@@CityWander Could you tell me what you use to film these city wander videos? I want to record places I like to take walks and drives just for me to remember.
Horticulture transfer student spring 94. I lived in Vawter first semester then off campus to then what was College Park on Patrick Henry Dr until I graduated in May 99. Soooo much has changed since with all the new buildings, but many good and not so good memories!! The snowball fights, the casual bike rides, hanging at the duck pond or catching a baseball game after class, walking/biking to class on any given day with wet hair and having it freeze by the time you got to class, attending just about every football game in Lane. Rushing the field in 95? after beating Miami for the first time 13-7, The coming of Michael Vick, Being in Cassell Stadium when Travis Jackson’s 3 pointer beat New Mexico State in the NIT semi’s in 94. Thank you 🙏 Go Hokies!!
Wonderful walking tour, you have a great channel because you walk along very interesting places like this Polytechnic Institute and you do in an immersive way, I love it, New YT friend 🔔👍
I attended Virginia Tech my freshman year 1982-1983. Total cost - tuition, room & board - was about $3,000. I lived in Femoyer Hall, which I think was about 26:56 point. I don't think it is used as a dormitory anymore. My family moved from Virginia to Mississippi in March, 1983, so I transferred to the University of Mississippi - a culture shock.
I just found this. It's a beautiful walking tour, except for one thing that disappointed me. The April 16th Memorial was simply grazed by with barely an accidental glimpse of its edge. That memorial is sacred and one of the most important parts of campus. I was expecting the video person to at least walk past it and give it a scan. I quit watching after that.
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The Virginia Tech campus is consistently rated as one of the most beautiful campuses in the country. Your video did it justice!
Thank you so much for saying that and for giving it a watch! 🤗💚👍
At 14:00, walk the memorial. Every single person was special and important. They will never be forgotten.
Graduated in 2014. Thanks for the upload! Now when I'm missing VT I can watch this and remember
Glad you find it useful Joel! Thanks for watching!👍😊
@@CityWander Could you tell me what you use to film these city wander videos? I want to record places I like to take walks and drives just for me to remember.
We use a GoPro Hero 8. 😊
Horticulture transfer student spring 94. I lived in Vawter first semester then off campus to then what was College Park on Patrick Henry Dr until I graduated in May 99. Soooo much has changed since with all the new buildings, but many good and not so good memories!! The snowball fights, the casual bike rides, hanging at the duck pond or catching a baseball game after class, walking/biking to class on any given day with wet hair and having it freeze by the time you got to class, attending just about every football game in Lane. Rushing the field in 95? after beating Miami for the first time 13-7, The coming of Michael Vick, Being in Cassell Stadium when Travis Jackson’s 3 pointer beat New Mexico State in the NIT semi’s in 94. Thank you 🙏 Go Hokies!!
Sure is funny how time keeps marching on. Glad we could conjure up a few memories for you! Take care. 💙
Beautiful scenery in the spring. Feel refreshed to walk on the clean street.
Glad you enjoyed it. 💙
Wonderful walking tour, you have a great channel because you walk along very interesting places like this Polytechnic Institute and you do in an immersive way, I love it, New YT friend 🔔👍
Hey thanks! That's super nice of you to say. 💙 Just subscribed to you!
This is a beautiful walkthrough. I would prefer it to be done in winter season but that's just me.
Thanks for watching! 💙
Thank you so much for uploading this video.👍🏻
Thank you for watching! 💙
This is a very interesting trip while enjoying the beauty
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Thank you for sharing! Great Virtual Tour! 👍👍😊😊 AWESOME!
Thank you Walk Around! 💙🌵
awesome relaxing walk!! this place is amazing!
Thank you Just Walk! 💙
I attended Virginia Tech my freshman year 1982-1983. Total cost - tuition, room & board - was about $3,000. I lived in Femoyer Hall, which I think was about 26:56 point. I don't think it is used as a dormitory anymore. My family moved from Virginia to Mississippi in March, 1983, so I transferred to the University of Mississippi - a culture shock.
I bet. It's also crazy what the cost of an education is nowadays... Thank you for checking the video out. Take care! 🙂
Very lovely walk, thanks for sharing your world 👍
Thank you for watching! 💙
Amazing scenery 😍💕 thanks for sharing 🤗
New friend here sending you all the support ✌️❤️ stay connected ✨😉
Thank you and welcome! 💙
GO HOKIES !!!
Very beautiful walking video my friend
Danke. Thanks for checking it out! Gute Reise! 💙
This is so good! 👌✌️
Thank you! 💙
Great walking tour on beautiful day👍👍👍
It was a gorgeous day! Thank you for watching! 💙
You took me to Virginia Tech 😉👍.
Thanks for watching! 💙
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Been in VA since 87 and never been here.
What camera/phone did you use to record this?
Thanks for watching! I used a GoPro Hero 8. 👍
Good views worth watching
Welcome MALLU SEATTLE! Thanks for watching. 💙
I was there last month for work. I got my degree in engineering at unt but being there made me wish i went lol.
It's a nice school. Thanks for checking out the video! 👍
Can you please make a waking tour of university of Washington Tacoma?
We will add it to the list for the next time we are in the NW! 💙🎓
@@CityWander Sure!
But please don't forget
It's a request.😊
I just found this. It's a beautiful walking tour, except for one thing that disappointed me. The April 16th Memorial was simply grazed by with barely an accidental glimpse of its edge. That memorial is sacred and one of the most important parts of campus. I was expecting the video person to at least walk past it and give it a scan. I quit watching after that.
Full support new friend
Thank you Saigonese Walks! We appreciate it. 💙