Pretty cool - I live ~2 miles N of Dearborn & 776 intersect. I've never watched a video & saw my (very small) town.If you live in Englewood - give a shout-out! Helloooooo PS empty bottles are from recycling bins-expired meds are disposed of properly.
Englewood is a great little town. It is small, friendly, and safe. There are organizations that do a lot for the homeless here including regular potluck meals.
Pill bottles are for recycling, attics are desperately trying to find pills but those are empty. I pick them up while im working. They leave them out on docks behind stores.
I was born and raised in Englewood. I've watched this town go from a great place for kids to get over run by the in flux of elderly northerners, and they absolutely destroyed it! The reason there are so many homeless in Englewood now is that the rent prices are unbelievable. People from out of state have bought all these homes and duplexes, then pushed the rent up so high that it has pushed out locals! I just seen the other day a room for rent for $2,500! One single room! Nothing included! This side of Englewood is on the Sarasota County side. They treat this side of Englewood as a step child. The roads haven't been taking care of in over a decade. I know where they places are at where this dude is showing you. Ian did destroy our town, but the homeless has been here 20+ years now. It's sad to my home town like this. I still live here. 40+ yrs. I've watched this town become a cesspool of drug uses, homelessness, and some many businesses shut down. Englewood is now a horrible place to live unless you have money.
@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS We do have several churches that have food banks and a mobile shower that is at one church on Mondays with a clinic. But I did see where some said we have places for them to go, and that is a lie. We do not have any place where the homeless can go, too. Not in Englewood. We don't have a homeless coalition. So these people are basically stuck. The nearest homeless shelter I know of is in Port Charlotte. That would take them days on foot and a day ride on a bike. What saddens me the most is that I'm raising my daughter here, and I can not imagine what it will look like when she graduates here. Sarasota County does not care about this town. I'm sure you have seen the side roads. In the neighborhoods. Pot holes filled in and filled in again. Over and over. Where Dearborn St. If you head east towards 41. That road is supposed to have been widened to two lanes both ways since the late 70s! This is an evacuation route. They started a few years ago with this from 75 to 41, but Sarasota will not go further than that. Winchester Rd, which is of River Rd, goes to 776 on the Charlotte County side. It's one lane all the way to the Charlotte County line, then becomes 2 lanes. This is another evacuation route. Pine St is the same way. Charlotte County 2 lanes. Sarasota side 1 lane. Englewood is Sarasota Counites cesspool.
There used to be a huge one up behind burger king in old Englewood. I had a friend that ended up there and I went to visit her and I couldn't believe what they had done in there. It was all built up like a neighborhood but with tents.
Sarasota/Bradenton has the most RV/MH Communities in FL. But 95% are 55+ (but mostly empty), look shabby, and have endless rules/regulations posted on the property warning residents to follow the rules or else! For example, the Manatee County Police will arrest a person for trespassing at the Tropical Gardens RV/MH Community in Oneco/Bradenton. Most of these communities that are highly regulated by the police look like run down, shanty towns! 😎
I really loved your video! I have lived here for 9 years...love it very much! Sad about the homeless population, our community has a lot of free food and housing etc.for them, but it's just the way it is for some people. Whether it's because of mental illness, drug addiction, hardship, some folks don't want to get out of homelessness. There are so many great things about this area. You were a great videographer! :D I hope my little town stays "Old Florida"
I first went to Englewood in 1978. Quite a bit has changed over the years. I was living there just three years ago…moved north to be closer to grandkids. The homeless situation was growing just before I left…between that, Red Tides, and that doofus TH-camr guy, I decided not to buy a house.
I don’t walk around with the property appraiser app on everywhere I go. The really slick homeless put up camp on public lands like those belonging to a county makes it harder to extract them since its a “public place” or they find lots owned by Chinese investors who will never actually see the property themselves. They are vastly slick about who owns the land before they set up camp. They know all the land loopholes to avoid trespassing changes.
Very cute little town. There is lots of road rage all over the country for people are mad about debt economics, greed, widening wealth gap, and ineffective political leaders taking more than their fair share. Lots of people are working to pay to drive to work and eat barely scraping by. Our beautiful country with a most awesome potential isn't what it used to be despite many good folks longing for a new deal. Cutest small businesses, but probably not enough profit to make it as a sole proprietor entrepreneur in the old days where that is more about small town community and atmosphere.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGSIs it white sand and coconuts or a bit too far north? Very pretty area. I'd love to go fishing down there. I wonder if some of the homeless fish and eat fish in the outdoors?
