I've never been to Argentina. So I can't justifially compare your country to ours. But I'm sure you have some very beautiful sites in your country also. Along with nice people.
I discovered your video by accident, and I give it 5 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️. Your voice, delivery style, personality, photos, clarity, and organization were all excellent! I wanted this information for an upcoming RV trip, and I feel very fortunate to have found your channel. Thank you for taking the time to research and deliver such a useful and entertaining post.
Thank you for showcasing America. It doesn’t get the credits for being one of the most beautiful or charming it deserves. You are doing such a great job👍. First time watching A.C.T. and I am a fan already 🤩
I lived in Solvang when I was around 12 yo. I LOVED that town. Dad got transferred a lot but the people in Solvang and Santa Ynez were the nicest people I've ever gotten to have as neighbors. I learned to horse back ride there and they would have little parades through the town. Select kids would hold the Solvang sign in the parade - I was the V since I was the tallest girl lol, plus kind of Danish looking with red hair. Learned to crochet there too made millions of those funky 1970 crochet vests and ponchos. Of course everyone wore clogs there at least in '73. Used to be able to horseback ride at Cachuma lake . the people that owned the Cachuma Lake boarding stable back in '73 would let me ride by myself which was amazing. They do not let people do that anymore. I would go through water and up steep hills by myself. Funny that the horse I road, Bobby looks just like one of my current horses. Best experience of my life and I ended up being a horse rescuer with as many as 6 horses. I am so grateful they let me do that.
As a Canadian who is a huge fan of Twain, I had to visit Hannibal Missouri where he grew up. The area is still preserved as it was in Twain's time. I really enjoyed my visit.
Hood River was a big attraction for fruit when I was a girl in the 1960s. It became internationally famous when it was identified as a wind surfing destination, and lost some of its charm. It is still wonderful. If you go, take the Hood River train through fruit country. It’s magical. I took my aunt when she was 92, and we missed the return train! There are no Ubers or taxis there! The docent of the museum and his grand son gave us a ride back to Hood River! My aunt was talking about our adventure for months.
What a wonderful thing that you took your 92-year old aunt on that trip -- bless you! I have been mentoring young adults for decades but I don't have family. Spending time with folks of different generations is a blessing for all concerned -- it's just not a part of our culture -- and we pay a price for that!
@@angelinahunter182 When I was still in California and she was still in Oregon, I visited my aunt a couple times a year. We did a trip to Seaside one year. Our hotel had a balcony, and she LOVED sitting on it to watch people on the beach. Her dementia is rather advanced now, but I wish I was out there to have another adventure with her. One of my other childhood friends remarried at 89. His lovely wife passed when my mother did. I know he never stops missing her, but he's built a wonderful life with the new lady, and she is wonderful to him. They did three trips last year, including a CRUISE. He is 93 now, and hasn't dropped a step. Works in his yard every day in the spring and summer. I am so happy he isn't alone anymore.
Thank you for sharing this program. Many of these places I have been there. My late husband and I traveled and saw many many of these places. I really appreciate being able to revisit these places.
Stowe, VT is the best for me. Really dig the fall foliage and the scenic views. I agree with you that autumn is probably the best time of the year to visit. Great video presentation.
You're a breath of fresh air as a tour guide to various spots. I liked your selection and also your approach to what would be interesting about the various towns - a cut above most shows like this. A small detail - I'd like to see the camera brought down a bit so we could see you maybe to the waist. It looks as if you are straining to look upward. I think you'd look more relaxed if you were looking straight on, and we saw more of you. I'm not a cameraman, but I hope this makes sense. Looking forward to more shows.
Superb! An engaging narration, aptly captured photographs, and a lucid presentation. Would you consider making a video on towns like Chapel Hill, NC? Maybe "University" towns...where the population swells up during the semesters, and thins down during the summer break. More than a seat of learning, the cultural aspects that must exist also could be presented!
I'd love to see that as well! I'm interested in college towns like Athens, GA and Brevard NC as possible places to move & would love to learn more about some of them.
Superb presentation young man! This is a fantastic list and now I want to go to Hood River! Greetings from Buena Vista Colorado. Ps. I happen to live in our favorite small town.
