search. I love all things Archeology, History, and Geography. I find it fascinating.
I'm upset that NON-Canadians are allowed to get their hands on it & OWN whatever may be inside. That's not right. I think any findings should belong to Canada - unless it is obvious they are from a particular other specific country - who should then be entitled to get it back.
I know that maybe Canadians or the Can. gov. may not invest in finding anything, but if that is the case, then it should just stay hidden until Canada WAS ready to look OR some foreign country who TRULY believes some important item of theirs may be hidden there pays for excavations - & Canada gets anything that comes out if it doesn't belong to the foreign country.
The The Nights Templer and Vikings have nothing to do with each other. The The Nights Templar was forms to protect Christians and to regain lands back from Islam concurring, first based out of France. Vikings, which were from Netherlands, focused more on England Lands than anywhere else but when it comes to Vikings, very little history is known of them since they did not write things down or could read. Many of the shows on Vikings are fictional / legend for entertainment purpose.
@@davidestate The Vikings were from Scandanavia, not the Netherlands. The Vikings raided in the region, specifically Frisia, a part of the Frankish empire at the time and a significant trading hub for them, and Danish Vikings had settlements in the region for a time until they were eventually run out by the local Frisians, but Vikings were not actually indigenous to the region.
I've noticed that no one outside of Canada can pronounce Okanagan
It’s not that tough.
I know right, I used to lived in the Okanagan. Ok-can-og-gan. It is not that hard.
Up at my cottage traversing the islands look for IWANAGETBACK signs some people didn’t get lol
It's so weird. Why make a video about something and not even learn how to pronounce what you're talking about?
Visit NS ... there are some doozies of place names ... heck the maritimes as a whole have some bangers.
Spotted Lake!!!! My savior! Several years ago while at UBC in Kelowna, BC. I took a job-fighting wildland forest fire, I was the skip for my 6-pack brigade when my Supervisor who was First Nation from the area. He felt so sorry for me that he almost cried when I showed him what my skin looked like under my Fireproof gear. Psoriasis was so bad, that I was cracking and bleeding at all my joints. On our way back to the base for our 5-day break, he got me to take a detour, and after stopping for him to buy a case of mason jars. We parked and he went somewhere by himself. He filled 12 jars and was about to tell me something, I stopped him...offered him some of my sacred homegrown tobacco. His eyes lit up that I knew how to accept his gift! I didn't wait, I went into the bush then and there to dab that water on my lesions. It stung like salt on an open wound for sure. Took almost half an hour to settle down but the comfort I felt for the rest of the 10-hour drive was un-explainable. Overnight my lesions scabbed over. On our way back to the fire, I showed him my arms...he was visibly touched to see how I'd improved. The next day, I was right back to being completely covered in lesions again but worst, I couldn't even stand on my feet and it was deemed unsafe for me to go out into the line of fire, I had to go to the hospital. Turned out I didn't have Psoriasis...I am allergic to wheat...WHEAT? I had one Camp Meal💔No not Celiac, that's Gluten. I can eat Barley and other things that have Gluten but I can't even touch wheat and it's in everything as a filler, So after living with the condition for almost 50 years, thanks to Spotted Lake, I found out why my body was revolting through my skin. Had to share, the moral of my story, "Mother Nature truly does provide us with the "Greatest and Most Powerful Antibiotics"
This is an amazing story, thank you for what you've done ❤
Know that natives value actions far more than words. The fact that you were fighting fires at the expense of your own health.. that's all I'd need to treat you like this man did
That was a good story! Thanks! I also had an experience with a spiritual elder on a fishing trip,(Churchill River)! Us white boys were pretty sunburned and the evening came , we were back at camp and this lady had made us a tea! It was so soothing from the inside out , minty as hell but I tell you, the beauty of this planet also has personality! It provides you with all the medicines you need !
That is very loosely the story of Oak Island. You should really check it out more. The Curse of Oak Island is a great show. It is in its 11th season. So much has been discovered there.
