This is so great. When I was just joining the workforce, I got tasked along with 3 other guys to go across the state and teach state agencies on how to use the PCs that we set up for them to use in addition to the state mainframe. I saw so many county seats across the state. This accomplishment of yours makes me remember those times and has me looking to add some cities to my "visited" list. I noted the following time stamps in the video for cities that I have a personal connection to in some sort of way: Albany 2:07 Blairsville 5:26 Blue Ridge 5:40 Canton 8:13 Cleveland 10:05 College Park 10:45 Cornelia 11:52 Dahlonega 12:46 East Point 14:59 Ellijay 15:36 Flowery Branch 16:37 Gainesville 17:18 Helen 20:16 Hiawassee 20:31 Marietta 26:14 Sandy Springs 36:14 Savannah 36:35 Smyrna 37:30 Thomasville 41:15 Tybee Island 42:27 Thanks for the fantastic video compilation!
This video is beautiful. It shows how beauty can be found in any town or any part of the state, whether it's a city like Albany or a small town like Wrightsville. It's just the way you look at it. Some might find old storefronts hideous, while I see them as a time capsule to a much different part of our country's history. :)
I like historic documents like this. It can be difficult to appreciate the value historically until you see someone else’s from 35 or 40 years ago and see how much things have changed.
Wow, I know this took a lot of time and effort to compile this fabulous video of the cities and towns of the great state of Georgia and I thoroughly enjoyed watching it. I was born and raised in Alabama, but have now lived in Georgia over half of my life. As I have family and friends in several parts of the state and also love to travel, I’ve been through a good many of these towns, but not all as you have. Thanks for sharing this video with the world. If you ever do the towns of Alabama, let me know since I have ties there as well. It was good to see the small town of Brooklet on here as that is where I now reside.
I appreciate you making this. I've been taking the time to visit my beautiful home state too and it's a great feeling to see all the unique places I've been and the ones still left to discover!
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This is a time capsule that will be treasured for many years. Thank you for doing this.
Thank you very much!
Town centers are the heart ♡ I love that you did this. Love that you made this.
Watched every second of this video and it was absolutely inspirational!!!! Fell in love with Georgia
I have been to some of these places but my favorite by far is Atlanta, Duluth, and Roswell
This is so great. When I was just joining the workforce, I got tasked along with 3 other guys to go across the state and teach state agencies on how to use the PCs that we set up for them to use in addition to the state mainframe. I saw so many county seats across the state. This accomplishment of yours makes me remember those times and has me looking to add some cities to my "visited" list. I noted the following time stamps in the video for cities that I have a personal connection to in some sort of way:
Albany 2:07
Blairsville 5:26
Blue Ridge 5:40
Canton 8:13
Cleveland 10:05
College Park 10:45
Cornelia 11:52
Dahlonega 12:46
East Point 14:59
Ellijay 15:36
Flowery Branch 16:37
Gainesville 17:18
Helen 20:16
Hiawassee 20:31
Marietta 26:14
Sandy Springs 36:14
Savannah 36:35
Smyrna 37:30
Thomasville 41:15
Tybee Island 42:27
Thanks for the fantastic video compilation!
You committed to this 💯, I subbed.
This video is beautiful. It shows how beauty can be found in any town or any part of the state, whether it's a city like Albany or a small town like Wrightsville. It's just the way you look at it. Some might find old storefronts hideous, while I see them as a time capsule to a much different part of our country's history. :)
great work, thank you so much, this is a treasure
I'm from blackshear/Waycross grate video
Warner robins may not have a town square per say but we do have a downtown on commercial circle some of the oldest buildings in the town
I like historic documents like this. It can be difficult to appreciate the value historically until you see someone else’s from 35 or 40 years ago and see how much things have changed.
Loved how you took a beautiful footage of Cedartown
Great video, I love, love, love town squares in Florida and Georgia. Please post the list.
Wow, I know this took a lot of time and effort to compile this fabulous video of the cities and towns of the great state of Georgia and I thoroughly enjoyed watching it. I was born and raised in Alabama, but have now lived in Georgia over half of my life. As I have family and friends in several parts of the state and also love to travel, I’ve been through a good many of these towns, but not all as you have. Thanks for sharing this video with the world. If you ever do the towns of Alabama, let me know since I have ties there as well. It was good to see the small town of Brooklet on here as that is where I now reside.
I’m very impressed with the quality and integrity of this video …very well done …and you must watch till the end. It’s Amazing ❤
Your video is amazing. Thank you for your hard work.
I appreciate you making this. I've been taking the time to visit my beautiful home state too and it's a great feeling to see all the unique places I've been and the ones still left to discover!
Great footage. Very professional
Nice video. Featuring Hooters in the Atlanta square video 😂
VERY NICE VIDEO.
Great vid!
This is cool I’m from Florida but spent 3 years in Ft Stewart ( hinesville) so I been through all the town in that area including Savannah of course
This is really cool! Any plans on doing other states lol?
Lol, absolutely not. It took me wayyyy too long and wayyyyy too much money to do this lol
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Nice video. Abbeville is pronounced "Abby-ville" though.
My bad, thanks lol
You missed Centerville near Warner Robins, and you missed Warner Robins Ga.
This was great but you didn't show Screven Ga it's the town after Jesup Ga
Adel-Sparks-nashville-moultrie-valdosta-tifton!! My home
Great video. Abbeville is pronounced "Abby-ville." (Abby, as in, a woman's name).
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Tony form Braselton that wasn’t the town square! I live here I can climb it for you if you want to add it in!
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Can you email it to me? For some reason that was the closest to the town square or section of downtown I could find.
@@buildthedream77 no problem , on the next sunny day I’ll get a video of it for you !
@@joshuajachles2670 thank you so much!
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