Man... when I can't afford a plane tickets to show my kids the home town, ActionKid delivers for me every time. thank you for this walk around my old stomping grounds. xoxo
Hi Action Kid. Thanks for this video of my old neighborhood. We lived on 41st and Newtown Rd off 30th Ave from 1960 to 1969. I was 6 to 15 yrs old back then. At 10 yrs old, in 1963, I could safely ride the Steinway street subway and buses into Brooklyn and Manhattan. In the summer we slept with our windows open. There was no crime. 2 family houses were selling for $ 10,000. We rented our 2 story house for $100 month. My friend in grammar school's dad was a NYC policeman and he bought a new 1964 Chevy 4 door sedan for under $2,000. I remember our milkman delivered in glass bottles, the diaper man picked up, cleaned and returned my younger brother's cloth diapers. We had coal delivered to our house. I had a Sunday paper route and delivered the Long Island Star Journal. I picked up my papers at a 44th st store off 30th ave. I think the paper was a nickel or dime. The papers went in my cart and off I walked delivering the papers all around up to 24th ave. I remember an outdoor metal Coke machine. Always cold, 6 oz glass bottles of coke for 5 cents. I recognized some of the infrastructure, streets and buildings on your film. Most of the stores are not familiar to me. That fish store may have been there. The bricks that made up the Astoria theatre building were familiar to me. Gaudio was called Villa Gaudio (15 cents/slice) before they expanded and added the 2nd floor apartments. I washed my family's clothes in that Laundromat on the corner of 41st. My mom gave me a quarter for a comic book, monster cards, or baseball cards across the street at Otto's candy store. Otto's was where you say the new Mexican food restaurant is opening. Key Food is in the same location. Next door to Key Food on the same block was A&P. They had a half inch of sawdust on their supermarket floors all the time. I went to St. Joseph's church and school from 1st through 8th grade. Sometimes they rang the bells at 3pm on Sundays. Why? I don't know. Maybe because all of the Sunday masses were celebrated and it was time for Sunday's meal. There was a rectory for the priests and a convent for the nuns. The film, The Bronx Tale with Robert DeNiro was filmed on 30th Ave around 43rd to 46st. They also filmed at my old Bryant HS on 31st Ave around 48th st in Woodside. Today, 50 yrs later I am happily married for 35 yrs., retired and live in Port Jefferson, NY. I have a bird feeder and I too am visited by a woodpecker. God bless. Have a great spring.
I grew up in Queens and recently discovered your videos on TH-cam. They're great. Your knowledge of the city is spot on. I left NYC in 1973. Your videos really drive home the point of how much things have changed there. Keep up the good work.
Wow! Another nostalgic moment. When I was growing up in Queens in the 1950's and 1960's, Mr. Softee, came around every day, the melody is the same. It was out usually only in the warmer weather.
I love your videos - btw I only watch the narrated ones - the unnarrated ones are not nearly as interesting - you are very knowledgeable about new york
I see you came up from all the way down at the Astoria Projects. I lived in those projects. Brutal. Looks the same in a lot of spots. Less bars on 30th Ave and more restaurants. That's a good thing. NW corner of Steinway that Candy Cigar store used to be a good pizzeria. We ate a lot of pies from them. I see you walked past my old brownstone at 46-06 30th Ave. So many nice places were added to eat. I like it. Glad to see the people who live there now have pride in their neighborhood and keep it up nice. Its a very nice place Astoria.
@anders damin The apartment got broken into a couple of times, gangs roamed around or hung out in the buildings, fights with broken bottles, screaming and guns many nights. Muggings and plain old beating people up for amusement. .A jolly old land of unicorns and faeries you see.
@anders damin Hopefully not. Back when low income housing started in NYC the city was moving people from slum lord buildings. It was a step up from there. But crime finds a way in heavily populated areas where everyone poor is tossed together. They became even too hard for the police to patrol. Whenever I watch the old show 'Good Times' I think back to my life in low income projects. The real way to handle things now is to have smaller units and distribute poor people with needs into neighborhoods where they will blend in and adjust. Not feel like they are living in a war zone. 😊
@anders damin My cousins who had money always lived in Long Island or upstate NY and they kept moving further and further away. I accepted city life had its good and bad points. I also knew I was not going to live in a house in the suburbs like my cousins. Guess I was the poor relation as they say. Now moving up to 46th st and 30th Ave in Astoria was a whole new story. That was a beautiful neighborhood. We all knew each other. Anyone could walk the streets young and old and be safe. That's my hope for America's future.
