Very nice presentation of one of the smaller towns in NM, that I have called home for more than 40 years - enjoy this great state & don't forget to check out Ruidoso, Cloudcroft & White Sands - you could even wander north to Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos, Espanola and a few others - enjoy this great state.
Otis Key, I traveled through the SW last summer and loved NM. I want to move there. This small city was recommended. I love those blue skies, the desert and the mountains of NM. But I am 66yo....maybe too old to move although I am still active. Will see....
I was driving from MI to AZ with my Parents in April and my Dad got sick and he ended up admitted to the Gila Regional Hospital there in Silver City. We stayed there for 2 days. Very nice place!
One of the best snapshot videos of Silver City I've seen. Shows the character of the center of the town. Yeah, it does sorta have a Bisbee feel to it, but there's so much more to offer for outdoor people in the area, in all directions. They've tried to fast-lane the place for 50 years, but it remains comfortably small-town.
I’m so thrilled to see a recent Silver City video. My husband and I are recently married and making the transition from Phoenix to Silver City. It’s so nice to have a visual representation of the town! Great video!
I'm from Silver City. I grew up here. I love this place, I love the counter culture, artsy feel of it all, I love the culture, I love the people. Its just an amazing place to live. I do have one gripe with the place though, and I'm gonna lay that out here. Silver, like a few other mining towns in the southwest, Bisbee, I'm looking at you....has embraced the counter culture and art culture that came in when the mines started wheezing cause...you know, mining is a finite process...and good for it. Doing that kept it alive. Now tourism is a huge bit of the town's economy and its art shops are central to that. Again, good. But....but and here's the thing. Silver's downtown is promoted at the "Historic Art District". And excuse me, but as an historian I can assure you that there is no "historic art district" in Silver City, New Mexico. There IS an "historic district" which has been remarketed into an Art district. Now don't get me wrong..without those art shops the buildings in downtown would be abandoned, decaying wrecks. We've seen that happen in God knows how many places. But..art? Really? No. A century ago those constructions were home to myriad businesses...grocers for miners to buy their food, shops to purchase equipment, shops to repair said equipment, diners...but in abundance....saloons...and whorehouses. (Dens of ill repute for those on the far side of the "woke" angle.) Look...I'm fine...just fine with the art shops. But they are NOT in any way "historic". Miners in the 1880s were not perusing the downtown shops for a lovely piece to hang on their wall. They were looking for something to drink, and someone to....spend quality time with. I just wish, Silver would give a nod to that truth, and place in one of those downtown buildings needing something IN it...a recreation of an 1880s miners grocery..go in and buy a bag of flour and some hard candy and sarsparilla. See what they had to work with. And maybe...just maybe recreate a "den of ill repute" as was common in the area where miners could retire for some "sport with the ladies". You'd actually be presenting REAL history, and presenting a window back into time. If I were wealthy i'd insist on it and DO it. But I'm not. All I can do it gripe. And this is my gripe. A gripe towards a town I'm thoroughly in love with...so its not got a lot of teeth. :)
Yeah, horse poop on the streets and pigs and dogs running loose sounds accurate also …….hardy harhar. You make a good gripe about there probably being little art there historically. I’m wondering about the 20 year drought. Are any towns running dry? People cannot drink art. Silver City resembles but has a advantage over other struggling towns like Sedro Woolley, WA, near where I lived. We all drive right past Sedro because the major shopping centers in Burlington and Mount Vernon were only 6 miles further. So Sedro struggles on and on with businesses going under after a few years of little business. If Grant County is smart they will never allow a competing shopping area to be developed.
@@FrankietheLawDogYes, it's a wonderful place to settle, just don't get sick. If it's serious, you will be air lifted to El Paso or Las Cruces, where quality of care rates low, too
Thanks for featuring Silver City, New Mexico, just over the border from Arizona! More highlights of this area: Western New Mexico University campus and museum, dozens of tourist-friendly art museums, Gila Cliff Dwellings National monument, Trail of the Mountain Spirits scenic byway, miles of hiking and biking in the Gila National Forest north of town (lots of waterfalls in summer), annual Blues festival, Tour of the Gila bike race every May, several RV parks and hotels for overnight stays.
