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On that date, yes. On Sundays it basically looked like a ghost town like in most cities in Upstate NY unless there is a festival going like the Famous Jazz Festival which is happening right now. That festival can be very entertaining. Here is more info about it: www.rochesterjazz.com/

You are welcome! Thank you so much for viewing my content. I really appreciate it. While Rochester might not be the flashiest city, it's definitely improving its architecture, especially for its age and size. There's some new construction, and improvement going on, and even though things might not be moving at breakneck speed, it feels like we're headed in a positive direction as far as the look of the city is concern. Overall this city has a ton of room for improvement, but the same things can be said of many city from of all sizes, and status around the world.

@@LuisCruz-yg6rs Years ago in the neighborhoods there were many big older homes with beautiful architectural features that were subdivided into apartments. If you drive around the city in many of the residential areas you will see empty lots with metal poles sticking up so nobody can park in there. Used to be gorgeous homes on many of those vacant lots, but due to neglect they either burned down or were torn down because they were in such bad shape.

@@MalibuBon Thank you for sharing that info about Rochester.I did not know that. It is sad that our "governments" sometimes do not put our hard earn money to good use. From time to time, I ask my self this question: Why are you taking so much or our money if most of the time I feel like I do not know where it is going? Perhaps I just need some new glasses. Lol

@@LuisCruz-yg6rs Grand Avenue, Parsells Avenue and more streets between Culver and Webster had gorgeous old houses that are now gone, empty lots. If you go on Google Maps and check out the old pictures, you can see some of them.

I am happy to hear that!

That place is one the most vibrant places in the area. It is an amazing place from the outside, and I am sure it is even more impressive inside, especially when artists are performing. I look forward to go to an event in the near future.

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I appreciate your support. Thank you Mark!

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Thank you Mark! You got this man. I look forward to seeing your videos.

Thank you! I am happy to hear that you enjoy my content, and I agree, we do have many beautiful spots in the Rochester Area.

Ty for your support man! It is always appreciated.

@@LuisCruz-yg6rs no doubt

Absolutely!

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Work in progress. Thank you for stopping by, and have a great day!

I completely understand your sentiment. I, too, have a preference for less crowded cities. While I enjoy visiting the bustling metropolis of New York City occasionally, I personally lean towards a more natural and rural environment. I find solace and inspiration in nature, and it resonates with my true essence. When I retire, my dream is to relocate to a rural area in the Caribbean, which is where I originally come from.

​@@JJ-lr9svThat's on the city of Rochester and the garbage men. Some areas in the city don't get street cleaners sent to it at all. A lot of the garbage man don't have respect or regard for the city residents and just throw the trash everywhere when they're picking up the trash cans. They wouldn't dare do that and Greece or Irondequoit

Yes indeed!

Me too. I think we all did around then and through the next ten years. Eleven of my friends and I moved to California in that era. While we shared some of the best time in Roachdale, we never looked back.

Thank you Ryan!

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Happy to hear you found it enjoy! ty!