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- Both negative and positive comments about PG are welcome. Just let out your emotions about this city:
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thanks so much.... 5 years spent in PG...good old times
Like your videos. Good quiet relaxing music, unlike some others that have the music way too loud. I used to live in PG. Can't say I miss it. Lot of changes since the turn of the century. Parkwood Place is a joke. Wasn't bad when it was Parkwood Mall. Then a Vancouver architect redesigned it and had tiny Smart Car parking spaces. (This was before Smart Cars were on the road). One stop sign is a joke. You have to pull out into the next intersection to see past the cars parked. I remember the old Niner's Diner on 5th and George, where Crossroads is now. Late 1989, early 90's. That place had some of the rudest waitresses ever. Though I did see a couple of them one evening out when they were drunk. I guess they were going through their 304 phase. Cat ladies today more than likely. Peace.
Glad your gone, PG doesn't need people like you
I grew up in PG in the 80/90s. Place has changed a lot for the worse. It's sad getting old😢
50 years of the old neighborhood and it has not changed. it even looks like the same fences too
feels very much like a last outpost kind of town. Love how desolate it is. Downtown is definitely run down. love the tunes fits the scenery perfectly
Whenever I drop by this place, there's hardly anyone walking around... other last outpost type place that I've been to:
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He just picked a horrible time to drive around, our downtown is pretty run down, but this is a horrible look at PG it’s much prettier in summer or fall
I spent 5 years living in PG before moving to AB. I forgot how desolate and run down it is. I enjoyed my time there, but doubt I will be moving back any time soon.
Glad your gone. Anyone who thinks Alberta is a better place to live than BC is a loser in life cause that's where all the losers in Canada end up... in Alberta
@@thistime1483 Says the guy who had to move to shitsville enjoy your shit life in Alberta and ill continue to enjoy my wonderful life in beautiful British Columbia
@@thistime1483 When you can afford the toys you need to live here, its the best place in the world. Bums like you will never know that
our old house on 15th and carney - has not changed since the 1960s. even the fence is the same!
Anyone remember the old neighborhood where the arena is sitting?
i was born here. i live in edmonton now but i wanna move back to bc
Good video sounds great video. Great view
Just felt afraid while watching this video no humans no life
no fun unlike it was like in the 1970s)
who remembers the soap box derby track on the road behind staples (the parkwood mall, down the hill from the hospital?
Man , I think that you had a great time in prince George. Wish me luck , am going to study as international student in cnc college, jan 25 intake
@@consolegamerz3856 Lets hope your student pres does not go around the collage changing each clock to a different time. Or the dormers going around TPing and tossing bras, panties, and briefs all over the trees! Breakfast, lunch, and dinner at CNC cafeteria, only food that compares to the army mess hall! Denny's (enough said). streaking through the collage late at night! Good times
@@joeydepalmer4457 oh god . Was you a student there ?? In which year ? How old are you man
@@consolegamerz3856 1994 and 1995 and I am 39
@@joeydepalmer4457 Okk . I think things are changed a lot in these years. You was a local student, right ?.
some outsider comes in a builds some fancy crap in a toilet bowl and the down town area dose not change. the down town has not changed since the 1960s. they should have put the university down in the old south side industrial area instead of the side of a hill. this would have brought people down town and could have built up the down town area. new apartment buildings stores reopened and so much more. but no that would not have been a good idea to some jug head in the mayor's office
Hindsight and I guess brains are 20/20. Too many factors, downtown still busy $$$ when the university was constructed. Could have been a game changer if it was built down there.
Thanks.
how many of you remember the old cabin on the corner of spruceland and the bypass?
i remember the family fun center arcade at the back of spruceland
@@mikelisteral7863 we would smoke weed and go to family fun centre for couple hours. I remember how popular street fighter was.
Very nice
Where the hell is target that ain't a mall anymore jk but idnk
It looks like it might be early on a Saturday or Sunday morning.
It may have been on a Saturday... there was a group of people setting up under some tents.
Ah yes, the Saturday farmers market
dose not take much to remember what prince george looked like back in the 60s. though it was soo cool to haave the outrigger restaurant. they should have made that place into a landmark
Nice place and the food was good.
walmart down town, new canadian tire down town. guess that would have made since
It always surprised me too that they put Walmart up in College Heights.
@@thistime1483 ya just think of travel time from the hart highway area, chief lake area, bear lake, pineview and other areas. what do you expect from people who have no clue about Prince George and no clue in their history of Prince George
@@joeydepalmer4457 No kidding. I lived downtown and even that would be a bit of a drive to go there. Couldn't imagine having to take a bus. Very poor city planning.
@@thistime1483 I cannot remember how many of us said to build up the downtown area. The University should have gone down south just past Hotel McDonald (courthouse now), Walmart could have gone down to Parkwood Mall (though might have had to customize the mall but better than tarring down our movie theatre and best diner in town). Canadian Tire, left in same spot just needed to buy property around it and build onto it. And the name change of Fort George Park? Like what the hell! Now they have a parking lot and some building on the old Fort George sight and have people walking all over and God knows what over the native burial grounds.
desolate
Looks like a dead town, a ghost town.
This was filmed early in the morning...
@@freejazzvan i see. Still it looks like a ghost town
Why I can’t see anyone..!
@@freejazzvan Are you serious?
@@freejazzvan lol
They're all out in College Heights
@@chelemss I think he is a joke
@@page_rage yes I think