This is raw footage of westbound Lake Street, starting at ~30th Avenue South, and ending at Lake Calhoun. This was taken July 4, 2019, and we are posting this for posterity. Please do not comment on events in the news; there are other more apropos venues for such discussion. Thank you.
Thanks for the video so many memories growing up in that area, as a teen I used to love riding my bike from lake Calhoun to downtown St.Paul, all thru Lake St and Marshall.
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Thank you for showing beautiful yesterday, hoping for more beautiful today and tomorrow.
Thank you for posting. I've never been to Minneapolis or even the Central Northern US. What a shame. At least you were able to document this section of Minneapolis prior to it's demise. I'm surprised, traffic is extremely light.
Well, that would be hard to do since Route 66 never went all the way across the country. The original Route 66 went from Chicago to L.A. We have considered trying to do something with it though. Many parts of the original route are inaccessible or private. Other parts have been converted to interstate. It would have to be mostly a collection of videos of small towns and ghost towns that US-‘66 once passed through. Also, since it’s all so far away, that makes it difficult. If it had been safe to travel during quarantine, and money wouldn’t have been an issue, that would have been the trip to take. Maybe one day.
DeadlyKnot Justin Scarred did a very complete video series of Route 66 a couple of years ago. I think it took him 2 months. He was trying to drive every accessible mile of it. And he stopped at all of the old attractions and ghost towns along the way.
This is raw footage of westbound Lake Street, starting at ~30th Avenue South, and ending at Lake Calhoun. This was taken July 4, 2019, and we are posting this for posterity. Please do not comment on events in the news; there are other more apropos venues for such discussion. Thank you.
Thank you for posting this. It brings back memories how nice it used to be before riots. Lost so many beloved businesses.
I lived off 3rd and Lake for 27 years until Nov 2018. What a vibrant area. This breaks my heart. Thanks for representing
Do yins have a lot of farms up there?
Thanks for the video so many memories growing up in that area, as a teen I used to love riding my bike from lake Calhoun to downtown St.Paul, all thru Lake St and Marshall.
Thank you for showing beautiful yesterday, hoping for more beautiful today and tomorrow.
I hope so too!
Thanks for the video. I lived on 17th street 25 years ago. This bring back good memories.
Thank you for posting. I've never been to Minneapolis or even the Central Northern US.
What a shame. At least you were able to document this section of Minneapolis prior to it's demise.
I'm surprised, traffic is extremely light.
The Buildings weren’t even Destroyed yet. That’s how Calm 2019 was
RIP Lake Street
I’m still saddened to see what happened on lake street
Minneapolis is still strong 💪
Looked like a pretty nice area along that street. I've always wanted to visit Minneapolis!
When Kari lived in Minnesota, 15 years ago, she lived in two different houses within walking distance of the beginning of the video.
You should do Rout 66 all the way across country
Well, that would be hard to do since Route 66 never went all the way across the country. The original Route 66 went from Chicago to L.A. We have considered trying to do something with it though. Many parts of the original route are inaccessible or private. Other parts have been converted to interstate. It would have to be mostly a collection of videos of small towns and ghost towns that US-‘66 once passed through.
Also, since it’s all so far away, that makes it difficult. If it had been safe to travel during quarantine, and money wouldn’t have been an issue, that would have been the trip to take.
Maybe one day.
@@504RoadTrips I was watching the carpetbagger on TH-cam and it made me think of you. Thats why I came over here to tell ya.lol
DeadlyKnot Justin Scarred did a very complete video series of Route 66 a couple of years ago. I think it took him 2 months. He was trying to drive every accessible mile of it. And he stopped at all of the old attractions and ghost towns along the way.
@@504RoadTrips 2 months O_O
I'm not from there, but the mall at their airport is so beautiful.
Lake street is still strong 💪
I live there and i know everything in the street