Thanks so much for watching our Nova Scotia series everyone! 😀 Don’t forget to hit the 'thumbs up' button if you enjoyed the video and hit SUBSCRIBE ✅ (and that little bell 🔔) to follow along on our travels. Stay Delightful!✌️- Anna & Trevor
Thanks Trevor/Anna for this nice video! Don't listen to the ones telling you to use your hands for the pizza, I never do it, even for burgers, I don't like the mess. I lived for sometime in Montréal, QUE and from your video, I would say that NS though much smaller, looks really interesting. Being from Alexandria and being a Mediterranean, I think coastal areas in NS would be more familiar to me than inland locations in Canada. Next time will make sure to visit the Maritimes. Thanks once again!
Nice post guys - very delightful :) I did not know that Annapolis Royal was the oldest town in Canada. Enjoy the weather because we are getting snow here in Calgary. Keep safe!
I've been working in tourism here in Nova Scotia for almost 20 years. The candlelight graveyard tour at Fort Anne is one of the coolest things I've done here. I highly recommend it.
Great video, I learned a lot. Usually when I see travel videos in Canada they are usually all in BC or in the Toronto area. Thanks for sharing something different. Nova Scotia looks beautiful!
Although I am a few months late in seeing this, I am happy that you are showcasing N.S. We live in such a beautiful Province and Wolfville is minutes from us! There is so much to see and enjoy here in this awesome Maritime community! Thanks for sharing it with the world! Stay well and safe travels! 😘
Anna, in a previous video I commented how, like you, I'm not a big fan of seafood (wish I was.) Now I found another thing we have in common. I have a weakness for buying jewelry as a souvenir of my travels, too. I got some great amber jewelry when I was in Poland! Love your sea glass earrings!
I’ve been watching you guys for a couple years and knew you were Canadian but had no idea until the pandemic that you were from Halifax. I was so excited. Now I watch today and find out that you are from Annapolis Royal and I am even more excited!!! I live in Halifax and am from Annapolis. ❤️❤️. Love your videos, can’t wait until we can all travel again! Stay safe
If you ever make it down here to NYC? May I suggest a visit up to The Bronx? Lots to see from the shores of the HUDSON River to the banks of the Bronx River. Yes, Yankee Stadium of course but also the WOODLAWN CEMETERY up near the border with Westchester County (City of Yonkers). Many famous and historical figures and whole families buried or entombed there. Worth taking a guided tour.
Perusing one more video tonight Anna and Trevor. After touring my first home earlier today in Cape Breton, I checked out your video in Annapolis Valley, where I’ve lived for past 47 years. I really lucked out didn’t I? I’ve lived my life in what I consider the two best valleys in the gorgeous province of Nova Scotia. Pretty amazing! I love to travel and see new places, meet new people and see how they live their life, but I can always come back to this province that I am so blessed to call home! Loving your videos about the province I call home. So often we maritimers know we live in this amazing place but until the past two years or so, we have downplayed our home provinces because we were considered kind of just humble country cousins of our bigger provinces. It seems we have come into our own lately and have begun to claim our own claim to fame. We don’t often toot our own horn, but”We are Amazing” and thanks for doing such a great job showing off to us and the rest of the world, how fantastic our Atlantic province is!
Loved seeing beautiful Nova Scotia! I used to live across from Cape Breton Island, the Canso Causeway in a little town called Mulgrave. We moved there from England when my Father got a job as an Engineer there. 🙂❤️
Loving the series...more beautiful scenery.... Love the old buildings. What a great pizza and vineyard. The accommodation is gorgeous. Love the verandah
what a charming place! that's what makes you guys so special; your historical facts meshed together with personal stories just liven up the videos! Although, I would have loved to see Anna rolling down the hills again, you know, to relive a part of her childhood...but I understand why she did not! LOL...thanks for sharing, looking forward to your next adventure!!
Only recently realized those hills surrounding the fort would had to have done all by hand. This was way before the invention of any power excavators. Must have taken thousands and thousands of man- hours to construct.
I’m enjoying the Nova Scotia series. I knew nothing of this area before. I can’t wait for our travel restrictions to be lifted so I can see it for myself! Unrelated question...Anna where did you get the crossbody purse you are wearing? I have been looking for one just like it. Thanks!
