Thanks for the tour. My father was born (1934) and raised in Digby and migrated to Whitehorse Yukon in 1954 where he married and raised 6 children. His name is Wayne McKenna (passed away in 2017), son of Irving. I always wanted to someday visit the town my father was born. To any long lost relatives here's a big hello from Dick. Thanks again for the tour. ✌️😊

My home town !!! ❤️ HELLO DIGBY! Love from Toronto , Ont . Thanks for sharing! Miigwetch 💙🙏🏽🦋 Love&Light

Great to drive around Digby!! Thanks for driving us :)

Ahhh I felt so relaxed feeling like I was driving by the Oceanside, smelling the fresh air, enjoying the small town scenery and historic buildings. Next stop, Digby scallop dinner!

Wow so cool nice and lovely

I visited friends in Digby when I was young. My mom was born in Annapolis Valley.

So pretty, my family and I are planning to move to Nova Scotia from the west coast and these videos really help. Thanks!

@SteveCSilva

6 жыл бұрын

I'm happy to read that. If there's anything you'd like to see more of, feel free to let me know.

@GuidedWithLight

3 жыл бұрын

Where did you end up moving and how’s it going? Lol I’ve lived in NS twice. And NB for a stint. And NL hahaha. Love the maritimes!

@BetchinBullet

3 жыл бұрын

@@GuidedWithLight Wow, that's awesome! Which maritime province did you like the best? We ended up moving just outside of New Glasgow. We really like it here! The town has everything we need and we have a big yard now. Its going great:) and we are hoping to do more exploring this summer now that we are settled in. Do you live in the maritimes currently?

@GuidedWithLight

3 жыл бұрын

@@BetchinBullet I liked NS the best. But St. John’s, NL is stunning!! I lived in Stellarton, just outside of NS as well. The housing prices there are very reasonable. And I am guessing you have visited Pictou by now. Best pizza in NS btw, is said to be in your area. Acropole pizza. They have a sauce that is unique and known in NS. They have a few locations but the best of their slice is at the Westville location. And from your video I recall you liked beaches (well who doesn’t?) lol. Lovely beach near you called Melmerby Beach!

@GuidedWithLight

3 жыл бұрын

@@BetchinBullet I moved to Ottawa for a contract job but I’m hoping to get into the Ecommerce biz in some way so I can move back. Not sure where yet but maybe the eastern passage. I miss it already! I am so glad you guys are settling in well and are happy.

I have a lot of family (Blinn) here I’ve never met. And also regional road named after us. 🙏☺️❤️ it’s a really cute town

Born and raised in Digby until I moved away at age 11. The house with the green shutters at 2:19 was one of the last houses I lived in. Unfortunately, the last house I lived in was torn down and it used to be located on the corner where there is no house to the left behind the two big trees at 1:37 where the sign is. The house to the right at the intersection at 5:34 was the first house I remember living in when I was a kid. Fun trip down memory lane Steve! 😎👍 Cheers, John ;)

@SteveCSilva

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

@SJ-gc8mw

3 жыл бұрын

I lived in that house with the green shutters too: My bedroom was the upper right window.

@funafter5081

3 жыл бұрын

@@SJ-gc8mw Hey S J, that's so cool! My bedroom was a hard right from the top of the stairs if I remember correctly...that was almost 50 years ago! Cheers, John ;)

@SJ-gc8mw

3 жыл бұрын

@@funafter5081 Yes, there were 3 bedrooms upstairs with 1 bathroom. Your bedroom sounds like mine. A hard right and it had a Captain's bed already in the room. I lived there from 1976-79. Back when they had the Little Cinema at the end of Water Street. I saw Star Wars, KIng Kong etc. and then it burned down and that was it for movies in Digby. I loved the Black Cherry trees in the back yard. Lots of great memories in Digby!! When you could golf at the Pines as a junior for $60 a season. Yes....season.

@funafter5081

3 жыл бұрын

@@SJ-gc8mw Yes...Captain's Bed! I should have mentioned that. Wow, it was still there...cool! I remember the cinema burning down too. You must have moved in right after we moved out. My aunt died and left us a house on the corner of Montague Row and Mount street. It was her B&B and was called the Corner House right across from the Baptist Church. That's where we moved to after we left the house we are talking about. Apparently it burned down and is no longer there 😢. It was a big house with lots of woodwork in the architecture of the house similar to the house we both lived in. My parents bought me a membership for the Pines too! Haha...fun stuff S J!!! 😎👍

Wow, this is where my Great, Great, Grandmother and Grandfather were born and married. Sarah Holmes and John Crocker. Then they moved to Massachusettes.

I have been there many times I love digby neck 6:01

For people who live in digby, is there public transport that leads to the university of saint anne?

@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568

Жыл бұрын

unfortunately there is not. although it might be possible to make unique arrangements with Transport de Clare (name of the transport company based in Clare).

Thanks

Which equipamentos do you use?

@SteveCSilva

6 жыл бұрын

For shooting video? In this case, I used a Google Pixel XL.

@MarcosTelesBr

6 жыл бұрын

Steve Silva a cel phone? I imagined you were using a Go pro, or something similar. Do you use any kind of holder?

@SteveCSilva

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's attached with a clamp cellphone-holder on the dashboard.

Is it expensive to live there ?

@turtleblazer3310

4 жыл бұрын

It's expensive to live anywhere nowadays. Not a lot of work in Digby.

@YTmakesDumbUpdates

2 жыл бұрын

@Nature's Infinite WELLth I live in ontario too, all prices, especially housing of any sort, I'd ridiculously expensive