Se vé tan solo, ya no es como antes, tanta gente de compras, pero igual, bonito y limpio. Me gusta de todos modos.Ahora Nogales, Sonora está lleno de tiendas chinas, y las calles llenas de gente yendo y viniendo, de compras, al trabajo, o solo paseando en cualquier época del año. Gran diferencia. Que vivan ambos Nogales
We were just there last month to interview for Global Entry Pass. We did a few similar walks. Nice little town and apparently very low in crime compared to its Mexican counterpart. Enjoyed the video - thx.
1980 los hoyos en la linea para crusar sin pasaporte esas tiendas y banquetas estaban llenas de gente lo mismo en Nogales sonora México hoy en dia nogales sonora México si hay gente en tiendas y banquetas y todos los negocios UA 🗣️👋✌️✌️
Thanks for the videos. Just curious - Out of all the cities you've been to, what are the top five lively vibrant happening cities? Excluding the big ones NY, Chicago, LA, Vegas etc. More midsize similar to savannah Charleston etc? Thanks. Wishing you much success with the channel.
Hey Vikram - thanks for the kind wishes. Interesting question. Out of the cities I've done walking tours of, I would say: Tucson, AZ - they've done a good job of revitalizing the downtown area Alexandria, VA - Old Town is very cool Tempe, AZ - lots going on St. Augustine, FL Scottsdale, AZ Richmond, VA - I just like the vibe there and all the street art is awesome
I wonder if that old J.C. Penney is still there. I used to have to drive from Phoenix to deliver there. It was right by a walk through border entry. Narrow street and slim pickings for parking
What’s it like? I’m a remote worker and I just booked a dirt cheap airbnb there for a month next week. I move around to keep living costs low. Not sure what to expect lmao
Can you take pictures of the border crossing checkpoint? Or is that not allowed. I can take pictures of the wall right? I know that on N Terrace Avenue there’s a sign on a fence in front of the Dennis DeConcini Port of Entry that says no photography. But it’s on Google Maps Street View. So why are there photos of cars crossing through the border and being inspected, if photography isn’t allowed? I just don’t want to have any problems with police. Any help would be appreciated.
You can take photos of anything in public, including the outside of government buildings/facilities and law enforcement officers. Someone may give you a hard time, but it's not illegal. Yes, you can take pictures of the wall. Out of common courtesy, if someone asks to not be in a video for instance, I'll edit them out, but legally you don't have to. If you can see it with your eye in public, it's not illegal to take photo or video of it.
Hey I’m from Nogales. The stores serve Mexican shoppers and are open while the pedestrian gate is open and it gets busy. That’s 10 am to 7 pm, so the stores close and the street clears out when the gate closes. You can see the Morley gate and one of the officers at 8:30 There’s also a bus that takes shoppers uptown to Walmart and chain clothing stores. Wealthier tourists will cross the car crossing and drive to Tucson or Phoenix for shopping and spas.
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Nice memories of my childhood, come to my mind watching this video 👋☺🌺💚.
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PUEBLO FANTASMA LUCE HOY POR 1980- 2000 ERA PURA VIDA
It’s a ghost town; so sad. Lived there in the 80s and it was popping then. Great memories.
Thanks for watching!
Too bad there isn’t more people. Noticed a lot of businesses out of business. I would like to come visit 😊
I was there in 95 and again in 96 . Went into the border and nogalez Mexico.. eye opener for sure
This is fun to watch as I was here many times in the 60's but not recently. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching!
Se vé tan solo, ya no es como antes, tanta gente de compras, pero igual, bonito y limpio. Me gusta de todos modos.Ahora Nogales, Sonora está lleno de tiendas chinas, y las calles llenas de gente yendo y viniendo, de compras, al trabajo, o solo paseando en cualquier época del año. Gran diferencia. Que vivan ambos Nogales
We were just there last month to interview for Global Entry Pass. We did a few similar walks. Nice little town and apparently very low in crime compared to its Mexican counterpart. Enjoyed the video - thx.