This is a wonderful, informative and entertaining video! I was hoping you might have included Nevada City, California. It's a small town in the Gold Country of the Sierra Nevada foothills. I lived in that area for 13 years, but came home to Marin county (just over the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco) in 2015. Nevada City is filled with charm, history and snow in the wintertime. I hope you get a chance to visit there.
Love it love it! I like that you include pertinent historical highlights. Enriches the value of your videos and peoples knowledge of this our country. Cheers!
Loved this video. I really enjoyed seeing the list and especially enjoyed your narration. Hope I can visit more of the towns. At this time I have seen only Galena and St Augustine. Excited to see more of your videos. Thanks.
Actually all USA is charming, everything in there is charming, its history, its nature, its people, tradition, justice, political system and everything else, God blessed and will bless USA for ever and ever Amen
Virginia city Nevada. I live in the UK and have travelled all over the western states but I always seem to gravitate to this small charming town whenever I am travelling through.
My brother lives near Virginia city,Nevada. Are you familiar with the old TV show western called "Bo Anza? The Ponderosa Ranch was in the area and the frequently talk about Virginia city on the show
You might find the history and geography of Weston, Missouri quite interesting. Also, the story and views available in the Flint Hills region of Kansas very lovely. The Story of how Manhattan, Kansas got its name deserves of review and it's it's a pretty lively and lovely community with both Kansas State University and Fort Riley just to the west. Lots of History and Geography and not so very flat at all. The Konza Prairie Reserve walks will provide a cornucopia of views.
I absolutely love this video. I don't travel as much as I used to since the pandemic. But this amazing video brings it all into my home. You asked my favorite little city... It's Laguna Beach, because it's an artist colony and the art festival each summer, right next to the Beach. Very wonderful little beach city. Have to mention, I've visited Solvang several times and really enjoyed it so much, especially Anderson's split pea soup. Especially nice to visit Solvang, because it's reasonable close to my home in Los Angeles. I also, lived in Colorado, so many lovely small cities there. Again, thank you so much for your video. I love it.
I picked pears in Hood River in the 1970s. Along with the Columbia River Gorge, it is one of the best towns in the whole world, with the most spectacular scenery. No kidding...
I’m sure someone else probably has already mentioned this…but, Tlingit Native Americans is pronounced (/ˈklɪŋkɪt/ or /ˈtlɪŋɡɪt/). Some of the sweetest people that I know are Tlingits! I am a native from Ketchikan who occasionally gets to go back for a visit.
Medora National Park is amazing? After reading signs that said 'don't blow horns at the bison', seeing nothing, I climbed out of my big truck, turned around only to see a buffalo 12 feet from me! Of course I quickly got back in my truck-til the buffalo ambled off. Just amazing!
Jackson, WY. So much to do in every season. National Museum of Wildlife Art, world class photo and art shops, rock & western shops, phenomenal restaurants, ice skating in a cute town square surrounded by wooden boardwalks, summer rodeos and a music festival, ski resorts, tubing, wildlife tours, biking, fly fishing, river rafting, dude ranching, and hiking in nearby Grand Tetons. Airport 7 miles out of town means easy access for long weekends. Great local shuttle for free. Can get crowded in the heart of summer, not bad in other seasons. Expensive.
When I lived there, we all sported bumper stickers that said, bring back Shoulder Season, that is, if you could afford to live there. One Halloween a group of friends dressed as "Affordable Housing" mostly in cardboard boxes to tents. We called the valley Poverty with a View. Stunning but challenging for those who serve the tourists.
This is a wonderful quick road trip vacation from the news and politics of the day. Your photography, research and interesting notes enrich the journey. Thanks a bunch.
Excellent program which makes us want to travel to see these areas. We have been to Sedona and you really described it to a tee. Thank you for your work.
