For those on mobile Timestamps 3:04 - Bay Street & Richmond Terrace 8:12 - Bay Street & Slosson Terrace 11:01 - Bay Street & Victory Boulevard (Entering Tompkinsville) 12:35 - Bay Street & Minithorne Street 17:45 - Bay Street & Grant Street 19:18 - Bay Street & Clinton Street (Entering Stapleton) 21:50 - Bay Street & Congress Street 26:26 - Bay Street & Canal Street 27:40 - Bay Street & Thompson Street (Entering Clifton) 33:40 - Bay Street & Vanderbilt Avenue 37:17 - Bay Street & Edgewater Street (Entering Rosebank) 40:42 - Bay Street & Lynhurst Avenue 44:40 - Bay Street & Virginia Avenue 47:25 - Bay Street & Hyland Boulevard (Entering Shore Acres) 50:04 - Bay Street & Scarboro Avenue 55:01 - Bay Street & Fingerboard Road 59:06 - Von Briesen Park
After 5 years, this is amazing to look back at Brooklyn during the late 2010s and what may have changed. It makes it even more exciting for what may lie in the next 5 to make a 10 year comparison.
This just popped up for me! I was a Letter Carrier from 1974 -1989 on SI. In fact most of my time was spent in Saint George and Stapleton with delivery routes on Bay Street from the ferry all the way to Rosebank. Lots of memories. Staten Island virtually never changes, and never for the best. The forgotten Borough. For example, whatever happened to the New York Wheel? I could have predicted that. I must have wore a path on those sidewalks. Living in Berlin, Germany now and like you Kid, my walking days continue. Love your stuff!
ActionKid: You are the best and enjoyed many of your videos. Brings me good cheer especially when you filmed areas in NYC, Nassau County where I used to live. Brings back great memories of those areas I used to reside/hang out.
Shit brought back some loverly memories for me i live here in England have done foe 50 years but i was born and grew up in Staten Island till i was 12 then moved to N.J i lived at Victory Blvd this was in the 50 and early 60s my first school was PS16 last time i went back was 2012 went to see my old home but it was gone the burnt down i was told looked weird because both buildings on either side were still standing and where i lived just a gap but i have many happy memories growing up there many places i remember are gone and rebuilt but when you came of the ferry and started walking man got my bearings back and my childhood came back
Hi Dude, UK guy Bob H here again, how about a vid including the NY to Staten Island ferry? Going on that was the nearest I got to the Statue of Liberty, great free ride! Still working through the videos, some really cool stuff, just looked at the Brooklyn Heights one - happy memories, will have to try and return one day! Bob H
Used to live and own a restaurant in that area for 12 years , what a waste of time and quality of life , Staten Island is one of the shiniest places I ever been. I’m originaly from Germany
Thank you for the upload. I don't understand this American infrastructure at all. Is this supposed to be a working poor class environment, or middle class? Or what? It all looks so poor. Cheap slabs, electricity above ground (poles), cracked streets and so many more things.
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For those on mobile
Timestamps
3:04 - Bay Street & Richmond Terrace
8:12 - Bay Street & Slosson Terrace
11:01 - Bay Street & Victory Boulevard (Entering Tompkinsville)
12:35 - Bay Street & Minithorne Street
17:45 - Bay Street & Grant Street
19:18 - Bay Street & Clinton Street (Entering Stapleton)
21:50 - Bay Street & Congress Street
26:26 - Bay Street & Canal Street
27:40 - Bay Street & Thompson Street (Entering Clifton)
33:40 - Bay Street & Vanderbilt Avenue
37:17 - Bay Street & Edgewater Street (Entering Rosebank)
40:42 - Bay Street & Lynhurst Avenue
44:40 - Bay Street & Virginia Avenue
47:25 - Bay Street & Hyland Boulevard (Entering Shore Acres)
50:04 - Bay Street & Scarboro Avenue
55:01 - Bay Street & Fingerboard Road
59:06 - Von Briesen Park
After 5 years, this is amazing to look back at Brooklyn during the late 2010s and what may have changed. It makes it even more exciting for what may lie in the next 5 to make a 10 year comparison.
Having lived all over the Island, this was truly a walk down memory lane. Thank you!
You're welcome!
This just popped up for me! I was a Letter Carrier from 1974 -1989 on SI. In fact most of my time was spent in Saint George and Stapleton with delivery routes on Bay Street from the ferry all the way to Rosebank. Lots of memories. Staten Island virtually never changes, and never for the best. The forgotten Borough. For example, whatever happened to the New York Wheel? I could have predicted that.
I must have wore a path on those sidewalks. Living in Berlin, Germany now and like you Kid, my walking days continue. Love your stuff!
This brought back so many good memories. I love all your videos, but my favorites are of Staten Island. Thank you!
I’d really love to see more of Staten Island and I loved your video. Please do some more. Thank you 🙏
LOVELY walk nice area well looked after ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Nice walk...glad i don't live in SI...too isolated for me but the view of the bridge is a good one...
I love Staten Island, this is where I grew up. nice video man
ActionKid: You are the best and enjoyed many of your videos. Brings me good cheer especially when you filmed areas in NYC, Nassau County where I used to live. Brings back great memories of those areas I used to reside/hang out.
Shit brought back some loverly memories for me i live here in England have done foe 50 years but i was born and grew up in Staten Island till i was 12 then moved to N.J i lived at Victory Blvd this was in the 50 and early 60s my first school was PS16 last time i went back was 2012 went to see my old home but it was gone the burnt down i was told looked weird because both buildings on either side were still standing and where i lived just a gap but i have many happy memories growing up there many places i remember are gone and rebuilt but when you came of the ferry and started walking man got my bearings back and my childhood came back
Hello, your videos are beautiful I send you a great greeting from Rocha, Uruguay South America.-
Nice tour! I love the view of the bridge!
I missed my hometown a lot.
I love ur videos💞👌
I was stationed here in the nineties. Sure looks different.
Hurray!! I love these
Great piece of documentary, man! Staten Island was always such a dark horse for me, but thnx to you there's less white spots now left!)
Hi Dude, UK guy Bob H here again, how about a vid including the NY to Staten Island ferry?
Going on that was the nearest I got to the Statue of Liberty, great free ride!
Still working through the videos, some really cool stuff, just looked at the Brooklyn Heights one - happy memories, will have to try and return one day!
Bob H
Here you go! ruclips.net/video/0v40PyYZbm0/видео.html
Nice one bro!
I like going onto google street view and walking with you bud.
Hi! How about showing us a little more of Soho? It would be very cool.
Sure, I can do that in the future.
Good video!
You passed by my friends dads pizzeria lol
can you travel Rossville avenue please ol mate?...I used too live in 823...im now in Australia but would be awesome too see my old house again!
That looks very far for me but I can try
İ used to live for 15 years at 67 Van Düzer St. İove Staten İsland.
I Love nyc
Nossa que lindo
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Used to live and own a restaurant in that area for 12 years , what a waste of time and quality of life , Staten Island is one of the shiniest places I ever been.
I’m originaly from Germany
Krust isn't there anymore update
a total cesspool!
It's disgusting what goes on near the water down Bay behind Clifton train
Needles galore
And out of state plates maybe trafficking drugs and guns
Thank you for the upload. I don't understand this American infrastructure at all. Is this supposed to be a working poor class environment, or middle class? Or what? It all looks so poor. Cheap slabs, electricity above ground (poles), cracked streets and so many more things.
@Jack Straw: yeah. WTF: there always seems to be a wise ass at every turn. I'm thankful for a job and and a roof over my head.