Wanted to move to Arizona until this last election, not gonna shoot myself in the foot, that border is too chaotic right now, nice vid though! "KEEP ON KEEPIN ON"
I love the series of small towns, and that you try to compare local weather to big (or more populated cities) in the state. Please keep on doing that for the folks we haven’t yet been in those places.
I love the small towns. We live in Maricopa which used to be a small town and now it is sooooo crowded. I need my space but don't like big cities anymore. So I'm looking for a potential place to move to one of these days. I love AZ ( minus the new gov) and would like to stay here.
Hey, it's got to be WAY better than Cali where I've been all my life. If it gets worse, you can always move east. I like Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Arkansas. I will likely move to one of those four states before I die.
We love Jerome and Williams! Fell in love with Prescott but couldn't afford housing there, so we bought in Chino Valley, and visit Jerome and Williams every chance we get! My grandparents had a summer home in Pine Top, so we love that area as well and camp in Show Low (Fool Hollow Lake) twice a year. Can't wait to explore Southern AZ - Tombstone, Tubac, Bisbee, and Patagonia! Such a great state with so many interesting places to visit! However, as "older" residents with health issues, living near a big city becomes a necessity, as much as you want to distance yourself from them.
I'm a New Zealander and with my wife spent five wonderful weeks in the US in Aug/Sep/Oct 2023. My favourite part was a road trip from Denver through the corner of Utah, then lots of time in Arizona, across to New Mexico and back through Albuquerque and Santa Fe eventually making it back to Denver. Just loved those small towns, like Rifle, CO and Williams, AZ, they are the soul of America. Went through Bisbee and Jerome, real character towns. Grand Canyon was marvellous, but my favourite place was Monument Valley, just beautiful. Would like to explore Utah and Nevada next time.
I love all your videos but i really enjoy the small town tours. Superior Az is a cute little town also. Not far from Globe. Thanks for sharing your videos with us. 😊
I'm originally from a small town in Northern AZ, love that you do these videos on small towns to contrast them with the city. There is so much hectic life going on in the cities, what nice alternatives there are about which to learn. Keep up the good work!
I love living in Arizona. Wife an Iive in Mesa right now, but just bought a house in Chino Valley and will move up there full time when she retires in April. I love exploring the small towns around the state just want to avoid going through the Phoenix Metro area ever again.
I was born in Phoenix in 1958 and we moved to Stanfield AZ and I grew up there until I was 9 or 10 and my family moved to Los Angeles. I would love to see you do a show on Stanfield it was a small town when I lived there. Don't know about now though.
I like this video of higher elevation small town. I am looking at AZ to move back to a more peaceful life . I used to live in Lake Montezuma, where I could see the sunrise from my den and the sunset from my living room. I loved the climate there, no searing hot summers, and very little snow, but lovely clear air to breathe. I was there from 2001 thru 2004. I didn't want to come back to CA but I had to. I couldn't find work nearby.
Would be very nice of you dedicating a episode about the GREEN PARTS of Arizona bud, like where there is green and water, cost of living and such, especially a good health care for us seniors, GODS Country if I may, thanks, and LOVE YOUR VIDS.
I love the small town tours! I live in Yuma, and I know there's so much more to Arizona. In fact, I'm looking for a small town to move to so I can escape Yuma. So please, keep the small town tours coming. Thanks!
Just found you, use to live in Prescott Valley in the very early 70's so one of the 1st families living there then. Considering that i like the small town video's their size, history the amount of land with the house's Etc... Thanks for sharing
Good job I just discovered your channel today here it is February 2023 I think today's the 7th or 8th either way I like seeing my home state that's just cool man I want to go finish this video. You ever get to Arivaca 24 miles west of Amado which is about 7 miles north of tubac on interstate 19 don't blink your eyes or you'll miss it.
I was able to check out Tubac and Tumacacori last year after seeing your previous video. It was a fantastic day trip. Oh and I enjoyed my afternoon cigar at Grumpy Gringo's which was really cool 😎 🔥💨❤️.