My ex lives in this neighborhood, I used to go every weekend from Mexico City, I love Astoria, and your video brings back those memorias. I love that fair trae market it has a lot of products
OMG! I LOOOOVE THIS VIDEO. I use to live here and walked that long walk to 30 Ave and to Steinway St. I saw stores that was still there in the 70's and 80's. My old school is still there I.S. 117. Thanks for sharing. It brought back so many memories. I really missed shopping in Astoria. But there's also so many changes. Walking that long distance everyday seemed like nothing when I was younger. The guy recording this wasn't even winded. LOL! I wish he had gone by my old high school William Cullen Bryant. If you watch the movie A Bronx Tale. My old high school was the school the kids attended in that movie. Some really good memories.😌
I love this video I went to PS 17 and I.S 126 in the 80s, it's amazing how much has changed but it's great to see what's still the same. Im from Broadway and Crescent.
This is my home neighborhood, from as far back as 1957, which I left in the 80s. Great job of filming and narrating! So much is the same and yet so much has changed as well. Just past St. Joseph’s, across the street, is where much of “A Bronx Tale” was filmed, and the church appeared a lot in it
Its like a walking school lesson....very interesting.....the icecream van made me smile with happy memories as my parents used to say when he plays his music that means he has run out of icecream...Ha ha 😂😂😂😁👍...Happy Days..
Let's hear it for Queens!!! So much more to NYC than Manhattan!! Thanks for the narration. Lots of walking tour videos just show places without telling viewers where they are or what they're looking at--so much appreciated!
Thanks for the enlightened walk of 30th Ave..just vaguely familiar with that area but at least now i don't need to revisit thanks to this tour. Nice work.
All was good until 10:52 when the Mr. Softee music came on. My Queens childhood conditioning took over and I had to go for an ice-cream. Thanks for posting!
you're doing such a very good job showing us how beautiful NYC is . so I'm coming to NY at the end of this month I would like to meet you in person if you don't mind 'cause I'm new so I need somebody to show around thanks
'New York is cold, glittering, malign. The buildings dominate. There is a sort of atomic frenzy to the activity going on; the more furious the pace, the more diminished the spirit. A constant ferment, but it might just as well be going on in a test tube. Nobody knows what it's all about. Nobody directs the energy. Stupendous. Bizarre. Baffling. A tremendous reactive urge, but absolutely uncoordinated.' HENRY MILLER, Tropic of Cancer
Nice video of my neighborhood. I see you use the Hero 7 and a gimbal, have you tried the Osmo Pocket by DJI. It's nice and small/portable and shoots 4k, it would be great for these videos.
@@ActionKid cool, I actually enjoy it but haven't had much of a chance to play around with it yet. I still use my Hero 7 & 5 as well as my Hero 5 Session, they still work great and the waterproof factor is always good. Keep up the good work, I enjoy your vids
I grew up here. Moved to Southern Indiana when I was 34. The cost of living in even a declining area like Astoria Queens is still way too high. Not to mention there's no work that could possibly sustain basic necessities. I still have no idea how anyone affords to live there. Anyway, I appreciate the nostalgia trip!
Astoria damn sure isn't declining now... But I'm sure the cost of rent has gone up a lot... if you don't mind me asking, how long ago did you leave and how much was rent for a typical two bedroom apartment?... the listings I'm seeing online these days put it at about $2200 to $2800.
@@dootyminnozezelochi2257 I left there about 7 years ago. I don't remember how much I was paying in Astoria but I lived in Washington Heights before I moved, that was $3200 for a two bedroom. I think it was because it was a block away from the 1 train, but still not a great area. It was 191st and Audubon.
bonjour actionkid enfin le printemps arrive plus agréable pour faire vos films que j'apprécie toujours autant vous souhaite une bonne journée est vous remercie d'avance 😊😊😊😉😉😉
Another great video that I love. I wanna visit NYC just to walk around to look at stuff. And ride the subways. Once I can save a few thousand dollars to make the trip I eventually will. The whole layout of NYC fascinates me. I go on Google Earth and literally spend hours of my day just looking at NYC. I think I need a girlfriend in my life.
I'm obsessed with NYC lol. I'm big into the "What Ifs" of this old town. Like What If New York had remained the capitol of the USA and there was no Washington DC...?
I really enjoy your walking videos. Heading back to NYC later this week, but it's supposed to rain the whole time I'm there. Hope it'll let up a little so we can walk around some. You should use the Brave browser and become a verified publisher so we can send you tips.