Sure if you want to watch a show that uses props, fake finding, propaganda etc to attract more viewers. Maybe do some research about Oak Island to get the real story instead of believing a TV show
I'm a geologist. Here's why we can't date some stone structures that humans make. If we dated the rocks we would simply get the date of the rock. Not the date the rocks were moved. To accurately date something like that we would need some date able materials. Like a garbage pit dug near the site. But in those days they were likely to give waste to pigs. Or something like a racoon or bear could dig it up making dating it impossible. If we found a latrine used by the workers or a garbage pit of the inhabitants we could make a much better theory on what it was used for and when it was made. This structure doesn't seem to be held toggle with mortar or anything else that may have date able materials in it so finding construction materials or garbage would be obe of the only ways to date it.
Or, if you watched Curse of Oak Island, you would know that if you could find a small stick under the stone wall you could carbon date it to see when the wall was built.
If you were a historian too, you could have an idea of when a wall like that would likely have been made without any type of mortar in Canada (possibly) or which cultures of people would make a structure in that type of shape ie. Native, British, French, Viking etc. I think there is even a way to tell how tall a structure was somehow with how it is built. This could give you an idea on who built it too. A Viking would have needed a much taller structure than a French person for example.
@@Carrie-so3ro yeah, sadly my field of study is much older than that. I do enjoy getting to see these sites though. Ichnology may be my bread and butter but you don't get into these things without loving history.
Being from Nova Scotia, I grew up on stories about Oak Island. It's a very old story - and people have died attempting to retrieve the treasure. Some have theorized that the "treasurer" is from Captain Kidd; I've also heard writing of Sir Francis Bacon. Several other commenters have pointed to the TV show and they've found some very interesting items - including some from the Knight's Templar.
There are two castles in Victoria, BC. The site of one castle was used to film X men.
There are also 2 castle-LIKE structures in Ontario that I know about. One is called Castle Loma (in Toronto) & one is called Dundurn Castle (in or around Hamilton, Ontario).
NEITHER of these are ACTUAL castles though - as they were NOT built for a Royal House or any of their designates - to be a base of defence of the area nor a safe haven for the region's inhabitants in case of attack either. They were simply built as homes for wealthy families - to LOOK like castles.
Tyler, your videos are awesome and you have a wonderful personality. Thank you for posting. Cheers from Canada.
The Okanagan is beautiful I love it as a Canadian ❤
I've grown millions of aspen for reclamation projects and you see genetic variation with those numbers. Most are non-viable and die, and are not useful. I've passed by spotted lake (Lake Khiluk) hundreds of times. It has a long history of indigenous use, an attempt to make a spa due to the salts, and finally a return to the Okanagan First Nation. Mispronounced in the video...Osoyoos is O-Soo-Yus and Okanagan is O-ken-Aw-gan. My cousins in Osoyoos always laughed at people who mispronounced it.
Yeah I cringed at the pronunciation of Okanagan
The twisted trees are not very far from me. An hour and half from Saskatoon. Been there a few times. It is a really pretty grove and worth a visit.
It is remarkable how stark the differences are between them and the normal ones so close. They dont intermingle. Even the young ones start twisting. Other small shrubberies that do live in the underbrush are completely normal.
Just so you know on oak island it's not government employed people digging there, it's the government giving people permission to dig there.
You have to have a permit from the government to be allowed to do large scale digs just about anywhere (except on personal private property unless its for building something then you need a construction permit)
Buddy, this is Canada. If we find the holy grail we're gonna pour some Keith's into it and go watch the Leafs
The pit is in Nova Scotia. They would be watching a Boston Bruins game.
For those who don't know, Keith's is a beer, and an aspen tree is a poplar tree, or type of. Very common hardwood/softwood type of tree.
There’s a forest in Poland that’s similar, I’d blame the wind in Saskatchewan but that would be everywhere!! Love you Saskatchewan from AB 💕💕
Prince Edward Island’s singing sand beach, where the sand “sings” or squeaks when stepped on or wind blown
Cool!
