This video was by far my favorite of the series, so surreal to see a TH-camr visit places I've spent my whole life being around. I'm actually now a student at the Moncton Flight College working towards my commercial pilots license. I actually just went on a solo flight this morning. So it was insane to see you take off there with Tim! I also love whale watching in St Andrews and enjoy all the small towns of my province. And to answer your questions, yes, I have heard of St Martin's. Cheers, can't wait for PEI.
I hear your planes all the time, I know the motor sounds of the planes and always smile, knowing you’re getting a very good education. I live in downtown Moncton. Good luck and good vibes Liam!
A friend of mine and I started talking about where to travel during covid and I suggested Canada. I started looking up things to do in Montreal at first and soon found your channel. I've now been along for the ride, watching this series and have a new perspective on the Canadian provinces and really want to check them all out. We might be doing our own cross country Canada trip at some point and I just wanted to thank you for the exposure to these less represented areas.
Your videos always prove the old saying true of "Life is what you make of it" quote. With all the craziness in the world it is great to see your videos about looking for the best in ones situation.
I am so happy for you bro!! This cross Canadian voyage is creating amazing content and showing love for an amazing country and people! Now is your first sponsor! Dude, I love seeing your dedication to this and where you'll go from here! Keep up the great work man!
Great video, Will. When you come from overseas and find out about Canada, you get a lot of information about the classic hot spots like Vancouver, Montreal, the Rocky Mountains, Niagara Falls and so on. It's great to get such insider information about the more unknown areas and what opportunities they offer. Great video series and by the way - Mike and you are a great team. It's fun to see how you interact. Really great. And by the way - only 200 subscibers left until you reach the 10k! Keep it up! 😀
Canada is very underrated. There is so much to do, so much natural beauty to visit and admire and yet ---- "No Funswick". C'mon guys, get into the spirit and showcase your beautiful country with as atleast half as much excitement that the Americans do for trivia things - like Texas toast! I have never been to Canada but I would love to see all 10 provinces and the Territories someday. Hopefully I will, before I pass away. Cheers and thanks Sprouht.
New Brunswick is my home, there’s more fun than meets the eye…I enjoy your perspective and you visited some of my favourite places and my home Moncton. I watch the flight college do training at night and know the specific sounds of the flight schools planes! Love the Bay of Fundy and my absolute favourite views are from the Fundy Trail parkway! Walton glen gorge gave me the shivers in 2021, seeing the fog rolling in on your right from the bay over the hills. Eating at a Picnic in one of the picnic areas where the bay below was covered in fog, I was eating in the middle and the puffy cloud sky above. Fuller falls is a must stop at anytime of the season, especially early in the season it runs heavier from the melting and rains. I told you these were some of my favourite places. You rocked the small town vibe and fun!
I've literally never heard anyone refer to it as No Funswick. It's a lot of fun here with lots to see and lots to do. It's 80 percent forest with breath taking coastlines. Most people who live here do outdoor stuff, fishing, hunting, quading , sleding, hiking, exploring the coasts. We also have a lot of great restaurants and bars.
It's relative, having lived many places elsewhere over the decades, makes my old NB look mundane and those "forests" are basically boring tree farms with their scrawny trees mostly the same height and not much variety of species.
I'm really loving all these bits of Canada I've never heard of before, and your incredible positivity in showing them to us! I doubt I'll ever get to see all of them, but it's certainly making for a list of options if I get the chance to cross the Atlantic back to you again.
Transitions... drone shots... editing... A++++ for you dude. this was one of the coolest videos you've made and they just keep getting better IM SO EXCITED FOR MORE TO COME!!!!!!
Newfoundlander here who’s spent time living in all four Atlantic provinces. Nothing beats home but my time in New Brunswick will always be cherished. It has something about it that the others don’t. Can’t quite put a finger on it but it’s like for the first time I felt “Canadian”. Nova Scotia is a lot like home. St. John’s and a Halifax are comparable in ways. Rural Nova Scotia and rural NL can also feel similar. Rural New Brunswick has some real Beauty to it and not everything is coastal like the other 3 which gives it a different vibe.
I can't believe you didn't hit the beaches. I guess it was the wrong time of year. New Brunswick has loads of good beaches. I'm loving this video series. It's well done. Hopefully you will get some people to partner with this project and share it further. Needs to be a whole Netflix series.
