Nice Video

Спасибо за видео!

I’m from ferriday

Anybody else live there?

Like the Jam!

The first right turn onto Howard st is the home I grew up in. The fenced house on the corner left side. Moved to Florida in 1989. I used to look a lot different. They fenced the yard in since then. I used to sled down the hill at the end of the road. That was my hood. lol lots of memories.

Not me sitting here crying my eyes out. Take a right and go to my grandparents' house.

hey i live here lol thats cool

Regardless how I feel about WV as a whole, sunny days in Charleston are the absolute best... Miss ya , Chuck City !

lived there for years with a friend i love and miss it i plan too move too the natchez side

Bad bad music

Yes! Can you do please Marble Falls to Sugar Land, Texas.

try rainbow bridge

My Grandmother was from Bennettsville and her husband was from Latta. My mother met my father in Durham, North Carolina and he was from Bennettsville. I visited there years ago in the early 60's and I was about 7 years old. The people that I stayed with had an outdoor toilet and lived on a farm. From what I remembered, they didn't have electricity. I never went back to visit Bennettsville after seeing out door bathrooms.😬 Things have changed over the years and Bennettsville is more modern. My aunt in Baltimore, Maryland is from Bennettsville and she's 97 years old. She still visits her sister down in Bennettsville.

Beautiful city

A place you can't afford to live in and can't afford to move away from. The most snobby, snooty people in all my travels.

We are thinking of moving here. Looking for scenic properties, quiet area, privacy, lots of nature?

Drug capital of WV

Didn't know Ohio looked liked this. It's so flat here up north.

No place like Houma, LA

0:35 Ayyye Polk street! I lived on that street in 2002-2005 when i was a kid. 6:44 I used to live at the house on the right in 2013. This is East Street. 7:02 if you take a left and go all the way down you reach Senator Circle, i used to live there too from 2014 til Hurricane Ida hit a few years ago & completely destroyed nearly all the housings back there. When i first moved there because i didnt have any friends around I used to walk from the east side through the tunnel to the west to chill with my friend that lived on a street called Morgan Street not too far from where the video ended. It'd mostly be at night so walking back home through that dark, barely lit tunnel at like 1-2 in the morning would be sketchy asf 😂. I actually fell in there once while riding a stingray when i was 12, was my first time going through the tunnel not in a vehicle i didnt really know how much it dipped til i started picking up so much speed and ate it, slid about 15-20 yards and got up to find the entire left side of my body just covered in black dirt and grime💀, f****d my hip up pretty good too but hey, didnt stop me from going to my friends brother's party at Chucky Cheese's later that day tho I fought through it 😂🤣. I lived a lotta places around Houma growing up, im surprised Bayou Dularge isnt included in the video lol. You got the East Side,the Weet Side, Dularge is the South Side. Mostly Bayou but its home, I've moved to the east & west side plenty of times through the 30 years of my life but somehow I always end up back down the bayou. Ngl its pretty peaceful. Only problem is the GODDAMN MOSQUITOES!!! 🤬😤🤣😂 Houma's a good place to live tho its not bad.

Yes! Can you do please Cooper Drive, Benicia, CA 94510.

Yes! Can you do please Albuquerque, New Mexico to Henderson, Nevada.

Yes! Can you do please Sugar Land Marriott Town Square.

Yes! Can you do please South Padre Island, Texas.

this is downtown Greeneville not actual Greeneville.

Heading back there.

My Britney ❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷

My hometown lol thanks for posting us

Nice ride through Carthage TX

NSU is one good college. Not cheap.

👍🏻🏍

What a nice trip from San Marcos to Seguin

Nice trip from humble to Cleveland

Thank you for this!! I live in Austin and used to work this flight!!

Prior to 2013, it was 2 lanes, no shoulders at all, and the lanes were 9ft.... BOY WAS IT TERRYFYING 😂😂

Ty my home....I live in the U.P. of michigan now ....thank you for bringing me home

Covington Louisiana is one horrible place.

I was born in Baldwin 1971 thank you

Peaceful drive

Thanks for the tour. I was born and raised in Huntington. It was nice to see the changes made over the years. There used to be a brick manufacturing facility on what is now Hal Greer Blvd that turned out fantastic quantities of bricks made from the local clay. That's why you see so many brick houses and buildings as well as brick paved streets in the older parts of town.

This is a town for demons period..

Victorville is full of crimes, deaths, and strange disappearances.. nothing but gang members from la live there. Its a junk yard

Thanks!! Been wondering what it looked like, can only tell so much from google street view.

I was born in Huntington in 1941. Dad worked for the Huntington Dispatch newspaper, as did my grandfather. My grandma worked at Jim's Restaurant, I saw it as you drove past it. I remember life there as peaceful and nice. We left in 1951, moved to Columbus Ohio. I have visited Huntington a couple of times since then. I am glad it is still there. We would go see the floodwall, it was a local tourist attraction. God bless you Huntington.

No Golden Arches

84 west farwell tx used to live there small town good people... Sure miss it

You drove past where Romeo's Spaghetti House used to be in the 1980s. I haven't been to Huntington since 1996, but dining out every Friday at Romeo's is a very nice childhood memory

Greenville was the most boring town with low paying jobs and just shitty in general.

Franklin was fun back in the early 90's.