As I mentioned in a comment on another video....30th Ave was featured prominently in the movie A Bronx Tale....and St.Joseph's RC Church was featured in 2 scenes from that film....as was the Key Food you passed a few minutes earlier
18:38.....heres some trivia about Rite Aid drug stores....the one time Chairman Of The Board of Rite Aid... Lew Lehrman (whose grandfather founded the chain) once ran for Governor of New York back in 1982
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Timestamps
1:00 - 30th Avenue & Main Avenue
2:35 - 30th Avenue & 12th Street
4:05 - 30th Avenue & 14th Street
6:40 - 30th Avenue & 21st Street
8:26 - 30th Avenue & 23rd Street
10:20 - 30th Avenue & Crescent Street
11:40 - 30th Avenue & 27th Street
12:43 - 30th Avenue & 29th Street
14:35 - 30th Avenue & 30th Street
15:40 - 30th Avenue & 31st Street
17:02 - 30th Avenue & 32nd Street
18:18 - 30th Avenue & 33rd Street
19:25 - 30th Avenue & 34th Street
20:36 - 30th Avenue & 35th Street
21:45 - 30th Avenue & 36th Street
22:55 - 30th Avenue & 37th Street
24:20 - 30th Avenue & 38th Street
25:25 - 30th Avenue & Steinway Street
26:36 - 30th Avenue & 41st Street
27:43 - 30th Avenue & 42nd Street
28:50 - 30th Avenue & 43rd Street
29:55 - 30th Avenue & 44th Street
31:00 - 30th Avenue & 45th Street
31:55 - 30th Avenue & 46th Street
33:00 - 30th Avenue & 47th Street
33:55 - 30th Avenue & 48th Street
35:13 - 30th Avenue & 49th Street
36:10 - 30th Avenue & 50th Street
37:04 - 30th Avenue & Hobart Street
37:55 - 30th Avenue & 56th Place
39:02 - 30th Avenue & 57th Street
40:02 - Woodpecker in Woodside!
Man... when I can't afford a plane tickets to show my kids the home town, ActionKid delivers for me every time. thank you for this walk around my old stomping grounds. xoxo
Where are you now, out west?
Hi Action Kid. Thanks for this video of my old neighborhood. We lived on 41st and Newtown Rd off 30th Ave from 1960 to 1969. I was 6 to 15 yrs old back then. At 10 yrs old, in 1963, I could safely ride the Steinway street subway and buses into Brooklyn and Manhattan. In the summer we slept with our windows open. There was no crime. 2 family houses were selling for $ 10,000. We rented our 2 story house for $100 month. My friend in grammar school's dad was a NYC policeman and he bought a new 1964 Chevy 4 door sedan for under $2,000.
I remember our milkman delivered in glass bottles, the diaper man picked up, cleaned and returned my younger brother's cloth diapers. We had coal delivered to our house. I had a Sunday paper route and delivered the Long Island Star Journal. I picked up my papers at a 44th st store off 30th ave. I think the paper was a nickel or dime. The papers went in my cart and off I walked delivering the papers all around up to 24th ave. I remember an outdoor metal Coke machine. Always cold, 6 oz glass bottles of coke for 5 cents.
I recognized some of the infrastructure, streets and buildings on your film. Most of the stores are not familiar to me. That fish store may have been there. The bricks that made up the Astoria theatre building were familiar to me. Gaudio was called Villa Gaudio (15 cents/slice) before they expanded and added the 2nd floor apartments. I washed my family's clothes in that Laundromat on the corner of 41st. My mom gave me a quarter for a comic book, monster cards, or baseball cards across the street at Otto's candy store. Otto's was where you say the new Mexican food restaurant is opening. Key Food is in the same location. Next door to Key Food on the same block was A&P. They had a half inch of sawdust on their supermarket floors all the time. I went to St. Joseph's church and school from 1st through 8th grade. Sometimes they rang the bells at 3pm on Sundays. Why? I don't know. Maybe because all of the Sunday masses were celebrated and it was time for Sunday's meal. There was a rectory for the priests and a convent for the nuns. The film, The Bronx Tale with Robert DeNiro was filmed on 30th Ave around 43rd to 46st. They also filmed at my old Bryant HS on 31st Ave around 48th st in Woodside. Today, 50 yrs later I am happily married for 35 yrs., retired and live in Port Jefferson, NY. I have a bird feeder and I too am visited by a woodpecker. God bless. Have a great spring.
Wow, thank you for sharing all of your experiences. Astoria has definitely changed a lot since then.