I live in the St. Stephen area and camp in the st Andrews area during the summer months, if you like cities and everything at your finger tips....this place is not for you. This province is a slower pace where you can hike all kinds of trails and boondock just about any where. Yes hopewell is nice but get away from the tourist traps. Talk to the local people and they will get you going in the right direction. St. Andrews is a must. The shopping is great and food is even better. Take in a whale watching tour and check out the aquariums. I get miffed when people think we need more here. We like our slower way of life. Being a little closer to nature is healing and very good for the soul. Lets keep it that way.
NB is just too mundane for my tastes and the fact it is a company province is a turn off. Nothing breathtaking nevertheless some pretty nooks and crannies.
Tourist love new brunswick but it's not growth province to live in when you get older does not bring the entertainment does not bring that value yes it's no fun province . It's trying to change they keep going Backwards are government
This video was by far my favorite of the series, so surreal to see a TH-camr visit places I've spent my whole life being around. I'm actually now a student at the Moncton Flight College working towards my commercial pilots license. I actually just went on a solo flight this morning. So it was insane to see you take off there with Tim! I also love whale watching in St Andrews and enjoy all the small towns of my province. And to answer your questions, yes, I have heard of St Martin's. Cheers, can't wait for PEI.
Thanks so much Liam! That is such a small world... say hi to Tim for me!
@@Sprouht I will, thank you.
I hear your planes all the time, I know the motor sounds of the planes and always smile, knowing you’re getting a very good education. I live in downtown Moncton. Good luck and good vibes Liam!
I can’t believe you did it, you made New Brunswick look fun! That’s incredible, and an amazing video. Thank you for this gem
Thank you so so much!
A friend of mine and I started talking about where to travel during covid and I suggested Canada. I started looking up things to do in Montreal at first and soon found your channel. I've now been along for the ride, watching this series and have a new perspective on the Canadian provinces and really want to check them all out. We might be doing our own cross country Canada trip at some point and I just wanted to thank you for the exposure to these less represented areas.
Your videos always prove the old saying true of "Life is what you make of it" quote. With all the craziness in the world it is great to see your videos about looking for the best in ones situation.
I am so happy for you bro!!
This cross Canadian voyage is creating amazing content and showing love for an amazing country and people!
Now is your first sponsor! Dude, I love seeing your dedication to this and where you'll go from here! Keep up the great work man!
Thanks for all of your support Phil! You're the man. Really appreciate you!
Great video, Will. When you come from overseas and find out about Canada, you get a lot of information about the classic hot spots like Vancouver, Montreal, the Rocky Mountains, Niagara Falls and so on. It's great to get such insider information about the more unknown areas and what opportunities they offer. Great video series and by the way - Mike and you are a great team. It's fun to see how you interact. Really great. And by the way - only 200 subscibers left until you reach the 10k! Keep it up! 😀
I really appreciate that Volker! Really means a lot that I can show you new things about Canada!
Canada is very underrated. There is so much to do, so much natural beauty to visit and admire and yet ---- "No Funswick". C'mon guys, get into the spirit and showcase your beautiful country with as atleast half as much excitement that the Americans do for trivia things - like Texas toast! I have never been to Canada but I would love to see all 10 provinces and the Territories someday. Hopefully I will, before I pass away. Cheers and thanks Sprouht.
New Brunswick is my home, there’s more fun than meets the eye…I enjoy your perspective and you visited some of my favourite places and my home Moncton. I watch the flight college do training at night and know the specific sounds of the flight schools planes!
Love the Bay of Fundy and my absolute favourite views are from the Fundy Trail parkway! Walton glen gorge gave me the shivers in 2021, seeing the fog rolling in on your right from the bay over the hills. Eating at a Picnic in one of the picnic areas where the bay below was covered in fog, I was eating in the middle and the puffy cloud sky above. Fuller falls is a must stop at anytime of the season, especially early in the season it runs heavier from the melting and rains. I told you these were some of my favourite places. You rocked the small town vibe and fun!
Another great video Will ! Getting to see so much of Canada because of you. Thanks man ! Cheers
I've literally never heard anyone refer to it as No Funswick. It's a lot of fun here with lots to see and lots to do. It's 80 percent forest with breath taking coastlines. Most people who live here do outdoor stuff, fishing, hunting, quading , sleding, hiking, exploring the coasts. We also have a lot of great restaurants and bars.
