Thanks for posting this! I’ve somehow fallen down a rabbit hole of watching Erie PA videos recently. I haven’t lived in that area since I was 18 (which was ages and ages ago), but it was cool to see someone of the familiar landmarks: had a high school prom at the Avalon Hotel; went to some Seawolves ball games; performed at the Warner Theater many times (Nutcracker). I genuinely miss that place (or maybe just that simpler time 🤷♀️).
Just wondering what interesting cities you lived in? I lived in Seattle, Portland Oregon, San Francisco, San Diego, Sacramento and too briefly in New Orleans. Now I am back in my boring hometown of Wilmington Delaware.☹️☹️☹️👎
@@Mr.Howell78k Sounds like you’ve lived a lot of interesting places! Sorry that you are finding Wilmington boring, though. The most interesting city I’ve lived in is Washington DC, but every place I’ve lived (including my current area) has a special place in my heart. DC had so many great restaurants, museums, shopping, events … just so much to do. I guess you can get there pretty easily by train if you want!
Thank u Stroll Cam for this nostalgic stroll around Erie. We really enjoyed seeing Erie and plan to visit friends there on West 7th between Chestnut & Walnut St.
Unfortunately Sherlocks is no more. Thanks for watching. I will try to get more streets in Erie. I also did Bayfront and West 8th videos if you have not seen.
@@StrollCam thank u for replying and telling me about your other videos and th at no more Sherlocks, unfortunately. A lot of great bands played there. One band I will never forget was "Kidder", named after the singer's cat. Guitarist played mean guitar and the rest of band was great as well. I talked with the guitarist who said he was 24, my age at the time, and had been playing for 12 years. I guess it helps to start young. His playing inspired me to get an electric, but I haven't had nearly the same results due to time constraints, responsibilities, lack of dicipline, lessons are expensive,etc..Be safe around there.
I love Presque Isle and I like to go over to the mill Creek Mall area peach Street, etc. I love the at home store but of course my favorite is Presque Isle State Park
My first job was delivering furniture for Sol Masiroff at 14 th and State. He also sold tv’s and I watched the moon landing while carrying out a couch.
2:23 time for someone to cut the tall grass. 5:49 almost 6 minutes before we saw a human. (Is this normal or pandemic times?) So little traffic 🚦 they should go back to stop signs.
Mathin 3D, I used to rent a room for $30 a week above Di Vecchios pizza shop on the corner of 8th & Chestnut. Do u remember Mark DiVecchio? He was a nice guy to rent from. The pizza shop is long gone now and I don't even live in PA anymore, but I do have many nostalgic memories of living in Erie!
Thanks for posting this! I’ve somehow fallen down a rabbit hole of watching Erie PA videos recently. I haven’t lived in that area since I was 18 (which was ages and ages ago), but it was cool to see someone of the familiar landmarks: had a high school prom at the Avalon Hotel; went to some Seawolves ball games; performed at the Warner Theater many times (Nutcracker). I genuinely miss that place (or maybe just that simpler time 🤷♀️).
Thank you. If you didn’t see, I also have an entire playlist of Erie PA related videos th-cam.com/play/PLCrF7-LQLUqIEIrc-3yGsR8F6QVdSzjor.html
@@StrollCam Cool, thank you!
Just wondering what interesting cities you lived in? I lived in Seattle, Portland Oregon, San Francisco, San Diego, Sacramento and too briefly in New Orleans. Now I am back in my boring hometown of Wilmington Delaware.☹️☹️☹️👎
@@Mr.Howell78k Sounds like you’ve lived a lot of interesting places! Sorry that you are finding Wilmington boring, though. The most interesting city I’ve lived in is Washington DC, but every place I’ve lived (including my current area) has a special place in my heart. DC had so many great restaurants, museums, shopping, events … just so much to do. I guess you can get there pretty easily by train if you want!
I always like visiting Erie, it's so chill. And it's been nice to see some business grow over the years. Great video!
I live in Erie in the 70s so very thing is not the same.
Thankyou so much for your time today And have a wonderful week 😊 God bless you and yours.
Thankyou for your time today 💕
Your fan sandra.s Boston mass 🍎
Nothing stays the same.
Thank u Stroll Cam for this nostalgic stroll around Erie. We really enjoyed seeing Erie and plan to visit friends there on West 7th between Chestnut & Walnut St.
We liked to dance at Sherlocks back in the mid to later '80's.
Unfortunately Sherlocks is no more. Thanks for watching. I will try to get more streets in Erie. I also did Bayfront and West 8th videos if you have not seen.
@@StrollCam thank u for replying and telling me about your other videos and th at no more Sherlocks, unfortunately. A lot of great bands played there. One band I will never forget was "Kidder", named after the singer's cat. Guitarist played mean guitar and the rest of band was great as well. I talked with the guitarist who said he was 24, my age at the time, and had been playing for 12 years. I guess it helps to start young. His playing inspired me to get an electric, but I haven't had nearly the same results due to time constraints, responsibilities, lack of dicipline, lessons are expensive,etc..Be safe around there.
Will do.
I love Presque Isle and I like to go over to the mill Creek Mall area peach Street, etc. I love the at home store but of course my favorite is Presque Isle State Park
Erie has changed so much since I moved away.
We'll be there soon..See you Erie ❤
My first job was delivering furniture for Sol Masiroff at 14 th and State. He also sold tv’s and I watched the moon landing while carrying out a couch.
2:23 time for someone to cut the tall grass. 5:49 almost 6 minutes before we saw a human. (Is this normal or pandemic times?) So little traffic 🚦 they should go back to stop signs.
I don’t think this area is busy during the day.
City center should be re-vitalised…. Municipality should work harder…
Is the city usually this quiet?
Depending on the time of the day. Aside from weekend nights or special events, it is on the quiet side.
yes bitches r depressed here
I got friends in Erie I been their 2 times. There lake was nice.
I will be a penn stater in here, crazy nice place
I will be moving to erie soon. What areas should i avoid???? Im lookin for a 2bed no more than 1k a month
Used to drink at the Plymouth
wow the roads are so big! Check out: 'a walk around Wanstead, England' and you'll see the difference lol
Do you like living in Erie?
JF K, back in the 1980's yes, had some nice times there, even in the winters!
No
Too cold
West 8th Street is *my* street!!!
Mathin 3D, I used to rent a room for $30 a week above Di Vecchios pizza shop on the corner of 8th & Chestnut. Do u remember Mark DiVecchio? He was a nice guy to rent from. The pizza shop is long gone now and I don't even live in PA anymore, but I do have many nostalgic memories of living in Erie!
I used to live on west 5th. I'm on west 32nd now
My Grandmother lived at 248 west 8th.
What month was this filmed?
July 2021
Downtown Erie that's what's up
Thank You!
nice country
usa
Is it Racist here?
LOL! 🤪I don't think there is anywhere in the U.S. that ISN'T racist ....
No
No ❤
Is the crime bad here
Prob. If the crime is bad
i’d rather step in dog shit than showcase erie pa
He sometimes pretends to be mayor when he is not marching in George Floyd straight up criminal parades