Thank you. Wow NYC what a big difference. Boston is great, just much more quieter than New York. Not as much to do here after a while it gets old, but I think it’s cleaner and safe in here.

@@virtualstroll Yeah NYC was great in my 20's, but I prefer Boston now!

That’s awesome. Where did you move to now? A different state? I feel like anywhere in the world things were so cool in the 80s and 90s. Thank you for stopping by and taking your time for the comment 😀

@@virtualstroll West Roxbury but I'm really not a suburban person. Would love to move back to Allston again.

Not in this side of the city, they usually keep it clean on Newbury street. Back Bay Area now provides 111 units to the homeless people. It’s an older building but with all renovated units. I was working in that building myself. It’s crazy how the homeless have better housing units than I do. In the heart of the city where we have the most luxurious brownstone where rent is outrageous 🤦🏻‍♂️ There’s still a lot areas where they hang out.

Thank you 😃

@@Wisemind4Shoe you’re welcome, and thanks for your time watching my tour. Boston Children’s hospital one of the best hospital in the country.

@@virginiarodriguez7937 😃 People from all over come to experience of the best time of the year in Salem. Halloween is really a fun time where everyone can enjoy it.

Thank you 😊

True it was just an spontaneous driving around, sorry lol If you would like me to cover most of the streets in Brookline I will do another driving video… thanks for the feedback 👍

@@virtualstroll lol ya cover the high school and everything south of that

It was on a Saturday. During the weekend if you are planning to go there it is best to take the Train because parking could be a headache. Thanks for watching.

San Juan is so cool, beautiful place. There is so much more to explore in Puerto Rico. Definitely need to travel back there again. Thank you for watching 😃

@@virtualstroll ☺️🙏

San Juan has so much potential..🌴 especially Condado and Isla Verde sections..🦋 but the government and the Mayor must do .more to keep those areas free of graffiti..noise pollution (loud music on.the weekends) pety criime..and homelessness .we must demand that our politicians do their job and maintain our city clean/,safe,/shelter for everyone ...San Juan could be the South Beach of the Carribean if only we had visionaries. .

Fall is so beautiful around here, this year I will making more videos in the fall.

It’s been a while, Salem is very cool during this time, thank you for watching. 😃

You're welcome. Thank you for stopping by and commenting.

That’s awesome, having to spend time in that place I bet it was a lot of fun 😀

Wow, I wish I could see how the neighborhood looked like back in the 70s and 80s. $120 a month for a two bedroom :-O hahaha wow. I can't imagine today's price. I would guess $4500. If anyone lives in the North End now, please let me know what you are paying? I just realized I didn't walk on Salem St. Sorry , I will make another video next time during the daytime, and I'll be sure to include Salem St. Thank you for watching! 😀

@@virtualstroll Thanks! I would LOVE to see Salem St. again. I also lived at 92 Prince St., at the site of the original Prince spaghetti factory I was told. The building was owned by the local mob bosses, the Angiulo Brothers, their 'office' was downstairs. Crazy times! I was part of the Boston Punk scene and used to go to Bova's Bakery late at night, like 2am, after the clubs let out. (Bova's is on the corner of Salem and Prince at 134 Salem). We'd get a still hot loaf of Italian bread and go home and eat it with butter.😋 $120. a month was not uncommon, I had a friend who had a tiny studio apt. for $45. a month! Thing is, there were no showers or tubs, you had to wash up in the sink. My sink was so deep I could sit in it! (The locals used the public bath house, I never went.) Also, the toilets were pull chain toilets and were in the hallway. I also used to live at 4 Garden Court, in the building Rose Kennedy was born in. There's a plaque on the facade saying so. I'd love to see Bova's again, it might make me cry, I miss it, so many fond memories.🥲 Hey, have a cannoli for me, will ya?💗

@acmebrainsurgery thanks for recollecting, and sharing these fond memories. I’ll try make a stop at Bova’s bakery if I remember. I’ll have a cannoli for ya, cheers!

@@virtualstroll Thanks! I look forward to seeing that video☺

You're welcome, thank you for watching 😀

Thats awesome 😀

Thank you 😀

You’re welcome 😃 and thank you for watching.

Thank you, I will definitely do a Newton video as requested. Would you rather walking or driving around or both? 🤔

@@virtualstroll Driving around like in Brookline would be great 😃

I will work on it, thanks for the feed back 😃

You're welcome 😊thank you for the support❤️

This is amazing that you were working around these streets in the 1960’s. Do you still live in around here? I’m glad you watched this short tour and were able to reminisce those days.