I lived on Hornet rd. It's sad for me to see how the base was abandoned. I was 4 when my dad was stationed there and 7 when we left. My younger brother was born in that hospital and my older sister and I walked to school. We also collected crabs for a man that would pay us for them. Short lived since my mother found out. I loved living there and I have some amazing memories. I had a few hermit crabs as pets. They lived outside. My mother had plants growing indoors and allowed the local lizards to make a home in them. I could go on for days. Thank you Sammy for these videos!! You are so kind to post them.
I think I lived somewhere on WASP circle somewhere during the early 70's, as a child the name sounds familiar, definitely did not look like an abandoned jungle house back then...
Could you check out house 20 Yorktown circle. We were there back the 70's. My dad ran the movie theater, bundy gym, carpool. I remember you showing the church. I did my catechism to become a catholic there.I loved Puerto Rico the most beautiful place I have ever been. My dad was in the navy for 21yrs....
@@spvideo68 awesome thank you 😊 I remember back in the 1976 we had a bicentennial party at the beach ⛱ I was 10yrs old it was so awesome 👌 and coming home from school me and my brother would pick limes of the trees 🌳 and eat them on the way home. My favorites were the little crabs 🦀 and lizards 🦎 .house #20 on Yorktown circle is where we lived for 3 half years. I remember the blue angels came to the area.and watching 👀 them fly by in our backyard 💙💙💙
More than likely people just broke in. A lot of the houses look stripped of wiring of other metals. I remember living there in the late 80s and early 90s and when Desert Storm took place. A lot of people left to go overseas. It was such a manicured and beautiful place. It hurts me to see it like this.
When did wall in the living room facing backyard get changed from full wall of glass loovered windows to one big window??? Full wall of glass viewing backyard I liked better probably did that due to hurricanes
Excellent work Sammy. Thanks again!
Thanks.
Thank You Sammy!! I lived at 17 Wasp Circle back in 83 until 86. Thanks again for sharing...
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Sammy thanks for your job
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I lived on Hornet rd. It's sad for me to see how the base was abandoned. I was 4 when my dad was stationed there and 7 when we left. My younger brother was born in that hospital and my older sister and I walked to school. We also collected crabs for a man that would pay us for them. Short lived since my mother found out. I loved living there and I have some amazing memories. I had a few hermit crabs as pets. They lived outside. My mother had plants growing indoors and allowed the local lizards to make a home in them. I could go on for days. Thank you Sammy for these videos!! You are so kind to post them.
1 hornet road...first house left ..93 thru 96 maybe ..
Awsome story thanks for watching and sharing.
Good job, Sammy!
Thank you!
I like all your videos😊
Thank you
Thank you!!! I would love to see our old house, 20 Ranger Rd.
I have it on my list.
I think I lived somewhere on WASP circle somewhere during the early 70's, as a child the name sounds familiar, definitely did not look like an abandoned jungle house back then...
Yes it was a beatiful place up until 2003
We used to live on Wasp Circle, don’t recall the house number, but it was identical to the one showed on the inside!!!!
Yes most of them are the same layout.
Could you check out house 20 Yorktown circle. We were there back the 70's. My dad ran the movie theater, bundy gym, carpool. I remember you showing the church. I did my catechism to become a catholic there.I loved Puerto Rico the most beautiful place I have ever been. My dad was in the navy for 21yrs....
Sure I’ll noted down on the list.
@@spvideo68 awesome thank you 😊 I remember back in the 1976 we had a bicentennial party at the beach ⛱ I was 10yrs old it was so awesome 👌 and coming home from school me and my brother would pick limes of the trees 🌳 and eat them on the way home. My favorites were the little crabs 🦀 and lizards 🦎 .house #20 on Yorktown circle is where we lived for 3 half years. I remember the blue angels came to the area.and watching 👀 them fly by in our backyard 💙💙💙
I lived at 6 wasp circle!!
Got it. Thanks for watching.
Im wondering when the Navy left where or who received the keys for all those buildings, someone should have those keys.
More than likely people just broke in. A lot of the houses look stripped of wiring of other metals. I remember living there in the late 80s and early 90s and when Desert Storm took place. A lot of people left to go overseas. It was such a manicured and beautiful place. It hurts me to see it like this.
Not sure who received any keys.
When did wall in the living room facing backyard get changed from full wall of glass loovered windows to one big window??? Full wall of glass viewing backyard I liked better probably did that due to hurricanes
Not sure when but they were renovated many times.
To me this renovation sucked!!