Thank you so much for that video❤ I've been to Portland just before Covid (I'm from Switzerland), and haven't been able to get back there ever since (and probably won't be for some time😣). And it's been my *favourite city* ever since, with awesome people all around, and I can't wait to get back there😍 So it's a rare treat to be able to experience Portland again thanks to you - thanks & cheers😘 Btw: those Streetcars look almost like here in Switzerland, we basically got those in every city. We just call them "Trams" instead of "Streetcars"😉.
Portland always seems so pieceful on vidio. Yes and thank you for walking around to give us this beautiful relaxing vidio and no music to mess it up music gives me a headach plus how can you concentrate on the scenery with music blasting thanks again this is beautiful relaxing and pieceful from phillie
Quite a different view from all of the tents, tarps, and boxes I've been seeing on other channels. Thank you so much for this peaceful and serene scene! It's a breath of fresh air!
Очень красивая ночная зимняя успокаивающая атмосфера, спасибо вам за то что передали такой релакс !!! Процветания вашему каналу, больших просмотров, и миллионный вам подписчиков !!!
👍👍You did a great job! There’s nobody there in downtown area🤣You’re so brave to walk around there by yourself and brought us that beautiful scenery 🙏Thank you😊
I really appreciate the work you do on what I view as valuable visual information, and honestly it's a tier above what I could get from local news(walk throughs provide more detail) when I'm out of state but want to stay updated on certain areas. The camera you use also provides a nice quality view of the scenery, what is it that you use? I look forward to your next video.
It is generally harder for pedestrians to get hit by vehicles during a snowstorm for several reasons:Reduced Visibility: Snowstorms often reduce visibility for both drivers and pedestrians. In such conditions, drivers are more likely to drive at slower speeds and be more cautious, reducing the likelihood of accidents involving pedestrians.Decreased Traffic Volume: Snowstorms often lead to fewer vehicles on the road as people choose to stay home or limit their travel. With fewer vehicles on the road, there are fewer opportunities for accidents involving pedestrians.Slower Driving Speeds: Snow and icy conditions typically necessitate slower driving speeds. Drivers tend to be more aware of the need for caution and may drive at speeds that allow them to react more quickly to pedestrians and other potential hazards.Increased Awareness: In adverse weather conditions like snowstorms, both drivers and pedestrians are generally more aware of the potential dangers and take extra precautions to stay safe. Pedestrians may be more cautious when crossing roads, and drivers may be more vigilant in watching for pedestrians.While it's still important for pedestrians to be cautious and aware of their surroundings during a snowstorm, the combination of reduced visibility, decreased traffic volume, slower driving speeds, and increased awareness among both pedestrians and drivers can make it less likely for pedestrians to get hit by vehicles.
Snow can potentially make it safer for pedestrians in terms of vehicles approaching in several ways:Reduced Speed: Snow-covered roads can lead to decreased driving speeds as vehicles must navigate slippery conditions. Slower speeds give drivers more time to react to pedestrians and other hazards on the road, reducing the risk of accidents.Increased Visibility: Fresh snow can create contrast against the road surface, making pedestrians more visible to drivers, especially during daylight hours. This increased visibility can help drivers spot pedestrians from a distance and adjust their speed accordingly.Quieter Roads: In areas experiencing heavy snowfall, vehicle traffic may decrease as people choose to stay home or use alternative transportation methods. Quieter roads can make it easier for drivers to hear and see pedestrians, reducing the likelihood of accidents.Clearing of Snow: Municipalities often prioritize clearing snow from roads and pedestrian walkways to improve safety for all road users. Clear roads and sidewalks provide better traction for vehicles and pedestrians alike, reducing the risk of accidents caused by slippery conditions.Awareness of Hazardous Conditions: Snowy weather conditions serve as a reminder for drivers to exercise caution and adjust their driving behavior accordingly. Drivers are more likely to be mindful of potential hazards, including pedestrians, when driving in snowy conditions.While snow can potentially improve safety for pedestrians in terms of vehicles approaching, it's important for pedestrians to remain vigilant and follow safety guidelines, such as using designated crosswalks, making eye contact with drivers before crossing, and wearing reflective clothing or accessories to increase visibility, especially during periods of reduced daylight or visibility.
Areas outside of downtown, Hawthorne, and 82nd are relatively safe in the daytime. I do not recommend going to most places after dark in 2023 unless you know the area.
