The people of St. Pierre-et-Miquelon are mostly Basque but a part of their blood is also Norman and Breton. If you look at their flag, it represents the 3 provinces; the Basque country, Brittany and Normandy. Actually, this archipelago is probably the most Basque place out of the Basque country.
The Cypress Station yeah. I'm with you. I'm Arabic but not Muslim. I hope that you know that not all Arabic is Muslim. Anyway all people can travel anywhere as long as they are under the law.
Born in Yarmouth, grew-up in Saint Pierre during the 80's long before tourism hit. Raised my son in Yarmouth and live out West now but still return home as often as I can. Just visited Saint Pierre this July 2014 and Yarmouth in August 2014. Not much has changed :) This video made me home sick. I miss the simple life. I'm just not a big city girl :) Thank you for posting Carla
J'aime Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon. J'adore le vin, la nourriture et la culture. Il est difficile de croire à la spécificité de la France se trouve si près de l'île de Terre-Neuve. Je ne peux pas attendre d'y retourner!
Saint Pierre and Miquelon is an archipelago, this is cold and small. This is a collectivity, a territorial collectivity, an overseas collectivity, administrés by prefect who is assisted in his or her work by a general secretary. There are horses , ducks , eagles , mints and nettles.
The highest point is the mount of the grand Mortagne. The archipel ago has its own radio station called Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon 1 ere. There is the lake of the Vigie , and the hospital François Dunan.
I never knew part of North America was still part of France. I wonder what the US would have looked like if the French ruled over all of North America.
Desperately want to check this place out! I find it fascinating that there are Citroens/Peugeots and other quirky cars there that aren’t found anywhere else in Newfoundland.
Never even heard of Saint Pierre and Miquelon until a U.S. car magazine Car and Driver took on a humor project of trying to 'deliver' (evict) a ratty Citroen to the French islands by ferry. It was rejected at the ferry port because it was leaking fuel so the drivers just abandoned it in Canada and flew back home to Michigan.
I was just there a few weeks ago (summer 2017) for a five day visit... NO there are, thankfully, no Tim Hortons in SPM. The coffee, like the local food there, is far superior to that in Canadian restaurants and coffee shops. It is worth a trip to St. Pierre for the Croissants alone! They are North America's best. The restaurants are also another reason to visit... my favourite cafe / lunch place is Les Delices de Josephine tel: 41.20.27..... open 11:30 to 6 pm and you can just come in with no reservation, also take-away too. For dinner you must call ahead 12 to 24 hrs and book a table at Le P'tit Gravier tel 41.75.28 and Le Feu de Braise tel : 41.91.60. Great French/European cuisine, among the best coffee I've ever had, friendly service, and reasonable prices at all three of these places. There are 3 bakeries and all of them are worth repeated visits like every morning you are there.
YOU FUCKING CRAZY? At least one decent place on this planet where a donut shop is a MOM AND POP operation that serves quality food and cares about their customers and where the few that work there aren't number to some corporate CEO and VP's. Canada should actually DEFEND any intrusion from those multinational companies that care nothing about but $$$$.
You’re from Maine? Chances are you habe French blood. Trust your genes: Start walking North along the coast, after a good, good walk, start searching for a smell of cheese and listening for the first French morse “pop-pop-popop” sounds (which those pesky Brits call wine bottle opening...ignorants) Hurry up!
Yes indeed... Here's what you need to bring: Passport, Euros (currency can be changed in Canada at most banks and money changers), plug adapter if you need to use a phone/laptop charger, shaving razor, etc, as the plugs are standard EU round plugs not Canadian flat ones. When you bring your cellphone put it on "airplane" mode you will need to use WiFi freely available at hotels, B&B's and restaurants there. You can use Facebook and Whatsapp to keep in contact with people at home. Canadian and US cell phones cannot make/receive calls there as SPM Telecom's network is on a different frequency from ours and will not recognize our phones. At present you cannot bring your car, but a new ferry is set to begin service in early 2018 that will take cars. Passenger only return fare is E 63 per person and ample car parking for about C$ 10 per day available at Fortune NFLD ferry port. More info at: spm-ferries.fr
In Saint Pierre and Miquelon there is the hospital Francois Dunan, the square of the general de Gaulle , an evangelic church, the mount of the grande mortagne.
