See More on Cruise from NYC to Quebec City #travelvlog #cruises

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On this adventure, I’ll show you some places I visited during a 9 day one way cruise, starting in New York City and ending in Quebec City. Canada is one of my favorite places to visit because of the cooler weather and Hallmark charm. If you ever want to get a glimpse of what Canada has to offer, a cruise is a great way to experience the area. Since our sailing was in the autumn, I had hoped to see more leaf colors but nature had other plans:) Hi Everyone My Name is Mari. Since high school, my dream has been to travel and live abroad. As I enter a new chapter of life, after being laid off, I am revisiting old trips and taking new ones. Thank you for joining me as I explore and roam while looking for a new place to call home. Don’t forget to Share. Like. Subscribe! Thanks for watching, and see you next travel! Getting here: Norwegian Joy Places visited/stayed: Charlottetown Sydney Corner Brook Tim Hortons 00:13 Exploring the Ship 01:06 Dinner at Food Republic 01:29 Sea Day 02:29 Q Smokehouse 02:54 Sydney Canada Not Australia :) 03:57 Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island 05:59 Carriage Ride 06:19 Corner Brook, Newfoundland 07:15 Tim Hortons 07:41 Cagney’s Steakhouse Great Youtube Resources for Cruises: Emma Cruises and Tips for Travelers More Travel to come @lovelifetees YouTube And Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lovelifetees/ www.lovelifetees.com Like Leah Hannah’s shirt? Check out more at Leahhannah.com **None of My Travel In This Video Is Sponsored ** #leahhannah #leahhannahtees #worklesstravelmore #lovetraveltees #lifeafterworkends #goingonasabbatical #travelafterforty #reels #shorts #goodeat #solotravel #retirementtravel #howtotravel #slowtravel #silentvlog #norwegiancruise

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