@@mattropolis99 Thanks, i'd like to visit one day, i just saw about the homelessness crisis there... the camps in the sidewalks ... homeless threatening ppl 😥
I lived up that way before, still in oregon. Its not real common to have snow in pdx. It does happen but only a couple times each winter. Its fairly cool in winter, rainy mostly. Feb will most likely be in 20s and 30s with cold winds.
hey guys i wanna visit Portland so is it really like this ? bc i saw many bad videos about Portland :/ but here in this video Portland looks so peaceful
The news makes things so much worse than it really is. Portland is gorgeous. It doesn’t snow very often but it rains and it’s so green and alive. Yes there are some cons but they’re pretty much the same cons as any big city in the United States.
@@lowbeam627 Yes, i just saw it too, homeless ppl camps.. locals scary cuz of them 😓... But despite all this i'd love to visit Portland/Oregon one day ! It is such a beautiful state❤
@@VvvnimaL bruh I literally live in Portland and that’s bullshit. I take it you never come into town, right? all the problems you hate with our city you can just equate to your own country, like homelessness and political unrest. The propaganda about this city works so well i’d love to see you go somewhere actually scary like Detroit and the bad parts of LA, or worse a poor country with a high population meaning higher amount of crime, i know, terrifying to grasp. if you really think Portland is the worst of the worst, you’ve never been outside of your bedroom.
@@_G4.R4_Do YOU come downtown? I live here in downtown Portland and travel a good bit for work. I'm tired of people saying that these problems are the same elsewhere. That's garbage. The fact is they are provably much worse in Portland. Portland's overall population has shrunk by 3% since 2020-2023 - the 6th fastest shrinking city in the US. Murder rates have gone up 4x - mostly due to shootings since we disbanded the gang task force. Oregon itself is seeing a population decline since 2020. Downtowns in other major cities don't have at least one boarded up window per block from a break-in. Measure 110 that legalized drugs has created countless open air drug markets downtown - especially near 4th and Washington - as well as a dramatic spike in drug deaths. The Max and public transit has seen a massive uptick in violence the last few years - including a guy just last week that got his throat slit just waiting for the train. The criminal had been arrested earlier in the day and released. Our DA Schmidt is a friggen joke and his lack of prosecution for 'restorative justice' has lead to repeat violent offenders getting let go and has gotten people killed again and again - including a mom who's ex was arrested, released, and murdered her right after. Street racing is rampant. Target, Walmart, Green Zebra, Cracker Barrel, and other major retailers announced pulling their stores out of Portland in 2023. These are Portland problems backed by crime data, not propaganda.
Such a nice walk through the city. I have some friends that live in Portland and love it despite the crazy reputation. I can never see Portland without thinking of Portlandia! 😂 This is what I love about channels like this, we get to see that places we hear so much about aren’t all crazy all the time. Looks like the night this was filmed all the right-wing terror groups decided to spend their welfare money on food instead of bullets. How marvelous. 🥰
Almost looks habitable until you realise that snowstorm is probably killing homeless people while Landlords are tucked up by a fire reading Dickens with port glass....disgusts me.
Thank you so much for that video❤
I've been to Portland just before Covid (I'm from Switzerland), and haven't been able to get back there ever since (and probably won't be for some time😣). And it's been my *favourite city* ever since, with awesome people all around, and I can't wait to get back there😍
So it's a rare treat to be able to experience Portland again thanks to you - thanks & cheers😘
Btw: those Streetcars look almost like here in Switzerland, we basically got those in every city. We just call them "Trams" instead of "Streetcars"😉.
Portland always seems so pieceful on vidio. Yes and thank you for walking around to give us this beautiful relaxing vidio and no music to mess it up music gives me a headach plus how can you concentrate on the scenery with music blasting thanks again this is beautiful relaxing and pieceful from phillie
The scenery was beautiful there were tree decorations and the Portland theater very glamorous made it look like winter wonderland. 😅
i love how the snow is on the trees and everything seems calm and softly lit up
Quite a different view from all of the tents, tarps, and boxes I've been seeing on other channels. Thank you so much for this peaceful and serene scene! It's a breath of fresh air!
There were plenty of boarded up stores and a few tents I saw in this video. And this is a walk through the BEST parts of downtown.
There are tents at 5:36, 8:32 and throughout, it’s unavoidable.
Sin palabras gracias por llevarme a ese viaje soñado!!!❤
That's very beautiful experience walking with you. Thanks for your wonderful work. Have a great day. Greetings!