I grew up in Queens and recently discovered your videos on TH-cam. They're great. Your knowledge of the city is spot on. I left NYC in 1973. Your videos really drive home the point of how much things have changed there. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much!
Wow! Another nostalgic moment. When I was growing up in Queens in the 1950's and 1960's, Mr. Softee, came around every day, the melody is the same. It was out usually only in the warmer weather.
Wow! I went to PS 171 - I am 74 now! Pretty old school! Love this walk down memory lane!!
I love your videos - btw I only watch the narrated ones - the unnarrated ones are not nearly as interesting - you are very knowledgeable about new york
Thanks for putting the actual filming date with the video.
You’re welcome
9:34 You know you're in Astoria when you see "Δωρεάν μαθήματα Αγγλικών" (Free English lessons in Greek) xD
Another nice video.. appreciate what you do bro
Nice spring weather for a walk - thanks for another great tour, love hearing your commentary about the area.
The spring brings out the people onto the streets!
Bringing back so much memories!! I grew up in this area . Went to ps 17 . Miss it so much ! 😭Have to visit soon !
Perfect walking weather! Sprained my ankle last week so can't enjoy my walks, thank goodness I can still enjoy yours x
Ouch! I hope you make a speedy and healthy recovery!
Thanks!@@ActionKid
Very nice video! ... what a nice tree blossomed, spring is coming to NY !!!!!!!!!!!..... Beautiful! 💝 Thanks actionkid
More trees are blooming now!
I see you came up from all the way down at the Astoria Projects. I lived in those projects. Brutal. Looks the same in a lot of spots. Less bars on 30th Ave and more restaurants. That's a good thing. NW corner of Steinway that Candy Cigar store used to be a good pizzeria. We ate a lot of pies from them. I see you walked past my old brownstone at 46-06 30th Ave. So many nice places were added to eat. I like it. Glad to see the people who live there now have pride in their neighborhood and keep it up nice. Its a very nice place Astoria.
@anders damin The apartment got broken into a couple of times, gangs roamed around or hung out in the buildings, fights with broken bottles, screaming and guns many nights. Muggings and plain old beating people up for amusement. .A jolly old land of unicorns and faeries you see.
@anders damin Hopefully not. Back when low income housing started in NYC the city was moving people from slum lord buildings. It was a step up from there. But crime finds a way in heavily populated areas where everyone poor is tossed together. They became even too hard for the police to patrol. Whenever I watch the old show 'Good Times' I think back to my life in low income projects. The real way to handle things now is to have smaller units and distribute poor people with needs into neighborhoods where they will blend in and adjust. Not feel like they are living in a war zone. 😊
@anders damin My cousins who had money always lived in Long Island or upstate NY and they kept moving further and further away. I accepted city life had its good and bad points. I also knew I was not going to live in a house in the suburbs like my cousins. Guess I was the poor relation as they say. Now moving up to 46th st and 30th Ave in Astoria was a whole new story. That was a beautiful neighborhood. We all knew each other. Anyone could walk the streets young and old and be safe. That's my hope for America's future.
My ex lives in this neighborhood, I used to go every weekend from Mexico City, I love Astoria, and your video brings back those memorias. I love that fair trae market it has a lot of products
I don’t get tired of seeing this video! waiting for more in 2020 (30th street) Happy 2020 buddy!
OMG! I LOOOOVE THIS VIDEO. I use to live here and walked that long walk to 30 Ave and to Steinway St. I saw stores that was still there in the 70's and 80's. My old school is still there I.S. 117. Thanks for sharing. It brought back so many memories. I really missed shopping in Astoria. But there's also so many changes. Walking that long distance everyday seemed like nothing when I was younger. The guy recording this wasn't even winded. LOL! I wish he had gone by my old high school William Cullen Bryant. If you watch the movie A Bronx Tale. My old high school was the school the kids attended in that movie. Some really good memories.😌
Thanks for sharing your memories of Astoria 😊 It’s a wonderful neighborhood!
I love this video I went to PS 17 and I.S 126 in the 80s, it's amazing how much has changed but it's great to see what's still the same. Im from Broadway and Crescent.
Thanks!
This is my home neighborhood, from as far back as 1957, which I left in the 80s. Great job of filming and narrating! So much is the same and yet so much has changed as well. Just past St. Joseph’s, across the street, is where much of “A Bronx Tale” was filmed, and the church appeared a lot in it
I’m happy I could bring you back to your home neighborhood! Thanks for sharing your experiences.