Wife & I are growing very fond of Silver City, its just under 3 hours drive from Sierra Vista, and I agree with you that it has a Bisbee vibe to it. Matter of fact, I have said to others that its Bisbee meets Nogales! Ah yes, Little Toad Creek Brewery, our favorite burger & brew place! We have spent many a pleasant hour in that place! Did you take notice of the theater, especially the lighting... real neon! We ran into a wonderful lady who is on the revitalizing committee, and she went into great detail about the full remodel & restoration of that theater, to include the neon fixtures!
DO NOT MOVE THERE. I lived there for a long time and the people that live there with rare exception are horrible. One of the worst places you can live in this state.
Being high desert and about the same elevation of Prescott and Payson, I considered moving to Silver city in 2007. Spent a week there. Loved it. However the wife did not like the shopping options. She said "It does not have a Kohls. So we moved to Prescott. I go to Silver City most years with my motorcycle and ride the incredible roads there and the incredible roads getting there. The town has a really good blues festival during memorial weekend. That is usually when I go there. It is considered Prescott's sister city. I try to stay at the Palace hotel if there is a room.
I was there two summers ago and I loved it. But that doesn’t mean I would live there. There’s no Kroger, Walmart nor good medical care, among other things. But the people were very nice and it’s beautiful. I loved every minute I spent in New Mexico I’m moving to New Mexico in the next week or two, only to either Albuquerque or Santa Fe or Farmington.
Born and raised in Silver before I moved to Phoenix. After my time in the military I ended up in the midwest. Been trying to move back ever since. Nothing compares to the southwest.
I rode my motorcycle to Silver City in June and took Route 666 "Devils Highway". Stayed overnight at The Murray Hotel on Broadway. I really enjoyed the town and it's people. Will return in the Fall. Always look forward to your new content. THANK YOU!
@@LivinginArizona Never been to Gallup BUT I think I will because I want to check out 4 Corners and Gallup would be a good place to rest on the way north. Lots to see out there and your channel gives me plenty of ideas.
I really enjoy ur videos and I'm heading to Silver City in a few days. Would hv loved to hear more about the real estate & living there aspect of that side too. Thx u for ur view on the SC, NM. 👍🏾
Nice to vary yourself from AZ. Silver City seems pretty spread out for a town of 10K. I recall about 20 years ago a wave of Californians migrated there to escape that state and drove up home prices. Now, web search says Median home price is in the $200K range plus or minus. A lot of those cheaper houses may be quite old, however. Newer construction may be higher. I suggest Las Cruces, Las Vegas (NM), Carlsbad and Taos as places to put on your channel.
I lived in Silver City about 25 years ago when my parents retired there. While I was there p, (and since then when I've visited), the "downtown" was shuttered. Most if the stores were closed. If what you need isn't at Wal-mart or Amazon, you do without. Don't forget the drugs and alcohol. Don't forget the high unemployed rate. Plus the high single parent households. Most of the residents are on some sort of government aide. It's a nice place to visit..... but I wouldn't wan5 to ever live there again.
Lived there for 11 yrs _ Pretty descent weather but you have to not mind 35 degree dif from daily hi to low _ Always good sleep'n nights _ That's pretty much the southwest, isn't it _ Feb through June wind doesn't stop _ Crime is high for population _ Pay can be low _ Home of WNMU. :>/
My father son of Theo W Carter was born in1902 in Silver City. T W Carter's uncle Joseph built the Carter House which still stands today. Thanks for showing the video. J Carter
It is a beautiful city with a rich history indeed. But Silver City also has Western New Mexico University, which is an outstanding post-secondary school of higher learning.
Hey there! I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of your video ! I waa curious about the gila national forest and also sliver city and your tour gave me much insight I thank you for that🥰👍
Thanks for letting me see my old home town i was born. In 1952 the town has new stores in some of the old buildings but oi still recenize every thing even the big dich i use to play there when i was. Young. I miss Silver City.😢
I live there and you didn't show the little walnut camp grounds or mention that people can go hiking, camping, ect in the area. Also one can buy home made fudge downtown. The population of silver depends partly on how well the minds are doing at the time. Note: note everyone stays after high school, most move away and few stay. Also the hospital has a bad rep. (Look it up if you dont believe me) I could go on and on about this but I think that's good.
