All these people complaining about all the gambling halls in Deadwood no nothing of the history of this part of the old "wild west". Deadwood was built on gambling, saloons, and cat houses. Why on earth would anybody go there thinking it was a wild west Disneyland is beyond me. I really had a great time there, and enjoyed every minute of it. Nice video thanks!
We rode our Harley's from Virginia on a 16 day trip and stopped in Deadwood for the night, turned out to be one of our Favorite little towns, totally loved it:) Great Video :)
Thanks for watching. I use four different cameras. My main camera is a Sony HDR-AX2000, I have a Contour +2 mounted on the dash board, I use a Sony HDR-SR12 when a small camera is needed, and I also shoot video with my SLR which is a Sony NEX-6. They all record in full HD.
When I was stationed at Ellsworth AFB for a few years (mid-late 1970s) I often visited Deadwood. The Town Hall on the north side of Main Street, on the southwest side of downtown Deadwood. There was a cat house (spotted by it's purple door) was also on the same side of Main St. on the northeast side of town. Are they still there?
Love the series and would love to visit Deadwood. Your video is great and I don't see any large neon signs proclaiming hamburgers - wonderful!! What is the music you used?
Pretty much as I remember it on my visit. I expected much more activity, more casinos and more people. Alas, it was pretty much a ghost town, the local 'sheriff' was a young kid of maybe 20, accompanied by his 'deputies' just to add to the atmosphere. The casinos were sparsely occupied by fairly aged people, who seemed destined to remain there until their departure day, although I managed to briefly engage in conversation with one or two of them. Free food was available in all the gambling establishments, but not to my liking or standard. All around, it was an 'experience' but not that fantastic after a 4500 mile journey to see it. Let's hope Vegas is different.
@@brycemcdermaid7995 Hey this may be a little late but the thunderstorms are typically either servere or mild. Sometimes you'll get a tornado or flash flood scare but it doesn't typically get out of hand and dangerous.
Went my parents took us in 1990, that's how it looked. My dad remembered it as a neat little western town he listed as a kid in the 60s. What we got was the gambling joint you described, and he was pretty vocal about his disappointment. We left almost immediately and scratched it entirely from our vacation itinerary.
i was disappointed they charge admission to the cemetery :) For live ppl I mean. I was only there a few minutes, heading to the north dakota oil fields, today's deadwood.
You just can't help but love the wonderful Deadwood Street Actors! Shooting guns that smoke! It doesn't get any better! I love Deadwood so much that I wrote a tune about it called Deadwood and several others like Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane. It would be an honor to share them with you! Just click on my picture and they will come up! It isn't necessary to dress up like the actors on the Deadwood streets while listening to my videos, but if you want to that would be very cool too! Have fun!
Yes, gun fights in the streets by street actors are a sight you will not want to miss! Deadwood has moved me emotionally since I visited there. The history so fascinates me that I was moved to write many tunes that are on you tube such as DEADWOOD, DEADWOOD (Instrumental) , WILD BILL HICKOK, CALAMITY JANE, ETC just left click on my little picture below my video and all songs come up. To visit the graves sights of Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane etc. on top of Mt Mariah Cemetery Hill in Deadwood is simply an emotional experience! Yes they were REAL people! Many of the other residents are also fascinating as well! Make a trip to Deadwood! A beautiful little town set in a valley!
I don't live in South Dakota, but I have some grandparents that live in Sioux Falls, and some that live in Baltic, and I've been to both of those places, and I've been to Deadwood and Rapid City, and I've been to Lennox, and I even went a little out of state and visited Minnesota
All these people complaining about all the gambling halls in Deadwood no nothing of the history of this part of the old "wild west". Deadwood was built on gambling, saloons, and cat houses. Why on earth would anybody go there thinking it was a wild west Disneyland is beyond me. I really had a great time there, and enjoyed every minute of it. Nice video thanks!
did you find the cat house?
I was there in 1997, and I liked it! I worked in Chicago, the big city, but S. Dakota was FANTASTIC!
We rode our Harley's from Virginia on a 16 day trip and stopped in Deadwood for the night, turned out to be one of our Favorite little towns, totally loved it:) Great Video :)
i’m moving here next march! i live in a huge major city right now so it’s definitely going to be different but i’m so excited!
Wonderful video, been looking many of your recent travels. What camer are you using? The quality and sharpness is great. Thanks.
Thanks for watching. I use four different cameras. My main camera is a Sony HDR-AX2000, I have a Contour +2 mounted on the dash board, I use a Sony HDR-SR12 when a small camera is needed, and I also shoot video with my SLR which is a Sony NEX-6. They all record in full HD.
I love South Dakota
When I was stationed at Ellsworth AFB for a few years (mid-late 1970s) I often visited Deadwood. The Town Hall on the north side of Main Street, on the southwest side of downtown Deadwood. There was a cat house (spotted by it's purple door) was also on the same side of Main St. on the northeast side of town. Are they still there?