Yes! Very good video! Love this! Thanks so much! : )
Lovely. Just want to snuggle up with a blanket while I watch this.
very beautiful city the lights are amazing too
I live near PSU and love how much snow there was, and how peaceful it was. It reminds me of Portland back in 2003-2008.
Thank you for this!
Очень красивая ночная зимняя успокаивающая атмосфера, спасибо вам за то что передали такой релакс !!! Процветания вашему каналу, больших просмотров, и миллионный вам подписчиков !!!
This would be a great experience for anybody!
👍👍You did a great job! There’s nobody there in downtown area🤣You’re so brave to walk around there by yourself and brought us that beautiful scenery 🙏Thank you😊
Nobody out in downtown except the homeless people in their tents at 5:36, 8:32 and throughout.
It's so beautiful it's like I'm. In fairy tail land wish the whole world could be like this. Just quiet and pieceful smile
WOW!
Очень красиво. Просто сказочно. Похоже на сон
Love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Another amazing and fabulous video!
I now want to live there
I really appreciate the work you do on what I view as valuable visual information, and honestly it's a tier above what I could get from local news(walk throughs provide more detail) when I'm out of state but want to stay updated on certain areas. The camera you use also provides a nice quality view of the scenery, what is it that you use? I look forward to your next video.
So dreamy!
Amazing walk!
Beautiful 😍❤️😍😍
I'm Your Fan.Great Video.
I love this place
Beautiful winter walk, amazing lightning! 😍👍👍👍
Beautiful and surreal. What do you shoot this with, the quality is very good?
잘봤어요. 좋은 주말 보내세요. 😊^^
😍😍🇧🇷
Portland does get snow very pretty
行人稀少，风景优美迷人👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
It's always great. I wish you every day of your development. Have a happy day!
I remmebered home alone movie😢
It is generally harder for pedestrians to get hit by vehicles during a snowstorm for several reasons:Reduced Visibility: Snowstorms often reduce visibility for both drivers and pedestrians. In such conditions, drivers are more likely to drive at slower speeds and be more cautious, reducing the likelihood of accidents involving pedestrians.Decreased Traffic Volume: Snowstorms often lead to fewer vehicles on the road as people choose to stay home or limit their travel. With fewer vehicles on the road, there are fewer opportunities for accidents involving pedestrians.Slower Driving Speeds: Snow and icy conditions typically necessitate slower driving speeds. Drivers tend to be more aware of the need for caution and may drive at speeds that allow them to react more quickly to pedestrians and other potential hazards.Increased Awareness: In adverse weather conditions like snowstorms, both drivers and pedestrians are generally more aware of the potential dangers and take extra precautions to stay safe. Pedestrians may be more cautious when crossing roads, and drivers may be more vigilant in watching for pedestrians.While it's still important for pedestrians to be cautious and aware of their surroundings during a snowstorm, the combination of reduced visibility, decreased traffic volume, slower driving speeds, and increased awareness among both pedestrians and drivers can make it less likely for pedestrians to get hit by vehicles.
Hello, could you tell me what equipment you used to shoot
Snow can potentially make it safer for pedestrians in terms of vehicles approaching in several ways:Reduced Speed: Snow-covered roads can lead to decreased driving speeds as vehicles must navigate slippery conditions. Slower speeds give drivers more time to react to pedestrians and other hazards on the road, reducing the risk of accidents.Increased Visibility: Fresh snow can create contrast against the road surface, making pedestrians more visible to drivers, especially during daylight hours. This increased visibility can help drivers spot pedestrians from a distance and adjust their speed accordingly.Quieter Roads: In areas experiencing heavy snowfall, vehicle traffic may decrease as people choose to stay home or use alternative transportation methods. Quieter roads can make it easier for drivers to hear and see pedestrians, reducing the likelihood of accidents.Clearing of Snow: Municipalities often prioritize clearing snow from roads and pedestrian walkways to improve safety for all road users. Clear roads and sidewalks provide better traction for vehicles and pedestrians alike, reducing the risk of accidents caused by slippery conditions.Awareness of Hazardous Conditions: Snowy weather conditions serve as a reminder for drivers to exercise caution and adjust their driving behavior accordingly. Drivers are more likely to be mindful of potential hazards, including pedestrians, when driving in snowy conditions.While snow can potentially improve safety for pedestrians in terms of vehicles approaching, it's important for pedestrians to remain vigilant and follow safety guidelines, such as using designated crosswalks, making eye contact with drivers before crossing, and wearing reflective clothing or accessories to increase visibility, especially during periods of reduced daylight or visibility.
