"To please both my parents I've had to give way,Īnd dance with the doctors and the merchants and lawyers I miss my homeland everyday and am glad I have the opportunity to give my children the chance to get a taste of what it means to be a Canadian. Fair play that the film board has the option to make money from these films, but my kids have watched this, the sweater and the cat came back for free and enjoyed just a little of the Canadian experience.
the film board can be proud that children in other countries like England have the ability to discover the Canadian experience through such a wonderful website like this. I have been able to show my kids the films I was treated to as a child in Canada. I appreciate what you mean canDarian, but I am an ex-pat living in the UK and am grateful for the fact that this content from our childhood is available to view on line. THANK YOU NFB for continuing to offer this film for FREE online! erinmac, None, īrings me back to my youth when this was on regular TV. I was trying to remember this tune just last week, classic. Now I'm teaching it to my grandchildren who like it too. I can see how, watching the log driver zipping down the river in the film! A different time for sure! Stephen F., Seeing the live footage, at the beginning of film, brought back a memory of a rumour that an ancestor had lost his life running logs downriver. You're not Canadian if you haven't seen this Braeden, įun animation. Where is the live footage from? Province, river? None,
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