I was born in the old hospital in Sliver. Spent summers with my Grandmother who lived at 1215 Virginia St. Most of my family is buried there. I always loved it there.
It's not your fault, or mine, but what is it with America that we must turn everything into a tourist attraction. When I used to travel across the country in the 1970s and 80s it was not that way. Everything was original and sometimes tacky. But I loved it that way because it was real. Now, everything's dejavu Disney with all the garbage that goes with stuff made in China.
Would have been nice to hear about the food you ate. Maybe a thumbs up or down as far as the food goes. That burger looked really good as well as the salad.
@@fionav3840 must have just opened back up, a lady that worked there before shut down told me she didn’t know when they were opening Back up, I’m glad they are open again. La cocina, little toad and wrangler have good food also
Nicely presented! I guess that history is not priority for you? You walked through, around, and over some REALLY interesting stuff without seeming to know it. Next time check out the visitors center and the SC Museum to put you in touch with those facets of the town.
I was born and raised there I still live there now and tourists, in my and people I knows opinion are fine but please stop interfering with our culture you are welcome to join us in our fiestas etc. but stop trying to change our traditions and culture our monuments are being destroyed and it’s really disrespectful please don’t do this if you visit thank you
Since it was two years ago, you probably won’t see this, but I just wondered how is this interfering with your culture or trying to change your traditions? I don’t think this video interfered or tried to change anything. Maybe you just mean visitors in general. And I agree, there should be no destroying of any monuments or secret or historic grounds. Is that a problem this area has frequently. I have never been there, but probably will be next winner.
I lived here ever since I was born, yes its true that it gets pretty cold here, and it gets pretty hot here, we do get a lot of snow, sometimes 6 inches or a bit more, but idk if they told you that silver city had a different name before silver city was named silver city, I can't really remember what it was called before then but how I know this, because I did a freshmen project about Boston hill being a historic mine
Been there, but not recently. I remember the great Mexican food, and arty shops. I seem to remember there is a lot of Mormons living there, or Jehova's Witnesses, can't remember which.
My wife and I just returned from a totally unplanned few days in SC. Weather was great, most everyone was friendly save for that one group of folks from Arizona that just made a nuisance of themselves… We’re planing on moving to SC soon as we’re tired of Pima county AZ problems, five years is enough.
Very enjoyable. Im considering a move to NM from MN and this is a helpful video as Ive not yet visited Silver City. It. looks very charming. Your video is very well done and pleasant, you have an excellent voice for narration, very relaxed and easy to listen to. I really enjoy the pace and presentation style. Thanks.
Awesome video. I’ve been to Silver City so many times but only going through. I’ve never seen this part of it. I’ll make sure and look around next time I’m there. Thank you
nice job especially the camera work. they also have two Hospitals and a University there. i hope to be there later this year. the move will be permanent!
The copper mines, Western New Mexico University, Grocery stores, Gila Regional Hospital, many restaurants, health care offices, small businesses and all of the other usual suspects employ our population.
I stand by my words!! The state is beautiful, no doubt yet I learned more in the outside real life and accomplished a great deal that No degree could ever have given me. A degree is just a piece of paper. Experience is the key. I turned down MIT and Harvard because they couldn't teach me anything new.
Very nice presentation of one of the smaller towns in NM, that I have called home for more than 40 years - enjoy this great state & don't forget to check out Ruidoso, Cloudcroft & White Sands - you could even wander north to Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos, Espanola and a few others - enjoy this great state.
Taos is very interesting historic town
Otis Key, I traveled through the SW last summer and loved NM. I want to move there. This small city was recommended. I love those blue skies, the desert and the mountains of NM. But I am 66yo....maybe too old to move although I am still active. Will see....
I'm thinking seriously of moving there
@@janetfedeles3964ay it’s never told old to do anythang my man you can do it!!
@@thatGuy-sf3rt thank you for the encouragement.
I AM MOVING THERE NEXT WEEKEND A DREAM COME TRUE!!!! SINCE 2016!!!!
How do you like it?
@@e.j.2578 I love it
Beautiful historical old downtown Silver city nm
I was driving from MI to AZ with my Parents in April and my Dad got sick and he ended up admitted to the Gila Regional Hospital there in Silver City. We stayed there for 2 days. Very nice place!
