I love Eugene, the city I grew up in, you showed my favorite areas to be in Eugene. I wish Eugene was so clean and beautiful today as you show it. There are people sleeping on the streets in downtown and broken down campers and tents all over.
I think it’s because of the mild weather year round that attracts people who like to sleep on the streets; and any vacant buildings; and in city parks.
Marc, if you ever need us to video homes for you while you're not in town, or meet with you and explore homes when you're in town- please reach out and let us know! Cheers, John www.lanecountyhomes.net/
Everyone loves Eugene, beautiful city, well funded academics and public services that are established and functional, as most places we struggle with homelessness and poverty , to a less extensive degree than Portland I think. We have access to fresh foods, job markets are strong and housing is starting to shift into a better place finally, again, not a eugene specific issue, prices across America are undoubtedly higher. Eugene is a city rich in community and activity, we have an extreme sense of pride in our city and state of Oregon in general. We are the home of the U of O, a prestigious university with close ties to Eurasia , bringing highly educated people to fall in love with this city. The willamette valley produces extremely high value crops such as the nation’s hazelnuts, blackberries, and various other crops. Tons of access to fresh water, high quality soil and modest seasons. Our government isn’t all that bad when we look at the greater America and how everyone else is doing . We’re not doing too bad. Again, everyone who lives here loves the city and always has good things to say
thanks for this great video! i have lived in Lane county since 1989 (i currently live at YaPoAh terrace retirement apartments on Pearl st for 11 years)
Off the Waffle is a great place to eat and so was Rose and Thistle before the owner retired and closed it. Fisherman's Market is great also. Don't forget VooDoo Donuts.There are plenty of great places to eat.
It takes about to get to Florence Oregon from Eugene. Florence has a good downtown and beach areas. Other favorite places of mine are: Yachats, Lincoln City, Pacific City, Cannon Beach, and Seaside!
@@HeartandHomeRE 😂🤣👍 Good comeback. 1) I hope that I win something substantial with the Lotto... 2) so I can contact your business about anything available in Franklin, Alvadore, Crow or Loraine... 3) so I can get the hell away from people. I've had it with HDPs (Highly Defective People) here in California. Great job on the picturesque video of Eugene btw. 🌿🌎🌲🚲 And no it's not as bad as some other comments suggests because I visit my mother twice a year (in Veneta).
@@ralphowen3367 my grandparents owned an organic bakery and wholesale grain place here in the 70s and 80s. They also co - owned a couple other similar bakeries in eugene at the time. It was a much smaller place, but as we see today there are tons of people living here, eugene and Springfield are twin/sister cities that are connected, we share emergency services between the 2, school districts are intertwined, when people say eugene we also pretty much mean the eugene/Springfield metropolitan (city limits of the 2 cities combined). If we really wanna get nit picky with metro areas I would also include the town of coburg, not much but just shows how dense it it’s becoming
@@Carmen4ever Yes, I remember one bakery that was on a street that went toward the University. It was not 1/4 mile from the downtown area where was the Odyssey Coffee shop. They had music and poetry readings on weekends. Neil Young's Harvest album had just come out. To make rent money, I made granola and wood stove bread and sold it for a couple weeks to that particular bakery. To get out of the rain, I would go to the University t.v. room and watch Star Trek episodes. So much has changed in the town since I was there. The White Bird clinic looked so drab compared to 1970. I visited there in about 2022 and I could barely get my bearings. Is the creamery still there in Springfield?
I love Eugene, the city I grew up in, you showed my favorite areas to be in Eugene. I wish Eugene was so clean and beautiful today as you show it. There are people sleeping on the streets in downtown and broken down campers and tents all over.
I think it’s because of the mild weather year round that attracts people who like to sleep on the streets; and any vacant buildings; and in city parks.
Moving down soon can’t wait!!!