I found your channel when I was looking at a house in Cottonwood. Love your variety of content. Maybe do something on upcoming festivals, fairs etc. Also I am a huge car show buff. Would love to know about some of the different ones going on.
LOVE this content! I personally like Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Sedona and Tubac. My parents live in Sun City, so when I move to Arizona, I will most likely start off in this area. I really enjoy watching this kind of informational videos. Would love to see more information on tiny homes, modular homes, decent and nice trailer parks e.g., are there any parks for tiny homes? How much are they roundabout? What's included when renting or buying?
SnowFlake/Taylor, very small towns about 15 miles from ShowLow, was a great town for Grade School through High School when I lived there! 💥, now SnowFlake has a small LDS Temple for those interested! 😜
Thx for the AZ content! Looking for a winter home in the next couple years and your videos have definitely helped educate me on AZ livin. Any insight from you on the water availability issues that seem to be getting worse would be awesome!
Speaking of small towns, I grew up in Safford, which is another 1hr+ east of Globe. It’s located in the Gila River Valley on the east side of the San Carlos Apache Reservation. I like Safford’s vibes a lot better, however Globe does have more interesting topography. I do like that the major cities Tucson and Phoenix are both within 2-2.5hr drive time, just in opposite directions.
Sunrise is near Greer. Snowbowl is near Flagstaff. These videos are great J your hard work is most appreciated. If you get a chance do one on the Verde Valley (Camp Verde to Cottonwood).
I enjoy all your videos, Jeff. Have you ever thought about making a video focused on the mountains in AZ? It would tie into things to do. San Francisco Peeks, Mount Lemon and even one as small as Granite Mountain are a good places to start. You would be able to highlight hiking, camping, parks and wildlife to name a few.
If I came back to AZ, the small towns are where I would move to. The libs of California and the swamp have ruined Phoenix, Tempe, and other large valley places, in Maricopa County, just saying.
I recently spent 3 months in Arizona, one thing that struck me was the absence of colour in the house paint schemes. My favourite town in Az is Bisbee, closely followed by Globe.
I'm so glad you have the adventure bug. How do you fund all these trips? You're leaving an amazing historical legacy in your pathway! Have you gone house boating on Lake Powell?
Thank you for providing info on temperatures in the summer months and elevation. Maybe, also add if the town or city has population of drug users or safety data.
There are different levels of the meaning of ghost town. Bisbee and Jerome are a ghost town in the sense of the vast population change. This is the second video where have footage of Bisbee and Jerome. I want to go to Jerome because of the history I've read. I went to Bisbee in late 80s with ex gf but wasn't into the historical aspect of Bisbee. We did do the mine tour. We even hit Tombstone that same trip and didn't really explore the town.
@@jamesalcantar3752 Yeah I've passed through Globe and Miami while completing the Apache Trail, that whole regional area is very beautiful but somewhat depressing cuz it's so poor.
Appreciate the videos but the apparent mixing of frame rates and/or slow motion clips at frame rates that are too low for smooth slow motion is quite jarring. Whether it’s a phone camera or digital camera, frame rates are adjustable. IE use high frame rate on something you are going to slow down later. It will help a lot. But I get it, when you are recording on the run, adjusting frame rate is probably an after-thought
Watch: Exploring Sedona and the Verde Valley: ruclips.net/video/wqMXm0UodlY/видео.html
Greer really isn't all that close to Arizona Snow Bowl. I think you meant Sunrise ski resort close to Greer
Wanted to move to Arizona until this last election, not gonna shoot myself in the foot, that border is too chaotic right now, nice vid though!
"KEEP ON KEEPIN ON"
Just bought in Cornville
I love the series of small towns, and that you try to compare local weather to big (or more populated cities) in the state.
Please keep on doing that for the folks we haven’t yet been in those places.
