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@@scottpardee6303 Happy New Year to you too!

Happy New year to you too 🎆

It is definitely a skill and the right equipment (good snow tires) is essential IMO. Thanks for watching!!

Thanks 🤗

Darn it! I’m sorry I missed that. I will keep that in mind for next year. Thanks for the intel!

Merry Christmas to you too!

Unfortunately, it's kind of stuck until I get a new set up :( which is in the plans but not happening yet. Thanks you for watching!!

@@shank2329 thank you!

Thank you!

Tomorrow we’re supposed to get 10-15 cm… should be white for a day or two lol.

Thank you for watching!

Thanks so much 🙂

Yeah, I was thinking I must mic up. Apologies. Thanks for watching though, and thank you for the comment. Much appreciated.

Thanks for watching and for your comment! The problem with aiming lower is that the camera likes to focus on the windshield wiper, which leaves the scenery as a blurry background

@@escapetoAtlanticCanada2019 Got it. Nice work. Burnt Coat Head is the site of the highest tide in the world. 54 feet.

@@patrickcarey393 The Bay of Fundy, the entire region, is the home of the highest tide - I believe - so is Burnt Coat the highest of the high? It's interesting.

@@patrickcarey393 wow, yeah, you're right. Still haven't found the intel on why it's called Burntcoat www.burntcoatheadpark.ca/about-us/

"A seemingly minor incident is the source of the name: a farmer's coat caught fire after he left a pipe in his pocket!" it does conjure some old-timey visuals

@@freddybannister4355 I didn’t lol. I did have an orange I pealed and ate - and I remember struggling out of my big winter coat mid drive lol

It is a fascinating area. Thanks for watching.

There is new construction and new businesses in the area, but the character of the area has been preserved. Thank you for watching !

Thank you!

That’s hilarious! Glad to help 😁

Thanks for watching and for commenting!!

I am really hoping to do some trips there soon.

@@escapetoAtlanticCanada2019 there’s all kind of roads to travel on and do posts bout where I am down in fundy park all kinds of beautiful side roads to see

@@escapetoAtlanticCanada2019 if you had Facebook or something I can send you locations of spots to check out in New Brunswick

Are there particular areas in New Brunswick you want to see?

@@escapetoAtlanticCanada2019 I’m form New Brunswick I’m just staying there is a lot of good places around you would love to drive and see

It’s actually Central West River where I started. I’ve done a video where I drive down to West River Station. Nice country down there.

Thanks, glad you’re enjoying them.

It was a lovely drive. Thanks for watching!

@@escapetoAtlanticCanada2019 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯

Thanks for watching!

There are a couple in Nova Scotia. Do you mean the one just outside New Glasgow?

@@escapetoAtlanticCanada2019 Yes i believe it is just outside of New Glasgow. There is a cemetery there called Oak Grove cemetery.

I do drive around the area and have been through. I’ll check that out.

I see it on Google maps. I have driven by there, but it’s not visible from the road.

@@escapetoAtlanticCanada2019 Do you by chance meet people in that area with the surname Fraser?

Thanks!

There are a bunch of barns there, but it’s a pretty modern operation, likely the old barn is gone. I went by there in my Dean to Durham video too. I don’t know if there’s a better shot in that one.

@@escapetoAtlanticCanada2019 I found the card and scanned it. The only barn is the old one and no house or garage on the left side of the road.

I’ll take a closer look next time I’m through. I’m on my phone and I don’t see the image - if you were able to post it - I’ll check on my laptop soon.

@@escapetoAtlanticCanada2019 not sure how to post the scanned postcard. technically challenged.

I don’t think you can, or we have the same level of technical challenge-ment lol

Oh, cool. Too bad you can’t share an image of it? That would be neat to make that connection.

Can't post the photo postcard on RUclips. On Google Earth the Green Hill Road takes a sharp right hand turn where it meets the MacLean Rd and MacDonald Hill Rd. If you go to ground level on that curve and look down the road you'll see barns on the right and the house a little further.

July 3, Alma to East Earltown video, I drove right by there. Give it a look!

I agree. Thank you!

Cool

Halifax

Welcome back! Thanks for coming 😁

Thanks for watching!!

Thanks Trail Strider 👍🏻

Hi, That is a beautiful part of the world. That drive was early December 2023. Not certain of the exact date, but it would have been within a couple of days from when I published on December 9. Hope that helps.

@@escapetoAtlanticCanada2019 thanks! He passed away a couple of years ago, and the reason I asked was, I know he set up a trust for maintenance of the chapel and cemetery, and noticed the condition of the chapel itself. His parents, grandparents and I think great grandparents are buried there. Thanks again for the reply

I often wonder about these old graveyards. Many of them are in very good shape, but there are so many little white churches across Nova Scotia that sit empty.

Thank you again! There are also regions where the primary language is French. There are pockets of language and culture throughout. I’m hoping to do some Cape Breton Island trip very soon!!

I will check that out. Thanks

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it. I post Wednesdays and Sundays and am always working to improve the quality.

@@escapetoAtlanticCanada2019Compared with so many postings I have seen by other drivers, this is perfect. Everything is clear. The route is mesmerizing. And you do not get hung up in traffic. I hope other viewers agree.

@@RodMac1 hi, thanks. West Branch is lovely. How come you are stuck in Niagara?

Very nice!

True that!

Thanks

No problem at all. It was my pleasure.

Love the area. It’s gorgeous.

Thanks for this, I live in Tennessee and vacation there and finally bought 4 acres in Kennett cook