Sadly that purse recently broke 😅 it was just from a cheap store in Halifax. I actually think it broke after we finished filming this video haha - Anna
Brewery in a church?... YES! There was one up in DUTCHESS COUNTY, NY. outside of Village of Rhinebeck on Rt.#9? It WAS interesting. A way to be introduced to some new "spirits"! LOL
Thanks for the video and tour of the quaint town. Have you been to England? We have many very old graveyards here; a lot of them were old when we landed in Canada and breweries in churches aplenty. Stay safe.
New subscriber. I joined while watching your Lima Peru videos. Trying to convince my wife to visit South American places and maybe make it a habit in our golden years.
Loving that you've got chapters for reference points... ☺ 15:00 Some of the best beer in Belgium is made by monks in Westmalle Abbey... ♥ (Brouwerij der Trappisten van Westmalle) ♥
Good to know you like them Psych. I'm not sure how many people use them or know about them so I've been only adding them in every now and then. I'll try to continue to do so 😃 - Trevor
OK, love, love this video. Hopefully next Summer when it's so hot here in Mérida, we can make it up your way and experience it all for ourselves 😁. But I have a huge question 😄 Will people look at me funny if I eat that deliciously looking pizza with my hands? Because I want to eat a bigger bite and get a the goodness 😋😋😋
Could y'all think about doing a video on native Americans . And some historic sites in Canada. I think some of your viewers would like that also.. Thanks for your videos.xx
I am just loving these Nova Scotia videos! It is just so gorgeous there. I imagine it must be getting cooler there, as it sure is Fall here in Ohio. Quite a difference from El Nido, right? I enjoyed the brewery in the old church. I grew up in Cincinnati, and they made an abandoned church into a brewery there also (some nice photos in this Trip Advisor article: www.tripadvisor.com/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g60993-d8274206-i403042952-Taft_s_Ale_House-Cincinnati_Ohio.html ). It's becoming, unfortunately, a real problem as to what to do with old churches not being used for their original purpose anymore. I am glad to see some of them are being repurposed! And I LOVE the sea glass earrings! I would have bought some things there too! You have a beautiful hometown!
Never tried that kind of pizza before it looks delicious. So Anna estimate how many population you think they have in Nova Scotia? It seem quiet but beautiful - a brewery inside the church interesting . I would love to see the place.
Thats true, its hard to get out of our colonist mindset sometimes. The Mi'kmaq were definately here first. I'm on the Glooscap trail and have been reading up on Glooscap.
Excellent video. The British captured Acadia for the last time in 1710 and the colony was ceded by France in 1713 under the Treaty of Utrecht. Quebec City was settled in 1608, so it is older than Annapolis Royal, which was settled by the Scots in 1629 and occupied by the French after France regained the colony in 1632.
From 1604 to 1607, he participated in the exploration and settlement of the first permanent European settlement north of Florida, Port Royal, Acadia - Champlain
@@turrnerjohn32 True. On the expedition that established Port Royal (Habitation site), Champlain worked for Pierre Dugua, Sieur de Mons as his cartographer.
We so wish adding in subtitles was easier. We'd have to hire someone to do that unfortunately. There is auto-generated subtitles through TH-cam, I'm just not sure how good they are - Trevor
No, that's not true . The reason the west coast was settled 1st is because they Landed on an island in the Bay of Fundy near Digby , they almost died there ! because they stayed on the island all winter in the cold , starving to death, in the spring they met the native people who showed them the best land to live on , which is on the west side, because it is protected from the wind and cold by the Annapolis hill range .
Thanks so much for watching our Nova Scotia series everyone! 😀 Don’t forget to hit the 'thumbs up' button if you enjoyed the video and hit SUBSCRIBE ✅ (and that little bell 🔔) to follow along on our travels. Stay Delightful!✌️- Anna & Trevor
Another Great video guys..loved it!!!
Thanks Trevor/Anna for this nice video! Don't listen to the ones telling you to use your hands for the pizza, I never do it, even for burgers, I don't like the mess. I lived for sometime in Montréal, QUE and from your video, I would say that NS though much smaller, looks really interesting. Being from Alexandria and being a Mediterranean, I think coastal areas in NS would be more familiar to me than inland locations in Canada. Next time will make sure to visit the Maritimes. Thanks once again!
I live in The Valley and I love it ! Grew up here
I didn't need convincing, but you now nailed it that I must visit NS
Thanks Vera 😃 We have one more NS video from this series left. Can't wait to share it - Trevor
Love the town of Annapolis Royal. When my wife and I lived in Bedford NS we use to visit this gem of a place numerous times.
We don’t visit it nearly enough. Such a great town! - Trevor
Really love this place
Planning a third trip to Nova Scotia! Thank you for more fun ideas. Awesome video.
