GLENDALE - Driving Downtown Glendale, Los Angeles, California, USA, 4K UHD
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- GLENDALE - Driving Downtown Glendale, Los Angeles, California, USA, 4K UHD
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Glendale is a city in Los Angeles County, California, United States. As of the 2010 census it had a population of 191,719, and in 2019 the population was estimated at 204,765, making it the fourth-largest city in Los Angeles County and the 23rd-largest city in California. It is located about 10 miles (16 km) north of downtown Los Angeles.
Glendale lies in the southeastern end of the San Fernando Valley, bisected by the Verdugo Mountains, and is a suburb in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. The city is bordered to the northwest by the Sun Valley and Tujunga neighborhoods of Los Angeles; to the northeast by La Cañada Flintridge and the unincorporated area of La Crescenta; to the west by Burbank and Griffith Park; to the east by Eagle Rock and Pasadena; to the south by the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles; and to the southeast by Glassell Park neighborhood of Los Angeles. The Golden State, Ventura, Glendale, and Foothill freeways run through the city.
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I lived in this great city for 2 years been deputed for work from India. Such a lovely place to live safe and happy. The Glendale memories will be cherished for rest of my life time.
I understand the feeling, I lived there for almost 5 years and will forever love the jewel city
Thanks for bringing back the good memories of living in Glendale, CA 35 years ago. I have never thought of walking or driving around this area again. You have just brighten up my day. Thanks 👍👍👍
I grew up there in the 80's too. The Glendale Galleria looks way different on the inside now.
I live here right now, it’s crazy how much it’s changed
I just moved here from Baltimore and I absolutely love it
I really like downtown Glendale. I haven't been there since before the pandemic.. but the Americana at the brand is one of my favorite outdoor mall areas.
I was just there in Glendale for several days. The 85 degrees Bakery Cafe was awesome. The Caramel Sea Salt coffee was very good for all of you coffee lovers.
Grew up in Glendale in the 80's and 90's, such a great city. I might just move back there one day!
OMG!! How did you know I love Glendale, Los Angeles? I took myself and my daughter there last year for my birthday. Loved it! Although I rented a car, I just kept it parked at the hotel because we walked everywhere; Brand at Americana outdoor mall, Target, restaurants, Inn and Out Burger, salon and even walked to church! Thank you so much for this video. Nobody, drives a city like you do. CAB😊
my people live here.
Armenians (Americans).
I so ❤️it
yeah
Such a beautiful place!
I'm glad I live downtown. I feel safe walking around especially at night thanks to the local cops in the area
I live in Glendale. Its a great place. You're seeing mostly the downtown here. Which is getting a bit of a Beverly Hills vibe. If you go East of the 134 there are some of the best parks in LA for kids. Kenneth Village, Nibley Park, Scholl Canyon Park which has a baseball field in the sky and a beautiful golf course and driving range at the top of a hill. Super clean, a little hidden, almost feels like San Diego sleepy. If you go close to where the 134 meets the 2, near Eagle Rock, you can find hipster spots. If you take Chevy Chase east you can bike ride the quiet hills to the Rose Bowl or go up all the way up to Mt Waterman ski mountain. If you want good sushi try Buko or Zono. Tons of great kabab. Very safe-- great police. Just dont speed here. Enjoy!
is it good for living. maybe in a few years time i might be going there to live.
All my times visiting and I’ve never been to Glendale…. I will next time though thanks for this!!!
Please go, it really is a lovely place.
I’m coming and joined your beautiful video. Love this city view ❤️ I’m a new friend
27:15 (right side) car from the Soviet Union VAZ-2101 (ВАЗ-2101 «Жигули»), years of production 1970-1988.
I hope to move here later this year, if I get the job.
Update? Hopefully you got the job?😃
@@Mark-oy1wv All signs point to... NO.
@@JSC178 😄
I lived in Glendale from 1993 to 2005. It was so peaceful and quiet then. I remember the streets were empty at 9pm. Now it's so crowded and busy. My first job was at the Blockbuster Video on Glendale Blvd and the first home my mom bought was on Wilson Ave and Adams. I miss going to Zankou Chicken and going to Portos when Portos was just a hole in the wall. We also loved going to Legacy or Shooting Star to buy comic books.
I also miss hanging out with my friends in Hoover High and driving up to Scholl Canyon and Brand Park. Let's meet up at the clock in the Glendale Galleria or at the front of Brand Library was what we would say if we wanted to organize a hang out with friends. Anyone that was a teenager in the 90s and lived in Glendale would know what I am talking about.
What a great time I had in that city.
Beautiful bro!👏😄
Good idvice to man science beaucause is history
We are planning on moving but l am loving Glendale. Been to Gilbert too, but it’s traffic is terrible
A lot of armenians live there 😁
Nice video 😊
I lived in Glendale from 1945 to 1965. It was a far different place. Take for instance the police department. I and many other children I knew had numerous encounters with the police. Just a few personal examples:
I can remember as a young boy waiting for a bus on the corner of Maple Street and Glendale Avenue. I was going swimming at the public pool. A police car with a sergeant driving stopped and inquired where I was going. I told him; he said “jump in I am going that way; I'll take you.”
I can remember as a young want-to-be Boy Scout on the day of my examination for tying knots, which I was not very good at, a police officer, a lieutenant, came calling early that morning. My mother was most concerned about seeing a fully armed, six foot policeman at the door asking to see her son. He explained to my mother that he was there to teach me how to tie knots so I would pass the Boy Scout exam.
I can remember as a high school student seeing a police car waiting in front of the school at 3:15pm, the end of the school day. Each day it appeared that the officer was apprehending the same female student. I later found out that her mother was bedridden and concerned when her daughter did not immediately return home from school. The police were merely taking her home so her mother wouldn't worry. I later learned that her father was given the job of night watchmen and caretaker of the abandoned Brand Mansion. The job required that he and his family live on the estate grounds. I assume this was done so his wife wouldn't be alone.
I can remember other encounters like the day my bicycle broke down, but I think you get the idea: It was a better place, a safer place, and a happier place.
Nice place to living, I´ve realized that Glendale it doesn´t has big buildings, and the weather it seems cool. I would like living there, really.
Love it .
Omg SO pretty!
13:28 on the right thats my Avalon apartment
☀️👍🔥🔥🔥
It would have been nice if you had been playing music while showing us around
It’s sad that you can tell what year it is just by looking at the people on the street.
Hopefully it won’t be like that anymore soon
Yeah people definitely dress with a lot less class as they used to. It’s almost as if being comfortable is more important 😳.
I'm sure he's talking about masks
The masks, the woke haircuts, the neon colored shoes, the skinny jeans... Yup, you're right.
Right it’s so sad. It looks like it would of been a awesome place to live back in the 80/90s 00s when people where still somewhat normal
How about throwing a map up in the corner to show the path you are taking.
Amazing video, is that a GoPro? I am looking to make car video in India. Please suggest 🙏🏽
I grew up there in the 60s and 70s alot has changed.
The great system of a down are from here.
LOL...he's a psychic
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Glendale , this my area , 2 years I will be here 🫤 now on Russia , How I want to go back
I love this city
I remember Paul walker was born here
❤❤
If you don't like traffic and don't mind struggling to find parking, then you'll like glendale.
My Glendale ☺️🇦🇿
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what about Azerbaijan? More than a third of the population are ethnic Armenians.
Lucky you I want to be with you
Be aware Armenians rule in Town 🇦🇲
Shut up
They have since the late 80's in Glendale, what else is new?