Hey thanks for watching! 😊
1980 los hoyos en la linea para crusar sin pasaporte esas tiendas y banquetas estaban llenas de gente lo mismo en Nogales sonora México hoy en dia nogales sonora México si hay gente en tiendas y banquetas y todos los negocios UA 🗣️👋✌️✌️
Es como todos los pueblos fronterizos con México, tienen todos su grado de belleza y su nostalgia.
Aka Little Mexico
Hello, Thank you for sharing the wonderful video. I enjoyed watching video. Have a nice day
Thank you so much! Have a good one. 👍☺️
Great video - as always! :)
Thanks friend! 👍
I like buy Clothe in Nogales, Arizona
Thanks for the videos.
Just curious -
Out of all the cities you've been to, what are the top five lively vibrant happening cities?
Excluding the big ones NY, Chicago, LA, Vegas etc.
More midsize similar to savannah Charleston etc?
Thanks.
Wishing you much success with the channel.
Hey Vikram - thanks for the kind wishes. Interesting question. Out of the cities I've done walking tours of, I would say:
Tucson, AZ - they've done a good job of revitalizing the downtown area
Alexandria, VA - Old Town is very cool
Tempe, AZ - lots going on
St. Augustine, FL
Scottsdale, AZ
Richmond, VA - I just like the vibe there and all the street art is awesome
...and Chattanooga - they seem to be making strides to make downtown pretty cool
@@CityWander Did you see the Chattanooga Choo Choo?
@@johnbettmann6888 I did see the Choo Choo in Chattanooga.
I wonder if that old J.C. Penney is still there. I used to have to drive from Phoenix to deliver there. It was right by a walk through border entry. Narrow street and slim pickings for parking
Did my own research..that Melrose store is at the old JC Penney location which closed in about 2011 after opening originally in 1920
Pretty cool!
6:25 looks like a npc truck from GTA how it turned
Thanks for the awesome video!
Thank you so much for watching! 🤗
Muchas gracias, que bonito lugar, se parece mucho a mi Laredo Texas, saludos cordiales desde Nuevo Laredo Tamaulipas. México.
Muchas gracias!
Thank you 😊
Thanks for watching!
Such a beautiful walk. Thanks Like and Sub 👍
Thanks for the Sub and like!
Nice video!
Thanks for the checking it out! ☺️
I found a kind of boring in nogales Arizona a little bit more action in the senora side but you can watch a train every 20 minutes go through downtown
awesome videos
Thanks friend!👍
It look like a ghost town… where is everybody?😂😂
its peaceful to walk through tho
I'm from nogales
Sweet! 👋
Do we have any gay here ?
@@mauricioandreano5925yes and shit ton of them.
What’s it like? I’m a remote worker and I just booked a dirt cheap airbnb there for a month next week. I move around to keep living costs low. Not sure what to expect lmao
Can you take pictures of the border crossing checkpoint? Or is that not allowed. I can take pictures of the wall right? I know that on N Terrace Avenue there’s a sign on a fence in front of the Dennis DeConcini Port of Entry that says no photography. But it’s on Google Maps Street View. So why are there photos of cars crossing through the border and being inspected, if photography isn’t allowed?
I just don’t want to have any problems with police. Any help would be appreciated.
You can take photos of anything in public, including the outside of government buildings/facilities and law enforcement officers. Someone may give you a hard time, but it's not illegal. Yes, you can take pictures of the wall. Out of common courtesy, if someone asks to not be in a video for instance, I'll edit them out, but legally you don't have to. If you can see it with your eye in public, it's not illegal to take photo or video of it.
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Thanks Alessandro!
The only store open are drug fronts
Está bien el vídeo nomás le ase falta qué valla ablando durante recorido
Why are the streets so empty?
I think it was a Sunday morning.
Hey I’m from Nogales. The stores serve Mexican shoppers and are open while the pedestrian gate is open and it gets busy. That’s 10 am to 7 pm, so the stores close and the street clears out when the gate closes. You can see the Morley gate and one of the officers at 8:30 There’s also a bus that takes shoppers uptown to Walmart and chain clothing stores. Wealthier tourists will cross the car crossing and drive to Tucson or Phoenix for shopping and spas.
Too bad there isn’t more people. Noticed a lot of businesses out of business. I would like to come visit 😊