Thank you for uploading, never heard of this place before. Very interesting history behind these isands, especially as they seem to be the only remaining French possession in N. America.
There’s another remaining speck of the French empire in North America, technically: Clipperton island. Interestingly this makes France the only country to have land both in North and South America.
Moi je veut quitter la métropole mais j ai aucun contact a st pierre..c est le soucis et j ai des capacités pour bosser pourtant et meme créé un service.
je suis un ancien mailloux ( prof art plastique au centre culturel ) durant les années 1992- 93 et j"en garde un tres bon souvenir ; les éleves avaient réalisé une fresque commune ( des chimeres et de la mythologie marines sur toile ... ) savez vous ce qu"elle est devenue ? PS ; Je suis arrivé un peu apres (1 ou 2 ans ? ) mon précédent collegue ; vous savez ! celui qui courait sur le tarmac de l'aéroport en tendant les bras face au vent , pret à prendre son envol vers la métropole ? ( selon la légende du vent qui rend un peu fou ... ) ?
Saint Pierre and Miquelon is a collectivity, a territorial collectivity, a overseas collectivity, administrated by a prefect assisted in his of her work by a general secretary.
Saint Pierre and Miquelon is an archipelago ruled by a prefect and who has the number 975. This is very cold and very small. This is a collectivity , an overseas collectivity.
Does anyone wish to share their family name that hails from this beautiful place? I believe Gallant and possibly Arsenault are a couple... as per 23 and me dna test results. Please share. It is nice to know where we come from.
Mine’s Durand, among the Frenchest of names, came from Durandal, a medieval sword used to fight the Moors. My Mum’s name is Picard; not because of the Picardie region, because one of her French ancestors was a Picard: a halberdier. Family of soldiers ever since the middle ages, a tradition kept up to this day ;)
if you come from about halifax, you must have felt homecoming! :P this lloks like any coastal landscape northshore, quebec... same houses than in Natashquan :D though it is the fourth video i watch and still. all music & no talking make me wondering if they speak :D can't wait to go though
Je suis un ancien mailloux ( prof art plastique au centre culturel ) durant les années 1992- 93 et j"en garde un tres bon souvenir ; les éleves avaient réalisé une fresque commune ( des chimeres et de la mythologie marines sur toile ... ) savez vous ce qu"elle est devenue ? PS ; Je suis arrivé un peu apres (1 ou 2 ans ? ) mon précédent collegue ; vous savez ! celui qui courait sur le tarmac de l'aéroport en tendant les bras face au vent , pret à prendre son envol vers la métropole ? ( selon la légende du vent qui rend un peu fou ... : ) ?
Idk why I’m here, but anyway I’m surprised more Canadians don’t know this place exists since it’s so close to Newfoundland. Maybe I’m just saying that because I’m from Nova Scotia though lol.
It's a isle and so the costs are more important. It's the same thing for each French overseas territories (French Guiana including) and for example Hawaii in the USA.
Are the locals happy being part of metropolitan France, or is there any move for more autonomy? Or are they just so laid back, they don't care either way :p
They are french in the heart, they was a department of France before (they coast too much so they ar'nt a departement anymore). Many of them leave the territory for metropolitan France (or DOM in america) others leave for Canada. There is'nt a big economie
Metropolitan France is the continental European part of the territory plus the island of Corsica, St Pierre & Miquelon are part of the French overseas, but they are indeed full fledged French and seem quite happy about it. The population is shrinking though, as many leave the place to find opportunities either in neighboring canada or in mainland France.
Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon is a American archipelago and a French overseas collectivity ruled by a prefect. Saint Pierre and Miquelon has a number who is 975.
Almost all the inhabitants of Saint Pierre and Miquelon have the white skin. Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon 1 ère is the local radio on the archipelago. Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon is the local television channel of the archipelago.
Saint Pierre and Miquelon has its own radio Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon 1 ere , its own television channel Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon 1 ere , the inhabitants of Saint Pierre and Miquelon have almost the white skin.
A citizen of the EU (German, Italian, Hungarian, Portuguese, etc) can work in St. Pierre-et-Miquelon without a visa. But no one knows St. Pierre-et-Miquelon so I don't know if there's a single EU citizen (other than French of course).