There is a tv show regarding “Oak Island “ there is far more to this and nights Templar artifacts have been found including tunnels that have been found
The last place I lived before I left home was about two kilometers from Spotted Lake. III It is an alkali slough, and has spots all year round not just the summer like the story said. The mud is very healthy, and a spa was going to be set up before the natives intervened. At the time, the natives did not own the land at all, but they raised such a fuss about it being a sacred site, and with the backing of the non natives it became so. It is easy to see as you drive by on the highway. There is fencing in the area mostly to keep the cattle off the highway! The fencing has been there for many years. Ohh, and the lake has 365 spots, which is part of what makes it sacred.
My ancestors owned 3 quarters of the town Chester near Oak Island in 1823 until tragedy struck, they also owned Clay Island near Oak Island, they used clay from the island to make bricks to build the town
You’d enjoy the show: Creepy Canada
It had everything from paranormal locations, cryptids and other Canadian mysteries
The US does have something similar to Spotted Lake. Salt Lake in Utah gets similar markings, though not as pronounced. There's another salt water lake in Saskatchewan at Manitou Beach. It doesn't get the patterns, but is extremely buoyant.
When we were teenager we went in the Screaming Tunnel lots, we'd be drinking in the field on the other side.
We did the match thing (not at midnight) and we did hear something, the match did flicker ( but not go out).
When seen in the daytime, and sober, can see why there would be wind and noise inside, it's an old tunnel.
Not only are the trees genetic clones but if you take a cutting and grow it elsewhere, it too will be twisted, per Wikipedia. I feel kind of sorry for the trees.
"I feel kind of sorry for the trees." 🤣🤣🤣
Really? It says they’ll grow twisted elsewhere? I grew up around the crooked trees and always heard that when they tried to grow them elsewhere they grew straight. But maybe that was an old wives tale or something
@@jules3048 Wikipedia was my source.
Cloning will express exact genetics as mother plant and give it time will do the same as its mother .
@@elainebradley8213 well mine was prob hearsay passed down from one person to another 😂 I really don’t know
So I live in Nova Scotia. We have a walking path around a lake here. That path is made of very old Brick's covered in dirt. But during a rain storm the bricks were revealed. Not sure the origins or why a path is made of brick.
Pretty cool though.
They could have added so much more!! Abraham lake in AB in the winter is really cool, look it up!! Just 1 example or go back to Saskatchewan, Moose Jaw tunnels ( I think I got that right?) 🤞🏻🙏🏻💕
Or magnetic hill in New Brunswick…
@@SBel65 right!! So many I’m wondering why only 5!!
BC alone has many fascinating places. The Hoodoos, Agate Beach Haida Gwaii, Chicken Pox Island on the Fraser River but google does not recognize it, which is to bad because while not much to look at, it does have a very tragic history for a Tribe that use to live there, plus many many other amazing places
@@foxymacadoo so many places in Canada
@@foxymacadoo the kermode bear
Sooo, about that crooked bush story...my family homesteaded (then farmed) there since around 1910. There is more to this story. First hand, I was told there were sightings of flying objects and landings at the bushes, which were not crooked at the time. Also seen by farmers, men from the aircraft did urinate in the bushes. After that, some trees lost some characteristics of phototropism and gravitropism, which causes growth toward light and opposite to gravity. When the area became developed these sightings stopped. Some people comment that because the aircraft made no engine noise there must have been an anti-gravity device in use, which messed up the trees' DNA. Personally I don't get too involved in Alien theories, the existence of silent vertical takeoff and landing aircraft pre-1920 is perplexing enough!
thanks for sharing the lore!
I was thinking of a few possibilities (in theory.)
1- is that there really is a genetic mutation & it would affect any "children" the tree had. (This doesn't go with the info you are providing though.)
2- (I guess it IS possible it was from aliens - as the universe [& beyond] is too big for us at this point to really know much about & it IS possible that there is/are more advanced species out there than us. It is NOT where my brain is going on this, quite likely because we are not "programmed" to consider this possibility very seriously.)