I love the small town tours. Tubac looks really nice! It's a little pricey, but very nice.
az snowbowl is in flagsraff sunrise ski resort is near greer
I love the small towns. We live in Maricopa which used to be a small town and now it is sooooo crowded. I need my space but don't like big cities anymore. So I'm looking for a potential place to move to one of these days. I love AZ ( minus the new gov) and would like to stay here.
Hey, it's got to be WAY better than Cali where I've been all my life. If it gets worse, you can always move east. I like Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Arkansas. I will likely move to one of those four states before I die.
I love AZ - and our NEW governor!!
Just had to insert politics into your comment didn't ya.
@@markblackmore521 she has connections to the cartel
LOVE ARIZONA.... LOVE TO KEEP IT OUR LITTLE AS THEY SAY IN SOME OF THE TV AD COMMERCIALS
We love Jerome and Williams! Fell in love with Prescott but couldn't afford housing there, so we bought in Chino Valley, and visit Jerome and Williams every chance we get! My grandparents had a summer home in Pine Top, so we love that area as well and camp in Show Low (Fool Hollow Lake) twice a year. Can't wait to explore Southern AZ - Tombstone, Tubac, Bisbee, and Patagonia! Such a great state with so many interesting places to visit! However, as "older" residents with health issues, living near a big city becomes a necessity, as much as you want to distance yourself from them.
Us too, we adore Prescott but housing is way too high!
Experiencing that myself, wanna move to a small town like I was raised in but have to be close to all my doctor's
Great information! We like your videos about small towns and interesting places to explore that are not tourist traps.
I'm a New Zealander and with my wife spent five wonderful weeks in the US in Aug/Sep/Oct 2023. My favourite part was a road trip from Denver through the corner of Utah, then lots of time in Arizona, across to New Mexico and back through Albuquerque and Santa Fe eventually making it back to Denver. Just loved those small towns, like Rifle, CO and Williams, AZ, they are the soul of America. Went through Bisbee and Jerome, real character towns. Grand Canyon was marvellous, but my favourite place was Monument Valley, just beautiful. Would like to explore Utah and Nevada next time.
Great reviews. Love the small town tours! Thanks
I loved this!!
I appreciate all of the time n effort that went into this.
Thank you so much!!
I like your style and approach to showing Arizona
I used your videos to plan out a 6-week motorcycle trip from the east coast. Loved many of these small towns but my favorite was Tombstone.
I moved to Tempe in 1977 and 60 ended at Dobson Rd. then. now it takes you all the way to Globe
It always did.
I love all your videos but i really enjoy the small town tours. Superior Az is a cute little town also. Not far from Globe. Thanks for sharing your videos with us. 😊
I like all the videos you do. I live in this state and am learning all the time from you. Thank you!
I'm originally from a small town in Northern AZ, love that you do these videos on small towns to contrast them with the city. There is so much hectic life going on in the cities, what nice alternatives there are about which to learn. Keep up the good work!
Hey the best is Eagar and Springervill e in the White Mountains also called Roundvalley in Eastern Arizona 😀
I really like when you do the small town tours you should do small town tours of Oracle Arizona San Manuel Arizona Redington Arizona Mammoth Arizona
I love living in Arizona. Wife an Iive in Mesa right now, but just bought a house in Chino Valley and will move up there full time when she retires in April. I love exploring the small towns around the state just want to avoid going through the Phoenix Metro area ever again.
I'd like to investigate every nook and cranny of Arizona. I know there's more to learn!
I really like Globe, I've had some good times there on bike rides. 👍
Globe is nasty and full of crime and rednecks so go e me a break here.
A video about best places to raise a family with little to no hoa's would be great 👍
Jerome and Bisbee are two of favorite places to visit in Arizona.
I was born in Phoenix in 1958 and we moved to Stanfield AZ and I grew up there until I was 9 or 10 and my family moved to Los Angeles. I would love to see you do a show on Stanfield it was a small town when I lived there. Don't know about now though.
Any video about Arizona is a good video
Are these towns relatively safe? Thanks Jeff, this was a good video!!
