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Thank you beautiful ❤❤❤
You’re welcome
Kayaking with the gators 😬
I can't get up the nerves yet :)
What Augusta has a beautiful river walk, beautiful parks, and I love their shopping centers. A lot of shopping you can do. Yes!
Yes I absolutely agree… The Riverwalk and parks are both enjoyable beautiful from land and water,
and nice shopping options are good. Have you visited the farmers market at the Riverwalk? 💖
I totally understand about southern living. I love it here in Texas where you get a conversation at the register and a big God Bless You when you are leaving. And it’s a balmy 75 degrees right now. I’m staying. 😁
Absolutely! It’s wonderful! 💖
Lol I've been in Augusta for about 6 months and blowing the horns part is true. I stay honking my horn and I rarely hear anyone honk lmao! It amazes me how everyone just runs through red lights 🙀🙀. Also, the bugs!! Yes lol but so far I loveeee it here. So much beautiful mother nature to explore⛰ 🌳
Yep rarely do I hear horns in our area and yes ...running the the red lights! That was a BIG adjustment for me - and literally running red lights with police officers- it’s just normal here. The nature I wouldn’t trade for anything- I love it too..
The Horn part is so true lol... I'm from up North so I'm more aggressive and the People here in Augusta is so patient.
@@jada9298 lol...yes
So you're the one that's been honkin' up n down Washington Rd for the last year and a half....Also, ain't nobody got time for red lights in a city with no traffic lmao
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia 😱we can run red lights??
I'm glad I found this channel. Considering moving to Augusta Georgia in the next few years.
We’re glad you did too and hopefully you’ll find it to be helpful as you prepare for your move here.
I lived in Augusta GA for a year and uber was my best transportation getting around. Now I live in North Augusta SC and I am around everything I need so I can walk to everything but uber is still my best transportation.
Yep thank God for Uber ...it’s a win win… For the drivers and those needing transportation. Glad to hear you’re in walking distance from places now.
I moved here 10 years ago and I love it, I call it Big Country 🥰😘
Yes that’s another great way to define Augusta - where did you move from?
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia Laurens County, GA
@@onevenus6040 I don’t think I’ve ever been there.
Hiii omg! I live in Evans...now 3 years.
Hey! Thanks for watching
Augusta does have cabs
Yep we do….since recording this I actually saw a few….you just rarely see them
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia right!!
Love the City of Augusta & Richmond County!
Small urban city with some major talent thriving through out overall good city if you utilize your resources. Coming from other major cities people will talk to you hold a conversation compared to the rudeness you’ll find in other places. Reminds me of Atlanta before urbanization.
Oh yes you’re absolutely right there is an enormous amount of talented people here, many resources and friendliness., I hope it stays this way for many years to come.
great information :)
Great to hear and thank you for watching
Lovely place, Augusta. Very Historic too!
Yes indeed I totally agree
Augusta is the second largest city in Georgia. As well as the second oldest city in Georgia.
Yes that’s correct...Augusta is a major part of Georgia.
I hope to see you and myself soon in Augusta. I like Augusta I had been there for two months.I remember most avenues and parks. I like Savanna river and that's area. It's amazing for cyclist, hiking, and running 🏃 . Pray for me to visit Augusta again.
Augusta is not the second largest city its Columbus, ga
@Yusuf Mummy I don’t know where you getting your information from, but Augusta is the second largest City.
@@yusufmummy2717 Augusta has more populations than Columbus does. I really don’t know where you’re getting your information but Columbus, Georgia ranks 4th largest city since the the release of the 2019-2020 census and 2019 economic reports.
Thanks im moving there now bugs i dont mind ill use a good ole slipper if i have to
Lol…yep a good ole slipper will definitely do the job… Lol… feel free to reach out if you need me
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia of course I will.. thank you
@@zazarealreviews2571 Looking forward to it!
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia wanted to ask are there any wild animals roaming around like bears or anything I'm from New York so idk
@ZAZA REAL REVIEWS Good question but no bears here…animals here are deer, raccoons, squirrels, rabbit, armadillo, coyotes, foxes, skunks, etc.
We do have museums and Augusta is 140 EAST of Atlanta not west😊
Yep thanks that correction was previously notated and thanks so much for watching 💖
I live in National Hills, right across the street from the Augusta National Golf course, (masters). During that week there are so many people here and traffic Is a nightmare. I've lived here all my life and love it. 💘 we're nothing like Atlanta, we're a small city with a small town feel. Of course there are bad spots in our town but that's everywhere.
I love it here too - especially the small town feel. Since moving here we make sure we're vacation during Masters week to avoid the traffic.