3 - that the area WAS being used by our (or even the American - with or without Canada's permission) military - as a "secret" site (if not very inhabited)
- to try out potential new - either space craft OR military craft, with vehicles landing in the area (on the trees - so as NOT to leave a "footprint" behind on the ground.) Possibly these landings or else maybe emissions from whatever the crafts give off ie. whatever type of engine fuel fumes or even the material used in the construction of the crafts caused these deformations. If this is the case & they are "secret" operations to test potential new craft - the government ISN'T going to say so. (If an "alien" was seen peeing on a tree, I don't think that it is likely to have spread to any other trees as the amount of urine would be pretty small. I think [while it is POSSIBLE a person saw an alien], that what a person MOST LIKELY saw was some HUMAN in an advanced form of space suit or military suit with head protection (for war) being tested also. I don't even think that if a person was being used to fly these secret craft & got an illness from the materials - like radiation poisoning - that there would be enough coming out in the urine to affect more than a little of the 1st tree, never mind end up passing anything on to the surrounding trees.
4 - that some company at some point illegally dumped some chemicals in the ground & that caused the trees to grow deformed. It is possible that the "alien" was someone in a hazard suit looking into the situation (& believing no harm would come to him, allowed himself to "relieve" himself on some already infected trees - that were only starting to show some signs of a problem that MOST people wouldn't pick up - except experts from the chemical company or the government who were SPECIFICALLY LOOKING to see if a problem would come up
I don't know if any of my thoughts are true or truly make sense. It is just what I have come up with.
What an idiot
It’s Okanagan. (O-Ka-naw-gan) Video guy tired. Spotted Lake is two hours drive south of me and very cool. Come on up Tyler, we can show it to you and visit Canadian wine country at the same time.
The information on that screaming tunnel is incorrect. The reason being is that the tunnel is in the area where I live. It used to be a train tunnel, but it never was completed. However, a girl did die in there because she was on fire.
OH-SUE-YUSS..
I've spent a solid 10 years explaining this to tourists..
The Screaming Tunnel is no joke, real sounds like a woman screaming in pail. Been there dozens of times but only heard her a few times. I always thought it was the train rails making noise that we couldn’t hear normally but the old tunnel worked like an amplifier.
Edit: I’ve never heard about the match thing
I lived in Osoyoos for years. Spotted lake is a huge tourist attraction, and you can not swim in it. It's a sacred lake, and you could die from going into it. Also because of it's location it is difficult to get to. Beautiful area though
There's a place of twisted trees in Poland that's unexplained too lol that's cool I didn't know we had ones like that in the province next to me 😮
There are Twisted Trees, just like these, in RUSSIA as well! (I’m Canadian 🇨🇦btw.)
Are the Russian trees the same species, and do they have the same cause? I know many areas, including parts of Ontario, have saddle trees due to snow weight in the winter.
I never heard of the twisted trees before but I love in Nova Scotia Canada and never been west
The Bayer's Lake mystery walls, 10 mins away, had nothing to do with anything military. It's too small. They dated some of the lichen on the rocks and came up with a date of around 1790. In 1790 there were no settlements, no developments, no interest, no useable land, in that area -- outskirts of Halifax. If anything, it looks like a highland croft.
Tyler, Oak Island is very real. I spent a night camping out on it when I was 15. Been into it since then. It was part of my commentary as a tour guide for 15 years. I just turned 60. In 1795, 16-year-old Daniel McGinnis was on Oak Island and he came across a big 'ol oak tree. A tattered rope and half-rotted block & tackle hung from a lower branch, and over a slight depression in the ground. He left and later returned with two friends, John Smith and Anthony Vaughn. They were kids who saw something to do, and followed their imagination. As they dug, they encountered a layer of small logs fit tightly together, like a floor or platform. They hit one every 10 feet. They gave up after the third one. What followed was numerous individuals, groups, and companies were formed to find the loot. In 1803 they found and odd, flat, rectangular stone about 18 X 12 inches at the 90-foot level. When they removed it, they found on its other side, and message written in odd symbols. No one's been able to translate it and the last time it was seen was in a bookshop in Halifax in the early 1900's. The last supposed location of it was in a Masonic lodge in Truro, Nova Scotia about 50 or so years ago. As other attempts were made, they all failed do booby traps that cause the shaft to fill with seawater from 5 box tunnels that lead from Smith's Cove, about 500 ft away. The current attempt by the Lagina Brothers from Michigan, is out of this world. They've been at it for 10 years and have spent millions. Their show, The Curse of Oak Island is in its 11th season on the History Channel. You need to watch it. Don't buy into what the narrator says.
