Hello. Thank you for sharing that extensive video of the city of Astoria? Do you live there? I have always wanted to know that city because it seems very calm to me. I live in Medellin, Colombia and my city is very chaotic. There are people everywhere, a lot of dirt, many cars, thousands of motorcycles and sales stands on the streets that do not allow you to walk freely. My city is modern, with Metro and streetcar systems, but I would prefer to live in a city like Astoria. I am very lonely and quiet and that is why the atmosphere of Astoria has always caught my attention because it is like me, calm and lonely. Thank you very much for letting me watch your video.
I recorded this video during lockdown. I've been back twice to Astoria to record but I've chosen not to upload those videos because I didn't think they came out well, nor were things as busy as I was hoping
As a former resident I’m more interested in seeing which businesses still exist and are new tratare than the parked cars. Perhaps if you do another one you could show more of the storefronts while you are walking.
Ho the city of "The Goonies " yes excellent !!!! next time you will be able to film the locations of the film in astoria. 10:47 the mansion where the father of the goonies works in the film and next to the mansion the prison from the start of the awesome movie!
I visited Astoria for that and the school that kindergarten cop was filmed at back in 2020 it was surreal. I grew up on goonies. Major bucket list item crossed off💯
I love watching your videos. I’m hoping to see you do one in October during Halloween or before that, just to see what Oregon state looks like in the fall 🎃 . I been looking up “fall seasons in oregon state walking tour” lol
Strawberry Mittens Yes during this time of the year, the fall season really brightens my mood. I’m actually trying to create some fall photoshoots soon🍁🍂 I will definitely be praying for Oregon, the people and the community out there. I heard and seen the situation on the news. God is under control, I’m planning on moving to Oregon state next year. Not afraid of a new start in my life but I’ll be glad to move out of Chicago. God bless you too❤️🙏🏽
Strawberry Mittens I sure will love it out there. I can just picture myself in a different environment surrounded by nature, 🍁🍂🌱🌲 besides the city part since the west coast has tons of nature sight seeing. Hopefully I meet people who are trustworthy, loyalty alone the way. Thank you very much for your wishes and if you ever think it over to moving here, you have my blessings as well❤️
Thanks and great idea. I have a couple of fall videos taken last year but I do some have new ideas for this year. Also I had the chance to stay at the Lincoln Park area in Chicago during the summer a few years ago, though it was before I began making these videos. Looking back I wish I did document the trip and stayed longer, didn't even realize Magnificent Mile was like 10 minutes away.
4K Nature and City Walks I’ll be looking forward to watching your new upcoming videos. I’m glad to hear you was in Chicago these pass few years ago and the Lincoln Park area is nice. Hope next time when you do come back , you can plan to make a walking tour when you come to visited. I’ll say do the summer or fall or whenever you stop by. I’m planning on moving out there in Portland by the beginning of Spring 2021. It’s time I start fresh.🍁🍂
Those are just bushes. He just missed getting a shot of a cross section of a large tree at 12:05. You can just see a piece of it under the bush, and part of the shelter built to protect it from the rain.
Yes, it’s pretty refreshing to see just a normal video without all the commentary and otherwise. The only thing I would suggest is dampening the traffic noise
I know what your saying but that can be said about any place. Once you have burned out the bars and coffee shops, done the history thing what are you going to do. I never get tired of the view and getting air on the bridge. I live on the peninsula and hit Warrenton all the time. Costco, Freddy's Homedepot blah blah. Astoria like any small town is great to visit for a time but once you start living there it changes. I don't mind it around here but then again I like the water. If I get bored I run up river to Portland and hang out for a few days. Now Longview is the dump.
@@kingcraven8056 I was being a bit melodramatic. I do like it here. But the increasing crime, trash, and human filth combined with the San Fran style gentrification is disturbing to put it nicely.
@@dogsavethequeen7689 I can't speak to the Day to Day living in Astoria but I have had a place in the area since the last year they were collecting a toll for the bridge. I think your talking about population growth. That I can speak too and yes it is becoming more popular. I'm waiting for total grid lock from Cannon beach to downtown. Maybe this August. It used to be off the beaten track but that track has been beaten down even during the winter. Haven't noticed that much human filth but I'll keep my eyes open.