What camera was used to capture this video？
Is it portland oregon?
Yes
Hi, what a beautiful video!!
Is Portland, OR a relatively safe place?
Areas outside of downtown, Hawthorne, and 82nd are relatively safe in the daytime. I do not recommend going to most places after dark in 2023 unless you know the area.
it is such a beautiful city
@@mattropolis99 Thanks, i'd like to visit one day, i just saw about the homelessness crisis there... the camps in the sidewalks ... homeless threatening ppl 😥
Planning to go to Portland this February. Will the clubs still be open? And will it snow really bad?
I lived up that way before, still in oregon. Its not real common to have snow in pdx. It does happen but only a couple times each winter. Its fairly cool in winter, rainy mostly. Feb will most likely be in 20s and 30s with cold winds.
@@Corkyrooster which means that it’s still gonna be cold but snowy. So the stores and everything will still be open right💀😢
"Изображение в этом видео действительно красивое
Maine or Oregon?
hey guys i wanna visit Portland so is it really like this ? bc i saw many bad videos about Portland :/ but here in this video Portland looks so peaceful
The news makes things so much worse than it really is. Portland is gorgeous. It doesn’t snow very often but it rains and it’s so green and alive. Yes there are some cons but they’re pretty much the same cons as any big city in the United States.
thank u so much for answer @@lowbeam627
@@lowbeam627 Yes, i just saw it too, homeless ppl camps.. locals scary cuz of them 😓... But despite all this i'd love to visit Portland/Oregon one day ! It is such a beautiful state❤
Why does Portland, get such a bad wrap? From looking at many of your walk arounds, it looks to be the cleanest and best organized I've seen.
Unfortunately bad politics have ruined all major cities, for now!
Propaganda machine doing work to peoples heads. Especially old folk. They forgot how much power that machine has
@golden-sun take it you've never been? I'm 3 hours away and go up there from time to time, it's as big a dump as they say it is.
@@VvvnimaL bruh I literally live in Portland and that’s bullshit. I take it you never come into town, right? all the problems you hate with our city you can just equate to your own country, like homelessness and political unrest. The propaganda about this city works so well i’d love to see you go somewhere actually scary like Detroit and the bad parts of LA, or worse a poor country with a high population meaning higher amount of crime, i know, terrifying to grasp. if you really think Portland is the worst of the worst, you’ve never been outside of your bedroom.
@@_G4.R4_Do YOU come downtown? I live here in downtown Portland and travel a good bit for work. I'm tired of people saying that these problems are the same elsewhere. That's garbage. The fact is they are provably much worse in Portland. Portland's overall population has shrunk by 3% since 2020-2023 - the 6th fastest shrinking city in the US. Murder rates have gone up 4x - mostly due to shootings since we disbanded the gang task force. Oregon itself is seeing a population decline since 2020. Downtowns in other major cities don't have at least one boarded up window per block from a break-in. Measure 110 that legalized drugs has created countless open air drug markets downtown - especially near 4th and Washington - as well as a dramatic spike in drug deaths. The Max and public transit has seen a massive uptick in violence the last few years - including a guy just last week that got his throat slit just waiting for the train. The criminal had been arrested earlier in the day and released. Our DA Schmidt is a friggen joke and his lack of prosecution for 'restorative justice' has lead to repeat violent offenders getting let go and has gotten people killed again and again - including a mom who's ex was arrested, released, and murdered her right after. Street racing is rampant. Target, Walmart, Green Zebra, Cracker Barrel, and other major retailers announced pulling their stores out of Portland in 2023. These are Portland problems backed by crime data, not propaganda.
Such a nice walk through the city. I have some friends that live in Portland and love it despite the crazy reputation. I can never see Portland without thinking of Portlandia! 😂 This is what I love about channels like this, we get to see that places we hear so much about aren’t all crazy all the time. Looks like the night this was filmed all the right-wing terror groups decided to spend their welfare money on food instead of bullets. How marvelous. 🥰
Ночь, потому и мало ээхх
Almost looks habitable until you realise that snowstorm is probably killing homeless people while Landlords are tucked up by a fire reading Dickens with port glass....disgusts me.
Nope. Not true. There are numerous housing resources for the homeless in Portland. They choose not to take advantage of the programs.
Sin palabras gracias por llevarme a ese viaje soñado!!!❤