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I grew up in Waterford in the 60s and 70s, and moved to AZ at the age of 15 in 1977. With just a few exceptions, Main Street looks pretty much the same. I have to admit, sometimes I do miss the small town atmosphere.

I live here, I was raised here. I left for a while but I'm back. It's amazing to see how much the town has changed and grown, it was a bit of a shock when I came back and it continues to grow now. It'll always have a special place in my heart, even if I don't stay here forever.

When I was a kid in the '50s we vacationed every year at my grandparents cabins on Big Portage Lake near Land O' Lakes. Back then there was no electricity, no running water, no TV or phones at the lake. We had an out house, a pump in the kitchen for water, an ice box for cooling, an oil stove for heat and Coleman lanterns for light. It was really cool and I have such fond memories from those wonderful days.

Just got take out at Brews Pub last night. We own a home in Land O Lakes

I drive downtown there then park every 5different days walking spots w/my dog Sawyer!!

Byłem wielokrotnie, tęsknie, chciałbym móc przyjechać, Zenon Lasecki

I was born in Kenosha and believe the area by the Harbor was the Simmons mattress company, at least it was when I lived there. Thanks

good stuff. rochester and burlington are nice also.

nice job! great video and audio

i also like to explore Wisconsin .. its a beautiful state

Wausau❤

TruValue!

I used to go to Thunderbay resort every year as a kid with my dad when growing up. This was a good video giving feeling of the area and even the driving nearby. The owners of the resort at the time (late 70's and early 80's) were Dick and Fran and they had a husky named Poncho. Still have a couple baseball caps from there. Was always good fishing especially for panfish. Glad it doesn't look too different even after all this time.

Stunning video and great narration !!!

Nice calm voice. subbed 😊

A and W with a drive-in service, that brings back childhood memories. Surprised they still have one.

The Sheboygan armory

Stunning video felt so connected to Sheboygen

Excellent video. Really enjoyed it. Thanks! ❤

Gotten in so much trouble at the lakefront as a teen😂 that strip from the bandshell to the top of the hill by Mains Gardens restaurant

We've been to DC many times and have fallen into that "void" where it's off season and most of the shops are closed, or only open on weekends. We purposely go off season to avoid the mad crush of tourists, mostly from our neighbors to the south. It can actually get almost to grid lock some times.

Such a great video! thanks for sharing you experience.

Beautiful state....

Tripped on mushrooms at kohler state park in early eighties great times

Corn and brats! Sour kraut and spicy mustard!

nice job! not rushed at all

Don't forget the Milwaukee Pickles and the Koop"s mustard!

Thank you for your 'Stellar Videos' about the Area, where I grew up in! Spent my first Quarter-Century in Superior, but now I'm retired, and living in Northern Kentucky. So impressed with everything, especially the 'Commentary Driving', which everyone appreciates! It really 'Rubs Me the Wrong Way', whenever I stumble upon a 'Driving Tour', in, and around a particular geographic area, with the sound totally turned to 'OFF', while the driver goes through various areas of a city/town, without a Single Word, as to the Who's, What's, Why's, When or Where's! Anyone can place a forward-facing dash cam against the windshield, while driving around without a Single Word, so the viewer will not only see it, but LEARN from what they see. There is No Good excuse, to the contrary! Thanks again, for one of the Very Best descriptive videos, that I have ever seen. And if you're 'Gun Shy', why not ask a friend, if they would care to have the honor of doing it, With A Voice! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, Y'all, from Florence, Kentucky!

The new javelin car

Amc car names coming back in the future under dodge it looks like

Amc was the greatest cars and trucks of all time

I grew up in Sheboygan. Kinda hated it. If I wasn’t riding my bike I was getting in trouble. Not bad stuff, just dumb stuff. After getting married and moving away I grew to see what I was missing. Now I bring my kids to show and share with them everything I loved as a kid. I split from their mother cuz she was crazy. Fast forward a few years. I’m remarried to chick from Chicago and I bring her and her family up and thru love it too

I used to backpack this place years ago. I'm 76 now an live in Texas!

The Train Bridge I walked across it hundreds of times going to Skate Land or sledding at Kiwanis Park. Also the old archery park was an awesome place to BMX bike with a few trail heading down to the tracks. Don't forget the train bridge "Who do you know wants to buy a car" graffiti.

The USS Cobia was built in Groton, Connecticut, not in Manitowoc.

This brings a Big Smile to my face when I am watching this video because I’ve done the Ferry ride to Washington Island years ago and it brings back very fond memories of my trip up to Door County ! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Beautifully done

i can see this place from my beach house, its a 3 mile walk

It's very brown - brown houses brown building - BUT great food ! Lino's, Il Ritrovo, etc. Johnsons Bakery ! So good !

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good stuff. ive always enjoyed the rustic rds. between lake geneva and burlington. thanks

Great place we are going there Sept 11 2023

you will very seldome see people swimming in the lake , the water is way tp cpld,seldomr see people on the beach

Go to the bike track , Big Star.fountain blu, Alfreds park , Carthage college, root river mouth , go man go 🎉

Content out at the Dragstrip ?! AMC ! Bong ! Ol hwy 31

Well done Grew up on.52nd st You could do a full video just on that streets history Tenutas Montgomery Wards Community Airport Zurik fittings ..Snap On Pets...

I enjoy your video 📸📸📸📸❤❤❤❤

I swear they all must be crazy religious, I see a church on every corner

Thanks for the tour. I was born in Kenosha Memorial Hospital and while my parents were natives, we moved to Ohio when I was born. I remember the Kenosha of the 1960s when I was a kid and spent summers in my grandmother’s house at 6208 7th Avenue. Sadly the hospital, right across the street, took her house and several of her neighbors’ and built that monstrosity of a parking garage ruining a beautiful street. My mother was both a graduate of and a teacher at Kemper Hall. My great, great grandfather John Nicoll was a founder of the Gottfredsen & Nicoll Jewelry store, right next to where you had lunch at Rustic Road. Library Park was close to my grandmother’s and I remember it well. My grandmother’s sister, Susan Swandale, married Charles C. Allen, owner of the Allen tannery, a huge part of Kenosha history now largely forgotten. They owned the magnificent house along 3rd Avenue. Two more of my great aunts (Mrs. Pettit and Mrs. Carpenter) also lived in beautiful 3rd Avenue homes. My grandfather, Henry Lundskow worked closely with his step brothers, Martin and Tony Winther when they founded Dynamatic, eventually bought by Eaton Corp. I think you even drove by Henry’s old, brown house at 75th and 21st. I can’t believe it’s been nearly 45 years since I was there.

Thanks, u did a grand job😊