@@kingcraven8056 I'm downtown Astoria everyday 'cause I work there. It's becoming a problem. John The Rocket Man is not a part of the problem. He's one of a few fun characters. But the influx of bums that we don't already know has been a pain in our collective arse. It's a dirty mess. WTF are we supposed to do with this?
I sort of ran away to Astoria Oregon with my pregnant girlfriend when I was a kid ( 18) back in 1978 just a few years before the enormous bumblebee plant closed down and logging was still going strong and it most definitely changed after 1980. It’s impossible to explain what Astoria was like in the 1970 s I😅rented a Furnished one bedroom apt in the brick building with the big fire escape platforms next to the liberty theatre on commercial st for 135 a month Utilities included and the studio apartments in the building with the firescape platforms were only 110 a month. Even back then, that was unbelievable for everyone who moved there Rent was literally dirt cheap back then I knew some who rented big furnished houses for less than 200 a month It was So easy to not be homeless then.
Heading there soon. Always nice to see what to city looks like before going. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the nice walk around Astoria
Love our beautiful state of Oregon ❤
Hello. Thank you for sharing that extensive video of the city of Astoria? Do you live there? I have always wanted to know that city because it seems very calm to me. I live in Medellin, Colombia and my city is very chaotic. There are people everywhere, a lot of dirt, many cars, thousands of motorcycles and sales stands on the streets that do not allow you to walk freely. My city is modern, with Metro and streetcar systems, but I would prefer to live in a city like Astoria. I am very lonely and quiet and that is why the atmosphere of Astoria has always caught my attention because it is like me, calm and lonely. Thank you very much for letting me watch your video.
Awesome! Astoria is really a perfect place to unwind
and visit with your family. Such a great video. Thank you so much for the free walk :)
This is what I've been looking for. Thank you.
I like this video, I am just confused why there isn't anyone on the side walks and hardly any cars..
It’s a super small town. Didn’t see many folk around either when I went 10 years ago.
I recorded this video during lockdown. I've been back twice to Astoria to record but I've chosen not to upload those videos because I didn't think they came out well, nor were things as busy as I was hoping
As a former resident I’m more interested in seeing which businesses still exist and are new tratare than the parked cars. Perhaps if you do another one you could show more of the storefronts while you are walking.
Nice walk. Never been to Oregon.
Ho the city of "The Goonies " yes excellent !!!! next time you will be able to film the locations of the film in astoria.
10:47 the mansion where the father of the goonies works in the film and next to the mansion the prison from the start of the awesome movie!
I visited Astoria for that and the school that kindergarten cop was filmed at back in 2020 it was surreal. I grew up on goonies. Major bucket list item crossed off💯
@@tacticaltaylor6936 lucky
I love watching your videos. I’m hoping to see you do one in October during Halloween or before that, just to see what Oregon state looks like in the fall 🎃 . I been looking up “fall seasons in oregon state walking tour” lol
Strawberry Mittens Yes during this time of the year, the fall season really brightens my mood. I’m actually trying to create some fall photoshoots soon🍁🍂 I will definitely be praying for Oregon, the people and the community out there. I heard and seen the situation on the news. God is under control, I’m planning on moving to Oregon state next year. Not afraid of a new start in my life but I’ll be glad to move out of Chicago. God bless you too❤️🙏🏽
Strawberry Mittens I sure will love it out there. I can just picture myself in a different environment surrounded by nature, 🍁🍂🌱🌲 besides the city part since the west coast has tons of nature sight seeing. Hopefully I meet people who are trustworthy, loyalty alone the way. Thank you very much for your wishes and if you ever think it over to moving here, you have my blessings as well❤️
Thanks and great idea. I have a couple of fall videos taken last year but I do some have new ideas for this year. Also I had the chance to stay at the Lincoln Park area in Chicago during the summer a few years ago, though it was before I began making these videos. Looking back I wish I did document the trip and stayed longer, didn't even realize Magnificent Mile was like 10 minutes away.
