If you are wanting to make a move to the Idaho area and are looking for some guidance and someone who can put a plan together based off your goals, timing and navigating a relocation, then I want you to do the following. Step 1. Start by first going to www.myboisehousesearch.com and start looking at all the homes for sale in our area. Step 2. We will reach out to you to schedule a time to meet in person or over the phone or zoom to see how we may be able to help get your plan put together. Step 3. Once we have your plan in place, then you can start packing and start making your way to Idaho. Grab time on my calendar to discuss your move today! calendly.com/goidaho/15min
My home town. I came to Eagle at 11 months old in 1957. There were 500 people in the Eagle area at that time. It was just a small, unincorporated farm town. Everyone knew everyone else. I can drive thru Eagle now and constantly use that phrase: “I remember when that was a field.” The farms, including my Dad’s, are all gone now. I remember Orville Jackson. His drugstore had a soda fountain bar, like old pharmacies from days long past. Walking home from school we’d stop in and have a 5 cent root beer. 10 cents for a large. So if you’re moving to Eagle, take care of my old home town. It was a great place to grow up and also to raise my own children.
It says that this video is 1y old and so much has changed. The museum, barber shot and Wild West home of mamma Italia are all gone and a new building is taking shape there. Orville Jackson is something different now, Spitfire tacos took over Dirty Doug’s, and Gem Stare Brewery is also complete and open in downtown. It’s crazy how rapidly eagle is changing.
Old State Saloon has Heterosexual Awesomeness Month in June. It’s still welcoming to the Pride crowd, but celebrates the people who actually made every generation in existence.
Eagle is beautiful. Plenty of trees and water which we love. It’s definitely congested and expensive though. We live in Kuna (which we love) so we’re out of the crowds but still not too far of a drive to Eagle. It’s a win win. The Treasure Valley is beautiful.
Eagle is the town I hope we move to. We’re still in the east bay. I really liked the Eagle tennis club. I didn’t tour the old town. Thanks for showing me.
Moving in in a few months. CANNOT wait! Just to have the city "EAGLE" in my address is gonna be so fantastic! No homeless, no tents, no 15 different languages being spoken, sirens going off, cars doing donuts at 1am down the hill and imitating Fast and Furious, endless lines of people queing up for any government office documentation, no needles, no guys in black hoodies, no endless "tip" inquiries on every payment, no locked up business, no dead downtowns, no restaurants serving up nasty inferior food, no beaches and nature trails locked up because of "climate change" that supposed killed someone foolish enough to venture in, no expensive costs of living, no "Raise no Chickens" law, no ATMs being stolen, no locked up personal care supplies, no locked up WATER, ie. the list goes on and on. Eagle is going to be like paradise for us! I will honor "Jackie" and "Shadow!!!" 🦅🦅
No water or electricity restrictions. No riots. Police would actually show up if there was actually crime. They would lock up the criminals and wouldn't let them out because of a virus. Schools don't sexualize elementary students. The government doesn't threaten to take children away from parents if they don't go along with their fantasies. Therapists treat the problems and don't affirm deceptions. We get to have these discussions out in the open without fear of judgment. Our God given rights are protected by laws and law enforcement. People respect others. Especially elders and law enforcement.
They really dropped the ball on their downtown development and design. They tried to keep a 'small town' aesthetic yet they straddled it along some stroads and parking lots? The chain businesses don't help either.
@@GoIdaho Lol!! My husband worked there wayyy back, but it wasn't located where it is today.. it used to be right next to Orville, and he still makes their pastas. He has some of their original recipes. 🤫😂
god i hate what it is now.. that little sandwich shop on the corner of eagle and old state was torn down and is being replaced by a tOtAllY sIcK 3 sToRy bUiLdInG
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If you are wanting to make a move to the Idaho area and are looking for some guidance and someone who can put a plan together based off your goals, timing and navigating a relocation, then I want you to do the following. Step 1. Start by first going to www.myboisehousesearch.com and start looking at all the homes for sale in our area. Step 2. We will reach out to you to schedule a time to meet in person or over the phone or zoom to see how we may be able to help get your plan put together. Step 3. Once we have your plan in place, then you can start packing and start making your way to Idaho.
