Thank you Sammy for showing this❤️ So many memories! My dad was stationed there from 1969-1973. I went to school there, K-3rd grade. Only difference was when I lived there, we didn't have an enclosed porch. We had a small brick wall around the patio. There was a palm tree right at the beginning of the hill that you have shown. My brother and I used to climb that. On the downside of the hill there used to be a banana tree separating our house from the next one. Hancock sat on a very steep road and my dad built a go-cart and we used to ride down to the end. Again Thank You so much for showing this!!!❤❤❤❤❤
I lived in 8 Hancock Circle years after being born in 25 Ranger. It was on the Cul-de-sac and we played soccer, baseball, etc. all the time with the neighbors kids. We would collect a pail full of hermit crabs on our walk down to the beach and release them down there. Also had big crabs invade the house and yard. And drank from the coconuts on our palm tree on the corner. We had a view of the ocean. It was beautiful. Best of times!
Oh I remember the hermit crabs! They used to hide in the bushes and us kids would go and play with them. Also the lizards. We would pick them up and they would drop their tails. I loved playing on the black sand on the beach behind our house!!!
Nice! Our second house was on Hancock, but I can't remember the number!!! It was pink, and the front of the house was looking away from the road and kind of deep into the "mangle" of water. Tons of crabs during mating season! 😮 But our best memories were on Anzio Ln! Thanks again, Sammy!
Thank you Sammy for showing this❤️ So many memories! My dad was stationed there from 1969-1973. I went to school there, K-3rd grade. Only difference was when I lived there, we didn't have an enclosed porch. We had a small brick wall around the patio. There was a palm tree right at the beginning of the hill that you have shown. My brother and I used to climb that. On the downside of the hill there used to be a banana tree separating our house from the next one. Hancock sat on a very steep road and my dad built a go-cart and we used to ride down to the end. Again Thank You so much for showing this!!!❤❤❤❤❤
I am glad it brought back some good memories. Thank you for watching.
I lived in 8 Hancock Circle years after being born in 25 Ranger. It was on the Cul-de-sac and we played soccer, baseball, etc. all the time with the neighbors kids. We would collect a pail full of hermit crabs on our walk down to the beach and release them down there. Also had big crabs invade the house and yard. And drank from the coconuts on our palm tree on the corner. We had a view of the ocean. It was beautiful. Best of times!
Oh I remember the hermit crabs! They used to hide in the bushes and us kids would go and play with them. Also the lizards. We would pick them up and they would drop their tails. I loved playing on the black sand on the beach behind our house!!!
Cool thanks for watching and sharing.
Nice job, Sammy!
Thanks.
Nice! Our second house was on Hancock, but I can't remember the number!!! It was pink, and the front of the house was looking away from the road and kind of deep into the "mangle" of water. Tons of crabs during mating season! 😮
But our best memories were on Anzio Ln! Thanks again, Sammy!
Thank you for watching.
Esa casa está bien, limpieza pintura y mudanza waoooo que gobierno deja algo asi
Asi es!
thenh you Sammy.
Thanks for watching.
Cool
Thanks for watching.
Looks pretty good compared to others.
Sure does.
That one was super creepy to me! Maybe because the shades were all closed?
Yes and all the houses are very close so the overgrown makes it darker.