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Just around Detroit, but with the new Gordie Howe bridge I would bet that we are going to need them for all the international traffic

Thanks for the Idea. I will keep on eye on the colors and try to get by and film a new video at the peak.

Really ? I think of the 3 Toyotas I have owned that need only Routine maintenance and get 250k miles easily.

Since C#$ID there are more remote workers so there is a lot less traffic weekdays downtown. On the weekends when there is something big Woodward traffic can get heavy.

I did not know that they were demolishing the DTE stacks when I shot this. Glad I had a chance to preserve part of the Metro Detroit history before it disappeared

Thanks. I really like when I get a day with good skies. If you notice when I get to the Royal Oak area at 25:50 there are some planes on the right pulling giant banners.

A cloudless day in Michigan - how unusual! Reminds me of home.

Yes just filmed this a few weeks back. They are doing a bunch of work at the water works park and I think they may have restored the gate

Thanks. I agree Detroit has great potential it just needs to get more people with the vision to make it happen.

And that is what you see on Jefferson. When you get into the neighborhoods it is really sad seeing all the empty streets

Thanks so much this. I will keep in mind to do videos that show accessibility in the future. That is a great idea if you can see how easy it is to get around for someone.

This cam is good

@@theodoredillard8995 Maybe for a dashcam (in 1997). And stop running all those yellow lights or I'll be forced to make a citizen's arrest. I can legally come and take you to the nearest jail. Uhhh, .... that's as long as you're not bigger, stronger or younger than me. Damn near everybody has me beat on al 3 so don't worry your head off about it. Nice seeing my old city again. Even if only on the 144p SD sweet potato you filmed this with.

Thanks for the note. Your right I remember reading that it was going to be the tallest but never remember hearing that they changed the design 👍

Thanks for the idea. The next nice weather day I will see what I can do.😀

Yep! He & his folks lived off of Rosa Parks & Puritan till they moved to Pennsylvania to escape depression era Detroit. My first cousin used to go to school across the street from their apartments back in tha 70s. Back in da day that was the creme dela creme of workin class whites, Blacks, Middle Easterners, Native Americans 💯. How I know cause my own mixed race family comes from the same area 😂💯. My great grand auntie, great grand uncle, his daughters aka our 3rd cousins, my own mother & her older brother lived off of Rosa Parks & Puritan two. Now far as I know they moved over there like give or take 100 years ago they probably thought they was Native Americans but probably didn't know they was also half Black lol. My father moved off of Linwood & 6 Mile back in 72. After that later on that year met my mother 52 years together, 45 years married, 10 children, 1 grandchild, 1 great grand child later, HERE WE IS! Also it didn't do any better both my other relatives by blood & marriage married into other families in on the edge of Highland Park in Detroit 🤣. So I'm deeply rooted here between Martin Park, Pilgrim Village, Hamilton Park Subdivision 🤣💯. We might as well be one of the most oldest & biggest families in this area even I don't know the extent of my family in this area 🤣💯. On my one street with house included it's 4 houses of families related to each other. I have a aunt a couple of blocks over & I used to have a first cousin & second cousins behind our house around da corner but the been on moved on 🤣. The Chaldeans at the corner store have Black children & Black baby mamas all throughout our this whole area 2 🤣💯

Good idea. I'm planning some videos of the Port Austin area and will be sure to add Grindstone City in one of them. Love the thumb area.

@@kennethakelis6335 I have a long history with the thumb. My Grandparents lived in Bad Axe. I lived in Sandusky, Ruth, and eventually Harbor Beach back in the 70s. It's changed a lot, but it's fun to see that the old community center/theater is still there. My Dad lived just west of Croswell for many years until he passed in 2006. My family has been back many times to visit Harbor Beach and the Thumb area. Love the pier. We also made an annual pilgrimage to Frankenmuth during Thanksgiving to do Bronner's and the Bavarian Inn. A lot of great memories.