The archipel ago of Saint Pierre and Miquelon has the number 975. In Saint Pierre and Miquelon there is the morne de la grande mortagne. The square of the general de Gaulle. The hospital François Dunan.
Funny. The town lies approximately on the same degree of latitude as Burgundy (France), Friuli (Italy) or Slovenia, which would be clearly more southern than the french capital Paris. Nevertheless St Pierre et Miquelon is neither known for its mediterranean climate, nor it's noble wines - for obvious reasons. ;-)
The Arcitecture reminds me off norther europe like faroe islands , norway , iceland more than mainland france in fact i dont think it looks like anything in france and perhaps this was settlement b scandinavians taken over by france in the later stages onn colonizing. I dont knoe but i have a hunch.....
Saint Pierre Miquelon is a French land since the appearance of human life on this coast and has absolutely nothing to do with the countries of Scandinavia except the temperature. It has always been a landmark for French Cod fishermen and French whale hunters from the Atlantic coast of mainland France and more specifically from Basques, Brittany and Normandy (present on its flag) with which it maintains a cultural heritage. and genetic heritage huge and unique in the world. Saint Pierre and Miquelon were a French land long before the creation of New France (Quebec ...) and has always been a symbol of exception among the French colony of North America even if it is officially the last of this French colony from North America still French. Saint Pierre and Miquelon had a thousand opportunities during its history to secede from France and become independent as during the Second World War when it made the choice to join the Free French Forces of General de Gaulle in 1941 where the population of Saint Pierre and Miquelon asserted their French identity by paying a high tribute throughout the duration of the conflict in the Resistance as with Saint-Pierrais or Miquelonais who participated in the Normandy landings in Commando Kieffer at Sword Beach.
Salaire moyen en France. Dans le secteur privé ou dans les entreprises publiques, le salaire brut moyen et de 2912 € et le salaire net moyen est de 2202 € Le salaire moyen pour Saint Pierre Et Miquelon est 76 129 € par année ou 39 € par heure. selon des sites (PS : ça ne prends pas en compte le coût de la vie sur place qui est plus cher, et beaucoup d'autres trucs, il y a aussi moins de gens donc l'argent peut être plus dispatché)
It's so weird to think that a French territory is only eleven miles off the coast of Canada--Most Canadians probably have no idea it's there.
I'm American and I'm kind of interested I wouldn't mind visiting just to say that I went there
Joe you are a fucking racist please fuck off
@Joe mariconadas: You forgot the Chinese!
The people of St. Pierre-et-Miquelon are mostly Basque but a part of their blood is also Norman and Breton. If you look at their flag, it represents the 3 provinces; the Basque country, Brittany and Normandy.
Actually, this archipelago is probably the most Basque place out of the Basque country.
Joe is right.
Looks like such a calm, serene place to be. Somewhere to truly relax and take refuge from a world gone mad...
Thank God!
By "take refuge", I thought you meant from the stress of daily life, not Africans and Muslims...
Those aren't necessarily mutually exclusive,.
The Cypress Station yeah. I'm with you. I'm Arabic but not Muslim. I hope that you know that not all Arabic is Muslim. Anyway all people can travel anywhere as long as they are under the law.
There are arabic people and muslims as well in Saint Pierre et Miquelon and it doesn't bother anyone there. XD !
Born in Yarmouth, grew-up in Saint Pierre during the 80's long before tourism hit. Raised my son in Yarmouth and live out West now but still return home as often as I can. Just visited Saint Pierre this July 2014 and Yarmouth in August 2014. Not much has changed :) This video made me home sick. I miss the simple life. I'm just not a big city girl :) Thank you for posting Carla
I want to escape the big city myself. What kind of jobs are there in Saint Pierre? I guess things must be expensive over there as it is an island.
+Natasha Sears-Boudreau Hi! Are you Québecoise?? Just curious... ;-)
+Natasha Sears-Boudreau aaah I hate city
No she's British because Yarmouth is a city in Great Britain but I think she is married with a French ("Boudreau" is French).
Erwann L'inconnu i'm pretty sure she's from yarmouth, nova scotia, a town in canada
C'est l'une des vidéos qui m'ont convaincue d'aller voir cette île de près. Depuis, j'y suis restée !
