Hey, I see you have some of the most beautiful footage of Newfoundland on youtube. Is it possible to use some of it for a short documentary on the island?
If there were European fishermen in Newfoundland well established in 1497, then that implies they were there way before Columbus "discovered" the New World. It makes sense though, I'm absolutely certain that Europeans were visiting N. America for a long time before Columbus. Vikings for sure, but many others also. Basques, Irish, Portuguese fishermen, all likely candidates. The official story that Columbus and co. did not know about North America and thought they landed in the East Indies I'm sure is b.s. Columbus was part of a secret society, Knights of Christ or something like that, hence the red crosses on the sails. The knowledge of N. America had been circulating around these organizations for a long time, probably going back to the Knights Templars.
Love to see the ocean.
Thinking about moving there , so it was beautiful to watch and helpful too . Great work, thank you 🙏🏻🌹✨🙏🏻
Excellent!
Stunning video, we found it very beautiful and learned things along the way. Thanks!
So enjoyable and informative! Thank you for this 😊
This is a fantastic video!! Well done! I have my flight booked for the first week of August. :-)
Watching in The UK. Can only say,stunningly beautiful😊.
Wonderful video and commentary! Loved it.
Beautiful video of our province. Great work Derrick.
The island on my bucket list before I leave the planet
Beautiful!
Really enjoyed this video. We're coming over in September and this was a wonderful introduction!
Oh do I miss the Rock, great video.
Love the pull backs!
Excellent exciting
Stayed a night in Tilt Cove. Met the Mayor, what a nice guy.
Stephen sturge here. Nice
Love The scenery and the musique
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Hey, I see you have some of the most beautiful footage of Newfoundland on youtube. Is it possible to use some of it for a short documentary on the island?
If there were European fishermen in Newfoundland well established in 1497, then that implies they were there way before Columbus "discovered" the New World. It makes sense though, I'm absolutely certain that Europeans were visiting N. America for a long time before Columbus. Vikings for sure, but many others also. Basques, Irish, Portuguese fishermen, all likely candidates. The official story that Columbus and co. did not know about North America and thought they landed in the East Indies I'm sure is b.s. Columbus was part of a secret society, Knights of Christ or something like that, hence the red crosses on the sails. The knowledge of N. America had been circulating around these organizations for a long time, probably going back to the Knights Templars.
I’m assuming these pictures are taken by a drone?
laugh out loud !