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High Desert History
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The High Desert deserves a deep dive into the rich history of the surrounding area. I am hoping to find just enough info to help the world learn more about the area.
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The History of The City of Barstow
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barstow,_California all information read from this wikipedia page.
The History of The City of Victorville
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victorville,_California#History [History video example]
I really like your videos....Short and STRAIGHT to the point, bullet points all in chronological order and methodically situated. SUBBED :) I hope your TH-cam channel is prosperous my friend..
verrrry interesting
Good history
Moved to Apple Valley in 1974. Lived on the corner of Seminole and Yucca Loma. I loved going to Hugo’s Deli.
I was born here in the 90's
Adelanto does not mean progress lmaooo its a name
Train tracks at the base of the southern mountain range
Bro let’s make more content
Barstow is my home town I lived here for a good 6 years now (I don’t like the dust bowls in the spring or fall) anyway bye🍷🗿
Palmdizzle is a gang ridden shithole........thanks to the government relocating a certain demographic whent the 105 freeway was built.
Great place to grow up in the 70s
It will be nice if you make the videos alitle longer
Needed many more images to give more of an insight to things .
Yuhaviatam is thought to have been in “Bear” for 6-7,000 years
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Thank you for sharing this! I’ve lived in the HD for 22 yrs and decided to find information today to send to a friend 😊
I sometimes hear trains
Awesome video! I just got back from Big Bear and was wondering about its history, thank you!
I live in hespira next to oak hills it’s a great place
Love hearing about the history of my desert 🌵 keep it up ..Dreamer ESVR
Thank you. It was an amazing journey to have taken with you. I wish more people would make spoken history shorts or long narratives. Cheers
Bro. Fantastic. Love it. I’ve been in Bear for almost 8 years and still have so much to learn. Thanks buddy. Keep up the good work man. Maybe someday I can find a way to colab with you on my channel. My fans would love to learn what you know. You rock dude.
Hesperia in the early 80s was a great safe place. You could buy a house on an acre of land for $80,000 and then commute down the 15 to the Valley. Starting in the 90 with the population boom Crime grew and the area got congested. The small rural flavor turned into a bedroom community and the crime that infested the area from the Valley really polluted the area. What was once a safe peaceful area is not anymore. I moved up there in 1984 until 2021 when you have to look over your shoulder all the time due to crime. Its not like LA or San Bernardino. But it is heading there. Super bad areas like Adelento which is a Ghetto the crime overflow is real... Hesperia is still the best city in the High Desert, But is not safe to live.
Stop crying 😢 and get use to it buddy
I think you are way overreacting. Hesperia is still a very safe place to live. Is it as rural as you remember it in the 80s, probably not, but there probably aren't too many places that haven't changed in the past 40 years anyway, and the few that haven't probably suck
@@agonzalez8924 Compared to what? Inglewood, Compton? Yes its nothing like that. But compared to the 80s and early 90s you better have your head on a swivel. There are tons of Bad actors out walking around. Be careful. Property crime has gone up 10,000 % since then.
I live in Victorville
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I was born and raise in that area. My old high school is 2 minutes from the bridge, I was born 5 minutes south of the bridge. I spent my whole life there until I had to get out of CA due to life there. The area has really gotten ghetto, back when I was a kid it was nothing like that. Its crazy. At least twice a year I like to go visit my family there, and drive around a bit. Oh, how the sunrise there is the most beautiful!
I have many relatives in Lucerne Valley, my cousin owns the Herts Trucking company.
Dude. You gotta slow down and have more inflection in your voice during these videos. I was really looking forward to watching this but I had to pause halfway through. It’s as though your quickly reading through a textbook, bored as hell. 😔
My first job out of high school was at Daytec. The sandblast department was supposedly in the same building that Jack Dempsey trained in. I've only heard that from a few people, so I don't know of validity of the info.
I ❤ BARSTOW !! 😎 👍
Grandpa had 10 acers in Adelanto in the 50's, spent many years living there. It was a great place to grow up. No drugs then. We would go to George Airforce base to watch movies; cost was 25 cents. In the 90's a lot of homes boarded up, but now they have a beautiful city hall. Went to high school in Victorville, Imogene Garner Hook" (Not spelled correctly) To bad it has gone through so many rough times. Thanks for the update.
I never knew the founding of Victorville was due to the reasons outlined here. I literally always thought it was because people needed a place to stop on their way to Vegas that was closer than Barstow LOL.
Yes, Barstow, started out as a railroad town, it must have been exciting living in that time!!! 👍👍
I lived in Wrightwood for 50 years. Raised three kids. All attended Wrightwood elementary school. Moved in 2018 to Idaho. The area turned into a homeless ghetto .
you couldn't have been just a little bit more interesting? this was the most boring 5 mins of my life
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Thanks for sharing another history lesson!!! 👍
This history of Palmdale is fascinating!! 👍
I was pretty surprised when I was reading it. I love learning about these cities as I go along
@@SJQVlogs me too!!
I’ve lived here 45 years. I’m 45 years old. Enough said I hope. 😢
@SJQVlogs I'm very interested on high dessert I have plenty land I'm like 10 minutes from pamdale
Thanks for the history lesson on Lucerne Valley!! 👍
Great info thanks
What are you in a hurry to catch a train? What is your nickname motor mouth? LOL
Having grown up in Apple Valley, Victorville was where we did most of our shopping and Sunday drives to the Methodist Church early every week. And then a stop at the local market to pick up the Sunday newspapers before driving back to the Jess Ranch where we lived. .
Grew up in Apple Valley, eventually parents moved to Hesperia sometime in the 80's. They purchased a home on Orange which was one of the homes that could be rented when staying at the Hesperia Inn. And parents had an antique shop Old Town Collections right across the street in what is/was known as Old Town that were store fronts, including the Dempsey Museum. Over the years there were other shops that came and went over the eons. Not sure if the building is still up or not, it was falling apart when my parents were renting their store.
When I was a kid, it was a great day trip. Great place to visit. But now people have destroyed it and it's way overpopulated. Not a inexpensive place to visit anymore. But if you like giving money away then it's a good place for you to go
Thanks for the info!!
your reading wayy to fast..slow down,,tell a story,,its bedtime..normal speed.....great story tho,,and maybe some pictures of places in Adelanto would be nice!!