Some of the homes, buildings and waterfront seem very Massachusetts like. I love that. Beautifully done video. and side note..at 7:55 you have a very wistful look about you contemplating about how you could have lived there...hmm. 😉.
This brought back wonderful memories of my visits there many years ago. At that time "The Pansy Patch", the quaint little cottage with turrets was an antique shop. There is a very interesting cemetery in St. Andrews which contains a great deal of history as the town was founded by United Empire Loyalists who relocated from the U.S. after the American Revolution, and many of them are buried in this cemetery.
@@CanadianLife2020 You made me laugh with your comment that cemeteries are so peaceful. I know it wasn't meant to be funny, and I know what you mean. This one is particularly interesting. Located at the corner of King and Prince of Wales St.
Why do people feel the need to play music in videos.????.. It is terrible and hurts ones ears and completely NOT NECESSARY. Could not watch all this video got tired of muting the crappy music to see the town.
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Saint Andrews looks like it's right out of a storybook! Such a beautiful town with wonderful architecture. Thanks for taking us there :)
Pleasure!!! It is a great place to see.
What a charming town and one I will have to add to my list to visit when I get there one day. As always thanks for sharing. ❤️
Christie for sure it needs to be on your list. It is so quaint town
Some of the homes, buildings and waterfront seem very Massachusetts like. I love that. Beautifully done video.
and side note..at 7:55 you have a very wistful look about you contemplating about how you could have lived there...hmm. 😉.
Oh yes, but I am happier here in Summerside with all my great friends!!!
Accept my condolences. Thanks for sharing and taking the time really 🥰🎶⭐️
Thank you Melissia.
This brought back wonderful memories of my visits there many years ago. At that time "The Pansy Patch", the quaint little cottage with turrets was an antique shop. There is a very interesting cemetery in St. Andrews which contains a great deal of history as the town was founded by United Empire Loyalists who relocated from the U.S. after the American Revolution, and many of them are buried in this cemetery.
Time to go back and check out that cemetery as I had no idea. I love cemeteries they are so peaceful
@@CanadianLife2020 You made me laugh with your comment that cemeteries are so peaceful. I know it wasn't meant to be funny, and I know what you mean. This one is particularly interesting. Located at the corner of King and Prince of Wales St.
@@heatherclifford513 haha Sven here. Yes I guess I was not thinking but I love them. Time to reflect while walking through then
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Thanks for coming
this must be good but I love the real st andrews in scotland
Why do people feel the need to play music in videos.????.. It is terrible and hurts ones ears and completely NOT NECESSARY. Could not watch all this video got tired of muting the crappy music to see the town.