J'aime Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon. J'adore le vin, la nourriture et la culture. Il est difficile de croire à la spécificité de la France se trouve si près de l'île de Terre-Neuve. Je ne peux pas attendre d'y retourner!
Curious island, I would like to visit it someday.. Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
A very unique and interesting experience. I've always wanted to travel to St. Pierre et Miquelon!
+MHASSANF : Me too. It amazes me that a part of France is still that close to America.
Gracias desde España 🇪🇦🇪🇺
i'm brazilian, i live in amazonas and i'm crazy to meet St Pierre e Miquelon I find the simplicity of this place fascinating
Meu nome também Juan, mas eu tenho Graciano e não Brito, eu também sou fascinado por são Pedro e miquelão
Saint Pierre and Miquelon is an archipelago, this is cold and small. This is a collectivity, a territorial collectivity, an overseas collectivity, administrés by prefect who is assisted in his or her work by a general secretary. There are horses , ducks , eagles , mints and nettles.
The highest point is the mount of the grand Mortagne. The archipel ago has its own radio station called Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon 1 ere. There is the lake of the Vigie , and the hospital François Dunan.
I never knew part of North America was still part of France. I wonder what the US would have looked like if the French ruled over all of North America.
In reality, I don't know if the things would be different (developed continent) but your native language would the French and not English.
Karry Roberta C. Be a lot more Muslims
Better food.
Well that's where the people from Louisiana come from. They were immigrants from France then Montreal that went south.
Frogs in restaurant ;-)
Very nicely done. We spun our globe with our eyes shut and put our finger down on this place as part of a home school project.
The average american wouldnt have a clue about this place.How cool.France in our backyard.I`m moving there.
Craig Busick lol France doesn’t look like this
It looks cool if you like nature and don't need to work.
Great video Carla. Love the wide lens view. Video editing was really good. Thanks for sharing.
Desperately want to check this place out! I find it fascinating that there are Citroens/Peugeots and other quirky cars there that aren’t found anywhere else in Newfoundland.
great photography and music
Was looking at covid-19 stats and was surprised that I didn’t recognize the name of these islands. Very interesting.
It's nice to know there are still places like this that are unspoiled.
by mass immigration yes
FIGHTFANNERD9 You're stupid ? Saint Pierre was a french colony, how isn't this immigration ?
Never even heard of Saint Pierre and Miquelon until a U.S. car magazine Car and Driver took on a humor project of trying to 'deliver' (evict) a ratty Citroen to the French islands by ferry. It was rejected at the ferry port because it was leaking fuel so the drivers just abandoned it in Canada and flew back home to Michigan.
Quelle jolie petite ile , coquette propre et sympathique et surtout les habitants sont souriants ..merci Carla :)
Nous nous connaissons tous entre nous 😊
Even the horse looks French.
what's that suposed to mean?
@Yochanan TrueBiblicalChristianblog: the horse looks like you more than the French!
It looks poorly defended. Canada should take it by force and open up some Tim Hortons.
+Zazzle Delacruz
Remember Falklands war, it will happen the same x)
^ someone dont get it
Rubric Triangl il I've in Ireland we have Tim Horton but not any tim Horton shops
I was just there a few weeks ago (summer 2017) for a five day visit... NO there are, thankfully, no Tim Hortons in SPM. The coffee, like the local food there, is far superior to that in Canadian restaurants and coffee shops. It is worth a trip to St. Pierre for the Croissants alone! They are North America's best. The restaurants are also another reason to visit... my favourite cafe / lunch place is Les Delices de Josephine tel: 41.20.27..... open 11:30 to 6 pm and you can just come in with no reservation, also take-away too. For dinner you must call ahead 12 to 24 hrs and book a table at Le P'tit Gravier tel 41.75.28 and Le Feu de Braise tel : 41.91.60. Great French/European cuisine, among the best coffee I've ever had, friendly service, and reasonable prices at all three of these places. There are 3 bakeries and all of them are worth repeated visits like every morning you are there.
YOU FUCKING CRAZY? At least one decent place on this planet where a donut shop is a MOM AND POP operation that serves quality food and cares about their customers and where the few that work there aren't number to some corporate CEO and VP's. Canada should actually DEFEND any intrusion from those multinational companies that care nothing about but $$$$.