I would say they are relatively safe
Prescott has more crime than is shown and is a drug rehab central and hardly a small town anymore
Awesome video, I would love more content about the small Arizona towns
I like this video of higher elevation small town. I am looking at AZ to move back to a more peaceful life . I used to live in Lake Montezuma, where I could see the sunrise from my den and the sunset from my living room. I loved the climate there, no searing hot summers, and very little snow, but lovely clear air to breathe. I was there from 2001 thru 2004. I didn't want to come back to CA but I had to. I couldn't find work nearby.
Jeff, more Small towns, please!
Greer is near sunrise ski resort. Snow bowl is near flagstaff
Thanks Jeff, love your video's.
Sedona is my favorite town in AZ,
And of course Prescott. ❤
We don't need more people moving to Prescott or the surrounding areas.
Thank you for all of your videos. This was the best.
Jeff, the small-town videos are the best.
Awesomeness 💚
I like the small town.
Would be very nice of you dedicating a episode about the GREEN PARTS of Arizona bud, like where there is green and water, cost of living and such, especially a good health care for us seniors, GODS Country if I may, thanks, and LOVE YOUR VIDS.
I was born and raised in Williams, my dad was born and raised in Bisbee! I enjoyed the video and love small towns in Arizona!
Keep doing these videos. Great ideas for place to see. 12:05
I love the small town tours! I live in Yuma, and I know there's so much more to Arizona. In fact, I'm looking for a small town to move to so I can escape Yuma. So please, keep the small town tours coming. Thanks!
Just found you, use to live in Prescott Valley in the very early 70's so one of the 1st families living there then. Considering that i like the small town video's their size, history the amount of land with the house's Etc... Thanks for sharing
Small towns
More small towns, PLEASE! Thanks Jeff.
Good job I just discovered your channel today here it is February 2023 I think today's the 7th or 8th either way I like seeing my home state that's just cool man I want to go finish this video. You ever get to Arivaca 24 miles west of Amado which is about 7 miles north of tubac on interstate 19 don't blink your eyes or you'll miss it.
I like the diversity of your content. So do what you're doing brah!!
10:52 El Ranchito Restaurant on the right. Best Mexican food in Globe.
I was able to check out Tubac and Tumacacori last year after seeing your previous video. It was a fantastic day trip. Oh and I enjoyed my afternoon cigar at Grumpy Gringo's which was really cool 😎 🔥💨❤️.
I found your channel when I was looking at a house in Cottonwood. Love your variety of content. Maybe do something on upcoming festivals, fairs etc. Also I am a huge car show buff. Would love to know about some of the different ones going on.
LOVE this content! I personally like Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Sedona and Tubac. My parents live in Sun City, so when I move to Arizona, I will most likely start off in this area. I really enjoy watching this kind of informational videos. Would love to see more information on tiny homes, modular homes, decent and nice trailer parks e.g., are there any parks for tiny homes? How much are they roundabout? What's included when renting or buying?
Fantastic video! Makes me miss AZ just a little. ❤
Not Snow Bowl, Sunrise regarding Greer.
Definitely enjoy the small town tours!
SnowFlake/Taylor, very small towns about 15 miles from ShowLow, was a great town for Grade School through High School when I lived there! 💥, now SnowFlake has a small LDS Temple for those interested! 😜
I enjoy both big town and small town video's .....favorite town Jerome AZ
I like these kinds of tours. Nice work.
Thx for the AZ content! Looking for a winter home in the next couple years and your videos have definitely helped educate me on AZ livin. Any insight from you on the water availability issues that seem to be getting worse would be awesome!
Speaking of small towns, I grew up in Safford, which is another 1hr+ east of Globe. It’s located in the Gila River Valley on the east side of the San Carlos Apache Reservation. I like Safford’s vibes a lot better, however Globe does have more interesting topography. I do like that the major cities Tucson and Phoenix are both within 2-2.5hr drive time, just in opposite directions.
Sunrise is near Greer. Snowbowl is near Flagstaff. These videos are great J your hard work is most appreciated. If you get a chance do one on the Verde Valley (Camp Verde to Cottonwood).