Can't believe dude left out Magnetic Hill in Moncton, NB.
9:30 its pronounced " oka-nogin "
I'm not surprised you don't remember it but, your 20th episode on this channel was on Oak Island.
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The treasure hunt on Oak Island; if you're interested in treasure hunting and mystery, there is a TV show called "The Curse of Oak Island" where they have been hunting for 11 seasons (181 episodes) for the hidden treasure on the Island.
OKANAG' AN..NOT OKAGAN!!!... They couldn't get a Canadian narrator?
And it spells the same way backwards! I grew up in Westbank or as newbies call it West Kelowna 😢
OMG... what horrible pronunciation! He's not even READING the name!!
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Just discovered and subscribed to your channel. I, as a nCanadian find it very entertaining. I look forward to watching all of your videos. Thanks!
Hey Tyler, I just sent you a recommendation that you should be interested in~!
“A World Without Canada” a limited series on UA-cam~! Each episode is about 40ish minutes long and very informative on how Canada has an impact on a global scale~!
For Oak Island, not sure how much truth there is to the story, but supposedly two people dug up a stone tablet there that was wrapped up in I want to say palm leaves buried there in like the late 1700s to early 1800s. If this is true the tablet has been lost and it couldn’t have come from Canada since I’m pretty sure we don’t have Palm trees growing outside in Canada but if we do I’m pretty sure they were introduced from somewhere else and aren’t actually native.
Spotted Lake you don’t touch and can only view from a distance. ❤️🇨🇦
Fun fact about Oak Island, theres likely not anything of significance there other than a temporary port where inhabitants dropped things down their well. But its a major source of tourism for nova scotia because its aired on the history channel all the time. Theres even a tiny museum there where you can pay to see all the little nicknacks theyve pulled out of the ground over the years.
Getting into the woodwork is a common saying in Canada. It typically means into the the "thick" of things in a metaphorical sense but is derived from the literal sense of going deep into the bush. Seems fitting here for your comment on the twisted trees.
One interesting FACT about Oak Island is that a freeman (freed slave) who's name escapes me (Jiles or Gyles Corey?) moved to the island and bought a patch of land to cabbage farm, that patch of land contained "The Money Pit", 5 years later he was one of the richest men in North America!
It's highly likely while cabbage farming he stumbled upon a pirate stash, and legends arose about the nature of the treasure and if it was all found.
"The Money Pit" excavations are well documented, including remains of timber scaffolding and timber "floors" every 15 or 20 feet, the furthest depth reached was 150 ft or so, before a horizontal shaft opened up and flooded the area with seawater, which prevented any further exploration (and killed a bunch of laborers). More recently the timber remains were tested and found to have pitch tar on almost every sample, suggesting the timber was repurposed from several different large sailboats.
So there's lots of intrigue surrounding the island, even though it's likely that whatever treasure was there has been found, artifacts like roman gold and silver coins and pendants have been discovered on the surface from time to time, suggesting that Europeans from the Crusades Era have been to that island, which led to the speculation that the vast treasures that disappeared during the crusades ended up there.
I believe there's also some reference to the hiding the crusaders artifacts at the heart of a giant elephant, Oak Island has a stark resemblance to an elephant, and the money pit is right where the heart would be, but I don't know if their any real basis to those claims or if they were made up after the fact.