Where's Ian McShane?
Ive not been there..been to Rapid City a few times n the Badlands..love SD
Wow tim Those Guns Are Very Extremely Loud As Hell! How Many Old Wild West Gunfights Have you Been to on you're past trips tim where and when tim?
Love the series and would love to visit Deadwood. Your video is great and I don't see any large neon signs proclaiming hamburgers - wonderful!! What is the music you used?
Thanks for watching. The music is computer generated background music.
Well I love it. Wish I had recording of it.
Is there anything left from the original buildings?
How is the people in there??
Some of this reminds me of Tuscon, Az so if you like this sort of atmosphere check it out.
Pretty much as I remember it on my visit.
I expected much more activity, more casinos and more people.
Alas, it was pretty much a ghost town, the local 'sheriff' was a young kid of maybe 20, accompanied by his 'deputies' just to add to the atmosphere.
The casinos were sparsely occupied by fairly aged people, who seemed destined to remain there until their departure day, although I managed to briefly engage in conversation with one or two of them.
Free food was available in all the gambling establishments, but not to my liking or standard.
All around, it was an 'experience' but not that fantastic after a 4500 mile journey to see it.
Let's hope Vegas is different.
How was Vegas, kevb?
Im fan of Tex Willer and I would love visit this city!!!
Deadwood is fascinating and I really like your video. Great job!!
I live in lead its next to deadwood
In a few months I'm moving to Rapid City to attend SDSM. I love weather but I'm from CA. Anyway how are the thunderstorms in summer?
Mr. Toast
come see me I'm 2 miles north of Deadwood on Hwy.85
at K+M,where the wolves are. ✌
@@brycemcdermaid7995 Hey this may be a little late but the thunderstorms are typically either servere or mild. Sometimes you'll get a tornado or flash flood scare but it doesn't typically get out of hand and dangerous.
a wonderful city i have watched.
Just relax.THANKS. Great day and bless you
I was a bit disappointed that Deadwood seemed to be full of gambling joints.
+Ann TwoShoes Most of them have restaurants and museums in them with relics from the wild times.
***** Oh right, didn't get that far because they all looked like gambling houses.
Went my parents took us in 1990, that's how it looked. My dad remembered it as a neat little western town he listed as a kid in the 60s. What we got was the gambling joint you described, and he was pretty vocal about his disappointment. We left almost immediately and scratched it entirely from our vacation itinerary.
i was disappointed they charge admission to the cemetery :) For live ppl I mean. I was only there a few minutes, heading to the north dakota oil fields, today's deadwood.
@Halfmoon26 I was hoping for cosy tea rooms and lots of little shops! Only kidding, maybe I shouldn't have expected anything else!
Don’t get ur hopes up on days of the dead it’s ganna get cancelled alright a week before the show max sorry about all this
You just can't help but love the wonderful Deadwood Street Actors! Shooting guns that smoke! It doesn't get any better! I love Deadwood so much that I wrote a tune about it called Deadwood and several others like Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane. It would be an honor to share them with you! Just click on my picture and they will come up! It isn't necessary to dress up like the actors on the Deadwood streets while listening to my videos, but if you want to that would be very cool too! Have fun!
Yes, gun fights in the streets by street actors are a sight you will not want to miss! Deadwood has moved me emotionally since I visited there. The history so fascinates me that I was moved to write many tunes that are on you tube such as DEADWOOD, DEADWOOD (Instrumental) , WILD BILL HICKOK, CALAMITY JANE, ETC just left click on my little picture below my video and all songs come up. To visit the graves sights of Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane etc. on top of Mt Mariah Cemetery Hill in Deadwood is simply an emotional experience! Yes they were REAL people! Many of the other residents are also fascinating as well! Make a trip to Deadwood! A beautiful little town set in a valley!
come to wisconsin.You will love it more.
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why your no daisy at all
Gotta love American history!
😉😉😉Thanks.
What a farce!
went here to but a wide screen t.v wasted journey
I really enjoyed it. ^_^
IGLESIA NI CRISTO(CHURCH OF CHRIST WAS BROUGHT THAT PLACE I THINK?
pretty cold hearted to shoot a man in the back. no surprise its the police. ha! kidding, kidding. (kinda)
(laughing!) The shooting scene reminds me of when I was a kid growing up in the Englewood district south side Chicago. Those were the days.
is that next to compton long beach englewoooood
Nothing is in South Dakota
i live there . and ya your right
I don't live in South Dakota, but I have some grandparents that live in Sioux Falls, and some that live in Baltic, and I've been to both of those places, and I've been to Deadwood and Rapid City, and I've been to Lennox, and I even went a little out of state and visited Minnesota
wrong
people like you dont deserve what south dakota has to offer. no one wants that bad attitude there anyway. stay away.
Not where I live in south Dakota. (Aka deadwood)