I have lived in Ouray Colorado for the past 20 years. Somebody made some bumper stickers that read “Ouray sucks. Go back to the front range and tell all your friends. “
Frankenmuth MIchigan is so quaint. We have family in Michigan so every time for the last 30 years when we visit, we make a point to go to Frankenmuth and BRONNERS!! Bronners is a great reason in itself to visit Michigan. The first Christmas tree we bought there and had shipped home to California was in 1997. This last May 2022 we visited and again bought our 7' lighted tree, lots of special and personalized ornaments are in stock year round, ornaments and decorations you won't find anywhere else! As food goes two towns on this list, Frankenmuth for their Zenders fried Chicken served family style is a MUST VISIT, another is in Solvang CA, we have been known to drive from our home in Northern CA to Solvang Bakery for their Danish! Love tour Channel!!
pcyingling thanks for tuning in! You definitely should - Sedona is such a great getaway. Red Lodge, Montana would make a great addition to our list. Such a beautiful town 👍👍
I just found this channel very disappointed that this gentleman has few subscribers. I subbed and I am hooked. I love history and traveling and this guy right here is a good story teller. Please keep doing what you do. God bless you.
i joined you just because this one video i ran across very impressive and very well info! and very well done as video too! thank you loved it too! sir!
Hello From Texas - The history of our country is wonderful, and we need men like you to bring its gems to the surface. I don't have a small town on my list, accept Hightstown, NJ, where I grew up. Johnny Carson, and others, would frequent the Hightstown Dinner which for its time was very popular. I still think of my old house at 125 Center St, and even had a dream about, where the new owners redid the interior, and my dream showed me a chandelare that could be seen from the street. A week later I visited my house, and there I saw the chandelare. I was thrilled to see that my dream was true, and spent the rest my day walking around like I did when I was a kid. I remember a lot about this place, and still wonder if its in good working worder. Who knows, right!? Thank you for your hard work, and I look forward to future updates. Merry Christmas to you. Be safe.
I was born right across the river from Hood River in White Salmon, Washington. It has always been one of my favorite places to go back to. Must be in my blood! Love it.
I've lived in North Dakota for about 40 years. Medora, in the very far western part of North Dakota, is great for a weekend, or a week-long visit. Go there and do all of the fun, touristy, 'western' things. Enjoy the scenery, as it is so pretty. From about April to October, that is the huge Tourism season in Medora and the Teddy Roosevelt National park, with over 600,000 tourists visiting per year. That is a lot of tourists for a small town like Medora, which has a normal population of about 120 people.
Hood River, OR. If you take the road from the bridge from WA., you will drive up the hills through the crumbling fruit farm factories. At the top, is the huge vision of Mt. Hood. I'll never forget it!
This was a very interesting presentation of the small charming places in America, I myself has visited at least four of them and I love them. I'm subscribing to this site, the information presented was great by this young man along with the interesting pieces of history provided. I am subscribing to this site to see more of beautiful America.
Love your research and comments about the history of each town. I’d love to visit Hook, OR. Been to Sedona, I’d like to go back and spend more time there.
It’s the first time I saw your vlog/channel. Stuffed with wonderful information about usa’s small towns and places to see. Such a beautiful country. I’m from India 🇮🇳 and settled in Arizona.. but your vlog gave a vast amount of info. About BEAUTIFUL USA 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👌👌👌👏👌👍👍👍 Loved it
Greendale, WI has an incredible history and is as midwest Norma Rockwell as it gets! The town has celebrations throughout the year and a market in the summer Saturdays.
My hometown, Micanopy, Florida. The oldest inland town in Florida, and the oldest American Florida Territory town. We just celebrated our 200th Anniversary in 2021.
I have been only to Taos, and Solvang, having lived in Santa Barbara. I'd also give a shout out to Santa Ynez...Robles winery is outstanding. Taos was interesting...the Pueblo is worth seeing. After watching your wonderful video, I definitely want to check out the other small towns you mentioned. Great video!
Just found your site by accident, it’s wonderful. I’ve been to three of these top ten small towns, with three others on my list of places to visit. Guess I need to expand my list. Laconia, NH is a great little town!
I am watching you from Russia. I like your video. Content is very interesting, pictures are very picturesque. Plz go on creating such videos. I would like to visit these picturesque towns. And i've subscribed for you channel. Will follow your works here. Thx.