Hopes he's ok
One of the best snapshot videos of Silver City I've seen. Shows the character of the center of the town. Yeah, it does sorta have a Bisbee feel to it, but there's so much more to offer for outdoor people in the area, in all directions. They've tried to fast-lane the place for 50 years, but it remains comfortably small-town.
I’m so thrilled to see a recent Silver City video. My husband and I are recently married and making the transition from Phoenix to Silver City. It’s so nice to have a visual representation of the town! Great video!
thank you for visit new mexico come again some time
Looks like a beautiful little town. I would love to visit there. Always look forward to your next videos.
I'm from Silver City. I grew up here. I love this place, I love the counter culture, artsy feel of it all, I love the culture, I love the people. Its just an amazing place to live. I do have one gripe with the place though, and I'm gonna lay that out here. Silver, like a few other mining towns in the southwest, Bisbee, I'm looking at you....has embraced the counter culture and art culture that came in when the mines started wheezing cause...you know, mining is a finite process...and good for it. Doing that kept it alive. Now tourism is a huge bit of the town's economy and its art shops are central to that. Again, good. But....but and here's the thing. Silver's downtown is promoted at the "Historic Art District". And excuse me, but as an historian I can assure you that there is no "historic art district" in Silver City, New Mexico. There IS an "historic district" which has been remarketed into an Art district. Now don't get me wrong..without those art shops the buildings in downtown would be abandoned, decaying wrecks. We've seen that happen in God knows how many places. But..art? Really? No. A century ago those constructions were home to myriad businesses...grocers for miners to buy their food, shops to purchase equipment, shops to repair said equipment, diners...but in abundance....saloons...and whorehouses. (Dens of ill repute for those on the far side of the "woke" angle.) Look...I'm fine...just fine with the art shops. But they are NOT in any way "historic". Miners in the 1880s were not perusing the downtown shops for a lovely piece to hang on their wall. They were looking for something to drink, and someone to....spend quality time with. I just wish, Silver would give a nod to that truth, and place in one of those downtown buildings needing something IN it...a recreation of an 1880s miners grocery..go in and buy a bag of flour and some hard candy and sarsparilla. See what they had to work with. And maybe...just maybe recreate a "den of ill repute" as was common in the area where miners could retire for some "sport with the ladies". You'd actually be presenting REAL history, and presenting a window back into time. If I were wealthy i'd insist on it and DO it. But I'm not. All I can do it gripe. And this is my gripe. A gripe towards a town I'm thoroughly in love with...so its not got a lot of teeth. :)
Yeah, horse poop on the streets and pigs and dogs running loose sounds accurate also …….hardy harhar. You make a good gripe about there probably being little art there historically. I’m wondering about the 20 year drought. Are any towns running dry? People cannot drink art. Silver City resembles but has a advantage over other struggling towns like Sedro Woolley, WA, near where I lived. We all drive right past Sedro because the major shopping centers in Burlington and Mount Vernon were only 6 miles further. So Sedro struggles on and on with businesses going under after a few years of little business. If Grant County is smart they will never allow a competing shopping area to be developed.
Would you recommend anyone moving there to settle in for a quiet life?
@@FrankietheLawDogYes, it's a wonderful place to settle, just don't get sick. If it's serious, you will be air lifted to El Paso or Las Cruces, where quality of care rates low, too
Thanks for featuring Silver City, New Mexico, just over the border from Arizona! More highlights of this area: Western New Mexico University campus and museum, dozens of tourist-friendly art museums, Gila Cliff Dwellings National monument, Trail of the Mountain Spirits scenic byway, miles of hiking and biking in the Gila National Forest north of town (lots of waterfalls in summer), annual Blues festival, Tour of the Gila bike race every May, several RV parks and hotels for overnight stays.
Glad to see that you are doing a video of New Mexico. Most of my relatives are from New Mexico. I always enjoyed visiting New Mexico
Wife & I are growing very fond of Silver City, its just under 3 hours drive from Sierra Vista, and I agree with you that it has a Bisbee vibe to it. Matter of fact, I have said to others that its Bisbee meets Nogales!
Ah yes, Little Toad Creek Brewery, our favorite burger & brew place! We have spent many a pleasant hour in that place!
Did you take notice of the theater, especially the lighting... real neon! We ran into a wonderful lady who is on the revitalizing committee, and she went into great detail about the full remodel & restoration of that theater, to include the neon fixtures!
