@@patr70 Last place I lived was Simi Valley, then had to move east to Ohio in ‘92 for husband’s job. Lived there 27 years, then retired in Puerto Vallarta Mexico 2 years ago
@@patr70 My son lives in Denver. He loves it, makes six figures and has a childhood friend he shares apartment with in the city. If you retire there, must have a big nest egg to afford it.
@@vickiladu6755 I went to Denver for the first time in two decades(which was in Febuary 2020) and spent a week with friends. I drove all over the city several times and let me tell you.. Denver is *much* less crowded then the cities in California. Much less traffic, much less overcrowding, more open fields in the city, a lot less cars, better drivers(less speading), and people are much more "country" as far a being friendly to strangers. I still like California but its just so overcrowded and overpriced.
It might been pretty cool if they did build the pools and facilities there. Would’ve been sad to see the r/c plane facility go though and not had the Japanese Gardens
![Los Angeles early 40s,50s in color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added](/img/1.gif)
Wow. Look at how beautiful The Valley used to be
The amount of nostalgia this gives me should be illegal.
When adults were in charge
I lived in Reseda on Sherman Way near Sepulveda. I was 24/25 in ‘79.
When did you leave Los Angeles?
@@patr70 Last place I lived was Simi Valley, then had to move east to Ohio in ‘92 for husband’s job. Lived there 27 years, then retired in Puerto Vallarta Mexico 2 years ago
@@vickiladu6755 Wow. I've lived in San Diego for the last 41 years.. will be moving to Denver, Colorado sometime next year.
@@patr70 My son lives in Denver. He loves it, makes six figures and has a childhood friend he shares apartment with in the city. If you retire there, must have a big nest egg to afford it.
@@vickiladu6755 I went to Denver for the first time in two decades(which was in Febuary 2020) and spent a week with friends. I drove all over the city several times and let me tell you.. Denver is *much* less crowded then the cities in California. Much less traffic, much less overcrowding, more open fields in the city, a lot less cars, better drivers(less speading), and people are much more "country" as far a being friendly to strangers. I still like California but its just so overcrowded and overpriced.
It might been pretty cool if they did build the pools and facilities there. Would’ve been sad to see the r/c plane facility go though and not had the Japanese Gardens
i dont no why i expected cheech and chong to appear out of nowhere
So much more beautiful than England