No Busses on Sunday. They were free when I was there November, December 2020
Sounds like you were in Richmond County… Glad you were able to visit
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia I really enjoyed Augusta. As a traveler been through many a city.
Delays here can get very heavy it depend what time it is and Augusta have cabs we used to them sometimes and more roads are getting built Augusta has that city life.
@22 Cashout I’ve seen Ubers here but I haven’t personally seen cabs and it’s quite different for me coming from a major city moving to Augusta... the traffic here can’t compare to what I’m accustomed to.
Right But Traffic is sure getting worst with more waiting and On I-20 its non stop traffic it's always busy and anytime it can stop out of the middle of no where same for I-520 but that's because the population in different areas in areas and more jobs
But Augusta is getting into that real big city life with a whole new jamebrown arena comming and its going to be big like you going to a NBA And a warterpark with along dave & buster's but I like what they doing its right now a fast growing city.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia what major city are you from?
@@leonation89 The Chicagoland area
Augusta does have museums. We have the Morris Museum of Art, the Augusta Museum of History, Laney Walker Museum of Black History, The Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson, Ezekiel Harris House, and these are just a few. They been around for a long time.
Thanks so much! Once Covid is over I will definitely be visiting those museums.
Thank You!
There’s a new museum that just opened up. It’s a Jewish Museum.
@@arasstudiosproduction2422 Nice..Where is it?
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia On Telfair Rd. It’s where the old Jewish Synagogue 🕍 is at. If I remember the article correctly.
Augusta is actually now one of the big cities in the USA so you really can't call it small no more cause now it's big like more things are coming to the city night life is getting better with more cars on the interstates because now it be crowded and here I here honking all the time it depends were you at And Augusta traffic used to be very fast during rush hour but now you stop here like it is in Atlanta anytime but the city is a fast growing city along with serburs Evans GA.
@22 Cashout The area is definitely quickly changing into more of a city feeling. Depending upon where one comes from in the country it could be small to some but large to others.
Right but they say that both about Atlanta and Augusta I guess it depends what city you come from but the night life here is getting way better for the young crowd the new clubs the new bars music at night top golf restaurants and more and even more is comming.
What about Columbus? Macon? Savannah? Are they like Augusta?
@@leonation89 In my opinion each are distinctively different.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia o ok because our cities in NC are getting bigger and bigger like Augusta is too. I wanna visit Augusta.
And here it's not all that playback more trees getting cut down and felling up allot of land so the city is really fun with more coming and there are museums down here I see them all the time..
@22 cashout Yep trees are constantly being cut down and more land is being being developed for subdivisions. Please share museums that you are aware of.
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Augusta does also have the main Airport called Augusta Regional Airport at Bush Field which is located on Hwy 56 Spur (Doug Bernard Parkway); 4 miles south of I-520 East (Bobby Jones Expressway).
Yep that was mentioned in the video at mark 3.19
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia yep you sure did👍🏽
This is good. I may relocate soon
Sounds good feel free to reach out
But there is a little bit of museums one is called Augusta historic art museum and two more in downtown but that’s the must popular tourist go there allot.
Sounds good thanks
My sister lives there and I have not planed a visit yet bc of the bugs and I'm a east coast city girl. I'll continue watching your beautiful videos my sister knows I'll never visit.
Awww Nanette don’t let the bugs keep you from family… The best time to visit would be in the winter between November and February when they are less bugs seen. Thanks for watching the videos. 😊
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia I'll keep the facetime chats going. Just knowing the bugs are BIGGER is a JESUS take the wheel moment for me. I just joined yesterday to your TH-cam. You have a FOREVER follower. Blessings Sis from Boston to Augusta
@@Double423 Not a JESUS take the wheel moment....that's hilarious!! Ok well... definitely don't want you in that type of situation.....facetime it is.... thanks for being part of the our youtube family :)
Nanette I Pray that you
Don't let the bugs come between you and
your sister! Wear your
masks and bring your hand sanitizer, your
sister she'll protect you
and Our Heavenly Father is with you!!
I Can't see my sister,
and I know other people who wish they could. Please don't let
the bugs stop you from
the Love of your Sister!
If you think bugs are bad in Augusta.... well you must definitely have gotten the wrong information!!
I use to live there.
Augusta has the best dental school who has great dental service with cheaper dental fees . The fairgrounds are bigger and able enough to have bigger fairs and events .
Yes - great medical district too. Can't wait for the pandemic to end so the fairs can open again. My family and friends have made great memories at the fairs and events in town.
Love Agusta Georgia my !
