Wow! No way man! I grew up in that house in the 90s. Looks so different. Sad to see what it has become... so many memories! That place use to be so beautiful, looked completely different back then. The cliff use to stretch out a lot further. My family survived hurricane George in that house. So many memories..... Crazy to see my old childhood room.... wow you have no idea what this video does for me and my family.. my mom and dad are freaking out right now. Thank you so much for posting this.
Is there anything left of the base stables which was near the airfield? I fell in love with the Paso Fino horse during my time in PR. I even brought one home to TX with me when I left the base in 1993. She lived well into her 30’s. I have owned Paso Finos since my time there up until a few years ago. I was a nurse stationed at NHRR. Lived on 3A Nimitz Dr. Thank you so much for these videos!
Hi, thanks for watching. The stables near the airfield are no longer there if there is anything left it would be hard to get to. Great to know you love the Paso Fino style 😊
OMG, I lived in 30 Ranger Rd. When they just remodeled the house. Good memories. So sad to see the way it is today. My oldest daughter was in Kinder and the teacher was Mrs Trías. Awesome school and base. My youngest daughter was born at the hospital on base. We left in Oct 1992. 😢 No electricity for 1 month during hurricane Hugo and we had to go to the Galley to get milk for the kids, every day.
The housing sure improved since I lived at 4 Cabot in the late 60s. We didn't have central AC. I remember some people put plastic sheeting over their windows and installed window units, missing out on the lovely (but yes, sometimes too hot) ocean breezes.
I remember the first 10 years or so the base was in decent shape, what do you think accelerated the deterioration over the last 10 years, the hurricanes?
Absolutely hurrican Maria accelrated the current state along with the government procrastinating to do something with it. The houses are being worked on but extremely slow!
@@spvideo68. Was stationed on the base 72-76 my kids were born on the base and wife was a teacher @ the elementary school , am curious if the will let into the housing area now our home was 12 Lexington
@@bravozulu8638 houses are accessible because they have been cleaning up the roads. I did cover in one of my videos Lexignton not sure if you’ve watched that video.
At the moment there is no electricity nor running water so the desire to just invade the houses are not attractive and there is some security going on with checkpoints at the gates. BTW thank you for watching.
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Wow! No way man! I grew up in that house in the 90s. Looks so different. Sad to see what it has become... so many memories! That place use to be so beautiful, looked completely different back then. The cliff use to stretch out a lot further. My family survived hurricane George in that house. So many memories..... Crazy to see my old childhood room.... wow you have no idea what this video does for me and my family.. my mom and dad are freaking out right now.
Thank you so much for posting this.
Cool I am really glad that this brought back some good memories this is my main reason to post these videos. Thanks for watching.
Same here, Nick!
Is there anything left of the base stables which was near the airfield? I fell in love with the Paso Fino horse during my time in PR. I even brought one home to TX with me when I left the base in 1993. She lived well into her 30’s. I have owned Paso Finos since my time there up until a few years ago. I was a nurse stationed at NHRR. Lived on 3A Nimitz Dr. Thank you so much for these videos!
Hi, thanks for watching. The stables near the airfield are no longer there if there is anything left it would be hard to get to. Great to know you love the Paso Fino style 😊
Another great video. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing this video... great memories, we lived at Ranger 49
Glad you enjoyed it thanks for watching.
OMG, I lived in 30 Ranger Rd. When they just remodeled the house. Good memories. So sad to see the way it is today. My oldest daughter was in Kinder and the teacher was Mrs Trías. Awesome school and base. My youngest daughter was born at the hospital on base. We left in Oct 1992. 😢 No electricity for 1 month during hurricane Hugo and we had to go to the Galley to get milk for the kids, every day.
I am glad it brought back some memories.
I enjoy your videos quite a bit. We lived at #7 Yorktown Circle from 2000-2003. Would love to see you go inside that unit again and film.
I will be covering Yorktown soon if I find #7 I’ll make it inside. Thanks for watching.
That would be great. Thanks for doing this Sammy!@@spvideo68
Loved at 41 Ranger Rd 83-86. Thanks for the great video. Sad to see it like this. Brought back great memories looking inside the house.
Glad you enjoyed it thanks for watching.
Thanks for the updated video. It's always interesting to see. My family lived at 32 Monterrey Road around 1965-66.
Glad you enjoyed it thanks for watching.
The housing sure improved since I lived at 4 Cabot in the late 60s. We didn't have central AC. I remember some people put plastic sheeting over their windows and installed window units, missing out on the lovely (but yes, sometimes too hot) ocean breezes.
Cool, thanks for watching and sharing.
I don't remember housing having central a/c only window units 79-83 I lived there
Thank you for what you do.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching.
Thanks Sammy. Pretty close to home on Yorktown. ❤
So cool! Thanks for watching.
Amazing vídeos thanks Ranger Roads, why THe goverment of Puerto Rico, tan hermoso lugar , i remember this house 1985
Glad you enjoyed it
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Thanks Sammy 😊
You’re welcome 😊 thank you for watching.
I lived in 56 ranger from 1983-1987
Cool, great to know that good memories come to mind.
I remember the first 10 years or so the base was in decent shape, what do you think accelerated the deterioration over the last 10 years, the hurricanes?
Absolutely hurrican Maria accelrated the current state along with the government procrastinating to do something with it. The houses are being worked on but extremely slow!
@@spvideo68. Was stationed on the base 72-76 my kids were born on the base and wife was a teacher @ the elementary school , am curious if the will let into the housing area now our home was 12 Lexington
@@bravozulu8638 houses are accessible because they have been cleaning up the roads. I did cover in one of my videos Lexignton not sure if you’ve watched that video.
I lived at 8 ranger road 75 to 78.
Cool, thanks for watching!
I think you were at Ranger and Yorktown? We lived at 20 Ranger the opposite way.
Used google maps anything is posible 🤣🤣 but at least I did follow Ranger until the beach front. Thanks for watching like always.
What is keeping squatters out? Or maybe that just isn't a thing there.
At the moment there is no electricity nor running water so the desire to just invade the houses are not attractive and there is some security going on with checkpoints at the gates. BTW thank you for watching.
Thanks for the videos Sammy!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching.