Glad you enjoyed our homeland! Construction is very annoying around here considering there is only one road that stretches across the whole trail. Very proud of where I grew up and glad people from around the world can come enjoy the beauty of it as well
Im so glad you enjoyed it! For next time, I would for sure recommend going to a square dance. Super fun dance to learn and try with friends and family, and also fabulous live music too!
The time to get warm water at the beach in Nova Scotia is mid to late August into September. I travel Cape Breton quite often and a great time to go when it's not COVID-19 times in October for the Celtic Colors music festival. There are probably at least 50 live shows at locations all over the island. You get to see the fall colors like you have never seen and get to hear some music that is from Cape Breton and beyond from all over the world. You really get to see the culture up close.
Planning to visit other beautiful Nova Scotia places??? The South Shore...The awesome Annapolis Valley...etc...I'd love to see the beautiful towns and their wonderful huge houses through the lens of your camera and your awesome editing!.
Oh my goodness thank you so much for making such a beautiful video about Cape Breton ❤️ I have never seen someone capture life here so well. It has its struggles but the life here is worth struggling for. Like the bonfires every night during the summer or being surrounded by ocean so a beach is never far away. Thanks again 🙏💙
Finally a great video that captures one of my favourite places in Canada !! Love your story telling and the way you captured the whole experience. Very cinematic ! Where is the first beach you stayed in ?
Hmm, I live in coyote country, never have problems walking in the wilderness, just with livestock. Are the Cape Breton ones especially aggressive or something?
Hi Andrea! Thanks for the feedback and I definitely agree that the video could’ve been more informational. I’ll keep that in mind when working on my next video :)
You read my mind, Andrea B. Overall, it’s a great video with gorgeous photography and insightful observations. That said, make sure to include the names of the towns that you feature in your videos, especially if you enjoyed your stay. You don’t necessarily have to plug specific businesses, but, for example, that beach you visited on day #1, the one with the warm water...let us know where that was! [I was born and raised in Cape Breton, and even I didn’t recognize that spot.]. Most small towns who depend in part on tourism to survive don’t generally get the same notice as Halifax or Peggy’s Cove, so spreading worth-of-mouth in wonderful videos like yours makes a big difference! :-)
I agree! Thanks so much for the feedback! This was one of the first few videos I posted on this channel so I didn’t know any better! But hey, we learn we grow haha!
Glad you enjoyed our homeland! Construction is very annoying around here considering there is only one road that stretches across the whole trail. Very proud of where I grew up and glad people from around the world can come enjoy the beauty of it as well
Thanks so much! I can’t wait to be back! 😁
Nothing makes you homesick faster than watching a video showing off some of its beauty.
Glad you enjoyed it man!
Im so glad you enjoyed it! For next time, I would for sure recommend going to a square dance. Super fun dance to learn and try with friends and family, and also fabulous live music too!
The time to get warm water at the beach in Nova Scotia is mid to late August into September. I travel Cape Breton quite often and a great time to go when it's not COVID-19 times in October for the Celtic Colors music festival. There are probably at least 50 live shows at locations all over the island. You get to see the fall colors like you have never seen and get to hear some music that is from Cape Breton and beyond from all over the world. You really get to see the culture up close.
Nice seeing it look so warm after watching your other video discussing all the rain and snow……
I've been to Canada but never heard of this place. Thanks for sharing this!
This video is dope....I loved the way u showed how a alot of things can be done in a small town....I will be moving there soon...this helped .. 👍👍
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome video ❤
I have to give you full points for your visual story telling, and editing. Well done.
Appreciate that! Thanks for watching 😊
Excellent Excellent Excellent video. And so much more to take In while exploring our beautiful Island.
I agree! So much to do and see in Cape Breton
Planning to visit other beautiful Nova Scotia places??? The South Shore...The awesome Annapolis Valley...etc...I'd love to see the beautiful towns and their wonderful huge houses through the lens of your camera and your awesome editing!.
Amazing! Thank you for the suggestions! 😊
happy to see nice views n noted few points with thanks as an info.... ;)
Glad you enjoyed the video :)
Half of my family is from CB. Did so much driving around the island. Awesome dingdangdidlyviddidleo.
