Excellent job. Thanks. Living in St Augustine... all you say is true. Palatka is the up and coming place, and best of all, out of motorized tourist central.
Palatka has some benefits compared with St. Augustine less people and lots of history as well. I rode my bike from St. Augustine to Palatka just a few days ago and visited Ravine Gardens. Great place to visit, I got video too. 👍
I was just there, thinking St Augustine would be the more mystical city. Never heard of Patalaka but I FELT the energy shift immediately when I went through it. I stopped on my way back because it had a cool vibe. Cool little town!
I was just looking at Palatka by the golf course. Beautiful new build with a very spacious yard. The school system, the lack of businesses, and the fact of living near a golf course may be affected by sprays and dusts blown from the golf course onto my property and into our home. The pesticides they use on the turf can run off into the surface waters or get down into groundwater, which can then expose people to contaminated drinking water. That can possibly cause cancer. So it's definitely a lot to consider. I'm in Duval County. I was hoping to move to st John's county but like you said the houses are too close and too expensive. I'm also interested in Nassau County and possibly Clay County but again they are too expensive as well. So I'm at a crossroad. It's even expensive to live in less desirable neighborhoods in the sense of you're not getting much of anything but depression when you walk out of your door. My husband and I qualify to be in a really nice neighborhood but who wants to pay a $$2200 and mortgage after coming out of a pandemic. I'm usually optimistic and more faith driven but it's scary for me living in uncertain times. Even with the guaranteed income we have that supplement our wages. I don't want to over extend ourselves God forbid we lose our jobs. I came too far to lose what I earned. It's a catch 22.
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE I appreciate I was venting because the process been frustrating. Mainly on my end because although I can afford it I'm not ready to pay especially since I feel like I'm settling. I have to get out of my own head.
I get the impression he's having a really hard time coming up with good things to say about my town. I've lived here my entire life and ...that checks out. Lol. There's nothing here, the schools are terrible, crime is high, and there's nothing to do here. lol. It's cheap to live here because the county is broke and nobody wants to live here. Lol. I really do appreciate the effort, though, bud. You're out there hustling and it's admirable.
Before you buy meet your potential neighbors and do a clerk of court records search. It will reveal their true character. Driving record, lawsuit’s, etc. A lot of good old boy corruption plus a lot of resentment towards newcomers.
When a empty property is offered on the open market you can bet the existing adjacent owners have their heart set on owning it. Problem is they won’t pay the asking price. When an outsider buys it. They can’t stand it and roll out the unwelcome mat. For me it was a 15 year constant battle. They are finally gone. I’m still here and I never backed down. But they turned our dream into a nightmare.
Palatka is kind of on the upswing(ish) but it's likely to get better because of the simple amount of spillover headed its way. It' has decent shopping, highway access, etc. and some of it is charming but some bits are a bit grubby. It could go either way here but I am betting it will start going up just maybe not overnight.
I agree. Many of my friends and others are choosing Palatka for the lifestyle it offers. Once you add the first coast expressway just north of it, I think you will see massive growth compartative to today
Great video. I was born in Jacksonville and grew up in rural parts of the state like Palatka and Starke. Palatka has been left behind by the rest of the area, but I definitely think its on the way up. Another 10 years and it could be as expensive as the rest of the area. Fifteen, years ago, no one thought St. Johns county would be as expensive as it is right now. Even a development like Nocatee, was less than half the price it is now, just 5 years ago. Now would be the time to buy something in Palatka, I mean where else are you going to get waterfront property at those prices, anywhere near the beach?
Florida has changed a lot in these last couple years. It's pretty crazy. I agree. I think Palatka is one of the few places that has almost remained untouched. Though because if the cost of living near the beach I think it has huge potential.
Interlachen has the cheapest non HOA land in the USA. Now I live in Interlachen. Property crime can be an issue here but if you do not flaunt wealth you will not be a target.