The movie Dead Zone was filmed in Niagara Falls, Niagara-on-the-Lake, and other areas. Tom Skerritt, Martin Sheen and Chistoher Walken appeared in the film.
Martin Sheen’s character Greg Stillson was running for President of the United States.
The film was based in Stephen King’s novel of the same name. Years later, Stephen King in an interview said that he didn’t think one of his characters would become reality and referred to Donald Trump
Tyler, you really have to see the film "My Winnipeg", directed by Guy Maddin.
My daughter went to the screaming tunnel 😂
You need to check out the flowerpot rocks! That is beautiful! Walk the bottom of the ocean!
I live in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia and had no idea about the Bayers Lake mystery wall.
I did grow up hearing stories of Oak Island though... they were fascinating. But there is also a story of Moses Island in my community having buried treasure too... but the whole island is up for sale, so we may never know if there is actually treasure there or not.
There’s actually a television series called “The Curse of Oak Island” about a modern excavation going on and although the small items that have been found are things like nails, spikes, button and a coin or two the testing on these items does date them to the 15/16 hundreds when the Knights Templar supposedly spirited away with the ark of the covenant and various other religious items and treasures. There have also been carvings found connected to symbols of the Templars .
Screaming tunnel gave me chills. Eeeek
OH-SOY-OOOS in the OAK-AN-OG-AN Valley.... damn people that can't pronounce names properly (or do the research to be ABLE to use the right pronunciation.)... but this isn't your fault Tyler, you picked another cool subject to feature.
The sand dunes of Lake Athabasca. Apparently the only way to get there is by float plane. So far north that there are no roads there, or if there are roads then they are ice roads. Which disappear/are unusable in the summer.
FYI There is ONE place in Canada that is due south of the USA. Standing on the waterfront in Windsor, Ontario you are looking directly NORTH at the skyline of Detroit , Michigan. All those photos of the buildings of Detroit across the water are actually the views from Detroit's south, CANADA.
If you want more of a history on oak island go download and binge watch the TV series called the curse of oak island. They are finding man made structures 150 -200 feet underground. I think it is at season 11 or 12 now.
Truly a Canadian treasure and the fellowship of Oak Island created by two awesome American brothers that now devote their summers here to the mystery, Rick & Marty Lagina!❤🎉
There's a rocky beach in the fundy park area in new brunswick, the name escapes me at the moment. Where it's not roped off, however it is illegal to collect rocks from, no matter how unique and cool they are. For preservation, if everyone who went there picked up say... ten rocks, it wouldn't take long before they're all gone.
U mean joggins? There is fossils there from like 300 Mya and it’s illegal to take them, they have a museum there which is cool
@ladygray6081 thank you. I couldn't remember the name of it. Even though ive been there dozens of times. Lol
Check out the Rocking Stone of Kidston’s Lake in Halifax NS. I grew up on Rockingstone Road. We used to move the rock as kids - it’s about 500 tonnes if I recall correctly.
I'm kind of surprised Tyler wasn't confused when the narrator says a 150m stone wall... lol
the screaming tunnel... really lol, I walked through that thing with some friends just out of highschool at like 2am, only result was a collective 'why did we bother coming out here again?', there are lights on either side and is never really dark
Probably just a story. They forgot to emphasize the "What if there was?" Probably aliens taking a leak into spotted lake.
I haven't been there at night in years, there are lights now?
Last time we were walking the bridge over the QEW in the daytime we went in the tunnel, not so intimidating compared to the night.
You get to into the Oak Island Pit in Assassin's Creed 3. As a Bluenoser, I appreciated that side mission.
The twisted trees. Been there. If you map out the formation its an old crop circle. Thise trees were sprouts when it happened. There are other spots like it.
The history behind Oak Island is quite extensive, even including one of your Presidents who did treasure hunting on the island for a number of years. Maybe things have been found on the island as well over the years. Most notably that I can remember is an old Templar cross that would of been on a necklace and also found 2 pieces of human bone like 150 feet deep in the ground. One being European descent, the other Middle Eastern. Worth a look into if you're interested in treasure hunting stuff at all.
