When I lived in Whittier I would travel up Beverly just to enjoy the trees I lived close to Washington & Norwalk Blvd it's such a calming drive seeing beautiful trees relaxed me at that time a single mom of 3 boys & 1 girl 😘I survived 🙃
I spent some time under the Moreton Bay Fig at City Hall when I was there this June. It's spectacular. On a Saturday afternoon, I was all alone. Pretty near heaven. I'd also have to praise Painter north of Philadelphia.
On the north east corner of Beverly and Bright is a gorgeous OLD Spanish cork oak tree that was brought from Spain around 100 years ago! The bark is actual cork! It’s in the front yard of the home with the white picket fence. (My childhood home).
I love all the trees throughout Whittier. Especially when the Jacarandas are in bloom. You are always in the shade no matter which side of the street you walk. Thank you for the video.
The Victorian home on Beverly and Painter has a massive Banyan tree. It looks like a magnolia but it’s a Banyan tree. I think it’s one of the oldest or largest banyan tree in the US or something. Either way it’s a magnificent tree
This is funny. When my mom and 2 other ladies wrote Founders and Friends, they were originally going to name the book The Trees of Whittier. Many of the oldest trees were planted at the beginning of the driveways to historical homes.
As always, another great video. Thanks so much for including the beautiful trees on La Cuarta. I used to live there and really appreciate that you added them to your list. First runner up are the Beverly Blvd. trees.
I live on the west side of Whittier and most of the trees are dying they getting some type of fungus on the base of the trunk and they will cut down the trees without replanting not sure why and Ya I miss the shade but all that is gone now.
The reddish tree in front of the Whittier College Chapel was planted (early 80s?) in memory of a music student who was killed in an accident, Dee Hochstettler. There used to be a plaque beneath it but it was stolen for its metal. It has grown into a lovely tree.
The street I grew up in Whittier was about 1/4 mile long and at that time, it was lined with trees, forming a tunnel of trees. Now days, the trees are gone, I'm out, and the area is completely different, not for the better!
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When I lived in Whittier I would travel up Beverly just to enjoy the trees I lived close to Washington & Norwalk Blvd it's such a calming drive seeing beautiful trees relaxed me at that time a single mom of 3 boys & 1 girl 😘I survived 🙃
Live those trees but you forgot tge trees on Painter. Those Beautiful Ficus are amazing.
I spent some time under the Moreton Bay Fig at City Hall when I was there this June. It's spectacular. On a Saturday afternoon, I was all alone. Pretty near heaven. I'd also have to praise Painter north of Philadelphia.
Amen for the Trees of whiTTier.
Everything about Whittier is just beautiful. Can't wait to move back!
On the north east corner of Beverly and Bright is a gorgeous OLD Spanish cork oak tree that was brought from Spain around 100 years ago! The bark is actual cork!
It’s in the front yard of the home with the white picket fence. (My childhood home).
I love all the trees throughout Whittier. Especially when the Jacarandas are in bloom.
You are always in the shade no matter which side of the street you walk.
Thank you for the video.
Yes they are beautiful. Thank you for watching
Love those trees you shot on La Cuarta between College Ave and Michigan Ave, the true heart & soul of the Michigan Park area!
My house and car have a cameo at @3:55 !
you passed by my childhood house on LaCuarta at 5:30!
I used to live 1 street over from lambert and Calmada. I miss living there. I’m glad you my old neighborhood in this video. A lot of great memories.
The Victorian home on Beverly and Painter has a massive Banyan tree. It looks like a magnolia but it’s a Banyan tree. I think it’s one of the oldest or largest banyan tree in the US or something. Either way it’s a magnificent tree
I appreciate your video. We sometimes take our beautiful city and trees for granted. Thank you.
This is funny. When my mom and 2 other ladies wrote Founders and Friends, they were originally going to name the book The Trees of Whittier. Many of the oldest trees were planted at the beginning of the driveways to historical homes.
Can't believe you left out Painter between Whittier Blvd and Mar Vista. Painter is in shade 90% of the year.
As always, another great video. Thanks so much for including the beautiful trees on La Cuarta. I used to live there and really appreciate that you added them to your list. First runner up are the Beverly Blvd. trees.
Thank you for watching I appreciate it very much.
I want you to succeed....your going to have to expand...go to pico Rivera,then montebello.
Thank you for watching and thank you for the feedback.
Thanks for a great video. Check out the amazing redwood trees on Pasadena Ave. near Pickering
I live on the west side of Whittier and most of the trees are dying they getting some type of fungus on the base of the trunk and they will cut down the trees without replanting not sure why and Ya I miss the shade but all that is gone now.
The reddish tree in front of the Whittier College Chapel was planted (early 80s?) in memory of a music student who was killed in an accident, Dee Hochstettler. There used to be a plaque beneath it but it was stolen for its metal. It has grown into a lovely tree.
I like that hat hook it up
The street I grew up in Whittier was about 1/4 mile long and at that time, it was lined with trees, forming a tunnel of trees.
Now days, the trees are gone, I'm out, and the area is completely different, not for the better!
Do they have Mediterranean food uptown in Whittier??
Yes I think it is near Aunties
Thanks 👍
in North Whittier we mostly have eucalyptus but you could find a few good trees in Rose Hills
Love walking through Rose Hill's it's so beautiful calming even if it's a cemetery.
@@armidaperez5360 yeah, my mother is up there.