I enjoy it because my lot is surrounded by woods and no one wants to live here so those surrounding lots will remain vacant. I was able to get seclusion for very little money. I doubt many would like it here especially women. Poverty seems to be an issue here but I never found that alone to be a problem. There seems to be an active drug trade here but I am not involved in it. I am only in interlachen because you can get quarter acre lots for under $5000 and I do not keep high value items. Everything I own of value involves gardening and the neighborhood thrives do not seem interested in such things. Putnam county allows tiny houses which gives me extra room to grow food. I search many states for a cheap place to survival garden. Interlachen seems to be a fit for me. Plenty of fishing spots with in walking distance. Plenty of rabbits to eat. A lot of wild blueberries and blackberries. Even a rare red blueberry that I am digging up and potting up to donate to local nurseries in exchange for other food plants. I potted up dozens just from clearing land for a driveway. Interlachen suits me but it’s not for everyone.
I moved from the Chattanooga suburbs of NW Georgia right on the Tenn line. Loved it there and if I found land cheap enough I would have stayed. I ended up in interlachen because it had my one main criteria, land I could buy with cash. (Under $5000). Small criteria.. I need to be able to garden the land and have enough privacy so no one can tell how large my garden really is. Interlachen has so many vacant lots that it’s easy to find something secluded. Sure anyone could buy and develop around me but I have time to get privacy trees/vines up and growing
Dang Thomas quit trying to get people to move here please my family has been here since late 1700s ya'll are ruining fla please all ya'll are doing is driving prices up even more
Yeah, totally sucks that people are putting us on the map! The building that’s going on in Saint Augustine should be illegal!!! I thought they were tree ordinance says and what not but apparently it’s not enforced and money, talks, and bullshit walks!
These comments are so odd to me. I live in a very different county than what these people are commenting about. I’ve lived on the Palatka Golf Course and enjoyed my time there, with no issues. I now live in East Palatka and absolutely love it. I really wouldn’t want to raise my children anywhere else. The schools are what you make of them. If you are a problem you will have problems; if you are interested in education you will get an education.
I think you nailed it! I live in a neighborhood now where I've literally had people tell me "they will rob the wheels off your truck". Never had a problem. Know all my neighbors
It has a full parking lane that no one uses unless there are fireworks or a festival. You could safely bike there. Putnam County prides itself on being biker friendly. I was born here but have lived all over the country just to end up back here 😊
I have/had relatives all over that town. Been there MANY times.. Being from the Mountains of WNC, I simply couldnt wait to leave there as fast as I possibly could! Cant drink the water heat thunderstorms of Biblical proportions, muggy, I cant think of one redeeming quality of Palatka FLA. St Augustine....Different story, ST Augustine and parts of OCALA were the only two places in that entire state I could stand to stay more than a few minutes.
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINELots of memories of Palatka, many of them bad. ive fished in the ST Johns, swam at Silver Lake, went to (I believe) Crescent Beach, and St Augustine, and watched racing at Daytona down the road a couple hrs. Got burned, bitten, poisoned, and even dog bitten once. Endured lightning strikes, hurricanes, every known pestilence. Snakes and alligators. You name it LOL! No, wild horses couldnt drag me back there. The sulphury water smell alone aa well as the oppressive humidity and heat sticks in my memory to this very day.
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE I am from WNC a native. I just had relatives in the Palatka area all my life. I do remember a notorious bar there but dont know if its still there. Have you ever heard of "The Alibi?"
Ok, now for a dose of reality from someone that is very familiar with both locations. Per capita, Putnam county (which is where Palatka is located) has one of the highest crime rates in the state. It's redneck heaven, with rebel flags and meth heads everywhere you go. We're talking about the cellar dwellers of society. St Augustine is overpriced and overcrowded, due to all of the northerners that are moving there in droves over the last few years. Imagine a relatively small town with the traffic of New York City. And unless you're wealthy, don't even bother trying to buy a house there, or even rent an apartment.
