Let's take a walk in the Copps Pier park
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- Let's take a walk in the beautiful Copps Pier park (waterfront trail) with comfortable music, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. #4k #HMCS Haida #warships #waterfront trail #Westharbor #waterfront #trail Faisons une promenade dans le magnifique parc Copps Pier (sentier du bord de l'eau) avec de la musique agréable, à Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
让我们在美丽的科普斯码头公园（滨水步道）里，伴着舒适的音乐散步，加拿大安大略省汉密尔顿。
आइए हम खूबसूरत कॉप्स पियर पार्क (वॉटरफ्रंट ट्रेल) में आरामदायक संगीत के साथ टहलें, हैमिल्टन, ओंटारियो, कनाडा।.
Demos un paseo por el hermoso parque Copps Pier (sendero junto al agua) con música agradable, en Hamilton, Ontario, Canadá.
Vamos dar um passeio no belo parque Copps Pier (trilha à beira-mar), Hamilton, Ontário, Canadá.
The warship in the clip is The HMCS Haida, which is a Tribal-class destroyer that served in the Royal Canadian Navy from 1943 to 1963. It is known as "Canada's most famous warship," it participated in significant naval operations during World War II, the Korean War, and the Cold War.
The ship has been preserved as a museum and offers an immersive historical experience.
You can book your visiting to the HMCS Haida on parks.canada.ca/lhn-nhs/on/haida.
The scenery is really beautiful. People are few and quiet, which is also nice ~
What's the main industrial products from Hamilton? Looks like there we can see the industrial zone.
The "Pier 4" in the name "Pier 4 Park" typically refers to its location or designation as the fourth pier in a specific area or sequence of piers along a waterfront. Piers are often numbered sequentially for identification and organizational purposes, especially in ports or waterfront developments.
Le navire de guerre dans le clip est le HMCS Haida, un destroyer de classe Tribal qui a servi dans la Marine royale canadienne de 1943 à 1963.
Il est connu comme le navire de guerre le plus célèbre du Canada, ayant participé à des opérations navales importantes pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, la guerre de Corée et la guerre froide. Le navire a été préservé comme musée et offre une expérience historique immersive.
Vous pouvez réserver votre visite au HMCS Haida sur parks.canada.ca/lhn-nhs/on/haida.
Quel beau port et quel beau parc~! Pourquoi est-ce si peu peuplé là-bas?
C'est parce que cela a été filmé en hiver. En été, il y a beaucoup de monde ~!!