For those on mobile Timestamps 2:30 - Queens Boulevard & Skillman Avenue 7:02 - Queens Boulevard & Jackson Avenue 11:40 - Queens Plaza North & Crescent Street (Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge Bicycle & Pedestrian Entrance) 15:55 - Random cyclist swerving their bicycle 34:10 - Looking up at the Roosevelt Island Tram passing by a tall building 39:45 - 1st Avenue & 60th Street 42:55 - 59th Street & 2nd Avenue 45:25 - 59th Street & 3rd Avenue 47:26 - Lexington Avenue & 59th Street 51:20 - Lexington Avenue & 56th Street 54:20 - 53rd Street & Lexington Avenue 56:00 - 53rd Street & Park Avenue 58:15 - 53rd Street & Madison Avenue 1:00:35 - 5th Avenue & 53rd Street 1:02:56 - 5th Avenue & 51st Street 1:03:55 - 5th Avenue & 50th Street
🖐 Good morning guys !! ... this route crossing the Queensboro Bridge fascinates me. the Christmas tree in the center Rockefeller is so cute with or without ornaments jiji🎄 ... good week to all 💝 from Chile
17:37 Yep that is a Brompton folding bike right there and you nearly missed it by gazing off to the right! :D LOL and at 36:21 another wow - one bridge, two Bromptons! ;-)
I'm new to your channel and I am so loving your videos..moved from NY a couple of years ago and miss it all the time... some suggestions...FAO Schwartz,. such a fun toy store especially at Christmas and also, something which I always found amusing..in the morning Radio City Music Hall staff walk the camels, sheep, donkeys in front of the Music Hall..bizzare site in New York..which New Yorkers never seem to notice because they are looking at their phones! Great job!
Can you go into one of the skyscrapers and ride on a transparent lift? maybe on one of the roofs there is an observation deck overlooking the city. Take a ride on the funicular, show what a view from it on the city.
New York City, even with its pockets of high commerce, its boroughs are a amalgamation of neighborhoods, as a life long resident of The Bronx, it’s still talked about, the damage The Cross Bronx Express Way did to the borough and its neighborhoods, by cutting a path right through it, dividing it, killing neighborhoods that was years in development. Its feared by some long-time residents of Long Island City, their fate will be very much the same with the inclusion of the Amazon conglomerate, corrupting its inners, rending it unrepairable, and spoiled as a living community of neighborhoods, forcing higher rents with the increased wages of some new residents, clogging public transportation and local avenues and boulevards, once safe for neighborhood kids to openly ride bicycles and roller skate, in and around their homes very much like their parents did when they were growing up.
For those on mobile
Timestamps
2:30 - Queens Boulevard & Skillman Avenue
7:02 - Queens Boulevard & Jackson Avenue
11:40 - Queens Plaza North & Crescent Street (Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge Bicycle & Pedestrian Entrance)
15:55 - Random cyclist swerving their bicycle
34:10 - Looking up at the Roosevelt Island Tram passing by a tall building
39:45 - 1st Avenue & 60th Street
42:55 - 59th Street & 2nd Avenue
45:25 - 59th Street & 3rd Avenue
47:26 - Lexington Avenue & 59th Street
51:20 - Lexington Avenue & 56th Street
54:20 - 53rd Street & Lexington Avenue
56:00 - 53rd Street & Park Avenue
58:15 - 53rd Street & Madison Avenue
1:00:35 - 5th Avenue & 53rd Street
1:02:56 - 5th Avenue & 51st Street
1:03:55 - 5th Avenue & 50th Street
🖐 Good morning guys !! ... this route crossing the Queensboro Bridge fascinates me. the Christmas tree in the center Rockefeller is so cute with or without ornaments jiji🎄 ... good week to all 💝 from Chile
I love such lengthy videos!
Thank you for another great video 👍🏻
Your video reminds me of that I was in NYC. I really love your video contents and thank you soooo much👍
I don’t have to go to NY now since I can watch your videos. Thank you!
17:37 Yep that is a Brompton folding bike right there and you nearly missed it by gazing off to the right! :D LOL and at 36:21 another wow - one bridge, two Bromptons! ;-)
I'm new to your channel and I am so loving your videos..moved from NY a couple of years ago and miss it all the time... some suggestions...FAO Schwartz,. such a fun toy store especially at Christmas and also, something which I always found amusing..in the morning Radio City Music Hall staff walk the camels, sheep, donkeys in front of the Music Hall..bizzare site in New York..which New Yorkers never seem to notice because they are looking at their phones! Great job!
I actually tried to go to the FAO Schwartz store in one of my earlier videos, but the line was so long that I gave up.
Can you go into one of the skyscrapers and ride on a transparent lift? maybe on one of the roofs there is an observation deck overlooking the city. Take a ride on the funicular, show what a view from it on the city.
Thank you.
great video Thank you
Dope Video bru.....
WHEN YOU WERE HERE, THE SAKS FIFTH AVENUE LIGHTS WERE TURNED ON.
Very nice sir
Still can't believe they're gonna build the Amazon Headquarters in that neighborhood! Can you imagine the traffic? Pure insanity!!!
Must be very COLD to sleep outside on the street at this time of year :((((((((( 39:23
Good work again. Why are most of the people in NYC dressed in black? (not mentioning the cars)
jezebel.com/this-is-the-real-reason-new-yorkers-always-wear-black-1825680025
He covers it in at least one video
@ 0:28 why you didn't take the shortcut
That goes down to the train tracks.
You walked from day to night. I prefer that you ride on your bicycle ;)
Are you on instagram too???
No I am not on Instagram.
🎅🎅🎅
New York City, even with its pockets of high commerce, its
boroughs are a amalgamation of neighborhoods, as a life long resident of The
Bronx, it’s still talked about, the damage The Cross Bronx Express Way did to
the borough and its neighborhoods, by cutting a path right through it, dividing
it, killing neighborhoods that was years in development. Its feared by some long-time
residents of Long Island City, their fate will be very much the same with the
inclusion of the Amazon conglomerate, corrupting its inners, rending it unrepairable,
and spoiled as a living community of neighborhoods, forcing higher rents with
the increased wages of some new residents, clogging public transportation and
local avenues and boulevards, once safe for neighborhood kids to openly ride bicycles
and roller skate, in and around their homes very much like their parents did
when they were growing up.
Here we go another weird video