You are just so wrong on all of this. Obviously you haven't lived in either Palatka or NYC. One of my best friends lives in Palataka with his wife and daughter; loves it. My sister lives in Palatka with her husband and daughter; loves it. Are there problems? Yes. But if you watch the video I pretty much outline that. The traffic in St Augustine is worse than it was; but it is in no way like NYC. I was born in Brooklyn and lived in the city for years. Your comparison is just wrong. What else you got?
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE Oh, I got plenty. First of all, I DID live (and work) in Palatka for 6 years. Let me guess; you're a northerner that just moved down here not long ago? Facts don't lie; look up the places with the highest crime rate in Florida, and Palatka is at or close to the top. Mud trucks, hillbillies, drugs and violence are everywhere in Palatka. But you're an "expert", right? Oh, and how long did YOU live in Palatka?
Yeah,the traffic is HORRIFIC! We just don’t have the infrastructure for all the building… slapping up these ugly shitshacks and charge and a half $1 million dollars!!! Or approx 3,000 to rent! These builders are totally destroying this little town, thanks to National Geographic putting us on the map regarding nights of lights. I think it has gone downhill from there!!! I worked at a bed-and-breakfast downtown, and I remember some guests coming back, saying that they waited in line for four hours to get on a trolley tour of the city! I’ll need to get on the trolley and sit in traffic😂😂😂 Stoopid is as Stoopid does! Palatka does have a groovy little vibe…… but I’m not sure the clientele that lives out there is gonna be interested in hanging out at any brewery, drinking high priced IPAs?! More like drinking Busch light and driving trucks where the ass end scrapes on the ground aka “the Palatka lean”….. I wish everybody well, though!
You touched on taxes but failed to mention the most important thing people are concerned with when thinking of moving to Florida - property insurance. That should have been your first subject.
I have a ton of other videos where I cover this. Aside from that really only homes on the water or flood zones are seeing their premiums skyrocket. The St Johns River is not tidal so it's not as bad as the ocean or intracoastal
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINEhe definitely lives in a different East Palatka then I do. We have zero crime, our kids are all friends and play and ride bikes all over the neighborhood.
Most the people I know that are moving from NY, NJ, PA, CA are trying to get away from the states policies. They aren't trying to change Florida, they are looking to join in
It definitely can give you that feel from the outside in. I was born here but raised in Jersey, but moved to Palatka later. I go all over now, doing travel nursing. I prefer to live elsewhere but home is where my mom is and she chose Palatka😊
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Excellent job. Thanks. Living in St Augustine... all you say is true. Palatka is the up and coming place, and best of all, out of motorized tourist central.
I appreciate the feedback! Do you live in the area?
40 min to St Augustine. We got no hurricances here and almost no flooding, whereas St Augustine is always flooded and traffic is a nightmare.
I'm a big fan of the direction Palatka is going! How long have you lived there
Such a lie . This place is a pit. The elevation is higher yes but it still floods.
Palatka has some benefits compared with St. Augustine less people and lots of history as well. I rode my bike from St. Augustine to Palatka just a few days ago and visited Ravine Gardens. Great place to visit, I got video too. 👍
That's a good ride! I agree. Many of the people who like St Augustine of the past are gonna love Palatka right now
Driving from West palm beach going through Palatka keystone heights, lake Geneva, Starke, lake butler to Lake city amazing view
Beautiful country out there. Make sure you check out the springs too. Not many people know how Beautiful those places are
I was just there, thinking St Augustine would be the more mystical city. Never heard of Patalaka but I FELT the energy shift immediately when I went through it. I stopped on my way back because it had a cool vibe. Cool little town!
I think Palatka is awesome. I'm excited to see what happens in the near future for it
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE Yes, I kind of want to move there, now:) Sorry for misspelling it!
@@jennyhong6746 well if you want any more info let me know!