Not rare in cuba. Maybe you went to some tourist destinations but the real cuba is full of shantytowns. I saw people in cascorro living in clay huts like some african tribes in Ethiopia. You just haven’t seen the real cuba. Plenty of shantytowns in cuba, the north end of Camaguey and area called calera… you just don’t know. Not even people in cuba know
Well, one positive about Englewood is that a lot of people I went to School with there in the 80's are staying around there reinvesting in the town trying to build the town up. They own businesses and are helping out. Dearborn street is really changing for the better. Homeless people are everywhere. I see young homeless around the area where I work in Bradenton and I wonder why. Why is a young person not able to find a job? If I were homeless I'd be trying to do all I could to not be homeless. Are they hooked on drugs? Not with it mentally? lazy? Did something happen that they got hurt and can't help themselves? Some programs could help these people gain footing to maybe get them off the streets. But they have to help themselves to get started.
You are ridiculous! This is trash on the road not a camp. No one lives there. This might have been a camp for a short while but they don't last long. The law enforcement doesn't allow them.
They have no clue Jose I appreciate you and katie hope yall get wealthy, l have a full camp seminole florida I'm leaving eventually cleaned up the whole woods shits crazy 😂😢😅 stoner if anything ,people say why? It's a home made housing voucher. Like bro said..........
Trash beaches. Sand is grey to yellow and it gets very hot. On a warm day you can’t walk barefoot on it. Worst beaches in SWFL. Siesta key and northward does get better. Sanibel and southward as well. Best fishing is everglades city. Boca grande is a top fishing destination always has been. But after ian nothing has been the same for fishing 😢
Well yeah it’s not Siesta Key or Bradenton Beach but the water there is or was pretty great. Ever been to the other beaches in Charlotte county? They are awful and I think Brackish water .
I was mostly talking about Englewood beach being in Charlotte County. But wow I am surprised Boca Grande is Lee I always thought it was Charlotte . Learned something new
The fact that you still 100% come off the cuff with non facts is very frustrating you need to get your facts right!!!!!!! You talk just to talk to.... You're part of the problem not the solution chanty chanty chanty 🙏💯❤️😉🌞😎
You know at first I thought you were for the poor the homeless and downtrodden announcing to feel more like you're making fun of them and I don't appreciate that at all. I'm not homeless but I have a heart for those who are slow down take a look at what you doing and saying
Vietnam veterans used to dig a hole and then put like over their waste so it would not smell. Then you bury it when you are done. If the hole is deep noone would know you were there. I meant lime over the waste. You can get it at a hardware store.
It is pretty, but they have alligators snakes, and spiders. Tough place to be homeless. Very hot. I would be near an ocean so I could dive in the ocean when it gets hot.
Pretty cool - I live ~2 miles N of Dearborn & 776 intersect. I've never watched a video & saw my (very small) town.If you live in Englewood - give a shout-out! Helloooooo
PS empty bottles are from recycling bins-expired meds are disposed of properly.
Just please don't make fun of the homeless
Englewood is a great little town. It is small, friendly, and safe. There are organizations that do a lot for the homeless here including regular potluck meals.
The safe word today is shanty town.
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Pill bottles are for recycling, attics are desperately trying to find pills but those are empty. I pick them up while im working. They leave them out on docks behind stores.
The Economy is going to drive millions of people to this way of life. May ,God have mercy on us. In , Jesus name Amen 🙏
Good luck....
I was born and raised in Englewood. I've watched this town go from a great place for kids to get over run by the in flux of elderly northerners, and they absolutely destroyed it! The reason there are so many homeless in Englewood now is that the rent prices are unbelievable. People from out of state have bought all these homes and duplexes, then pushed the rent up so high that it has pushed out locals! I just seen the other day a room for rent for $2,500! One single room! Nothing included! This side of Englewood is on the Sarasota County side. They treat this side of Englewood as a step child. The roads haven't been taking care of in over a decade. I know where they places are at where this dude is showing you. Ian did destroy our town, but the homeless has been here 20+ years now. It's sad to my home town like this. I still live here. 40+ yrs. I've watched this town become a cesspool of drug uses, homelessness, and some many businesses shut down. Englewood is now a horrible place to live unless you have money.