I'm from Maine United States. how would I get there?
Taylor Friberg first get a passport to get into france
Easiest way would be to fly there from Halifax, NS
Taylor Friberg halifax to there by plane or flying to Newfoundland and taking a ferry
You’re from Maine?
Chances are you habe French blood.
Trust your genes:
Start walking North along the coast, after a good, good walk, start searching for a smell of cheese and listening for the first French morse “pop-pop-popop” sounds (which those pesky Brits call wine bottle opening...ignorants)
Hurry up!
Is this considered an international flight? Did you have to go through customs?
This moment when some island off the coast of canada is more french then actual france.
Bruh
So these islands are actually owned by France?
+Nick Lindsey Very cool and so close to Canada. I live on the south west coast of Canada on a small island in the Pacific Ocean
Yes indeed... Here's what you need to bring: Passport, Euros (currency can be changed in Canada at most banks and money changers), plug adapter if you need to use a phone/laptop charger, shaving razor, etc, as the plugs are standard EU round plugs not Canadian flat ones. When you bring your cellphone put it on "airplane" mode you will need to use WiFi freely available at hotels, B&B's and restaurants there. You can use Facebook and Whatsapp to keep in contact with people at home. Canadian and US cell phones cannot make/receive calls there as SPM Telecom's network is on a different frequency from ours and will not recognize our phones. At present you cannot bring your car, but a new ferry is set to begin service in early 2018 that will take cars. Passenger only return fare is E 63 per person and ample car parking for about C$ 10 per day available at Fortune NFLD ferry port. More info at: spm-ferries.fr
BananaJSSI where
@@NationalismDjazair Salt Spring Island. Watch my videos and you can see what it is like here on our island . Cheers
@@BananaJSSI It looks so lovely ! More trees than Saint-Pierre lol
In Saint Pierre and Miquelon there is the hospital Francois Dunan, the square of the general de Gaulle , an evangelic church, the mount of the grande mortagne.
Thank you for uploading, never heard of this place before. Very interesting history behind these isands, especially as they seem to be the only remaining French possession in N. America.
There’s another remaining speck of the French empire in North America, technically:
Clipperton island.
Interestingly this makes France the only country to have land both in North and South America.
Very nice, thank you.
This is the flag of the place you went 🇵🇲 by the way how was your 4 days here?
Moi je veut quitter la métropole mais j ai aucun contact a st pierre..c est le soucis et j ai des capacités pour bosser pourtant et meme créé un service.
J'aime, je vais à Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon 🇵🇲 😭😭😭😭
i could live one day when i'm old, away from the noisiness of the city
Very well done :) so glad I watched this!
My relatives are from here, so yes Canadians know about this!
Saint Pierre and Miquelon is an archipelago cold and small.
Rocher d'île is a song of Saint Pierre and Miquelon.
When you're in St Pierre do you feel like you're in France?
Like you're in a small town in Normandy
the islands are owned by France
Todd Slaney yes it's French territory
Vari nice beautiful amazing 😉
je suis un ancien mailloux ( prof art plastique au centre culturel ) durant les années 1992- 93 et j"en garde un tres bon souvenir ; les éleves avaient réalisé une fresque commune ( des chimeres et de la mythologie marines sur toile ... ) savez vous ce qu"elle est devenue ?
PS ; Je suis arrivé un peu apres (1 ou 2 ans ? ) mon précédent collegue ; vous savez ! celui qui courait sur le tarmac de l'aéroport en tendant les bras face au vent , pret à prendre son envol vers la métropole ? ( selon la légende du vent qui rend un peu fou ... ) ?
Saint Pierre and Miquelon is a collectivity, a territorial collectivity, a overseas collectivity, administrated by a prefect assisted in his of her work by a general secretary.
Saint Pierre and Miquelon is an archipelago ruled by a prefect and who has the number 975. This is very cold and very small. This is a collectivity , an overseas collectivity.
I bet you'd notice a big difference now.
Does anyone wish to share their family name that hails from this beautiful place? I believe Gallant and possibly Arsenault are a couple... as per 23 and me dna test results. Please share. It is nice to know where we come from.