Its like a walking school lesson....very interesting.....the icecream van made me smile with happy memories as my parents used to say when he plays his music that means he has run out of icecream...Ha ha 😂😂😂😁👍...Happy Days..
Really enjoy your narrated videos. Great insight to the city
Love your narration of your walk thru of New York and surrounding cities. Keep up the Narrations.
Wonderful. Many thanks for another informative walking tour video.
When I think about Astoria I think about wonderful Greek food and some incredible bookstores
i lived here in 1966 lost contact with a girl by the name of Sheila Riordan wonderful memories
thanks for the wonderful video.
The sky always looks so beautiful in your videos!
What a nice video, I enjoy your knowledge of the area and description of the difference places. Thank you and keep up the great job.
I'm glad you liked the video!
That looks to me like a Magnolia tree in Woodside, AK! :-)
Thanks for showing us your neighborhood with such heartfelt feelings!
Let's hear it for Queens!!! So much more to NYC than Manhattan!! Thanks for the narration. Lots of walking tour videos just show places without telling viewers where they are or what they're looking at--so much appreciated!
thank you for this, you have no idea. you walked down my life.... thank you !
luv this video! Thank you for posting!
Hi actionkid 🙋 I loved to walk with you across Astoria streets, thanks!!
Great stuff Action Kid! Thoroughly enjoy your narration! 😊
Hey Actionkid i like your walking vids in NYC, greetings from Germany!
Thanks for the enlightened walk of 30th Ave..just vaguely familiar with that area but at least now i don't need to revisit thanks to this tour. Nice work.
Thank you very much!
So cool . I enjoyed this video . Thanks!
Hi!! Action kid,, 🌈 🌻 love all your videos,, they are beautiful I really enjoy them,, is like i was there,,, keeping being the best! 👍 🙋
Love your narrated walks !!
Thank you for the tour. I always love your videos
Another excellent video! Looking forward to the next one...
All was good until 10:52 when the Mr. Softee music came on. My Queens childhood conditioning took over and I had to go for an ice-cream. Thanks for posting!
10:50.....that Mister Softee tune brings back soooo many sweet memories
There fake Mister Softee trucks! Not the real ones like years ago.
25:25.....I remember quite fondly....the former Astoria Theater ...spent a lot of Saturday night's in the balcony.....
I love Queens . Especially Woodside Sunnyside and Astoria
you're doing such a very good job showing us how beautiful NYC is . so I'm coming to NY at the end of this month I would like to meet you in person if you don't mind 'cause I'm new so I need somebody to show around thanks
Great video. Can you made a video of a grocery inside?✌👍
I could try one day!
Another beautiful video! Thank you!
I love narrated walk videos. Love from finland.
Hurrah! Breath of spring! The buds and flowers! Thank you! 👍 🗽
LOL - loved hunting for the Woodpecker at the end!!
'New York is cold, glittering, malign. The buildings dominate. There is a sort of atomic frenzy to the activity going on; the more furious the pace, the more diminished the spirit. A constant ferment, but it might just as well be going on in a test tube. Nobody knows what it's all about. Nobody directs the energy. Stupendous. Bizarre. Baffling. A tremendous reactive urge, but absolutely uncoordinated.'
HENRY MILLER, Tropic of Cancer
Another very nice Video. I love it. Greetings from Germany
Good work. More of this kind. - It was a fun to follow you with GOOGLE Street View and to have also a 360°look around…
…with all trees green.
TNX
I had to laugh-I hadn't heard the "Mr. Softee" jingle since I was a kid-recognized it right away-man that brings back memories!
Endlessly repeating :-) : Thank you for sharing your NY!
(And by the way... in my garden live since a couple of years 4 or 5 spotted woodpeckers...)
Nice!
Nice video of my neighborhood. I see you use the Hero 7 and a gimbal, have you tried the Osmo Pocket by DJI. It's nice and small/portable and shoots 4k, it would be great for these videos.
Yes I’ve tried the Osmo Pocket but I don’t like it.
@@ActionKid cool, I actually enjoy it but haven't had much of a chance to play around with it yet. I still use my Hero 7 & 5 as well as my Hero 5 Session, they still work great and the waterproof factor is always good. Keep up the good work, I enjoy your vids
I grew up here. Moved to Southern Indiana when I was 34. The cost of living in even a declining area like Astoria Queens is still way too high. Not to mention there's no work that could possibly sustain basic necessities. I still have no idea how anyone affords to live there.
Anyway, I appreciate the nostalgia trip!
