14 DAY CAMPERVAN ROAD TRIP ACROSS NEWFOUNDLAND
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- Опубліковано 3 бер 2023
- We traveled to the Canadian Island of Newfoundland. We followed the coast from west to east for 14 days while living in our campervan.
This video shows our itinerary and gives some historical facts about the island and places we visited including national parks, provincial parks, historical sites, wilderness, breweries and more...
Hope you enjoy and will be inspired to visit one day.
I just came oupon this while researching Gander and 9/11. This is an amazing video. Perfectly nuanced and incredibly professional while still feeling like a family home video. This channel is going far!
A beautiful production ...outstanding ! You've caught the real Newfoundland !
Wonderful cinematography and great commentary!
Love the professionalism of the video production technics here. The transitions between Google earth views and drone footage, between trail view and drone view, and between past and present - very instructive and interesting.
Just got this Newfie's seal of approval 🍻 ..even the goin back on the Argentia ferry thing was beautiful. That was THE play. Screw that 9hr drive to a boat lol.
Thank you 😊 Yes we were so glad to not have to drive back to Port-aux-basques. Even though the ferry trip from Placentia was 16 long hours on a rough patch of water
great video and production!
Great video, amazing drone to 3D map transitions. Nice work!
Fantastic job! So much education in here! Really love it! Spot on with the tunes too! Enjoyable!
Excellent videography! I love how you used Google Earth animation with your drone shots. Very impressive!
Simply outstanding video
The only problem with the VIDEO is that it is TOOOOO GOOD
WHAT WILL I SEE that is better?????
So very well done, can really tell how much work and care went into making this. Well done.
Certainly makes us want to travel there, all the way from Melbourne, Australia.
One day hopefully.... you've planted a seed!
Great video. So much history. Parts I didn't even know growing up in Newfoundland.
Nice video , really well done.
Newfoundland is a jewel in Canada’s crown. Where a few kilometres changes mountains to barrens, ponds to ocean, sandy beaches to sky scraping cliffs. And you get to kiss a cod if you’re lucky.
Remarkable aniations connecting 3D maps to video clips. Nice sceneries. Thanks for sharing.
excellent video! love the 3D map transitions!...and of course the scenery!!
wow, you made a great vid, accurate and true, im from corner brook, nl, you did s fine job, kudos.
Lovely ... great insights. thanks, a lot!
Excellent. Thank you
Great 😊 thanks for the beautiful video
this travel blog was the best ive seen of Newfoundland. Thank you so much for showing the beauty of my province
Awesome viseo. One of the best Newfoundland videos that I've seen . My family come from Lark Harbour and loved the views of Blow Me Down and Bottle Cove.
Love your video, was very surprised to see Kings point get a mention I lived there for a few years it's a beautiful spot
00:03 Embarking on a 14-day campervan road trip across Newfoundland
03:15 Early settlement on Newfoundland amid conflicts between France and England.
07:43 Explore the wildlife and must-visit spots in Newfoundland
14:18 Exploring indigenous culture and history in Newfoundland
17:17 Explore Salvage, Terra Nova National Park & Buena Vista Peninsula
19:52 John Cabot's voyage to Newfoundland in 1497
23:46 Government shut down car industry in Newfoundland, converting fish plant into largest Craft brewery.
27:23 Lamosh and Fairyland history and attractions
29:35 Cape Race's historical significance and Amelia Earhart's landing
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Very beautiful video
thats a nice touch how you tied the google earth shots to the actual footage.
I need to comment since you went to Salvage.... I've only been there once {although I have lived in Newfoundland most of my life). Its a very small town but my great-grandfather lived there. When I was 9, my dad brought me there to meet his grandfather. I remember that the place was little and my great grandfather was giant (6'9'). Its one of my predominant memories from my childhood. Thanks for bringing back an old memory! I hope you enjoyed our province!
You're so welcome. It's a nice story. 6"9 😮 I would be impressed even at my age lol thank you for the comments. I'm so happy that my video reaches the heart and memories of Newfies
Damn so much work went into this haha
awesome work bro
Dildo is a Newfoundland colloquialism for the part of a small boat, probably a dory that holds an oar.
Dildo, I visited the town 15 years ago and while talking to a local I asked where they came up with that odd name, he responded that it was his grandfather’s surname and that he donated the land for the the provincial park named in honour of him.
Maybe he was pulling my leg but seemed quite serious.
I’m thinking about if I should carry a inflatable boat with my RV to Newfoundland ? Is there any public boats launch available? Thanks? Boats launch friendly for tourists?
Hi James I'm pretty sure that's something that there would be, but I am not sure
Where was that camping spot near Gros Morne? Trying to plan our skoolie trip
Hi this is where that free camp is :) 49°23'22.2"N 57°42'37.8"W
Thank you very much!
@@grahamthurston3776 you're welcome and enjoy your trip 😉
As a Newfie, I can tell you that as us locals treat every space that can fit your vehicle along the side of a highway, as a free space. As long as it doesn't seem to be an obvious "turn around" spot, you're generally good to park there with zero repercussions. We actually have traditions of camping "up on da highway in da gravel pits" so if you do it, you'll actually be blending right in lol.
Look up "the pits - buddy wasisname and the other fellers" on here for proof beyond my words.
Enjoy that trip señor! 😎
@@apparentlynot1stLeonchubbs Thanks Bye. I gathered that from working on the west coast a number of years ago. This time will be pure vacation, and the first time my wife will be on the Rock. Gonna have to get her screeched in.
What Month and dates were you in Newfoundland?
Hi there, we went there during the first two weeks of June. It was a little chilly but we had some warm days and there were no crowds
You know why Nfld is so friendly to tourists ? Because we know your leaving. Get out