Mine’s Durand, among the Frenchest of names, came from Durandal, a medieval sword used to fight the Moors.
My Mum’s name is Picard; not because of the Picardie region, because one of her French ancestors was a Picard: a halberdier.
Family of soldiers ever since the middle ages, a tradition kept up to this day ;)
I'll share with the Facebook page for St Pierre & Miquelon promotions. Let's get this a few hundred views !
if you come from about halifax, you must have felt homecoming! :P this lloks like any coastal landscape northshore, quebec... same houses than in Natashquan :D though it is the fourth video i watch and still. all music & no talking make me wondering if they speak :D can't wait to go though
In Saint Pierre and Miquelon there is the hospital François Dunan.
Je suis un ancien mailloux ( prof art plastique au centre culturel )
durant les années 1992- 93 et j"en garde un tres bon souvenir ; les
éleves avaient réalisé une fresque commune ( des chimeres et de la
mythologie marines sur toile ... ) savez vous ce qu"elle est devenue ?
PS
; Je suis arrivé un peu apres (1 ou 2 ans ? ) mon précédent collegue ;
vous savez ! celui qui courait sur le tarmac de l'aéroport en tendant
les bras face au vent , pret à prendre son envol vers la métropole ? (
selon la légende du vent qui rend un peu fou ... : ) ?
Is there any Institute or college to teach French language there? If u know plz give me names
Selin Sultan Francoforum
amo.sampierre.auna.muger.paturela.
El español ido. jose.blanco
Please post the music it’s beautiful
Do they still use francs , Insted of Euros ?
they use euros and the canadian money many times too
Idk why I’m here, but anyway I’m surprised more Canadians don’t know this place exists since it’s so close to Newfoundland. Maybe I’m just saying that because I’m from Nova Scotia though lol.
very cool i dont get why it' cost more for me to fly there compared to france when is a frtaction of the distance from the northeast us
It's a isle and so the costs are more important.
It's the same thing for each French overseas territories (French Guiana including) and for example Hawaii in the USA.
In Saint Pierre and Miquelon there are horses ducks eagles and mints and nettles.
Very enjoyable video.
The only place in North America north of Mexico and the Caribbean where we have French cars
If this place had beer, then they could call it Saint Pierre and Michelob.
If they made rubber tires, they’d be Saint Pierre et Michelin.
Doesn't even seem real! Very cool setting.
I means that they have the white skin yes. But what is the title of this music ?
Are the locals happy being part of metropolitan France, or is there any move for more autonomy? Or are they just so laid back, they don't care either way :p
They are french in the heart, they was a department of France before (they coast too much so they ar'nt a departement anymore). Many of them leave the territory for metropolitan France (or DOM in america) others leave for Canada. There is'nt a big economie
Metropolitan France is the continental European part of the territory plus the island of Corsica, St Pierre & Miquelon are part of the French overseas, but they are indeed full fledged French and seem quite happy about it.
The population is shrinking though, as many leave the place to find opportunities either in neighboring canada or in mainland France.
so nice, thank you;
Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon is a American archipelago and a French overseas collectivity ruled by a prefect. Saint Pierre and Miquelon has a number who is 975.
beautiful
Why is St. Pierre et Miquelon not a French overseas department?! Like Hawaii, for example? A great mystery.
I don't think that the locals would want that. A part of france not invaded by illegals.
It's an overseas collectivity, it's more or less the same thing except it has its own status
Other than the extreme winter weather a paradise,.
+THIRD WORLD DUMP Where do you live? The Sahara?
Great video!!
Almost all the inhabitants of Saint Pierre and Miquelon have the white skin. Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon 1 ère is the local radio on the archipelago. Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon is the local television channel of the archipelago.
Saint Pierre and Miquelon has its own radio Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon 1 ere , its own television channel Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon 1 ere , the inhabitants of Saint Pierre and Miquelon have almost the white skin.
Can on visit visa of Miqulin Go to Canada
Yes! Just swimming by and ask for the nearest Tim Horton's, you'd know you're in Canada when you found it
@@jarodYank what you mean
Is your camera on LSD?
Is St Pierre and Miquelon part of European Union?