I love this channel!
Love what you post.
Thank you
Jeff, Keep doing these, please! -Liam
I think the small towns are one of my biggest likes I'm getting older and don't like the busyness and the traffic
I enjoy all your videos, Jeff. Have you ever thought about making a video focused on the mountains in AZ? It would tie into things to do. San Francisco Peeks, Mount Lemon and even one as small as Granite Mountain are a good places to start. You would be able to highlight hiking, camping, parks and wildlife to name a few.
Love your small town videos
Lived Az grew up my brother and I the 1st ked in the school in lake Havasu
This was a nice video and not too long.
I like all of your videos! I’m moving to Tucson!
Small towns please! I love Arizona and wish I still lived there. I will be back soon!
Great series. Keep up the good work. Thanks
More videos like this please! Love the small towns :)
In Parker Arizona 4th of July is rather warm. Watch "River Daves Place" video. Crowded?
Hi, we love your content! Could you maybe do an episode showing shooting ranges, desert areas where we can shoot our guns?
If I came back to AZ, the small towns are where I would move to. The libs of California and the swamp have ruined Phoenix, Tempe, and other large valley places, in Maricopa County, just saying.
Yea az is trash now
11:45 Waggin' Vinyard & Estate turn right here for great local wine, food and entertainment.
I recently spent 3 months in Arizona, one thing that struck me was the absence of colour in the house paint schemes. My favourite town in Az is Bisbee, closely followed by Globe.
Great video
I'm so glad you have the adventure bug. How do you fund all these trips? You're leaving an amazing historical legacy in your pathway! Have you gone house boating on Lake Powell?
Thank you for providing info on temperatures in the summer months and elevation. Maybe, also add if the town or city has population of drug users or safety data.
I'm moving to Hereford in March. Not too far from Tombstone, and Bisbee. nice place to put down roots.
مرحبا فيديو جميل للغايه وكثير من المعلومات المهمه شكرا لك 🌹
I checked out Payson & a few smaller towns, couldn’t find many homes for sale & rentals non-excitement !
Looks the same in Bisbee! We left after mines closed my dad was miner.
You need to do a video on Superior AZ!
Small towns in AZ looks like it is just the tourist towns in AZ. So I guess I'd like to see other nice places to live with not so high cost of living.
We like to have video on some good day out destinations from Phoenix metro with family. Thx
Love small time living I'm looking to leave this hell hole in Los Angeles good people and small town
Greer is near Sunrise ski area - not Snowbowl
My son was born in show low
Jeff, More small towns, please.
Could you please make a series of best cities for farming or Homestead?
There are different levels of the meaning of ghost town. Bisbee and Jerome are a ghost town in the sense of the vast population change. This is the second video where have footage of Bisbee and Jerome. I want to go to Jerome because of the history I've read. I went to Bisbee in late 80s with ex gf but wasn't into the historical aspect of Bisbee. We did do the mine tour. We even hit Tombstone that same trip and didn't really explore the town.
I love the video
It's too bad Superior, AZ is so impoverished. It's a beautiful little place with lots of history but full of poverty and dysfunction.
That goes for Globe and Miami too. Great places, but the economies need major help.
@@jamesalcantar3752 Yeah I've passed through Globe and Miami while completing the Apache Trail, that whole regional area is very beautiful but somewhat depressing cuz it's so poor.
Love the small towns how about Morenci, Clifton, Duncan ,and Solomon?
Yes, small towns please.
Still think you should include Kearny in one of these videos.
Good call with that
Appreciate the videos but the apparent mixing of frame rates and/or slow motion clips at frame rates that are too low for smooth slow motion is quite jarring. Whether it’s a phone camera or digital camera, frame rates are adjustable. IE use high frame rate on something you are going to slow down later. It will help a lot. But I get it, when you are recording on the run, adjusting frame rate is probably an after-thought
I'm pretty sure Prescott has the oldest running Rodeo! Correct me if I'm wrong.?
The one in Payson is continuous.