Yes! Same here 💖
I do have a question? As big as Augusta is, how come there is no Amtrak station here?
Interesting question.... Augusta actually had passenger rail service in the past and we're now one of many big cities who don't have Amtrak. :( Check out this link.... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_major_cities_in_U.S._lacking_inter-city_rail_service
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia Columbus and Macon doesn't have one either I see
Augusta not big
@@chadstone2689 how?
@@chadstone2689 what's your definition of big
Consider living in South Augusta. Goshen Plantation has homes on a golf course and these homes were built stronger and of better materials. There is no HOA!!
It has that Mayberry feeling.
Goshen definitely does give you more value for your dollar with land and the many of the homes are older just as you said.
Cab service is available
Yep ...After being here for five years I just saw a cab two weeks ago in Richmond County. Nothing nearly like downtown of New York or Chicago which every other car is a cab.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia yep it's the new thing it's called Lyft or Uber get a job get a car and put it to work work for yourself be stable and a entrepreneur. You on your own here unless u get with the program. Love Augusta!!!!! We work for ours every thing we have and Own just saying.....
@@youngslim5431 Absolutely!
I use to live in Grovetown a couple of years ago. But now I'm moving to North Augusta, SC. Are you familiar with that area?
I can definitely help you with the North Augusta side as well. Feel free to reach out to me when you have time 706-740-2018 I look forward to speaking with you!
hello, can you please let me know which part of the Augusta is safe to live with family? South Augusta or North Augusta, SC or Grovetown?
Public transit in Augusta is the pits!
Yeah unfortunately public transportation in Augusta is scarce compared to larger cities like Chicago and New York which is probably why so many people have cars here.
Um, 150 miles east of Atl! Not west! And as far as recreation is concerned, newcomers should definitely consider Lake Storm Thurmond, or as the local still call Clark’s Hill, one of the largest man-made lakes east of the Mississippi.
Yes! My goodness thank you ... I guess I was thinking of ATL being West of us and said west instead of East... good looking out! Clarks Hill is definitely a go to spot- it’s beautiful there.
Absolutely...great video!
@@fbernard08 Thank you
I think I heard you say there are no cabs/taxis in Augusta. Does that apply to all of Augusta or just to the areas outside of the Augusta city limits? Thanks! (Love your video!)
Thanks and funny thing is since recording the video I have seen a couple of cabs in the Richmond County area… But I still haven’t seen any in Columbia County - at least not yet. But I’m sure they probably come here since they’re in Richmond County. (Augusta is in Richmond County)
Augusta does have a public transportation it’s just not as wide spread as other cities. Augusta has a good number of museums.
They have Uber
For people who want to live in a sub with a golf course and no HOA, consider Goshen Plantation.
been living here for my entire life and all of this is true
:)
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia but you should tell them about the violence and gangs
@@hershellawrence8402 Well unfortunately that's everywhere in America but the stats are online for all to see.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia well yes but its bad when we have one of the highest sex trafficking in the country
Next time mention the nice weather and that most of the time severe weather goes around to the north and south of Augusta, not through Augusta. I have been here 33 years and noticed that. It fascinates me, is truly a blessing from God and should not be taken for granted. Has anyone else noticed this?
I love small towns! How safe is Augusta for PoC? I know you mentioned southern hospitality but how friendly is everyone to outsiders?
I also love small towns and hopefully watching my most recent video will address your concerns about safety and southern hospitality… If not feel free to contact me directly and thanks for watching …th-cam.com/video/Ua7vJeSR5QQ/w-d-xo.html
Augusta is not a small town….. it’s a CITY
Augusta is Not A Small Town ...We Are A City !!!!!
Augusta is the second largest metro in Georgia but when coming from big cities like New York, Los Angeles and Chicago is considered small.
were looking to rent.. do you have any suggestions? when our contract ends we will decide to stay and purchase a house..
For rentals you can try www.augustarentalhomes.net
I got some words of advice. Don't move here were full to many people. Becoming way overpopulated.
Looks like most cities in the South are quickly growing these days.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia Yeah that goes for the whole planet. Overpopulation is gona kill us all in the long run.
I been here since 2015... I say a Year later, is when I started to notice more out of Towners started moving here. I like how peaceful it is here for the most part
@@jada9298 Where did you move from?
I moved out of Augusta my hometown lol. Since leaving I have found more things to do that Augusta can do downtown but it never really happens heck louisville, ky uses the downtown area all the time but i am not in Kentucky anymore now i am at fort hood.
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Hi - thanks for the info. Do you have things like DoorDash, instacart and Amazon available? Also, you mentioned not having public transportation but is there Uber?