DO NOT MOVE THERE. I lived there for a long time and the people that live there with rare exception are horrible. One of the worst places you can live in this state.
Being high desert and about the same elevation of Prescott and Payson, I considered moving to Silver city in 2007. Spent a week there. Loved it. However the wife did not like the shopping options. She said "It does not have a Kohls. So we moved to Prescott. I go to Silver City most years with my motorcycle and ride the incredible roads there and the incredible roads getting there. The town has a really good blues festival during memorial weekend. That is usually when I go there. It is considered Prescott's sister city.
I try to stay at the Palace hotel if there is a room.
....women... always thinking like consumers, are dream killers as well?
I was there two summers ago and I loved it. But that doesn’t mean I would live there. There’s no Kroger, Walmart nor good medical care, among other things. But the people were very nice and it’s beautiful. I loved every minute I spent in New Mexico
I’m moving to New Mexico in the next week or two, only to either Albuquerque or Santa Fe or Farmington.
Born and raised in Silver before I moved to Phoenix. After my time in the military I ended up in the midwest. Been trying to move back ever since. Nothing compares to the southwest.
There is a nice coffee shop downtown Tranquilbuzz.
I can't wait to go there. Thank you for this .
watch out for Giants when you get there, you saw what happened in The Neverending Story II
Little do tourists know of the dark and violent underbelly in silver. Love my city.
I was born in Silver City and now live in Chandler, Arizona. Much like Bisbee, these towns have found life after mining. A great video visit!
I rode my motorcycle to Silver City in June and took Route 666 "Devils Highway". Stayed overnight at The Murray Hotel on Broadway. I really enjoyed the town and it's people. Will return in the Fall. Always look forward to your new content. THANK YOU!
Oh yeah then you probably have something to say about Gallup? We need to get up there and do a tour.
@@LivinginArizona Never been to Gallup BUT I think I will because I want to check out 4 Corners and Gallup would be a good place to rest on the way north. Lots to see out there and your channel gives me plenty of ideas.
I did the exact same thing last August.. ride down 666, Murray Hotel and ate at Little Toad! 😎
@@LivinginArizona You haven't missed much.
Really enjoying the New Mexico content.👍
Thank you,
What a great channel you have!
I enjoyed the tour of the town and the music was especially good!!!!!
Hey I live in silver City 😊
I’m surprised .Why is it so temperate?you just explained it. The elevation 😁
Thank you for the video! I hope you’re able to show more videos of NM in the future! ☀️👍😎
I really liked new Mexico
I’ll take the house salad and the cheeseburger and a cold draft beer please😀
I really enjoy ur videos and I'm heading to Silver City in a few days. Would hv loved to hear more about the real estate & living there aspect of that side too. Thx u for ur view on the SC, NM. 👍🏾
My late husband and I visited Silver City in 2017. We stayed at the Palace Hotel and ate at Little Toad Creek Pub! Thanks for the revisit!
Nice to vary yourself from AZ. Silver City seems pretty spread out for a town of 10K. I recall about 20 years ago a wave of Californians migrated there to escape that state and drove up home prices. Now, web search says Median home price is in the $200K range plus or minus. A lot of those cheaper houses may be quite old, however. Newer construction may be higher. I suggest Las Cruces, Las Vegas (NM), Carlsbad and Taos as places to put on your channel.
I lived in Silver City about 25 years ago when my parents retired there.
While I was there p, (and since then when I've visited), the "downtown" was shuttered. Most if the stores were closed.
If what you need isn't at Wal-mart or Amazon, you do without.
Don't forget the drugs and alcohol.
Don't forget the high unemployed rate.
Plus the high single parent households.
Most of the residents are on some sort of government aide.
It's a nice place to visit..... but I wouldn't wan5 to ever live there again.
Lived there for 11 yrs _ Pretty descent weather but you have to not mind 35 degree dif from daily hi to low _ Always good sleep'n nights _ That's pretty much the southwest, isn't it _ Feb through June wind doesn't stop _ Crime is high for population _ Pay can be low _ Home of WNMU. :>/
Thanks for going there. My sister moved there this month, so now I see why. Yes, keep showing similar sites in southwest.