Love the cricket sounds in background
Nice post guys - very delightful :) I did not know that Annapolis Royal was the oldest town in Canada. Enjoy the weather because we are getting snow here in Calgary. Keep safe!
Aida I didn't know that either and I'm from NS 🤷🏻♂️ Sorry to hear about snow already there in Calgary - Trevor
The valley is the best to visit in summer especially the vineyards🍷
I love forward to checking it out...hopefully this August!
Beautiful area. It looks so healthy, clean and peaceful
It really is... the valley is a gem - Anna
I've been working in tourism here in Nova Scotia for almost 20 years. The candlelight graveyard tour at Fort Anne is one of the coolest things I've done here. I highly recommend it.
We're so going to have to go back there and do that tour John! - Anna
That sounds amazing! Is that still happening? 10 month old post but, fingers crossed.
Great video, I learned a lot. Usually when I see travel videos in Canada they are usually all in BC or in the Toronto area. Thanks for sharing something different. Nova Scotia looks beautiful!
Thanks Meaghan! Yes you're right there are not too many videos on the eastern side of Canada We're having a blast filming them 😃 - Trevor
Although I am a few months late in seeing this, I am happy that you are showcasing N.S. We live in such a beautiful Province and Wolfville is minutes from us! There is so much to see and enjoy here in this awesome Maritime community!
Thanks for sharing it with the world!
Stay well and safe travels! 😘
Anna, in a previous video I commented how, like you, I'm not a big fan of seafood (wish I was.) Now I found another thing we have in common. I have a weakness for buying jewelry as a souvenir of my travels, too. I got some great amber jewelry when I was in Poland! Love your sea glass earrings!
They make for such good souvenirs indeed plus I like being able to support local. I bet what you got in Poland is beautiful! - Anna
Very beautiful place I want to visit Canada one day!
I’ve been watching you guys for a couple years and knew you were Canadian but had no idea until the pandemic that you were from Halifax. I was so excited. Now I watch today and find out that you are from Annapolis Royal and I am even more excited!!! I live in Halifax and am from Annapolis. ❤️❤️. Love your videos, can’t wait until we can all travel again! Stay safe
No way! How cool is that? Let's hope we don't get too snowed in here tonight in Hali 😅 - Trevor
What a lovely video! Anna what a beautiful place to grow up! Great job guys!! 💕
It really is such a charming little town. Easily one of the cutest towns in the province as well you guys 🤗- Anna
We are in Halifax and we love watching your NS series so much - there are so many places out there to explore!
Hello Halifax! We live here as well. We'll likely have some Hali videos coming to the channel eventually too - Anna
If you ever make it down here to NYC? May I suggest a visit up to The Bronx? Lots to see from the shores of the HUDSON River to the banks of the Bronx River. Yes, Yankee Stadium of course but also the WOODLAWN CEMETERY up near the border with Westchester County (City of Yonkers). Many famous and historical figures and whole families buried or entombed there. Worth taking a guided tour.
Hi Anna, I was born and Raised in Annapolis royal as well and I am still here, I just love it and think that it is very special as well
Perusing one more video tonight Anna and Trevor. After touring my first home earlier today in Cape Breton, I checked out your video in Annapolis Valley, where I’ve lived for past 47 years. I really lucked out didn’t I? I’ve lived my life in what I consider the two best valleys in the gorgeous province of Nova Scotia. Pretty amazing! I love to travel and see new places, meet new people and see how they live their life, but I can always come back to this province that I am so blessed to call home! Loving your videos about the province I call home.
So often we maritimers know we live in this amazing place but until the past two years or so, we have downplayed our home provinces because we were considered kind of just humble country cousins of our bigger provinces. It seems we have come into our own lately and have begun to claim our own claim to fame. We don’t often toot our own horn, but”We are Amazing” and thanks for doing such a great job showing off to us and the rest of the world, how fantastic our Atlantic province is!