The Cinematics are awesome buddy... thanks for showing around
I must applaud your editing 👏
The gem of Canada (in my opinion)
Agreed 🙌🏻
Amazing man the view and video !!! Congratulations!!!
Thanks brotha 🙏🏼
Oh my goodness thank you so much for making such a beautiful video about Cape Breton ❤️
I have never seen someone capture life here so well. It has its struggles but the life here is worth struggling for. Like the bonfires every night during the summer or being surrounded by ocean so a beach is never far away.
Thanks again 🙏💙
I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
This is Great, I am planning to visit soon but not sure which place to stay there
Awesome dude!
🙏🏼
I live in Cape Breton and I never heard of the big spruce brewery, Something's wrong, lol but great video
Awesome video! Thank you so much
Gad you enjoyed it 😊
I’m very glad you loved it, this is my hometown!!
Definitely one of my fav places!!!
yea buddy! awesome video! which month did you visit? looks really warm but was posted in January.
Thanks so much! This was shot in August but I had to re upload the video in January due to some licensing issues!
I was born and raised in Cape Breton.I never fully appreciated the beauty of home until I moved away for work.It really is something special :)
It really is special:)
Can you mention the airbnbs they look amazing 😍 I wanted to book it for sept.
Yes the first one was in Port Hood and the 2nd one was in Cheticamp 😊
Hi! great video! I am planning a trip here very soon! would you mind sharing which places you guys stayed at? thanks in advance!
Excellent , you are here to grow .. the channel is really a potent one .. Dude where are you recording your sounds at ?
Much appreciated man :) most of them are just sound effects from Epidemic
Finally a great video that captures one of my favourite places in Canada !! Love your story telling and the way you captured the whole experience. Very cinematic ! Where is the first beach you stayed in ?
Thanks so much and I’m glad you enjoyed! That was Port Hood :)
Hey, amazing video. Can you tell me when did you visit Cape Breton? I mean which month?
It was in August! July - October is the best time to visit :)
Love your style !
Thanks brotha 😊🙌🏻
Your Filming....is lite😍 😍 😍
Hehe thanks so much 🙌🏻
Can you tell me what towns you stayed in
Which video editor do you use? it's amazing
Final Cut Pro man!! Thanks so much
Nice one bro, when was this filmed?
In July 2020 :)
Hmm, I live in coyote country, never have problems walking in the wilderness, just with livestock. Are the Cape Breton ones especially aggressive or something?
There’s been a few severe incidences in the past that became public news so I’d say some of them could be pretty aggressive!
They are mixed breed coywolves, and they can be aggressive.
They are larger than coyotes, and fearless. Caution should be used around these critters.
A young women was attacked and eaten by coyotes in the vicinity of the Skyline Trail….for real.
Cape Bretoners watching this are proud😌
It’s an incredible place!!! I’m surprised that not many Canadians know about Cape Breton!
@@PranNarang Well I was born and raised here but true not many people know but coming here is a unforgettable experience!
Are you a professional photographer?The view from your camera is fabulous!
Thank you so much! I'm mainly into film making but don't mind a little bit of photography every once in a while haha
Love my home CB💚
Hello! Nice video, but a bit lacks information like the names of the area/places where you stayed and/or hiked/visited.
Hi Andrea! Thanks for the feedback and I definitely agree that the video could’ve been more informational. I’ll keep that in mind when working on my next video :)
You read my mind, Andrea B. Overall, it’s a great video with gorgeous photography and insightful observations. That said, make sure to include the names of the towns that you feature in your videos, especially if you enjoyed your stay. You don’t necessarily have to plug specific businesses, but, for example, that beach you visited on day #1, the one with the warm water...let us know where that was! [I was born and raised in Cape Breton, and even I didn’t recognize that spot.]. Most small towns who depend in part on tourism to survive don’t generally get the same notice as Halifax or Peggy’s Cove, so spreading worth-of-mouth in wonderful videos like yours makes a big difference! :-)
I agree! Thanks so much for the feedback! This was one of the first few videos I posted on this channel so I didn’t know any better! But hey, we learn we grow haha!
Where’s the second Airbnb located?
Cheticamp :)
What editing software did you use for this video? Great video by the way.
Thank you! I used Final Cut Pro!
i live there 😊
Hehe I’m jealous
This guy definitely did not go with any friends 🤣🤣🤣🤣 that avacado toast looked horrible
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