I didn't even notices your mistake. Many of my friends joke and say "pal-uh-takka"
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE thank you!
Fishing in the St. Johns is beyond expectation, it is brackish so virtually all ocean fish and freshwater fish are there. I loved the fishing!
I've yet to do it but I know plenty of people who love going out there.
If you are an outdoorsman Palatka has a ton to offer
Thanks for finally going to Palatka!
It's been on my list. Only so much time on top of selling real estate
I was just looking at Palatka by the golf course. Beautiful new build with a very spacious yard. The school system, the lack of businesses, and the fact of living near a golf course may be affected by sprays and dusts blown from the golf course onto my property and into our home. The pesticides they use on the turf can run off into the surface waters or get down into groundwater, which can then expose people to contaminated drinking water. That can possibly cause cancer. So it's definitely a lot to consider. I'm in Duval County. I was hoping to move to st John's county but like you said the houses are too close and too expensive. I'm also interested in Nassau County and possibly Clay County but again they are too expensive as well. So I'm at a crossroad. It's even expensive to live in less desirable neighborhoods in the sense of you're not getting much of anything but depression when you walk out of your door. My husband and I qualify to be in a really nice neighborhood but who wants to pay a $$2200 and mortgage after coming out of a pandemic. I'm usually optimistic and more faith driven but it's scary for me living in uncertain times. Even with the guaranteed income we have that supplement our wages. I don't want to over extend ourselves God forbid we lose our jobs. I came too far to lose what I earned. It's a catch 22.
I hear your concerns. It ultimately depends on your goals for homeownership. If you'd like to have a conversation about it please reach out
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE I appreciate I was venting because the process been frustrating. Mainly on my end because although I can afford it I'm not ready to pay especially since I feel like I'm settling. I have to get out of my own head.
@@hebrewqueen9280 I get it. Things have changed rapidly in our area. It's been an adjustment for everyone
I get the impression he's having a really hard time coming up with good things to say about my town. I've lived here my entire life and ...that checks out. Lol. There's nothing here, the schools are terrible, crime is high, and there's nothing to do here. lol. It's cheap to live here because the county is broke and nobody wants to live here. Lol. I really do appreciate the effort, though, bud. You're out there hustling and it's admirable.
Thanks for your perspective. I love it when I get some locals insights.
Don't you think things are moving in a positive direction?
Great video !! Congratulations to your sister on her new home
They are loving it so far!
Before you buy meet your potential neighbors and do a clerk of court records search. It will reveal their true character. Driving record, lawsuit’s, etc. A lot of good old boy corruption plus a lot of resentment towards newcomers.
I always tell people to walk the neighborhood and get familiar. I appreciate the advice
When a empty property is offered on the open market you can bet the existing adjacent owners have their heart set on owning it. Problem is they won’t pay the asking price. When an outsider buys it. They can’t stand it and roll out the unwelcome mat. For me it was a 15 year constant battle. They are finally gone. I’m still here and I never backed down. But they turned our dream into a nightmare.
Palatka is kind of on the upswing(ish) but it's likely to get better because of the simple amount of spillover headed its way. It' has decent shopping, highway access, etc. and some of it is charming but some bits are a bit grubby. It could go either way here but I am betting it will start going up just maybe not overnight.
I agree. Many of my friends and others are choosing Palatka for the lifestyle it offers.
Once you add the first coast expressway just north of it, I think you will see massive growth compartative to today
Great video. I was born in Jacksonville and grew up in rural parts of the state like Palatka and Starke. Palatka has been left behind by the rest of the area, but I definitely think its on the way up. Another 10 years and it could be as expensive as the rest of the area. Fifteen, years ago, no one thought St. Johns county would be as expensive as it is right now. Even a development like Nocatee, was less than half the price it is now, just 5 years ago. Now would be the time to buy something in Palatka, I mean where else are you going to get waterfront property at those prices, anywhere near the beach?
