The National Air Force Museum of Canada at 8 Wing Trenton is home to the only Halifax bomber in North America, and the only one of three in the world restored to manufacturer’s specifications. Handley Page built 6,000 of these aircraft during World War II. Many of them never returned from their operations.
Lloyd Wright was a pilot on the Halifax, and takes us on a tour of the pilot’s compartment of this vintage aircraft.
Halifax NA377 from Gerry Fraiberg on Vimeo.
Here’s a taste of TASTE, a celebration of regional cuisine, eastern Ontario’s premier epicurean experience. Held at the historic Crystal Palace, Picton Fairgrounds in Picton, ON. This is from the 2004 event.
Great Lake Swimmers have long been a word-of-mouth favourite for whom critical mass was inevitable, and they are regarded as a national treasure by the country’s public broadcaster, the CBC.
Great Lake Swimmers performed a free concert on Saturday, June 6, 2009 in Brockville. Bytown Brigantine’s tall ship Fair Jeanne, which provides adventure voyages, served as a floating stage for the concert. This song is from their 2003 album entitled Great Lake Swimmers. Photographer Ian Coristine, who is an old high school friend, invited me to shoot this video while he took photos.
Mark Despault and Alec Lunn perform their song Wellington Mushroom Farm at The Waring House – Barley Room Pub in Picton, ON Thursday, November 12, 2009. A traditional tune coupled with their own lyrics make up this humorous ditty.
The Frere Brothers “Wellington Mushroom Plant” from Gerry Fraiberg on Vimeo.
Toronto Life Magazine wine writer David Lawrason is very excited about what’s going on in the vineyards of Prince Edward County, the newest wine growing region in Canada. Lawrason is Chair of the 2009 Artevino Wine Awards. The fifth annual Quinte Arts Council event was held on Thursday, September 17th. He made these comments prior to the awards being announced.
David Lawrason at Artevino 2009 from Gerry Fraiberg on Vimeo.
Beyond The Beach lies a world of majestic landscape, a unique ecosystem. The world’s largest baymouth barrier on fresh water. This video explains the formation and fragility of the dunes at Sandbanks Provincial Park in Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada. Released in 2002. Shot in Standard Definition on a Canon XL1. The video was encoded using H264 compression, resulting in a stunning pristine picture at DVD quality.
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Naturalist Terry Sprague talks about the Bur Oak Savanna at Massassauga Point Conservation Area, just south of Belleville, Ontario, Canada. The Bur Oak Savanna has been identified as a globally and provincially rare vegetation area by the Natural Heritage Information Centre of Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Shot in HD with the Sony HVR-Z5U camera.
Bur Oak Savanna from Gerry Fraiberg on Vimeo.
Wednesday is race night at Bay of Quinte Yacht Club in Belleville, Ontario. The protected waters of the bay is one of the best boating areas in Canada. Shot in HD with the Sony HVR-Z5U camera. The 20x G lens makes it possible to get shots like this from shore.
The City of Belleville is ideally located on Highway 401 in eastern Ontario between Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa, close to the US border and US I-81. United Empire Loyalists first settled in the late 18th century. Now with a population of 49-thousand, Belleville serves as the commercial centre of the Bay of Quinte region with a market area of about 200 thousand people.
Belleville, Ontario – Where Business and Families Come to Grow