Such a great comment Jean and thanks so much for watching. We live in such a beautiful part of Canada 🤗 - Anna
Loved seeing beautiful Nova Scotia! I used to live across from Cape Breton Island, the Canso Causeway in a little town called Mulgrave. We moved there from England when my Father got a job as an Engineer there. 🙂❤️
Beautiful
Loving the series...more beautiful scenery.... Love the old buildings. What a great pizza and vineyard. The accommodation is gorgeous. Love the verandah
Glad you enjoyed it Kaymar. Those buildings are so amazing. The pizza was great! - Anna
what a charming place! that's what makes you guys so special; your historical facts meshed together with personal stories just liven up the videos! Although, I would have loved to see Anna rolling down the hills again, you know, to relive a part of her childhood...but I understand why she did not! LOL...thanks for sharing, looking forward to your next adventure!!
haha Anna rolling down the hill is worth a video (even on it's own) Taki! lol... now that would be funny 😅 - Trevor
Only recently realized those hills surrounding the fort would had to have done all by hand. This was way before the invention of any power excavators. Must have taken thousands and thousands of man- hours to construct.
Love the church brewing and how it's a combination of two churches... So creative
It's the most unique brewery we've been to yet - Trevor
Nice town , nice to see you guys good luck and stay safe
Glad you enjoyed the video Aida 🤗- Anna
Nothing to say here only another brilliant video 👍👏👏😘love from 🇮🇪💚☘😘
Thank you so much Bee 😀 Always love seeing your comments - Anna
Great video guys!! Love the earrings Anna!! I would go to that church lol...beautiful scenery!! Love Nova Scotia!!...viv
Thanks so much 🤗 - Anna
Ah, Sunday afternoon relaxation time! 😍 Interesting history guys...and lovely weather! 😎
Happy Sunday Helen! 😃 - Trevor
Quaint beautiful little town. Almost looks like a movie set. Loved the winery. Thanks for sharing.😀
Straight out of a movie indeed Eleanor.... and oh that wine 🍷 - Anna
Canada has always new beautiful discoveries love it !! thank you for the tour!!❤️️
We’ve been finding new things to discover all summer here. So fun! - Anna
@@DelightfulTravellers i can wait to discover it through you too! thank you for sharing this amazing videos!!! ❤️️
Wow excellent video my friend 🗺️
I hope you enjoy 🙏🙏
Let's stay connected and have a nice day to you🙏
I’m enjoying the Nova Scotia series. I knew nothing of this area before. I can’t wait for our travel restrictions to be lifted so I can see it for myself!
Unrelated question...Anna where did you get the crossbody purse you are wearing? I have been looking for one just like it. Thanks!
Sadly that purse recently broke 😅 it was just from a cheap store in Halifax. I actually think it broke after we finished filming this video haha - Anna
Thanks for sharing. Do you guys have a video on the best quint towns of Nova Scotia?
Not one video capturing all the towns no. But some of those towns are in various videos we filmed since last summer - Trevor
Brewery in a church?... YES! There was one up in DUTCHESS COUNTY, NY. outside of Village of Rhinebeck on Rt.#9? It WAS interesting. A way to be introduced to some new "spirits"! LOL
Lol
Thanks for the video and tour of the quaint town. Have you been to England? We have many very old graveyards here; a lot of them were old when we landed in Canada and breweries in churches aplenty. Stay safe.
Yes we have... we just haven't been to the graveyards there. Can't imagine what those look like - Trevor
@@DelightfulTravellers Hi. Much like the Canadian ones, but some older graves. After all, most of Canada is the UK MK11, lol.
Great video guys, we're headed there soon! I'm a history fan so this was extra fun for me.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm absolutely staying in that mansion when I go there. It's beautiful!
What a place right!? The restaurant is top notch there too - Trevor
Love the fort and the land around it!
So agree Steve. The fort is worth a visit to this town 😃 - Trevor
That was an amazing place quaint and cozy love the earrings! 😊
Thanks Karin 😃 - Anna
This place looks great! Thanks for putting this together! 💛
Glad you enjoyed it Bethany! 😃 - Anna
Thanks for a great video. I adore sea glass jewelry, the earrings look fabulous. Take care.
Thank you Wendy! 🤗 - Anna
New subscriber. I joined while watching your Lima Peru videos. Trying to convince my wife to visit South American places and maybe make it a habit in our golden years.
Welcome to our channel! 😀 Peru was so great. All of South America was a blast 💥 - Trevor
Amazing video. I am moving to Halifax in September this year. Cannot wait to make this beautiful province my home.
Amazing! You're going to love it here. We should have a bunch of Halifax videos coming to the channel soon - Trevor
The video is perfect!!!
Are u planning on going to antigonish?
We were in Antigonish not that long ago actually. Great little town! - Anna
Check out graveyard in Halifax o corner of Spring Garden Rd and a Arrington Street it’s awesome
When you book a room do you tell them you are filming a TH-cam video? That place looked so historic.-Shawna🍁
In this case they knew we were coming as it was set up by the province. But most times, no we don't 🤗 - Anna
great video!