Florida has changed a lot in these last couple years. It's pretty crazy.
I agree. I think Palatka is one of the few places that has almost remained untouched.
Though because if the cost of living near the beach I think it has huge potential.
Thank You for the video
Thanks! Let me know if you need anything else?
Interlachen has the cheapest non HOA land in the USA. Now I live in Interlachen. Property crime can be an issue here but if you do not flaunt wealth you will not be a target.
Do you enjoy living there? Everything I drive through I think its pretty nice
I enjoy it because my lot is surrounded by woods and no one wants to live here so those surrounding lots will remain vacant. I was able to get seclusion for very little money. I doubt many would like it here especially women. Poverty seems to be an issue here but I never found that alone to be a problem. There seems to be an active drug trade here but I am not involved in it. I am only in interlachen because you can get quarter acre lots for under $5000 and I do not keep high value items. Everything I own of value involves gardening and the neighborhood thrives do not seem interested in such things. Putnam county allows tiny houses which gives me extra room to grow food. I search many states for a cheap place to survival garden. Interlachen seems to be a fit for me. Plenty of fishing spots with in walking distance. Plenty of rabbits to eat. A lot of wild blueberries and blackberries. Even a rare red blueberry that I am digging up and potting up to donate to local nurseries in exchange for other food plants. I potted up dozens just from clearing land for a driveway. Interlachen suits me but it’s not for everyone.
@@johnliberty3647 sounds like you got a pretty sweet set up out there. Where did you move from?
What was your criteria when buying?
I moved from the Chattanooga suburbs of NW Georgia right on the Tenn line. Loved it there and if I found land cheap enough I would have stayed. I ended up in interlachen because it had my one main criteria, land I could buy with cash. (Under $5000). Small criteria.. I need to be able to garden the land and have enough privacy so no one can tell how large my garden really is. Interlachen has so many vacant lots that it’s easy to find something secluded. Sure anyone could buy and develop around me but I have time to get privacy trees/vines up and growing
@@johnliberty3647 that's amazing. I've driven out that way on the tail of the dragon. Beautiful country.
Glad you found your place in FL!
Dang Thomas quit trying to get people to move here please my family has been here since late 1700s ya'll are ruining fla please all ya'll are doing is driving prices up even more
They are coming whether I make videos or not. Unfortunately people have found out about Central FL.
I blame Bass Pro Shops
Yeah, totally sucks that people are putting us on the map! The building that’s going on in Saint Augustine should be illegal!!! I thought they were tree ordinance says and what not but apparently it’s not enforced and money, talks, and bullshit walks!
I prefer Hallandale beach Florida beautiful city good beaches and restaurants and growing businesses and communities, and good night life.❤🇺🇸
To St Augustine or Palatka?
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE yea it’s a better city overall all and it’s next to Miami and Hollywood,Fort Lauderdale.
@@Moneypower572 the price point is different for sure.
I'm not really a SFL guy. Too hot and too many hurricanes. Miami is also eh
Extremely expensive, St Augustine is cheap compared to the Hallandale area and has a lot less traffic.
@@jamesleonard4713 I imagine it is for sure! St Augustine is not cheap by any means.
The night life is also on the come up
These comments are so odd to me. I live in a very different county than what these people are commenting about. I’ve lived on the Palatka Golf Course and enjoyed my time there, with no issues. I now live in East Palatka and absolutely love it. I really wouldn’t want to raise my children anywhere else. The schools are what you make of them. If you are a problem you will have problems; if you are interested in education you will get an education.
I think you nailed it! I live in a neighborhood now where I've literally had people tell me "they will rob the wheels off your truck". Never had a problem. Know all my neighbors
It was lot diffferent a few decades ago... Have the paved the roads outside the downtown areas yet?
Depends how far outside downtown you are talking about
Does that large bridge that you showed have a bicycle lane?
Every lane is a bicycle lane in reality lol. It has a sidewalk
A sidewalk works for me unless it's totally unbikable.
