Downtown Halifax Pedway Walk

A Sunday afternoon walk through the pedway system in downtown Halifax. I start off at the Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel and wind my way all the way up to the Prince George Hotel, all without going outside in the cold November air.
Also, the pedway can be used for people that hate climbing big hills or if the hill is hard on that person’s legs. Escalators & Elevators are great for people that don’t like climbing stairs in general. So you can see a lot of stairs when you walk in these public buildings. But because of Covid-19, elevators are limited to 2 people maximum, if you can, take the stairs & the escalator to spread out the movement of people travelling to floors of a building. Taking the stairs requires more steps if you are wearing a watch that counts daily steps. I use a Fitbit Versa to track anything.
You can also tell why it isn’t busy here, because most of the buildings I’m walking in are office complexes & pretty much everything here is closed (except for Dollarama which is opened from 12-5PM). I used to love going here almost everyday because walking in the pedways you can to see the city very nicely, but due to the restrictions, I only come in for essential purposes just to limit the occupancy of people.
Scotia Square is also closed on Sunday, so it’s pretty dead here if you visit on any Sunday dates.
Scotia Square is also dead on certain holidays, so if you visit on those type of days, you will see not too many people in the facility. Because like I said , not too much is opened on certain holidays.
Scotia Square was built in 1967
Equipment Used:
Apple iPhone 6s
Osmo Mobile 3 Gimbal

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Can you please do Mic Mac Mall and Halifax Shopping Centre and the Dartmouth/Halifax Ferry?

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I tried to do Micmac back in November. But after a couple of minutes, security saw me & told me that I couldn’t film because it’s private property. But I did do a time lapse back in the end of October 2020. No issues at all

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