Its crazy how it went from amazing to garbage so quickly
@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS We do have several churches that have food banks and a mobile shower that is at one church on Mondays with a clinic. But I did see where some said we have places for them to go, and that is a lie. We do not have any place where the homeless can go, too. Not in Englewood. We don't have a homeless coalition. So these people are basically stuck. The nearest homeless shelter I know of is in Port Charlotte. That would take them days on foot and a day ride on a bike. What saddens me the most is that I'm raising my daughter here, and I can not imagine what it will look like when she graduates here. Sarasota County does not care about this town. I'm sure you have seen the side roads. In the neighborhoods. Pot holes filled in and filled in again. Over and over. Where Dearborn St. If you head east towards 41. That road is supposed to have been widened to two lanes both ways since the late 70s! This is an evacuation route. They started a few years ago with this from 75 to 41, but Sarasota will not go further than that. Winchester Rd, which is of River Rd, goes to 776 on the Charlotte County side. It's one lane all the way to the Charlotte County line, then becomes 2 lanes. This is another evacuation route. Pine St is the same way. Charlotte County 2 lanes. Sarasota side 1 lane. Englewood is Sarasota Counites cesspool.
I grew up in Englewood too .
@@mothermayhem1566 nice
i would be scared of the rattlesnakes and creepy crawlys
I’m from Englewood. Awesome vibe. You didn’t meet Danny Duncan? Homeless are mostly locals on hard times. Don’t feed the wildlife.
I grew up in Englewood too .
Jose i think that might be a shanty town
Please wear gloves and be safe
There used to be a huge one up behind burger king in old Englewood. I had a friend that ended up there and I went to visit her and I couldn't believe what they had done in there. It was all built up like a neighborhood but with tents.
Something like that
Did they kick them out? Is it being developed now?
@@Pinkfrosting962 yeah cops went in and kicked everyone out awhile ago but I don't think it's being developed now.
I think what happens is when they get evicted they try to hold onto to their stuff, but if it rains the wind would blow it around.
Jose you are homeless you just don't know it
Home is where you sleep worry free
Every time I watch a vlog in Florida, they always show the beautiful side of Florida, but never the bad parts.
Is there only one Welcome to Englewood sign?
Not sure
Dude, you are lost
You can't help someone who doesn't want help, these people are destroying, America.
Home of Danny Duncan!!
Brooo those pill bottles are crazy!!!
Absolutely nuts!!! Some massive danger to the public!!!
Natural ice is a good cheap beer. I think it is 5.7 percent. It tastes like Budweiser. It is good to drink if you do not have a lot of money.
Sarasota/Bradenton has the most RV/MH Communities in FL. But 95% are 55+ (but mostly empty), look shabby, and have endless rules/regulations posted on the property warning residents to follow the rules or else! For example, the Manatee County Police will arrest a person for trespassing at the Tropical Gardens RV/MH Community in Oneco/Bradenton. Most of these communities that are highly regulated by the police look like run down, shanty towns! 😎
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Everything they can steal gets left behind. Englewood and Florida as a whole. Has tons of homeless camps.
I really loved your video! I have lived here for 9 years...love it very much! Sad about the homeless population, our community has a lot of free food and housing etc.for them, but it's just the way it is for some people. Whether it's because of mental illness, drug addiction, hardship, some folks don't want to get out of homelessness. There are so many great things about this area. You were a great videographer! :D I hope my little town stays "Old Florida"
Anyone remember my live stream in englewood where the “fine young locals” attached people? 😊 we deleted it but some of yall saw it
I first went to Englewood in 1978. Quite a bit has changed over the years.
I was living there just three years ago…moved north to be closer to grandkids.
The homeless situation was growing just before I left…between that, Red Tides, and that doofus TH-camr guy, I decided not to buy a house.
Very Shanty
They need trash bags.
So who owns this land that all these people are living at?You need to be careful out there
I don’t walk around with the property appraiser app on everywhere I go. The really slick homeless put up camp on public lands like those belonging to a county makes it harder to extract them since its a “public place” or they find lots owned by Chinese investors who will never actually see the property themselves. They are vastly slick about who owns the land before they set up camp. They know all the land loopholes to avoid trespassing changes.
I'm shocked about the road rage. I thought it was a bunch of old folks.
No they angry
Very cute little town. There is lots of road rage all over the country for people are mad about debt economics, greed, widening wealth gap, and ineffective political leaders taking more than their fair share. Lots of people are working to pay to drive to work and eat barely scraping by. Our beautiful country with a most awesome potential isn't what it used to be despite many good folks longing for a new deal. Cutest small businesses, but probably not enough profit to make it as a sole proprietor entrepreneur in the old days where that is more about small town community and atmosphere.