It's full of debris. Stay in the pedestrian lane.
It has a full parking lane that no one uses unless there are fireworks or a festival. You could safely bike there. Putnam County prides itself on being biker friendly. I was born here but have lived all over the country just to end up back here 😊
Do interlachen next lol
It's just too far for me to cover. I am in the works with adding a team member for putnam County.
Oh my God I know that clock I live there
How long have you lived there for?
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE about half my life and the other half in Interlaken
Ocala national Forest 😊
If I remember correctly I switched up one of the forests for a national one
We are just wanting to move to a safe town .
I just did a video that compares crime across the NE FL counties.
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I have/had relatives all over that town. Been there MANY times.. Being from the Mountains of WNC, I simply couldnt wait to leave there as fast as I possibly could! Cant drink the water heat thunderstorms of Biblical proportions, muggy, I cant think of one redeeming quality of Palatka FLA. St Augustine....Different story, ST Augustine and parts of OCALA were the only two places in that entire state I could stand to stay more than a few minutes.
Have you been there recently?
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINELots of memories of Palatka, many of them bad. ive fished in the ST Johns, swam at Silver Lake, went to (I believe) Crescent Beach, and St Augustine, and watched racing at Daytona down the road a couple hrs. Got burned, bitten, poisoned, and even dog bitten once. Endured lightning strikes, hurricanes, every known pestilence. Snakes and alligators. You name it LOL! No, wild horses couldnt drag me back there. The sulphury water smell alone aa well as the oppressive humidity and heat sticks in my memory to this very day.
@@dennissmathers898 did you move back to nc
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE I am from WNC a native. I just had relatives in the Palatka area all my life. I do remember a notorious bar there but dont know if its still there. Have you ever heard of "The Alibi?"
Small boat rental in palaska
Are you asking if there is one?
Isn't there a paper mill and a coal burning power plant there?
Yes there is.
There is a jipboard plant all so.
I was excited to win a contest for a week in Palatka 1st place until i found out 2nd place was 2 weeks and 3rd place was 3 weeks.......ohhhh well
Lol that was actually hilarious 😂
Palatka is OTW up! Do you live there
that is hilarious!
@@zenmi6228 I agree he got me
The water there is all sulfur.
The water here is not good. Most people get a softener and a filtration system
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE That’s why we moved away from there. Still go back to fish and go to the old restaurant but that’s it.
@@bobbydee1187 where did you move to?
Ok, now for a dose of reality from someone that is very familiar with both locations. Per capita, Putnam county (which is where Palatka is located) has one of the highest crime rates in the state. It's redneck heaven, with rebel flags and meth heads everywhere you go. We're talking about the cellar dwellers of society. St Augustine is overpriced and overcrowded, due to all of the northerners that are moving there in droves over the last few years. Imagine a relatively small town with the traffic of New York City. And unless you're wealthy, don't even bother trying to buy a house there, or even rent an apartment.
You are just so wrong on all of this. Obviously you haven't lived in either Palatka or NYC.
One of my best friends lives in Palataka with his wife and daughter; loves it.
My sister lives in Palatka with her husband and daughter; loves it.
Are there problems? Yes. But if you watch the video I pretty much outline that.
The traffic in St Augustine is worse than it was; but it is in no way like NYC. I was born in Brooklyn and lived in the city for years. Your comparison is just wrong.
What else you got?
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE Oh, I got plenty. First of all, I DID live (and work) in Palatka for 6 years. Let me guess; you're a northerner that just moved down here not long ago? Facts don't lie; look up the places with the highest crime rate in Florida, and Palatka is at or close to the top. Mud trucks, hillbillies, drugs and violence are everywhere in Palatka. But you're an "expert", right? Oh, and how long did YOU live in Palatka?