My home. Where I was Born.. My Mom worked in the mines for 30 years
My father son of Theo W Carter was born in1902 in Silver City. T W Carter's uncle Joseph built the Carter House which still stands today. Thanks for showing the video. J Carter
It is a beautiful city with a rich history indeed. But Silver City also has Western New Mexico University, which is an outstanding post-secondary school of higher learning.
Do a video for Ruidoso & Cloudcroft NM👍
Been there a few y ears back. Very touristy
Hey there! I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of your video ! I waa curious about the gila national forest and also sliver city and your tour gave me much insight I thank you for that🥰👍
Jeff did you see how crappy CNBC rated Arizona? Worst place to live in. I was so annoyed. It’s titled Razing Arizona.
oh really? I will have to check that out! Thank you for the tip.
Good! Send Californians elsewhere.
Nice video love New Mexico.
I Sincerely love your channel!So happy to be a subscriber.
Thanks for letting me see my old home town i was born. In 1952 the town has new stores in some of the old buildings but oi still recenize every thing even the big dich i use to play there when i was. Young. I miss Silver City.😢
Nice job! So to see in our Southwest.
It looks like you hit all the places that long term residents avoid. There's so much more than downtown.
Could you give recommendations?
Good blend of small town/city with plenty ideas to explore Nature as well. Great presentation!
Enjoyed the tour of Silver City,
I live there and you didn't show the little walnut camp grounds or mention that people can go hiking, camping, ect in the area. Also one can buy home made fudge downtown.
The population of silver depends partly on how well the minds are doing at the time.
Note: note everyone stays after high school, most move away and few stay.
Also the hospital has a bad rep. (Look it up if you dont believe me)
I could go on and on about this but I think that's good.
Ben Lilly, dragon fly, the big tree, cat walk, all great things to do in our little city :)
I was born in the old hospital in Sliver. Spent summers with my Grandmother who lived at 1215 Virginia St. Most of my family is buried there. I always loved it there.
@@Debby901 lived here off and on my whole life. Most people my age aren’t really fond of it but it doesn’t bother me.
@@suedNM Well I will always love it 💜
I will be heading there in a week for a 4-day vacay with my sister, and we are really excited.
Do you also have a channel called IslandHopperTv or something like that?
Thank you for sharing your video with us. Sleepy town. Reminds me of staying with my relatives in Northern California. Thank you again.
It is super sleepy, everything closes early, even on weekends.
Born and raised in Silver. Glad I no longer live there...full of drugs, gangs and crime 🥲
I get the newspaper and yes crime is very real sadly.
Town is a bit larger than it was 53 years ago when I lived there.
Silver dollar city nice place to visit : great Mexican food : Houston tx.
Thank you, I used to live in Silver and have missed it lately. Thanks for the walk down memory lane I have not been there for 25 yrs
It's not your fault, or mine, but what is it with America that we must turn everything into a tourist attraction. When I used to travel across the country in the 1970s and 80s it was not that way. Everything was original and sometimes tacky. But I loved it that way because it was real. Now, everything's dejavu Disney with all the garbage that goes with stuff made in China.
Would have been nice to hear about the food you ate. Maybe a thumbs up or down as far as the food goes. That burger looked really good as well as the salad.
He missed the best place to eat in town, the silver café. Best Mexican food in the world!
@@fionav3840 not sure it is open, has been closed because of covid not sure it is opening again.
Food is amazing, one thing I have always missed when I have lived other places. Green Chile is awesome this time of year!
@@suedNM They were open last time I was in silver city. My family still lives down there and they’ve eaten there recently.
@@fionav3840 must have just opened back up, a lady that worked there before shut down told me she didn’t know when they were opening Back up, I’m glad they are open again. La cocina, little toad and wrangler have good food also
Nicely presented! I guess that history is not priority for you? You walked through, around, and over some REALLY interesting stuff without seeming to know it. Next time check out the visitors center and the SC Museum to put you in touch with those facets of the town.
I love driving through all the old western towns. So much to see :)
Love this video.Well done.