Hi! Thanks for watching! Yes we have Doordash and Amazon… Richmond County which is where Augusta is has public busses but Columbia County doesn’t. No need to worry though because both counties have Uber, Lyft and I’m now starting to notice taxis.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia thanks so much!
@@tiphschwarz You’re welcome
I moved here 4 years ago from the DC area. Neighborhoods are nice and pace is slower. The commutes are shorter time frame, but very stressful traffic as drivers do not like to stop or slow down. Call your car insurance and check to see if your rates will increase if you move here (to this State and/or SC). Our SC neighbors are the #3 worst drivers in the US (according to AAA).
I agree with all you said and driving fast is defintely a habit we embrace here. :)
I thought there were a few museums...or have they shut down? I guess I need to Google them because I was going to re-visit them, it has been a long time since I've been to any of them.
Yes we have smaller museums I've since discovered.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia After I wrote this message, I saw somebody else's message that said there are indeed museums. I should have read the other messages first before I wrote a message. And I do look forward to revisiting these museums.
@@LoveLoveLove9552 lol...no worries and thanks for watching the channel
Thank you for your videos! I am in Kentucky and am considering a move to Georgia in 2024. Do you have any suggestions for renting a house when I can't visit it first? I will be visiting Augusta prior to moving, but I'll have several months back in Kentucky before I make the big move.
You’re welcome… I’m so glad the information has been helpful for you. Yes I have suggestions and can definitely walk you through the process. Feel free to schedule a time to discuss details at your convenience. calendly.com/delresarealtor/30min
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia Thank you! I made an appt for Thursday. Do you also handle Aiken and North Augusta?
@@heidihowe1975 Yes we do and we have you on the schedule for Thursday. Looking forward to meeting you!
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia I can't locate the Zoom link!
@@heidihowe1975 Just resent it to you. See you soon!
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I know not everybody is like this but I had bad experience moving to Augusta Georgia all my neighbors not all I'd say about half my neighbors we're griping complaining about me walking my dog they want to make sure that they stayed in the street so me my dog stayed in the street and versus the way they went buy it they weren't nice friendly tone they yelled it wasn't pleasant with me at all and made it where I didn't want to be outside and walk at all and made it where I didn't like the neighborhood at all it was a nice neighborhood they care about their lawns and I understand that and that's why I picked up at after my dog and everything but I didn't even like the neighborhood I had to take her to somewhere else and I just said my yard when I was there not leave the yard I didn't want to hear Indian neighbors griping complaining and I could be in the street they could still driving the plane I did I just want to hear it at first I really loved it and I loved the area's real beautiful the best people change my perception pretty quick
Oh wow that’s so unfortunate.....to live in an area you enjoy but to live in a neighborhood where you deal with that had to be unsettling. Sounds like the neighborhood you lived in didn’t have sidewalks which is an amenity that not all neighborhoods in the Augusta have. As far as the people, there are good and bad people everywhere and I’m sure that was an uncomfortable experience for you. Hopefully your good experiences of living in Augusta outweighed the bad.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia thank you very much you're right it doesn't have sidewalks we're still the same place we just moved to the area the end of March I will say it's a very beautiful area may you have a great and wonderful day
@@capthenry2668 oh well in that case welcome to Augusta!! Hopefully things will improve with you and your neighbors and yes it’s a beautiful place here. Feel free to reach out if you ever need information on anything here. Thanks and enjoy your day as well!
Thank you very much, I will definitely keep you in mind if I need anything, thank you again
Lol you forgot snakes and deer...omg! My first time I saw a snake I ran so fast. Yes! People here are so nice. We live in Crawford Creek and it’s the BEST! We love it!!
That’s right - I saw a snake for the first time here this past summer so it had been five years before I spotted one… And yes deer we were accustomed to seeing them in the Midwest I’m accustomed to seeing as being from the Midwest. Oh but wait you just reminded me… Armadillos… That’s something we see as road kill here and Crawford Creek is beautiful!
Can’t hear what you’re saying cause of the music playing.
Oh wow thanks for letting me know. I'll be more careful to notice that next time. In the meantime perhaps you can use the closed captions.
What are the names of some good apartments in the Agusta area?
Feel free to reach out to me by zoom phone or email and I can give you details
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia Happy Mother's Day!!!! Hopefully, I will be moving to Agusta, Georgia this November. My girlfriend is already there, but she wants me to move in with her but that's only about control. My budget is between 480 to 580. If it's more than that, I would get a house. Any advice? THANKS!!!
