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A lot has changed in the 53 years since I graduated. I can see a few familiar sites: Gerlinger Hall, EMU (sort of), Champel Hall, the library, PLC, Deedy Hall, Taylor’s. Still a beautiful campus. Just not the quaint ivy covered one I knew during the late 60’s early 70’s. Enjoyed the walk thru, though.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for this tour, my son was in his first year there when you took this video. Due to the pandemic, I never got to go up and see the campus. There stress of the Pandemic and him go off to University all became overwhelming for him and we had a bit of a falling out. It is okay, I get it sometimes when we are young we need to distance ourselves from our parents to go and discover who we are as adults. Not exactly how I as a father pictured hime flying away from the nest, but I did the same when I was young. However, thank you, this walkabout just gave me this beautiful insight on seeing where he is at and my heart could not be more full because of it. This was so so appreciated. Go Ducks!
Yes, Go Ducks! This was so sweet to read, thank you so much for sharing that. One of the main reasons we started this channel is to help people see/visit new places who can't otherwise. When I was young I distanced from my family a bit to find myself, but I went back lol and your son will as well! Take care :)
Maybe i'll have to do a little more research on the buildings and record an updated campus tour sometime! Thanks for the feedback, and for watching! :)
I attended 2003-2009, and this brings back great memories. Some changes but so familiar, still - the green of the leaves _is_ really that green! I used to say that in Eugene, the air was silver and the light gold. The campus is just gorgeous. I spent so much time on so many of those benches scattered around this beautiful campus, studying or relaxing. My doctoral program was stressful, but the campus had a calming effect. Thanks for jogging my memory!
We are so happy to hear your fond memories of the campus! Glad it brought you so much peace, there are many relaxing spots throughout. The grass here is the most beautiful green, especially in winter! Thank you so much for watching and commenting :)
Hello! I was here to study language at UO. The buildings have changed ,and I can’t remember. I want to go and feel old memories . Now my memory came out that I often visited to UO bookstore! I miss UO. I miss old brick buildings. Thank you !!!
Yes! There are so many different types of trees and plants, it's a beautiful campus! Wonderful that you got to graduate from U of O! Thank you for stopping by :)
A majestic and contemplative place, interrupted with lawn mowers, leaf blowers, hedge trimmers, and sometimes new building construction. I was touring there in 2010, and it was the same irritating experience.
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Hello, welcome to our channel. We are twins who love to walk and explore. We started our walking channel while we were both based in Richmond, Virginia but one of us has since moved to Eugene, OR. Twins on opposite coasts! So now you'll get the best of both worlds. Walking videos from the East Coast, West Coast, and everything in between! Stay tuned to see what's next on the iTWINerary!
*Hit 'Subscribe' and 'Like' to help our channel grow :)
A lot has changed in the 53 years since I graduated. I can see a few familiar sites: Gerlinger Hall, EMU (sort of), Champel Hall, the library, PLC, Deedy Hall, Taylor’s. Still a beautiful campus. Just not the quaint ivy covered one I knew during the late 60’s early 70’s. Enjoyed the walk thru, though.
Wonderful scenery Thanks for sharing beautiful walking tour 😎
I love the green lawn space leading up to the “O” at around 28min.
Yes, that is a perfect area to just hang out and for picnics! One of our favorite things to do on the campus!
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for this tour, my son was in his first year there when you took this video. Due to the pandemic, I never got to go up and see the campus. There stress of the Pandemic and him go off to University all became overwhelming for him and we had a bit of a falling out. It is okay, I get it sometimes when we are young we need to distance ourselves from our parents to go and discover who we are as adults. Not exactly how I as a father pictured hime flying away from the nest, but I did the same when I was young. However, thank you, this walkabout just gave me this beautiful insight on seeing where he is at and my heart could not be more full because of it. This was so so appreciated. Go Ducks!
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Yes, Go Ducks! This was so sweet to read, thank you so much for sharing that. One of the main reasons we started this channel is to help people see/visit new places who can't otherwise. When I was young I distanced from my family a bit to find myself, but I went back lol and your son will as well! Take care :)
Takes me back when l was growing up in Eugene l wish that you could have told us about the different buildings however l really enjoyed it thank you
Maybe i'll have to do a little more research on the buildings and record an updated campus tour sometime! Thanks for the feedback, and for watching! :)
I attended 2003-2009, and this brings back great memories. Some changes but so familiar, still - the green of the leaves _is_ really that green! I used to say that in Eugene, the air was silver and the light gold. The campus is just gorgeous. I spent so much time on so many of those benches scattered around this beautiful campus, studying or relaxing. My doctoral program was stressful, but the campus had a calming effect. Thanks for jogging my memory!
We are so happy to hear your fond memories of the campus! Glad it brought you so much peace, there are many relaxing spots throughout. The grass here is the most beautiful green, especially in winter! Thank you so much for watching and commenting :)
It's an amazing video.^^ like#
Thank you for sharing the video. My friend.
I'll watch the video until the end.^^
Thank you so much for watching!
Such a beautiful and quiet place
Yes, great place for a walk. Thanks for watching!
@@theitwinerary is the whole eugene town comes under the campus?
Thanks!
We appreciate your support! Thanks so much for watching!
Hello! I was here to study language at UO. The buildings have changed ,and
I can’t remember. I want to go and feel old memories . Now my memory came out that I often visited to UO bookstore! I miss UO. I miss old brick buildings. Thank you !!!
Hi, so glad the video helped with your memories of UO! and brick buildings are the best right?! Thanks for watching, we appreciate your support!
\The trees have filled up the walk ways. I love it. I graduated in 2000. My college career took place in the Lawrence building.
Yes! There are so many different types of trees and plants, it's a beautiful campus! Wonderful that you got to graduate from U of O! Thank you for stopping by :)
Wait,is that a buckeye tree at 15:11??
A majestic and contemplative place, interrupted with lawn mowers, leaf blowers, hedge trimmers, and sometimes new building construction. I was touring there in 2010, and it was the same irritating experience.
Thanks for watching!
amazing.
I'm your Fan.
Miss this place.
where the building Journalist is located my major is Journalist.
Should of stayed there why come here?
Hi. Should have stayed where?