Do you know if they have an specialty grocery stores, Whole Foods, etc. Anywhere that would sell really quality grassfed beef.
all you did was go around downtown lol
I was born and raised there I still live there now and tourists, in my and people I knows opinion are fine but please stop interfering with our culture you are welcome to join us in our fiestas etc. but stop trying to change our traditions and culture our monuments are being destroyed and it’s really disrespectful please don’t do this if you visit thank you
I got job offer there. How's the age range in silver City. How is it like daily living
Can you give an example of specifically what you mean
Since it was two years ago, you probably won’t see this, but I just wondered how is this interfering with your culture or trying to change your traditions? I don’t think this video interfered or tried to change anything. Maybe you just mean visitors in general. And I agree, there should be no destroying of any monuments or secret or historic grounds. Is that a problem this area has frequently. I have never been there, but probably will be next winner.
Silver city is nice. Kinda expensive, and beware of the high curbs downtown.
Expensive for a small town. Indeed
Very cool video. Nicely done!
I lived here ever since I was born, yes its true that it gets pretty cold here, and it gets pretty hot here, we do get a lot of snow, sometimes 6 inches or a bit more, but idk if they told you that silver city had a different name before silver city was named silver city, I can't really remember what it was called before then but how I know this, because I did a freshmen project about Boston hill being a historic mine
San Vicente
Such a ghost town. No when walking downtown no one walk in the neighborhood personally it's something I would not like. Unless I work 90
Been there, but not recently. I remember the great Mexican food, and arty shops. I seem to remember there is a lot of Mormons living there, or Jehova's Witnesses, can't remember which.
Thanks
Thank you 🙏🏻
What freeway or highway did a small cal land in a ditch? Who took the photo? I was not in that small black car Who blamed me?
Thoughts on las cruces?
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Not a handicap friendly town.
My wife and I just returned from a totally unplanned few days in SC. Weather was great, most everyone was friendly save for that one group of folks from Arizona that just made a nuisance of themselves…
We’re planing on moving to SC soon as we’re tired of Pima county AZ problems, five years is enough.
remarkable you have no vids of the murals this little town is noted for, otherwise a nice presentation
You are supposed to open a door for a lady.
Going there soon to see a friend. Ty
Glad to see you in NM - make sure you check out Las Cruces!
the beer review was a bit over the top. calm down bro
what about Johnny Banks...
Does Lordsburg or Deming also get snow?
Very enjoyable. Im considering a move to NM from MN and this is a helpful video as Ive not yet visited Silver City. It. looks very charming. Your video is very well done and pleasant, you have an excellent voice for narration, very relaxed and easy to listen to. I really enjoy the pace and presentation style. Thanks.
Awesome video. I’ve been to Silver City so many times but only going through. I’ve never seen this part of it. I’ll make sure and look around next time I’m there. Thank you
Could do without the repeating beat
I've been wanting to move there
YOU MANIFESTED THIS SHIT BEVERLY ON BEHALF OF YOUR APACHE ANCESTORS AND GERONIMO!!!!!!
DREAMS REALLY DO COME TRUE TOCCOA!!!!
My mother lived in Silver City
nice job especially the camera work. they also have two Hospitals and a University there. i hope to be there later this year. the move will be permanent!
best reubens in restaurant there.
Silver city sucked
my first time that I heard of Silver City was from The Neverending Story Part II.
been there , liked it
Solid thanks
New channel
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Excellent video. Thank you!
What a cute town! What do people do for a living on these areas though?
The copper mines, Western New Mexico University, Grocery stores, Gila Regional Hospital, many restaurants, health care offices, small businesses and all of the other usual suspects employ our population.
@@sarahr6571 are there any manufacturing companies there?
@@lisalanham7433 no, very rural.
@@suedNM well good. That keeps the water pure and clean.
@@lisalanham7433 the copper mine really causes water issues though. Not in all areas just those closest to the run off
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Watching from San Francisco
Almost went to college there. Great video! always liked that corner of the states.
Be glad you didn't go yo school here, a Western NM degree is as good as a a pile of sh#&.
@@billybrannan1298 I've been disappointed with NM for a long time. Glad i got out of that state.
@@billybrannan1298 Speak for yourself. My WNMU degree got me into the school where I got my PhD.
I stand by my words!!
The state is beautiful, no doubt yet I learned more in the outside real life and accomplished a great deal that No degree could ever have given me. A degree is just a piece of paper. Experience is the key.
I turned down MIT and Harvard because they couldn't teach me anything new.