Grab time on my calendar to discuss your move today! calendly.com/goidaho/15min
My home town. I came to Eagle at 11 months old in 1957. There were 500 people in the Eagle area at that time. It was just a small, unincorporated farm town. Everyone knew everyone else. I can drive thru Eagle now and constantly use that phrase: “I remember when that was a field.” The farms, including my Dad’s, are all gone now.
I remember Orville Jackson. His drugstore had a soda fountain bar, like old pharmacies from days long past. Walking home from school we’d stop in and have a 5 cent root beer. 10 cents for a large.
So if you’re moving to Eagle, take care of my old home town. It was a great place to grow up and also to raise my own children.
It says that this video is 1y old and so much has changed. The museum, barber shot and Wild West home of mamma Italia are all gone and a new building is taking shape there. Orville Jackson is something different now, Spitfire tacos took over Dirty Doug’s, and Gem Stare Brewery is also complete and open in downtown.
It’s crazy how rapidly eagle is changing.
Time to do another one. Been waiting for the construction to slow down so we can get in there and do a thorough vid
Old State Saloon has Heterosexual Awesomeness Month in June. It’s still welcoming to the Pride crowd, but celebrates the people who actually made every generation in existence.
Eagle is beautiful. Plenty of trees and water which we love. It’s definitely congested and expensive though. We live in Kuna (which we love) so we’re out of the crowds but still not too far of a drive to Eagle. It’s a win win. The Treasure Valley is beautiful.
Sounds like you found a perfect spot for you and your family! Awesome!
Eagle is the town I hope we move to. We’re still in the east bay. I really liked the Eagle tennis club. I didn’t tour the old town. Thanks for showing me.
You're very welcome. It's a quiet downtown.
Wow! Soooo much has changed in a year!
No tents, no thugs, no drug addicts defecating on sidewalks.....AWESOME!
We will continue keeping Idaho great forever!
Yes!!
Hopefully, as long as the Libtards don't dominate like they have in many parts of AZ
Moving in in a few months. CANNOT wait! Just to have the city "EAGLE" in my address is gonna be so fantastic! No homeless, no tents, no 15 different languages being spoken, sirens going off, cars doing donuts at 1am down the hill and imitating Fast and Furious, endless lines of people queing up for any government office documentation, no needles, no guys in black hoodies, no endless "tip" inquiries on every payment, no locked up business, no dead downtowns, no restaurants serving up nasty inferior food, no beaches and nature trails locked up because of "climate change" that supposed killed someone foolish enough to venture in, no expensive costs of living, no "Raise no Chickens" law, no ATMs being stolen, no locked up personal care supplies, no locked up WATER, ie. the list goes on and on. Eagle is going to be like paradise for us! I will honor "Jackie" and "Shadow!!!" 🦅🦅
Welcome! Let us know if we can help.
No water or electricity restrictions. No riots. Police would actually show up if there was actually crime. They would lock up the criminals and wouldn't let them out because of a virus. Schools don't sexualize elementary students. The government doesn't threaten to take children away from parents if they don't go along with their fantasies. Therapists treat the problems and don't affirm deceptions. We get to have these discussions out in the open without fear of judgment. Our God given rights are protected by laws and law enforcement. People respect others. Especially elders and law enforcement.
Such a amazing place to be.😊
Yes!
Where I lived for 5 years, going back in 3 days
@@ChaseCarter2003 welcome back!
Well done 👍🏻
Thank you!
🤣it's funny to me seeing the town I live in being romanticize. Nice footage!
It’s a beauty for sure! 😎
Who's that hottie crossing the street with Pete Davidson at 4:18 ? 😀
😂 Is that you? If so, thanks again for letting us film you guys. 👍🏻
They really dropped the ball on their downtown development and design. They tried to keep a 'small town' aesthetic yet they straddled it along some stroads and parking lots? The chain businesses don't help either.
Just dont order Smokey Mountains chicken caesar salad. It was horrible! 😂🙈
Haha. I guess you can't win em all.
We like some of their pasta dishes.
@@GoIdaho Lol!! My husband worked there wayyy back, but it wasn't located where it is today.. it used to be right next to Orville, and he still makes their pastas. He has some of their original recipes. 🤫😂
@@LBCLary Smart man!!! Love it.
god i hate what it is now.. that little sandwich shop on the corner of eagle and old state was torn down and is being replaced by a tOtAllY sIcK 3 sToRy bUiLdInG