@@AmericanClassicToursInc It isn't in the south, but the air has that slow thing I associate with the south. It is on the Mississippi, and the road through town runs along the river. I drove through the first time in 1989 when I was headed to grad school, and my son and I ate at Sneaky Pete's. The floors looked like old bar, but it was carpet, and the servers were dressed like gunslingers. If you wear a tie for dinner, they cut it off and tack it to the wall. It's one of those places that is typifies America. I've been back once (in 2010, when I drove my youngest son to college at Colgate), and have always thought I should go back for a vacation. In both visits, it felt like time stopped and all the stress melted away. I'm afraid I haven't explained it very well but, to this day, I feel a sense of well being whenever I think of Le Claire. Plus, American Pickers has their shop there. I'm dying to go poke around in it!
Good Video of some small towns in America. Just a few additional small towns for a future Video. The Sun Valley area of Idaho. Virginia City of Nevada. Branson in Missouri. Tombstone Arizona. The five cities area of the Central coast of California, such as shell Beach, arroyo grande, Oceano. These are all wonderful places to visit and they all have very interesting histories. Would be fun to watch. One City I almost forgot is Silverton, Colorado. I have been to all of them. And if I remember correctly I have visited all of your cities except for Stowe, Connecticut. Thanks for the memories.
What is your favorite small town in America?
Hard to narrow it down to one favorite small town I will mention three that we love. Saugutuck Michigan Blowing Rock NC and Estes Park Co.
@@jamesrosenberg3017 those are all great choices. We’re big fans of Saugatuck here at American Classic Tours
Arcada CA, Glenwood Springs CO and Santa Elena Canyon in Big Bend Tx.
Hailey Idaho
Anything with mountain scenery
Your country is so beautiful, i'm from Argentina and i love America, i will like live in USA, Those towns are beautiful, grettings American friends!!
Thanks for tuning in from Argentina! We hope you get to visit some time!!
Greetings Ases
I've never been to Argentina. So I can't justifially compare your country to ours. But I'm sure you have some very beautiful sites in your country also. Along with nice people.
Thank you… considering moving from US to Argentina.
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I discovered your video by accident, and I give it 5 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️. Your voice, delivery style, personality, photos, clarity, and organization were all excellent! I wanted this information for an upcoming RV trip, and I feel very fortunate to have found your channel. Thank you for taking the time to research and deliver such a useful and entertaining post.
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Thank you for showcasing America. It doesn’t get the credits for being one of the most beautiful or charming it deserves. You are doing such a great job👍. First time watching A.C.T. and I am a fan already 🤩
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Thank you for this virtual tour. A nice fresh change from homelessness, crime and calamities.
As an educator, I really appreciate the quality of your content and your presentation. You are very talented sir!
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
I lived in Solvang when I was around 12 yo. I LOVED that town. Dad got transferred a lot but the people in Solvang and Santa Ynez were the nicest people I've ever gotten to have as neighbors. I learned to horse back ride there and they would have little parades through the town. Select kids would hold the Solvang sign in the parade - I was the V since I was the tallest girl lol, plus kind of Danish looking with red hair. Learned to crochet there too made millions of those funky 1970 crochet vests and ponchos. Of course everyone wore clogs there at least in '73. Used to be able to horseback ride at Cachuma lake . the people that owned the Cachuma Lake boarding stable back in '73 would let me ride by myself which was amazing. They do not let people do that anymore. I would go through water and up steep hills by myself. Funny that the horse I road, Bobby looks just like one of my current horses. Best experience of my life and I ended up being a horse rescuer with as many as 6 horses. I am so grateful they let me do that.
Yes! Solving is a fascinating town 😀 thanks for tuning in!
As a Canadian who is a huge fan of Twain, I had to visit Hannibal Missouri where he grew up. The area is still preserved as it was in Twain's time. I really enjoyed my visit.
I really enjoyed Mr. Twain's appearance on Star Trek the Next Generation - Times Arrow.
Hood River was a big attraction for fruit when I was a girl in the 1960s. It became internationally famous when it was identified as a wind surfing destination, and lost some of its charm. It is still wonderful. If you go, take the Hood River train through fruit country. It’s magical. I took my aunt when she was 92, and we missed the return train! There are no Ubers or taxis there! The docent of the museum and his grand son gave us a ride back to Hood River! My aunt was talking about our adventure for months.
Awesome story about you and your grandmother! Thank you for sharing!
What a wonderful thing that you took your 92-year old aunt on that trip -- bless you! I have been mentoring young adults for decades but I don't have family. Spending time with folks of different generations is a blessing for all concerned -- it's just not a part of our culture -- and we pay a price for that!