Wish we gad showed the beaches 🌴
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGSIs it white sand and coconuts or a bit too far north? Very pretty area. I'd love to go fishing down there. I wonder if some of the homeless fish and eat fish in the outdoors?
You will see shanty towns in Haiti , Dominican Republic or Nigeria , very rare in Cuba.
Not rare in cuba. Maybe you went to some tourist destinations but the real cuba is full of shantytowns. I saw people in cascorro living in clay huts like some african tribes in Ethiopia. You just haven’t seen the real cuba. Plenty of shantytowns in cuba, the north end of Camaguey and area called calera… you just don’t know. Not even people in cuba know
Well, one positive about Englewood is that a lot of people I went to School with there in the 80's are staying around there reinvesting in the town trying to build the town up. They own businesses and are helping out. Dearborn street is really changing for the better. Homeless people are everywhere. I see young homeless around the area where I work in Bradenton and I wonder why. Why is a young person not able to find a job? If I were homeless I'd be trying to do all I could to not be homeless. Are they hooked on drugs? Not with it mentally? lazy? Did something happen that they got hurt and can't help themselves? Some programs could help these people gain footing to maybe get them off the streets. But they have to help themselves to get started.
They don’t know how to function. Englewood has done a great job downtown
Our school system failed the younger generation.
You are ridiculous! This is trash on the road not a camp. No one lives there. This might have been a camp for a short while but they don't last long. The law enforcement doesn't allow them.
Watch the whole video 🥴
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS how much time have you spent in Englewood?
First comment !!!!
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They have no clue Jose I appreciate you and katie hope yall get wealthy, l have a full camp seminole florida I'm leaving eventually cleaned up the whole woods shits crazy 😂😢😅 stoner if anything ,people say why? It's a home made housing voucher. Like bro said..........
How did they get a hold of all those pill bottles???!!! Wow
They are on docks behind super markets either a pharmacy. Recycle bags
Best Beaches in Charlotte County by far . Near by Boca Grande is the best fishing in Florida imo
Trash beaches. Sand is grey to yellow and it gets very hot. On a warm day you can’t walk barefoot on it. Worst beaches in SWFL. Siesta key and northward does get better. Sanibel and southward as well. Best fishing is everglades city. Boca grande is a top fishing destination always has been. But after ian nothing has been the same for fishing 😢
Boca grande has better sand
Well yeah it’s not Siesta Key or Bradenton Beach but the water there is or was pretty great. Ever been to the other beaches in Charlotte county? They are awful and I think Brackish water .
@@toddage83 Boca grande is nice. but thats in lee, should be charlotte how i see it.
I was mostly talking about Englewood beach being in Charlotte County.
But wow I am surprised Boca Grande is Lee I always thought it was Charlotte . Learned something new
Be careful out there.
The fact that you still 100% come off the cuff with non facts is very frustrating you need to get your facts right!!!!!!! You talk just to talk to.... You're part of the problem not the solution chanty chanty chanty 🙏💯❤️😉🌞😎
So you used to talk about a skid loader, a lot why not get one and do a clean up or charge neighborhoods clean area. Get paid in advance.
Because thats illegal… you can’t just take heavy equipment to peoples land 😅
That road rage crap is ridiculous. Mostly caused by out of towners that can’t drive!! I live here!
Ashanti town bro 😅😅😅
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You know at first I thought you were for the poor the homeless and downtrodden announcing to feel more like you're making fun of them and I don't appreciate that at all. I'm not homeless but I have a heart for those who are slow down take a look at what you doing and saying
Vietnam veterans used to dig a hole and then put like over their waste so it would not smell. Then you bury it when you are done. If the hole is deep noone would know you were there. I meant lime over the waste. You can get it at a hardware store.
these folks dont try too hard
It is pretty, but they have alligators snakes, and spiders. Tough place to be homeless. Very hot. I would be near an ocean so I could dive in the ocean when it gets hot.
Go to a home depot in any area
And see the loval demographic
Englewood equals Older Folks
Love the art
I moved from Englewood. That town is dying.
all those tax dollars the city dont even clean the mess
its feb man these are snowbirds, but the economy has beat them down,
Thank God DeSantis got booted from potential US leadership!
Turn America Into Florida!!! 💉
Never been down under 😅
City officials on Heroin 2
It os a lovely area
Mostly Caucasian
Hmmmmmmmm
Great bum camps? One and dun my friend..