Hmm, I live about 10 km away from the Screaming Tunnel. Never heard of it. I'll have to go tonight.
I love to hear if you encounter the screaming ghost, 😮 even if it's just the scream & no ghostly apparition 😊
Myself, I would be checking the wind velocity as we all know how various sounds can be made by blowing air into bottle or tube ( think musical instrument. 😂 But it would scare me either way hearing it in the middle of the night lol
@@bienerbina4555 I fully expect the screaming to be the effect of wind through the tunnel. Apparition? lol
Pink Lake near Ottawa Ontario but in Quebec has no oxygen in its bottom 7 meters in it's bottom only a prehistoric anaerobic organism is down there that uses sulphur instead of oxygen to transform sunlight into energy.
It’s in the Whitco area of Saskatchewan about 40-50 kilometres outside the small city of North Battleford that small city is a aprox about an hour1/2 hours outside Saskatoon , I live in the area but because of tourist destruction it’s has been barricaded off
Grew up in the Niagara Region. The screaming tunnel is a huge teenager thing. As soon as you are old enough to drive (or knew someone who did) and could stay out past midnight eventually a weekend would include a trip to the screaming tunnel. I've been several times and I think it has to do with what you want to believe. There are plenty of eerie noises in the area and with it being pitch black (after your match goes out) certainly you can hear screaming. It's kind of a right of passage for locals or a way to scare your date...lol
I have been to the crooked bush (twisted trees) in Saskcatchwan when I was younger...didn't seem creepy at all just interesting bush out in the middle of fields.
I've been to the screaming tunnel. I do love all things "spooky" though.
The Screaming Tunnel was in the Stephen King novel The Dead Zone movie adaptation in 1983.
As someone from Saskatchewan, the crooked aspin trees are probably the most underwhelming thing to see... It's literally just a patch of crooked trees with nothing else around.
That is pretty accurate 😂😂. It’s too bad somebody didn’t/doesn’t make it into something cool and market it for ppl to come see cause I think if done properly it could b pretty cool. It used to have someone caretaking it at least but last time I was there it was pretty overgrown and sad looking.
I can see the Spotted Lake having healing properties due to the mix of sulphates and salts. Probably great for certain skin conditions.
The idea of "pilgrimage" is prohibitive, given the distances. For instance, if you're in Nova Scotia, you'll visit the Bayers Lake Mystery Walls as well as the Alexander Graham Bell Museum, the Bluenose, Oak Island, and Campobello National Park.
If you're in Saskatchewan (at least 4,500 km or 2,800 miles away), you'll visit the The Crooked Bush, the cities of Regina (provincial capital) and Saskatoon (most populous city in the province), various agricultural points of interest, and various indigenous points of interest.
U gotta check out Magnetic Hill N.S.!!
From the vastness of Canada I found it odd that we have "Bad lands" with scorpions And rattlesnakes And further north of the same location Hot springs.
On the east coast I sat in water on a island surrounded by water which was off Nova Scotia which is a Island surrounded by water
In all You can drive And see things change right before you're eyes: Flat farm land into rolling hills Then rock pushing thru the sides of the roads Into deep woods
The one area that scares me has a valley North of Toronto Many times i have left on a clear sunny day And entered this part of the highway And seen what looks to be fog And with in 30sec To 1 min fall into what we call a snow wall effect You see about 6ft infront of you At times not even that You hope you are still on the road And you slow down alot only to start thinking behind you And trucks And then as quick as you went into the wall of snow Its clear..................This part of the highway faces not 1 but 2 lake effects hitting each other after winds pick up speed off the lakes And even faster thru the flat lands into the valley Common also is "micro bursts" And areas around have been a hotspot for Tornados
Aliens urinating on trees! ha ha!
There is a TV show about Oak Island. I watched a bit of the show. These guys seem to wander around the island telling tales of fabulous treasure based on a few metal they found in a road side ditch. AND! THE MONEY PIT!!!