Truth I live in Saint Augustine and have lived in palatka my mom has a place there I’m too scared to move there , the crime
@@karenwills-hj3nk Yeah, there's just too many lowlife trashy people there that ruin it for everyone else
Yeah,the traffic is HORRIFIC! We just don’t have the infrastructure for all the building… slapping up these ugly shitshacks and charge and a half $1 million dollars!!! Or approx 3,000 to rent! These builders are totally destroying this little town, thanks to National Geographic putting us on the map regarding nights of lights. I think it has gone downhill from there!!! I worked at a bed-and-breakfast downtown, and I remember some guests coming back, saying that they waited in line for four hours to get on a trolley tour of the city! I’ll need to get on the trolley and sit in traffic😂😂😂
Stoopid is as Stoopid does! Palatka does have a groovy little vibe…… but I’m not sure the clientele that lives out there is gonna be interested in hanging out at any brewery, drinking high priced IPAs?! More like drinking Busch light and driving trucks where the ass end scrapes on the ground aka “the Palatka lean”….. I wish everybody well, though!
Definitely a lower priced option than St. Augustine.
100% my sister got a waterfront home for less than the median sale price in St Augustine.
Do you live in the area?
You touched on taxes but failed to mention the most important thing people are concerned with when thinking of moving to Florida - property insurance. That should have been your first subject.
I have a ton of other videos where I cover this. Aside from that really only homes on the water or flood zones are seeing their premiums skyrocket.
The St Johns River is not tidal so it's not as bad as the ocean or intracoastal
QI Robert's. Are you sure that you know Putnam?
Qi roberts?
Cost of living is way up
It definitely is. I imagine we are going to see a lot of change in Palatka
Best reason to stay out of St. Augustine: you won’t have to deal with a bunch of Woke blue haired smurfs.
What are you talking about?
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE I have been there many times as I reside in an adjoining county. So don’t try to gaslight me.
@@totalmayhem6344 lol ok buddy whatever you say. What adjoining county do you live in
Omg a New Yorker thinking he knows stuff .lol😊
I know a thing or 2. How bout you?
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE one time I lived in palatka and I also lived in inner Larkin Good times I love that clock that looks like a skeleton of a clock
There is not a Palatka National Forest
I misspoke. It's the Ocala national forest
Im from here. Don’t live here anymore thank goodness. Run don’t walk away from Palatka. This is not a place you want to end up.
When did you move?
East Palatka is a bad area and the P.D. is woefully inadequately trained and underfunded. The drug trade is expanding and violence is growing.
Sounds fun
What makes it a bad area?
Nealbell lives in East Palatka and doesn't want people to move there (probably)
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINEhe definitely lives in a different East Palatka then I do. We have zero crime, our kids are all friends and play and ride bikes all over the neighborhood.
@@parkertif thanks for your comment! Most people I know that live in Palatka love it. Having a local comment about their experience helps a lot!
Don't new york Palatka. Keep it in S.Florida
Most the people I know that are moving from NY, NJ, PA, CA are trying to get away from the states policies. They aren't trying to change Florida, they are looking to join in
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINE 🤣🤣🤣 that's a good 1. S.Fla in the 80s all over again. & S.Fla is a shithole.
High crime no jobs
Definitely a commuter location to Jax or Sta
Palatka equals Appalchia
It's definitely more rural. Is that what you mean?
It definitely can give you that feel from the outside in. I was born here but raised in Jersey, but moved to Palatka later. I go all over now, doing travel nursing. I prefer to live elsewhere but home is where my mom is and she chose Palatka😊
@@famugrad98 how long have you been there?
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINEoff and on since 1988 but purchased in 2013 after living all over the U.S. I now travel nurse and leave for months at a time. Coming back on Sunday on a more permanent basis.
@@famugrad98 nice. So you have seen Palatka change over the years.
Have you noticed a difference the past couple years?
Don’t move there .
Lol can you elaborate on why?
@@LIVINGINSTAUGUSTINEpeople are feral they are ghoulish they are foul