Haopeng Zhang yes you can usr a european passport
Haopeng Zhang yes it's a part of Europe and you need a French visa to go there
No it's not.
WhitewalkerII yes it is
A citizen of the EU (German, Italian, Hungarian, Portuguese, etc) can work in St. Pierre-et-Miquelon without a visa. But no one knows St. Pierre-et-Miquelon so I don't know if there's a single EU citizen (other than French of course).
çà a l'air bien calme qd même!)
J'avoue ! Sa fait un peu pommé quand même...
Théo Banse ça l’est :) mais on peut s’y balader à cheval ou avec nos chiens ;)
The archipel ago of Saint Pierre and Miquelon has the number 975. In Saint Pierre and Miquelon there is the morne de la grande mortagne. The square of the general de Gaulle. The hospital François Dunan.
The inhabitants of Saint Pierre and Miquelon are almost white if skin. The archipelago of Saint Pierre and Miquelon is cold and small.
looks like if not for the tourists - it could easily become a ghost town
Actually, tourism is not really developed in SPM.
I guess mainland France wasn't cold enough.
Mon île elle me manque ❤️
nice music (first one)
super
600 bucks for a destination this close?? Non merci.
Funny. The town lies approximately on the same degree of latitude as Burgundy (France), Friuli (Italy) or Slovenia, which would be clearly more southern than the french capital Paris. Nevertheless St Pierre et Miquelon is neither known for its mediterranean climate, nor it's noble wines - for obvious reasons. ;-)
Their seals and orcas are better looking than those in Burgundy though, maybe even better than those from Slovenia ;p
The Arcitecture reminds me off norther europe like faroe islands , norway , iceland more than mainland france in fact i dont think it looks like anything in france and perhaps this was settlement b scandinavians taken over by france in the later stages onn colonizing. I dont knoe but i have a hunch.....
Saint Pierre Miquelon is a French land since the appearance of human life on this coast and has absolutely nothing to do with the countries of Scandinavia except the temperature. It has always been a landmark for French Cod fishermen and French whale hunters from the Atlantic coast of mainland France and more specifically from Basques, Brittany and Normandy (present on its flag) with which it maintains a cultural heritage. and genetic heritage huge and unique in the world. Saint Pierre and Miquelon were a French land long before the creation of New France (Quebec ...) and has always been a symbol of exception among the French colony of North America even if it is officially the last of this French colony from North America still French. Saint Pierre and Miquelon had a thousand opportunities during its history to secede from France and become independent as during the Second World War when it made the choice to join the Free French Forces of General de Gaulle in 1941 where the population of Saint Pierre and Miquelon asserted their French identity by paying a high tribute throughout the duration of the conflict in the Resistance as with Saint-Pierrais or Miquelonais who participated in the Normandy landings in Commando Kieffer at Sword Beach.
Only the bits above the water.
很美的地方！
Coronavirs only 1 man 😊😊😊
QUELLE EST LE SALAIRE MINIMUM DANS CE PAYS?
fernando garcia c'est un territoire français
MERCI, VOULEZ-VOUS SAVOIR COMBIEN EST LE SALAIRE MINIMUM AYA?
Environ 1200€ par mois je pense.
Salaire moyen en France. Dans le secteur privé ou dans les entreprises publiques, le salaire brut moyen et de 2912 € et le salaire net moyen est de 2202 €
Le salaire moyen pour Saint Pierre Et Miquelon est 76 129 € par année ou 39 € par heure.
selon des sites (PS : ça ne prends pas en compte le coût de la vie sur place qui est plus cher, et beaucoup d'autres trucs, il y a aussi moins de gens donc l'argent peut être plus dispatché)
se parece a Islandia y un poco a Valparaiso...
1:29 seeing from this part after skipping the video I was shocked how this man was walking???
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Its like a dream of being in france but there are toll tell signs youre not really in France. Its kinda like a fake painting of Mona Lisa
The last vestiges of New France lost colonies in North America.
Hey u know my country. Name Bangladesh
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I like it ..un peu de France si loin du vieux continent
bah c'est la France à 90% donc oui
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At 4:25 is the horse of my sister
Pouca movimentação humana !
Covid 2020 brought me here
There is a 19 in Covid-19 for a reason you know.
mais violente que lo Bresil...
A.
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