Marc, if you ever need us to video homes for you while you're not in town, or meet with you and explore homes when you're in town- please reach out and let us know! Cheers, John www.lanecountyhomes.net/
Go away you aren't welcome here
Everyone loves Eugene, beautiful city, well funded academics and public services that are established and functional, as most places we struggle with homelessness and poverty , to a less extensive degree than Portland I think. We have access to fresh foods, job markets are strong and housing is starting to shift into a better place finally, again, not a eugene specific issue, prices across America are undoubtedly higher. Eugene is a city rich in community and activity, we have an extreme sense of pride in our city and state of Oregon in general. We are the home of the U of O, a prestigious university with close ties to Eurasia , bringing highly educated people to fall in love with this city. The willamette valley produces extremely high value crops such as the nation’s hazelnuts, blackberries, and various other crops. Tons of access to fresh water, high quality soil and modest seasons. Our government isn’t all that bad when we look at the greater America and how everyone else is doing . We’re not doing too bad. Again, everyone who lives here loves the city and always has good things to say
Nice.... ❤
thanks for this great video! i have lived in Lane county since 1989 (i currently live at YaPoAh terrace retirement apartments on Pearl st for 11 years)
I love this place
Nice ❤
Moving to Eugene to attend U of O with my wife. So excited!
Yeah a town fueled with horrible drugs, not exciting..I lived there
How has it been for you ?
Well done! Thank you
Off the Waffle is a great place to eat and so was Rose and Thistle before the owner retired and closed it. Fisherman's Market is great also. Don't forget VooDoo Donuts.There are plenty of great places to eat.
Nice video!
Nice
I grew up there, left when i was 19 because i got tired of the rain, now i live in Bend!
How long does it take to get to the ocean?
It takes about to get to Florence Oregon from Eugene. Florence has a good downtown and beach areas. Other favorite places of mine are: Yachats, Lincoln City, Pacific City, Cannon Beach, and Seaside!
If you drive sane, about an hour.
If you drive fast, about 40min., but that how people get killed on Hwy 126.
Born here, left for Alaska, moved back many years later. Eugene is a great place, if you can take the goofy politics.
Born here in 1954 and you are right
Thanks for sharing this.
You completely forgot that it’s a bike riding Paradise. If you ride mountain bikes , Bmx and motocross this is the place.
Thanks for saying that. I was wondering.
you forgot about the tweakers
They're everywhere, and usually post on TH-cam in the late evenings..
@@HeartandHomeRE
😂🤣👍
Good comeback.
1) I hope that I win something substantial with the Lotto...
2) so I can contact your business about anything available in Franklin, Alvadore, Crow or Loraine...
3) so I can get the hell away from people. I've had it with HDPs (Highly Defective People) here in California.
Great job on the picturesque video of Eugene btw. 🌿🌎🌲🚲
And no it's not as bad as some other comments suggests because I visit my mother twice a year (in Veneta).
Was anybody there in 1970?
i have been here since 1954 and eugene has become a garbage pit with all the crime and homeless bums
Born there in 1954. Lived on Milo way
And Greg Way attended st peters. Colin Kelly and north eugene
@@ralphowen3367 my grandparents owned an organic bakery and wholesale grain place here in the 70s and 80s. They also co - owned a couple other similar bakeries in eugene at the time. It was a much smaller place, but as we see today there are tons of people living here, eugene and Springfield are twin/sister cities that are connected, we share emergency services between the 2, school districts are intertwined, when people say eugene we also pretty much mean the eugene/Springfield metropolitan (city limits of the 2 cities combined). If we really wanna get nit picky with metro areas I would also include the town of coburg, not much but just shows how dense it it’s becoming
@@Carmen4ever Yes, I remember one bakery that was on a street that went toward the University. It was not 1/4 mile from the downtown area where was the Odyssey Coffee shop. They had music and poetry readings on weekends. Neil Young's Harvest album had just come out. To make rent money, I made granola and wood stove bread and sold it for a couple weeks to that particular bakery. To get out of the rain, I would go to the University t.v. room and watch Star Trek episodes. So much has changed in the town since I was there. The White Bird clinic looked so drab compared to 1970. I visited there in about 2022 and I could barely get my bearings. Is the creamery still there in Springfield?
Yeah show it from the air so you don't see all of those pesky homeless tents on every sidewalk
Oberbrunner Row
Lonzo Isle
You forgot Churchill High School.
Gilbert Keys
Susan Pike
Eugene ain't the town for me
End the controversy
I don't want to live in Eugene
Then don't loser lol 😂