One of the things I liked about this video was that I could see and read the street signs; in some of these on UA-cam, you can't. I recently got to tour the downtown library building, which was neat.
@@andrewslife1979 I am thinking of moving there in spring I am in Klamath falls oregon now. My sister bought a house there and my best friend👍 it's nice to know that it's quite on weekends
I would not recommend it for vacation because it does not have a lot of fun shops and it’s very small but, it’s a nice place to live and take trips and I would recommend Indianapolis though!! It has a ton of shops and it’s very fun to travel!!
Indiana is not the best place to live because there are corn fields everywhere and it’s a farming state also, the weather always changes like every five seconds if it’s raining it could take up to 5 hours or just just stop in 5 seconds. So let me say indiana is not the best place to live and I wish I lived somewhere else like Florida…
If you got the money and time to travel just outside the city limits you might find a cheap spot for a base camp. Not much in the area particularly interesting to spend much time but the cost of living can be cheap if you find the right spot. Usually the real fun for us doesn't start until the shores of lake Michigan or the Kentucky hills but we like the outdoors and vast open areas to hike and explore. Little over 3 hours away but it makes for fun 2 or 3 day road trips. 5 hours to Red River Gorge. 5 hours to Silver Lake Michigan. 7 hours to Pigeon forge TN. Sometimes Kentucky sounds like a better place to live for retirement. Maybe just outside of Lexington.
One of the things I liked about this video was that I could see and read the street signs; in some of these on UA-cam, you can't. I recently got to tour the downtown library building, which was neat.
you passed some of the greatest places to eat Downtown and our club downtown
Muncie... we are coming. thanks for this video
like as in ejaculating?
Downtown Muncie has so much to offer such a wonderful community
great video
Beautiful town , thanks
Thank you, Andrew.
you should have went out N Wheeling there is a lot out that way
me personally muncie looks better than richmond and muncie is my secondary hometown and born and raised in anderson
Almost looks deserted where's all the traffic and people what time of day was this and what day of the week
I typically do my videos over the weekend which is why the area is so empty
@@andrewslife1979 I am thinking of moving there in spring I am in Klamath falls oregon now. My sister bought a house there and my best friend👍 it's nice to know that it's quite on weekends
Was going to say it’s a Sunday by the looks of it .
And this area is very small and Muncie and Yorktown are very very small towns!
Is this city safe to live in
Although Muncie isn't my cup of tea I would say if you have a little bit of Street smarts you should be okay
@@andrewslife1979 I agree I live in Yorktown but on the verge of Muncie and you need to know how to get around definitely!
Wish I can vacation there
I would not recommend it for vacation because it does not have a lot of fun shops and it’s very small but, it’s a nice place to live and take trips and I would recommend Indianapolis though!! It has a ton of shops and it’s very fun to travel!!
You gotta be joking. The place is a lost cause.
@@googleuser868 I was joking. it's a reference to the tv show parks and rec where a character in the show goes to Muncie for vacation.
Peaceful
Muncie looks like a nice place to live. However I could never live there because I need to be at most an hour from the ocean. 🌊🌊🌊🏖️🏖️🏖️🦞🦞🦞🐠🐠🐠
Indiana is not the best place to live because there are corn fields everywhere and it’s a farming state also, the weather always changes like every five seconds if it’s raining it could take up to 5 hours or just just stop in 5 seconds. So let me say indiana is not the best place to live and I wish I lived somewhere else like Florida…
If you got the money and time to travel just outside the city limits you might find a cheap spot for a base camp. Not much in the area particularly interesting to spend much time but the cost of living can be cheap if you find the right spot. Usually the real fun for us doesn't start until the shores of lake Michigan or the Kentucky hills but we like the outdoors and vast open areas to hike and explore. Little over 3 hours away but it makes for fun 2 or 3 day road trips. 5 hours to Red River Gorge. 5 hours to Silver Lake Michigan. 7 hours to Pigeon forge TN. Sometimes Kentucky sounds like a better place to live for retirement. Maybe just outside of Lexington.