4K Nature and City Walks I’ll be looking forward to watching your new upcoming videos. I’m glad to hear you was in Chicago these pass few years ago and the Lincoln Park area is nice. Hope next time when you do come back , you can plan to make a walking tour when you come to visited. I’ll say do the summer or fall or whenever you stop by. I’m planning on moving out there in Portland by the beginning of Spring 2021. It’s time I start fresh.🍁🍂
Strawberry Mittens You’re welcome ❤️😊
Thanks for showing me Oregon. I’m an east coaster
Im amazed how quiet this town is.. Its more quiet than mine and we got only like 2-3k people living in my town... love that tho.
Went here 2 years ago, also big town !
that’s a magnificent sunset!! would be so lovely to winess that!!
Astoria is beautiful. We vacationed there two years ago
It seems interesting.. it seems nice
This is awesome. Thanks!
54:49 had the best line in the hole video XD
@11:27 - 11:31 ... what kind of trees are those two on the left? They’re huge!
Those are just bushes. He just missed getting a shot of a cross section of a large tree at 12:05. You can just see a piece of it under the bush, and part of the shelter built to protect it from the rain.
15:55 It's Helmet John
The sun goes down !
Thank's
@@clarkkent4595 - did you really put an apostrophe in the word 'thanks'? Wow.
What did you film this video with?
Yes, it’s pretty refreshing to see just a normal video without all the commentary and otherwise. The only thing I would suggest is dampening the traffic noise
Yoo I live just a few blocks away from where you started out
What week was this filmed?
I want to live here...any rooms to rent I'm not a bad guy...and how much in a good neighborhood $?
I’m planning on moving to Astoria when COVID goes I’m from England
the same , but me i come from france ! we are neighbors jajajaja
Same
Where is everyone?
Astoria, downtown 2008.
It saddens me to see so little people wearing masks, I used to live here
LOL
Never really cared for Astoria much its freaking depressing place, like warrenton and Hammond
I live here. It's a dump. But nice video stuff.
I know what your saying but that can be said about any place. Once you have burned out the bars and coffee shops, done the history thing what are you going to do. I never get tired of the view and getting air on the bridge. I live on the peninsula and hit Warrenton all the time. Costco, Freddy's Homedepot blah blah. Astoria like any small town is great to visit for a time but once you start living there it changes. I don't mind it around here but then again I like the water. If I get bored I run up river to Portland and hang out for a few days. Now Longview is the dump.
@@kingcraven8056 I was being a bit melodramatic. I do like it here. But the increasing crime, trash, and human filth combined with the San Fran style gentrification is disturbing to put it nicely.
@@dogsavethequeen7689 I can't speak to the Day to Day living in Astoria but I have had a place in the area since the last year they were collecting a toll for the bridge. I think your talking about population growth. That I can speak too and yes it is becoming more popular. I'm waiting for total grid lock from Cannon beach to downtown. Maybe this August. It used to be off the beaten track but that track has been beaten down even during the winter. Haven't noticed that much human filth but I'll keep my eyes open.
@@kingcraven8056 I'm downtown Astoria everyday 'cause I work there. It's becoming a problem. John The Rocket Man is not a part of the problem. He's one of a few fun characters. But the influx of bums that we don't already know has been a pain in our collective arse. It's a dirty mess. WTF are we supposed to do with this?
@@dogsavethequeen7689 Age old question.
Town not the same sad
I sort of ran away to Astoria Oregon with my pregnant girlfriend when I was a kid ( 18) back in 1978 just a few years before the enormous bumblebee plant closed down and logging was still going strong and it most definitely changed after 1980. It’s impossible to explain what Astoria was like in the 1970 s I😅rented a Furnished one bedroom apt in the brick building with the big fire escape platforms next to the liberty theatre on commercial st for 135 a month Utilities included and the studio apartments in the building with the firescape platforms were only 110 a month. Even back then, that was unbelievable for everyone who moved there Rent was literally dirt cheap back then I knew some who rented big furnished houses for less than 200 a month It was So easy to not be homeless then.