@@jamesthefisherman1060 the whole floods, tornadoes and hurricanes would be new for me. Coming from Alaska just used to earthquakes (with no warning) and driving carefully on icy/rainy roads that are slicker than snot. For the month of December those overnight temps of -10 below zero is getting frustrating. Thanks for the info!
@@dmarie388 There have been an increasing number of earthquakes on the east coast in the last 2-3 years but the only big one I can recall in North Carolina during that time was one that hit Sparta in 2020. Most that hit this area are usually small ones that many people don’t notice and cause minimal damage. The one in Sparta however did quite a bit of damage and could be felt from 100 miles away.
@@jamesthefisherman1060 I lived in Alaska before turning a year old. I’m used to earthquakes. The worst one I experienced was on 11-30-2018 a 7.1 earthquake hit Anchorage. Strongest shake I’ve been in. I tell you what, there were many damaged roads, thankfully no fatalities. We had our roads fixed over the weekend and we kept it moving. But the aftershocks was gut wrenching when you’re grocery shopping. Wanting to find sturdy furniture to hide under. Let’s just say I had earthquake ptsd for a while . 😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫
There is the civil rights museum and wet and wild water park the friendly shopping center and four seasons mall and the brand new tangler performance arts center opening this fall if I'm not mistaken and downtown
@601 TRAVELS greensboro is also 5hrs from the outer banks too. that right there is something i wouldn't mind because i wouldn't have to worry about the hassle of catching a flight unless traveling to other states like dallas-fort worth or austin.
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@@davidq2630 There isn't any real economic opportunities, an uncontrolled rise in crime, poor infrastructure but rising taxes, and increasing urban sprawl. I'd say these are a few reasons, Greensboro used to be a great place but now a days it's a pain. None of the places listed to visit as a tourist arent that great, not much more than niche one trick ponies.
@@Doc_Mario1 thank you. That is the kind of information people do not share. I understand why they wouldn’t but it doesn’t help when someone is looking into places to possibly move to.
@@Doc_Mario1 This is true. Ive lived in greensboro/summerfield my entire life. Not much going on here aside from uprise in crime. I was on S elm 2 weeks ago leaving the bar and saw 3 people get shot 20 feet away from me lol
What kinds of Natural disasters does Greensboro deal with? Doing research before relocating.
Occasional floods, tornadoes, and hurricanes
@@jamesthefisherman1060 the whole floods, tornadoes and hurricanes would be new for me. Coming from Alaska just used to earthquakes (with no warning) and driving carefully on icy/rainy roads that are slicker than snot. For the month of December those overnight temps of -10 below zero is getting frustrating. Thanks for the info!
@@dmarie388 There have been an increasing number of earthquakes on the east coast in the last 2-3 years but the only big one I can recall in North Carolina during that time was one that hit Sparta in 2020. Most that hit this area are usually small ones that many people don’t notice and cause minimal damage. The one in Sparta however did quite a bit of damage and could be felt from 100 miles away.
@@jamesthefisherman1060 I lived in Alaska before turning a year old. I’m used to earthquakes. The worst one I experienced was on 11-30-2018 a 7.1 earthquake hit Anchorage. Strongest shake I’ve been in. I tell you what, there were many damaged roads, thankfully no fatalities. We had our roads fixed over the weekend and we kept it moving. But the aftershocks was gut wrenching when you’re grocery shopping. Wanting to find sturdy furniture to hide under. Let’s just say I had earthquake ptsd for a while . 😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫
@@jamesthefisherman1060 We also have a rare earthquake now and again.
Greensboro is a part of the triad. Winston Salem, Greensboro and High Point. It’s located in central North Carolina.
There is the civil rights museum and wet and wild water park the friendly shopping center and four seasons mall and the brand new tangler performance arts center opening this fall if I'm not mistaken and downtown
Greensboro is not in Eastern North Carolina. Its in North-Central North Carolina
Depends on where you are standing. 📍
@601 TRAVELS greensboro is also 5hrs from the outer banks too. that right there is something i wouldn't mind because i wouldn't have to worry about the hassle of catching a flight unless traveling to other states like dallas-fort worth or austin.
Thank you for your time 🎉❤
I would like to see a video of Winston-Salem NC just like this one !!!
Oh my gosh back then i lived in Greensboro for 3 years or 4 years
8:10 it’s pronounced “ar-bo-ree-tum”
I live there😀
It is home to UNCG not UNC that’s in chapel hill
The amount of crime!!!
GBoro nice place to go
I was born in James town and lived in Greensboro
All the city’s I mainly went was Greensboro, high point, James town, etc
Good lord I wish I didn’t move to Floridia
Floridia sucks
I refuse to go more north than Virginia
I was just looking at real estate in Floyd county. Beautiful part of the us!
When my father was in the NC National guard he went to fort Bragg I believe
Miss my hometown 😢
My uncle lives here!
Awesome as for all your videos amazing beautiful country the USA is for every different taste you can find different places different cities simply outstanding stop thank you so much for your wonderful video!
🙏🙏🙏🍀🍀🍀🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I am really amazed at how your content changed but for the better! I love it!
Thank you so much! We’ll be adding city tours and drives again in the future as time and money allows.
Greensboro such a great place that anyone with the ability to leave, does so with haste.
@marioR are you saying it's a bad place?
Why do you think people leave, or want to leave?
@@davidq2630 There isn't any real economic opportunities, an uncontrolled rise in crime, poor infrastructure but rising taxes, and increasing urban sprawl. I'd say these are a few reasons, Greensboro used to be a great place but now a days it's a pain. None of the places listed to visit as a tourist arent that great, not much more than niche one trick ponies.
@@Doc_Mario1 thank you. That is the kind of information people do not share. I understand why they wouldn’t but it doesn’t help when someone is looking into places to possibly move to.
@@Doc_Mario1 This is true. Ive lived in greensboro/summerfield my entire life. Not much going on here aside from uprise in crime. I was on S elm 2 weeks ago leaving the bar and saw 3 people get shot 20 feet away from me lol
You pay $250,000 to live in a house that's really not far at all from the ghetto.
lol if you think housing prices are high in Greensboro I cant imagine where you came from.
@@chadlyoThey're very cheap compared to surrounding areas, which is alarming. The closest comparison to Illinois, where I'm from, would be Rockford.