In nova scotia we call it the Spanish fort .....to answer the mystery it was a old radio tower during the war and they kept ammunition from the war stored down below
The lake is not roped off because there is a fear it will be vandalized or exploited but because it is an extremely sensitive ecological area which too much traffic could desrupt or damage inadvertently.
I really enjoyed your video and comments plus learning and reminded of things about the world around me
Have you not heard of the show called The Curse of Oak Island? It's been on for many seasons. If you watch the show, they have found a lot of perplexing things and they always end up with more questions than answers!
There is weird trees like them Aspen trees in different parts of Canada.There is a couple of Spruce trees behind my mothers kind of like tham.
A friend of mine got married on the coast near Oak Island! The narrator didn’t really do it justice, lol. While it’s true that no treasure has been found, there IS evidence of settlements and underground passages. So it’s not like people are digging for nothing, if nothing else there’s archaeological knowledge to be gained from it.
As for the mystery wall... And why they don't know how old it is, It's literally made from rocks from the area stacked on top of each other.. things like carbon dating will tell you the age of the stones but not how long ago someone picked them up and stacked them on top of each other.
Lots found on Oak Island. Coins from the time of christ, medieval tools, a knight templar cross and much more.
Crooked bush is 123 km from my hometown..and I've never heard of it before..dang
10:37 Canadians are the same, if we have something old or cool or important we have to protect them, that's probably part of the reason we don't know what the fort was or when it was made especially if it was only found in '91 as if you grew up in rural Canada there is nothing to do than explore and usually forests or abandoned buildings and ghost towns, probably just over use and exploration by the locals and few kids who knew where that fort was thinking it was just some walls and made it the local "chill spot" my hometown Kimberly BC has a couple areas that the teens hang out and smoke weed most are just random concrete or Brick walls or occasional caves and tunnels from mining before it became a ski town and we totally didn't take care of some of these places making them undateable and broken and graffiti'd
Ha! I live near the screaming tunnel! It was neat to get it on here!
It's funny you haven't heard of Oak Island as it is a couple of brothers from Michigan that are currently digging the holes. They have found structures and objects dating back to the 13th century on the Island.
Nova Scotia had settlements from France and Great Britain, the east coast had lots of buildings and foundations made with rocks due to the terrain. I imagine half your viewers have no idea where the provinces are located.
Lol, keep these up and you can become our unofficial ambassador. Lol . Your going to know as much as I do soon. Lol
Have you ever been to Canada? If you want an interesting trip travel from Toronto to Winnepeg by the all Canada route north of Lake Superior. I once did it to go to the Winnepeg Folk Festival. It took me two and a half days! It took me two days to get out of Ontario. The views of Lake Superior from the north shore are magnificent. When I was in Winnepeg a fellow told me that I only had to go 300 more miles west to be at the centre of Canada. A trip like that can give you an idea of the size of our country. As far as it is from east to west it's taller than it is wide!
I believe Moncton N.B. has the biggest tide changes in the world. There is a place near Picton ON. called Lake On The Mountain. Sauble Beach and Rondeau Park in ON. have beaches where you can walk a long distance out and the water will only be up to your knees. There is an island in Canada that has a lake with an island, that has a lake with an island, that has a lake with an island.
The video about Oak Island is completely wrong according to information I learned from the Nova Scotia Department of Tourism.
Captain Kidd's treasure is supposed to be there. He is supposed to have placed a curse on it saying that the treasure would never be claimed until there were no more oak trees on Oak Island and a specific number of people had died trying to recover it. At the time I was at the tourist bureau (late 70s), there were only 3 oak trees left on the island and only one more person had to die trying to recover the treasure
Then there is the tv show about people trying to recover the treasure. I don't watch it, but my ex did. They have lowered a camera into the pit and seen the treasure on said camera. Idk if there are any updates since I have been no contact with my ex for 6 years
They filmed a scene in the movie "The Dead Zone' with Christopher Walken in the screaming tunnel btw