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia Happy Mother's Day!!!! Hopefully, I will be moving to Agusta, Georgia this November. My girlfriend is already there, but she wants me to move in with her but that's only about control. My budget is between 480 to 580. If it's more than that, I would get a house. Any advice? THANKS!!!
@@lmcperson Thanks and feel free to reach out to discuss details if you'd like. 706-740-2018
@@lmcperson is a good site to search for rentals
Ru investor friendly? Do you own rentals yourself?
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We have Uber!
Yep we sure do!
I'm deaf so I'm not tearing the video sigh. Can u tell me where is safe in Augusta for black ppl? north south east west n neighborhoods n if it snows at Time? I love the snow
Hi the captions are on for this video but if you don't see them you may need to make the on/off adjustment on your end. I can send you statistics on Augusta and the demographics if you email me. Also it rarely snows in Augusta but you can find snow in the mountains a couple hours from here.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia The mountains are which part of Augusta. North south east or west
@@SooooRare The mountains are not in Augusta but are a couple of hours drive from Augusta.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia Does Augusta got a east west north south part? If yes. Which side is most Safe to live!
Any direction is good and it never snows. You might hate it here
We definitely have cabs 🙄😩
We sure do… funny thing is I didn’t see any until after I recorded the video but I corrected that in the comments… Thanks for commenting and watching
Augusta is ok but the big city of Avera Ga is the cats meow lol
Lol
I goggle the taxi 🚕 in Augusta Ga, and it’s have a few taxi company.. And I also check the review from people.
Sounds good.
Idk... Bout alot u said ppl here are toxic too,low energy been here going on two years and like u said coming from the big cities we live and when u show high energy here they look at you like u crazy
Low energy people are everywhere but that’s when we have to be more intentional to find and surround ourselves with positive people.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia hard to find them here
@@williamramseur9095 Reach out to me and I can put you in touch with some positive groups
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia deal
Do you sell houses?
Yes I do...are you looking to buy or sell a home in the Augusta area?
Augusta's slow pace and a small Town to me.
Great pace making it easier to have a quality life without the hustle and bustle of a BIG city. Not for everyone but I personally enjoy it.
Welll move
@@shevettejackson8129 well mind ya business , make me move.
@@jada9298 It's on a public page.
@@shevettejackson8129 I don't care if Jesus puts it in the Sky for Judgment Day. I said wht I said if Augusta's slow pace, it's slow pace 🤷♀️ sue Me 🙄 😑.
You left off Lucy C. Laney high school homecoming, and the museum. By far Laney high schools has the best homecoming festivities in the area.
Sounds good- thanks there a quite a few festivities in the area...too many to even name.
And there's really not much recreation for kids to keep them busy...
When you say recreation what are you comparing it to? What type of recreation is it that you’re looking for that you haven’t found for the kids?
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia sports, teaching classes like a simple trade like they used to have in schools before they took them outta schools, boys and girls club that provide transportation for the less fortunate, anything that catches a child's attention ... Idk b creative with all this technology there has to be something for the kids that will distract them from the mess... It just seems like there are tons of negative things to do and no one can come up with anything positive that will benefit both fortunate and unfortunate children... It's almost as if you are in a lower class you don't have the same opportunities as middle class or upper class because your finances don't match your poverty level is too extreme... if you want to know more about what I mean and more about my experience since I've been here in Augusta I will email u my number I have three boys and one daughter my oldest son plays football very very good but all of a sudden when life hit it was nothing I could do no more and couldn't find no help
And this isn't anything I'm trying to put off on somebody else it would be more than happy to help and contribute if there was a movement like this going on I'm a painter by trade I have other construction abilities but once again I live in poverty I can only do so much....
@@christoldenise2179 I’ll definitely be giving you a call to share opportunities I know of that are available for your children in the downtown Augusta area. Here’s one for starters…www.jessyenormanschool.org/
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Augusta is a good place to live
Yes I agree
I lived in Augusta Georgia All My Life now you lying about the cabs we do have cabs
lol… I made the correction in my comment section … yes Augusta has cabs but they’re not seen as often in Columbia County particularly with Uber and Lyft now in place of cabs. In fact you can go months without seeing a cab and you don’t nearly see them as often as the big cities which you can easily see 20 to 30 on a street at a time in those areas like Chgo and NY.
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia you right
@@LivinginAugustaGeorgia and thank you for showing Augusta Georgia love because a lot of people be clowning on us.
@@shevettejackson8129 You’re welcome girl I LOVE living here and thanks for watching and commenting 💖
I hate bugs😬
Yes same here… Exterminating is recommended to be done quarterly. That keeps us in good shape. If you consider moving here just try to avoid living near a wooded area.