Astoria damn sure isn't declining now...
But I'm sure the cost of rent has gone up a lot... if you don't mind me asking, how long ago did you leave and how much was rent for a typical two bedroom apartment?... the listings I'm seeing online these days put it at about $2200 to $2800.
@@dootyminnozezelochi2257 I left there about 7 years ago. I don't remember how much I was paying in Astoria but I lived in Washington Heights before I moved, that was $3200 for a two bedroom. I think it was because it was a block away from the 1 train, but still not a great area. It was 191st and Audubon.
bonjour actionkid enfin le printemps arrive plus agréable pour faire vos films que j'apprécie toujours autant vous souhaite une bonne journée est vous remercie d'avance 😊😊😊😉😉😉
Hi action kid David here a Scot living in London I love your vlog as usual and thank you for sharing it David
Gesundheit and thank you for the video.
Another great video that I love. I wanna visit NYC just to walk around to look at stuff. And ride the subways. Once I can save a few thousand dollars to make the trip I eventually will. The whole layout of NYC fascinates me. I go on Google Earth and literally spend hours of my day just looking at NYC. I think I need a girlfriend in my life.
I'm obsessed with NYC lol. I'm big into the "What Ifs" of this old town. Like What If New York had remained the capitol of the USA and there was no Washington DC...?
I really enjoy your walking videos. Heading back to NYC later this week, but it's supposed to rain the whole time I'm there. Hope it'll let up a little so we can walk around some.
You should use the Brave browser and become a verified publisher so we can send you tips.
Nice video!!
I like how he narrates the videos
Happy Fourth Anniversary on this video! 🎉🎈🎊
love the vids nan very unique wont find them anywhere else
Thank you!
You're an awesome guide.
Astoria Queens. Home sweet home!
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 can’t wait to watch 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 thanks again 😘
you make my neighborhood look so sweet !
It’s my neighborhood too!
I’m going to look for you 💜
Are most of these people on the streets local? Do you get tourist ? Looks like a really nice neighborhood. Thanks for great video.
Yes, sometimes tourists do come to visit the outer boroughs. Most are locals though.
As I mentioned in a comment on another video....30th Ave was featured prominently in the movie A Bronx Tale....and St.Joseph's RC Church was featured in 2 scenes from that film....as was the Key Food you passed a few minutes earlier
Astoria has been in many movies and television shows recently!
Very nice .🙂
Awesome! Thanks!
Wow so many businesses around, no doubt america so successfull.
I enjoying seeing areas like this which are outside the new York City. Do you have anything on Rockaway or Staten Island.
I have some videos there but they’re not narrated.
@@ActionKid OK. Thank You
Oh what a great video, see you soon!
Такой забавный город нью-Йорк! У меня в деревне точно такой же деревянный электрический столб стоит) Хе, аж ностальгия какая-то :-)
On the right- hand side of 30th Ave between 23rd & Crescent Streets was where the original 114 Police Precient.
Very cool!
18:38.....heres some trivia about Rite Aid drug stores....the one time Chairman Of The Board of Rite Aid... Lew Lehrman (whose grandfather founded the chain) once ran for Governor of New York back in 1982
Mister Softee rules... SO... hard. Only in NY & NJ, though.
great vid
can u take a walk in woodside queens 50th street skillman ave
I’ll keep it in mind
@@ActionKid ok thx
Beautiful blog
Wow! My neighborhood!
Hi Actionkid, when you mentioned the human feces, I was drinking coffee, lol 🙄🥺😕😊
Good thing I didn’t go inside!
Salumeria Is pronounced "Sah-loo-meh-ree-ah"
=)
Lots of striking blue cars about. It's an underrated colour
Crazy that he passed so close to my home
So this is the right time ! to buy a hat at ActionKid. com 😎😎
I’ll bet you have to struggle to keep your weight up. All that walking ......
Another excellent video AK.
Thank you!
Thank you
i might visit that part of NYC.
You should! There’s a lot to offer here.
Awwwwww I wanted to see that wood wood pecker 🐦 😝
Too bad I didn’t have my other camera on me!
Yea buddy good afternoon!
wish there were more city trees, kinda hot in the summer and bleak
thanks! but the cost of things?
Good morning everyone!!!😊💝
Good morning kid I use to wait for the q18 bus to go to work
I took all this for granted. 😔
sesame street tv show was filmed in Astoria in a warehouse I think
Yes! The Kaufman Astoria Studios!
To think I walk around there all the time but never see you
Cause your always playing soccer in St. Mikes park. Lol