It's relative, having lived many places elsewhere over the decades, makes my old NB look mundane and those "forests" are basically boring tree farms with their scrawny trees mostly the same height and not much variety of species.
St. Andrews is one of my fave places in the world. My dad used to take me flounder fishing off the old dock years ago
It's awesome!
Love the title I’m from New Brunswick
I'm really loving all these bits of Canada I've never heard of before, and your incredible positivity in showing them to us!
I doubt I'll ever get to see all of them, but it's certainly making for a list of options if I get the chance to cross the Atlantic back to you again.
Thanks so much Tom!
Great job from you Sprouht, you did wonderful video, can't wait for the next 🙏🙏❤❤❤
Thanks Lamjed!
Transitions... drone shots... editing... A++++ for you dude. this was one of the coolest videos you've made and they just keep getting better IM SO EXCITED FOR MORE TO COME!!!!!!
Thanks Sherin!
Nice to see you visit a place that I've been going to every year since I was a kid! Can't wait to see PEI too!
Hahahahahha just checked back in to your channel! Congrats on the success!
Beautiful! Great Work! I am really enjoying your trip across Canada!!
“It doesn’t try to impress but it’s there.” HAHA. NB in a nutshell
Accurate hahaha
Newfoundlander here who’s spent time living in all four Atlantic provinces. Nothing beats home but my time in New Brunswick will always be cherished. It has something about it that the others don’t. Can’t quite put a finger on it but it’s like for the first time I felt “Canadian”. Nova Scotia is a lot like home. St. John’s and a Halifax are comparable in ways. Rural Nova Scotia and rural NL can also feel similar. Rural New Brunswick has some real Beauty to it and not everything is coastal like the other 3 which gives it a different vibe.
Honestly another great video! I’m from the US but definitely would love to travel there!
Thanks Mat!
Youve got the touch my dude. Another gr8 one
I’m a student at MFC(Goose Bay) and this video makes me so happie!!🤩🤩
Your videos are awesome! Thank you! 🙌
Thanks buddy!
I can't believe you didn't hit the beaches. I guess it was the wrong time of year. New Brunswick has loads of good beaches.
I'm loving this video series. It's well done. Hopefully you will get some people to partner with this project and share it further. Needs to be a whole Netflix series.
We just moved to New Brunswick and haven't seen half the stuff you showed. Thanks for capturing New FUNswick 😏
I live in NB and IL say he makes it look far better than it is
Videos tend to do that. Nothing breathtaking for me in NB.
Your right in No Funswick… like a good mud sandwich.!!!
I live in the St. Stephen area and camp in the st Andrews area during the summer months, if you like cities and everything at your finger tips....this place is not for you. This province is a slower pace where you can hike all kinds of trails and boondock just about any where. Yes hopewell is nice but get away from the tourist traps. Talk to the local people and they will get you going in the right direction. St. Andrews is a must. The shopping is great and food is even better. Take in a whale watching tour and check out the aquariums. I get miffed when people think we need more here. We like our slower way of life. Being a little closer to nature is healing and very good for the soul. Lets keep it that way.
btw....beautiful video. you nailed it. ;)
Will, you and your videos are amazing!
Thanks very much Bill!
Awesome trip bro
I'm born & raised 50+ years in NB & I've never heard it called "No Funswick" let alone ever called it that.
I had no idea New Brunswick had a “Cabot trail” of their own!!!
Heck yeah!
I can atest as a New Brunswicker, the sun rises and sun sets hit different, there's something different about them
Nice video man!
Awesome
Very nice video!!!
Awesome Cross-Canada journey!
Thank you!
NB can be fun . . . provided you have money, and a car.
i live here and i aint ever heard nobody say "No Funswick" in my life and im 22
Edit: lived here for 17 years
Great Video! Please show University of New Brunswick!!
Thank you!
I might have to move here.
You’re having fun with Mike instead of Sherin?
I know right?! How ridiculous!!!!
Yes!!
Has Mike gotten his own street too?
No :D
I just bought 5 acres in NB and I’m soooooo stoked. Goodbye BC!
I hope you didn't buy where they heavily spray.
Have you visited first? Gah.
NB is just too mundane for my tastes and the fact it is a company province is a turn off. Nothing breathtaking nevertheless some pretty nooks and crannies.
Tourist love new brunswick but it's not growth province to live in when you get older does not bring the entertainment does not bring that value yes it's no fun province . It's trying to change they keep going Backwards are government
You never really discovered much.