I'm enjoyed to watch your video 💗💗💗
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Loving that you've got chapters for reference points... ☺
15:00 Some of the best beer in Belgium is made by monks in Westmalle Abbey...
♥ (Brouwerij der Trappisten van Westmalle) ♥
Good to know you like them Psych. I'm not sure how many people use them or know about them so I've been only adding them in every now and then. I'll try to continue to do so 😃 - Trevor
Oh my, love the hotel.
OK, love, love this video. Hopefully next Summer when it's so hot here in Mérida, we can make it up your way and experience it all for ourselves 😁. But I have a huge question 😄 Will people look at me funny if I eat that deliciously looking pizza with my hands? Because I want to eat a bigger bite and get a the goodness 😋😋😋
Haha they will not look at you funny at all Diane. We so would luv to be in Merida right now btw 😃 - Trevor
@@DelightfulTravellers the weather is perfect now mid 70s-mid 80s this past week and only 2 small afternoon showers 😁
Guess I looked at videos of 2 of my favorite countries. Dominica and canada
misssed wolfville a lot
Acadia University ......Jewel of Wolfville...
Could y'all think about doing a video on native Americans . And some historic sites in Canada. I think some of your viewers would like that also.. Thanks for your videos.xx
We just did a video on exactly that a couple weeks ago. Go back and check our feed ✌️ - Trevor
Try Skye Winery it’s great
I am just loving these Nova Scotia videos! It is just so gorgeous there. I imagine it must be getting cooler there, as it sure is Fall here in Ohio. Quite a difference from El Nido, right? I enjoyed the brewery in the old church. I grew up in Cincinnati, and they made an abandoned church into a brewery there also (some nice photos in this Trip Advisor article: www.tripadvisor.com/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g60993-d8274206-i403042952-Taft_s_Ale_House-Cincinnati_Ohio.html ). It's becoming, unfortunately, a real problem as to what to do with old churches not being used for their original purpose anymore. I am glad to see some of them are being repurposed! And I LOVE the sea glass earrings! I would have bought some things there too! You have a beautiful hometown!
I have a friend who lives in Wolfville!
So cool! Such a great little town - Trevor
Never tried that kind of pizza before it looks delicious. So Anna estimate how many population you think they have in Nova Scotia? It seem quiet but beautiful - a brewery inside the church interesting . I would love to see the place.
Our population here is just under 1 million 😃 The pizza was delicious 😋 - Anna
nova scotia had people living here long before you say it was settled
Thats true, its hard to get out of our colonist mindset sometimes. The Mi'kmaq were definately here first. I'm on the Glooscap trail and have been reading up on Glooscap.
How's Nova Scotia kelp? It's known as the best seaweed found in Canada.
Not really sure... we don't eat it 🤷🏻♂️ - Trevor
O. Sad.... 😀
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Excellent video.
The British captured Acadia for the last time in 1710 and the colony was ceded by France in 1713 under the Treaty of Utrecht.
Quebec City was settled in 1608, so it is older than Annapolis Royal, which was settled by the Scots in 1629 and occupied by the French after France regained the colony in 1632.
From 1604 to 1607, he participated in the exploration and settlement of the first permanent European settlement north of Florida, Port Royal, Acadia - Champlain
@@turrnerjohn32 True. On the expedition that established Port Royal (Habitation site), Champlain worked for Pierre Dugua, Sieur de Mons as his cartographer.
Hello, bonjour thanks for your great content on videos. Can you put french substitles for french speaking people in Canda, France.... plze,
We so wish adding in subtitles was easier. We'd have to hire someone to do that unfortunately. There is auto-generated subtitles through TH-cam, I'm just not sure how good they are - Trevor
They should’ve opened a winery in the church. Lol
Yes
Vive l'acadie
No, that's not true .
The reason the west coast was settled 1st is because they Landed on an island in the Bay of Fundy near Digby , they almost died there ! because they stayed on the island all winter in the cold , starving to death, in the spring they met the native people who showed them the best land to live on , which is on the west side, because it is protected from the wind and cold by the Annapolis hill range .
Is there a reason why you are always second to eat?
Huh?
Thank you for explaining the etiquette for eating pizza, just don't choke or talk with a big mouthful like that
lol okay then haha - Trevor
Cool about Anna and Annapolis. I grew up in the area at Alan's Creek...a few mins from Annapolis Royal and graduated from A.W.E.C.