we're in New Brunswick our fourth stop
on the road to 150 and we're so excited
to see what makes this product special
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without land very cool adventures in
this province such as repelling
pipelining and kayaking but I'm also
very excited to learn more about the
history and discover the making use of
this product has to offer our first day
was awesome
we were rappelling and keep lining at
Katyn way this is a place where you can
have a full day of fun activities and
enjoy amazing and beautiful views of the
Bay of Fundy first I was a little bit
nervous to rappel down a hundred and
forty two foot cliffs but by the
sacrament first time I even try some
tricks and rate margin jumping to the
bottom
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I want to do it again I cannot say that
my favorite activity of the day was the
zipline I guess I just liked the feeling
of freedom and that I can fly I liked it
so much that I won't be flying again
over Italian in Grand Falls I even got
to try a different tie called Superman
where I lie down on my stomach which
makes you go faster then we went to
hopewell rocks a place where you can
truly create the highest tides in the
world where you can walk on the ocean
floor and welcome there and besides
these big rocks along the beach during
high tide however we got the chance to
go kayaking the very same place that we
walk just a few hours earlier one of the
coolest parts about kayaking around
Hopewell Ross was getting into all the
little nooks and crannies of little sea
caves of seeing the light come in from
different angles and it really felt like
such an adventure
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being able to walk on the ocean floor
and then kayak in the same place allowed
us to admire the rock formations in a
totally different way this unique
experience is not found anywhere else in
the world the rocks formed these
formations is really the product of
erosion over 300 plus million years and
the giant tides as we know them here in
the Bay of Fundy really didn't start
until about 6,000 years ago so they're
real carving and sculpting of these
formations that resulted in them
becoming so-called flowerpot rocks is
the result of that erosion taken place
over the 6,000 years continuing our
journey we didn't miss our favorite
picturesque town so we chop up some and
use one of the things to do in San
Andres is to visit this block house a
national historic site where you can
really experience life in the barracks
when the town needs to be protective
against the Americans in the war of 1812
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one of the things I love about travel is
learning new things in Fredericton we
learned so much about New Brunswick but
we also learned that Fredericton is the
birthplace of the Canadian military just
by chance during our time in Fredericton
we happen to catch a ceremony of a
change in commanding officer for the
second Battalion of the Royal Canadian
regiment we got to see all kinds of
military equipment we even got to go
inside a lab and we got to see the
parade where all the soldiers marched
down the street in formation into
Officer Square where they got to welcome
in their new commanding officer
being there really put it into
perspective how much sacrifice and
dedication these soldiers have given to
our nation another surprise was finding
out a little place called King's Landing
this incredible place gives you the
experience of going back in time to the
1800s where you get to see how people
lived
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actors portray the lives of various
villagers complete with local artisans
historical buildings and livestock one
of my favorite parts was visiting the
local blacksmith who showed us how to
make a nail using the techniques from
the 1800s it was really cool to see him
soften the metal in the fire and then
hammer it into the shape that he wanted
and then cool it off in the bucket of
water
we love meeting all the different
villagers but going inside the general
store to see how they used to shop back
in the day and Carl even got to help a
woman with go laundry they got the pets
of horses and it really is a unique
place if you really want to feel like
what it was like back in the 1800s
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I really enjoy my time in your home
quick we got a little bit of everything
adventure nature beautiful views and of
course interesting history
New Brunswick surprised me in so many
ways whether you're kayaking hopewell
rocks rappelling down Cape enrage
ziplining over Grand Falls or admiring
the views from funding National Park
there's no shortage of adventurous
activities or places to get into me
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