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Have you got anything on White Plain and Gun Hill Rd. my old stomping ground. I miss the Bx. Now hat I now live on the west coast. Las Vegas Nevada...

I grew up there and my family house was there. My grandfather had his doctor's office on the corner of Cruger & Arnow. But I left after so many shootings and fights took place. Every day I used to take that #2 train and every summer, all summer, the service would end at 96th street and we'd have to wait for a bus then get back on the #2 at 149th st. It took forever to get home. My best memories of that neighborhood were over two decades ago before it got really dangerous. Thanks for the video

Another great video, great work.

Why you posted my address please take it down

newwark and jeasy which 1 is good to live

Mi old barrio! The la Cocina..... yum... the diner. i use to run around the reservoir

I love this ad

Hi can u recommend a hotel close to liberty av

I spent most of my youth at 939 Woodycrest Av.

That is Nostrand ave, not Utica

Lived out there from about 85-86 till August 2004.. moved to Hollis then California for 8 months came back in march 2014 till November 2020

Nice

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As much as it changed. It stay the the same

Please take a walking tour on the Nostrand Avenue B44 side in Flatbush.

i grew up in Bronx i use to live on east Tremont ave and my best friend lived about eight blocks from Yankee Stadium on a 153rd St and Gerard ave a ten minute walk to Yankee Stadium in the early 70s you could look down on the field and watch part of the game at the 161st and Grand concourse train station then in 1977 they built a wall so you could not see into the field on the train platform this bring back memories i grew up watching Mr. October Reggie Jackson.

Thanks for sharing, was the last street 4th ave

Big up the city 🙌

I love Queens NYC :) It can improve and become a better place.

This where i grew up thank you for the walk through

Where is Jenny from the block?!😉....Well considering her Ex she'll be on A block at Rikers very soon 🤣

I'm glad I grew up there it gave me the ability to survive anywhere. The Grand Concourse was modeled on the Champs-Élysées in Paris but is considerably larger.😮

Great video great walk.

My Aunt lived close to the #5 train and I always wondered what Dyre Ave looked like. Thanks to your video, now I know. Very nice, well-kept neighborhoods in addition to all the stores. Thank you for the video.

My grandmoms lived at 185 Ralph Ave (at the corner of MacDonough St) until they demolished her building back in 1990. Can't believe they still haven't put a building on that spot. It's been 34 years and it's still an empty lot. I went to PS 5 on Hancock and Ralph when I lived with her as a kid.

Thank you for this. I grew up I that area, but last time I was in NY, I didn't get to visit. I really appreciate this.

What do u record with outside walking around????? Phone 📱, camera 📷????

What a shit hole

Thanks for sharing

That was the Charles A Buckley Federal office building @ 22:57. It would have been nice to mention that! I'm a proud Republican now but the Bronx REGULAR Democrats did much for the Borough AND IT WOULD HAVE BEENNICE FOR THE FILM MAKER TO MENTION BUCKLEY'S NAME!

Thanks for the memories of my old neighborhood! I grew up on Edson Avenue, just 5 minutes away by bus further down on 233rd Street from White Plains Road. Every morning I took the bus from 233rd and White Plains Road to Gun Hill Road, then walked the rest of the way to Evander Childs High School at 800 E. Gun Hill Road. Those were simpler and better days in the 80's and 90's!

Oh nice,, we Have a subway in Jamaica? nice,, much love from Kenya Nairobi city New subscriber

It's not far from Long Beach

Trying to save money so I don't go out much these are awesome.

Macy's is still there?!? I would've thought they'd be gone.

Can you please do Allerton Ave to White Planes Rd to Parkside Projects it's on White Plains and Arnow Ave? Thank you either way. I love watching these I'm in Las Vegas and thats where I grew up.

you need to get away from downtown and visit the waterfront where there are the marinas , the clubs , the fishing charter boats etc and you will get the real feel of Freeport.

i lived in Freeport Long Island in the 1960s and early 1970s before i left for Florida in 1971 , i still live in Florida to this day . i lived on west forth street on the water in those days. it was a very nice town in those days i don't know about today though.

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15:10 Nice! A cart that sells arepas and empanadas! Great video! 💯

What???Evander Childs closed??? Class of ‘69, retired Cardiologist trapped in Omaha like Henry Hill.

What happened to the Marine theater used to be on Flatbush and flatlands

I used to live at 1808 Flatbush back in the mid 60s. It was the safest neighborhood in the country.

Man I remember when that big building wasn't there hell Target was a parking lot across from a vegetable market. Pully katts? Lord Bakery yum miss it all oh rember the billard hall on Nostrand Ave.

My favourite place

Yep, a beautiful fall day in Stamford! Finally the place seems to be coming into its own! Gorgeous footage! Too bad residents really can’t ride a bike downtown. Streets are too narrow and motor vehicles everywhere. Would be very challenging for the city to open the downtown areas for cyclists-hint, hint, hint 😊 Wondering what time of day you made this video since traffic seems surprisingly light.

Thanks for showing us what Jamaica Queens really looks like, because there's some people out here posting the bad areas that don't represent all of Jamaica Queens.

Thanks for sharing

I don't want to sound negative but I don't think I've seen as many walking tour videos than ones on Fordham road and none of them have voiceovers or give highlights about what's good or bad.

I grew up here 💘