I was taking my 17' small boat up the Columbia River from the Pacific Ocean to Lewiston, Idaho, and naturally visited Hood River along the way.
@@angelinahunter182 When I was still in California and she was still in Oregon, I visited my aunt a couple times a year. We did a trip to Seaside one year. Our hotel had a balcony, and she LOVED sitting on it to watch people on the beach. Her dementia is rather advanced now, but I wish I was out there to have another adventure with her. One of my other childhood friends remarried at 89. His lovely wife passed when my mother did. I know he never stops missing her, but he's built a wonderful life with the new lady, and she is wonderful to him. They did three trips last year, including a CRUISE. He is 93 now, and hasn't dropped a step. Works in his yard every day in the spring and summer. I am so happy he isn't alone anymore.
@@SeattlePioneer That must have been MAGICAL! I love the Columbia. The Gorge was the backdrop of my life until my 50's. It still calls me home.
Great job! All those places looked very intriguing.
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Superb job! Wonderful, charming and informative! Agree with all your selections.
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Thoroughly enjoyed your video!
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Thank you for including the history of each town, I love it! So interesting and informative
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Thank you for sharing this program.
Many of these places I have been there.
My late husband and I traveled and saw many many of these places.
I really appreciate being able to revisit these places.
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You have an uncanny knack to present the history...keep up the Good Work!
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Amazing video❤️ thank you
Stowe, VT is the best for me. Really dig the fall foliage and the scenic views. I agree with you that autumn is probably the best time of the year to visit. Great video presentation.
Thank you for the kind words! Stowe is truly a special place!
You're a breath of fresh air as a tour guide to various spots. I liked your selection and also your approach to what would be interesting about the various towns - a cut above most shows like this. A small detail - I'd like to see the camera brought down a bit so we could see you maybe to the waist. It looks as if you are straining to look upward. I think you'd look more relaxed if you were looking straight on, and we saw more of you. I'm not a cameraman, but I hope this makes sense. Looking forward to more shows.
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Great video! Love the history that goes with each town.
We love history. Glad you enjoyed the video!!
Superb! An engaging narration, aptly captured photographs, and a lucid presentation. Would you consider making a video on towns like Chapel Hill, NC? Maybe "University" towns...where the population swells up during the semesters, and thins down during the summer break. More than a seat of learning, the cultural aspects that must exist also could be presented!
That sounds like a great idea! We’ll get working on a feature like that!
I'd love to see that as well! I'm interested in college towns like Athens, GA and Brevard NC as possible places to move & would love to learn more about some of them.
I agree. It’s so beautiful. Thanks to people like you for videoing all for us to see. People who moved there inherited a jam. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
A beautiful list of towns, Troy Montana is another beautiful small town
Thanks Susan! We’ll have to check it out!
Superb presentation young man! This is a fantastic list and now I want to go to Hood River! Greetings from Buena Vista Colorado.
Ps. I happen to live in our favorite small town.
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This is a wonderful, informative and entertaining video! I was hoping you might have included Nevada City, California. It's a small town in the Gold Country of the Sierra Nevada foothills. I lived in that area for 13 years, but came home to Marin county (just over the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco) in 2015. Nevada City is filled with charm, history and snow in the wintertime. I hope you get a chance to visit there.
Interesting! Thanks for sharing about Nevada City! 😊
Yes! Agro scenery!! Finally i found people who agree with me!
Love it love it! I like that you include pertinent historical highlights. Enriches the value of your videos and peoples knowledge of this our country. Cheers!
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What a beautiful list, thank you so much!
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Loved this video. I really enjoyed seeing the list and especially enjoyed your narration. Hope I can visit more of the towns. At this time I have seen only Galena and St Augustine. Excited to see more of your videos. Thanks.
You have such an interesting and intelligent channel here, I could sit and watch all day, it's truly addicting. Great job young man!
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Added a few to my bucket list!
Awesome!!
If I were to describe this video in one word, I would say it's AWESOME!
Really great job with this video. Thank you!
Actually all USA is charming, everything in there is charming, its history, its nature, its people, tradition, justice, political system and everything else, God blessed and will bless USA for ever and ever Amen
It's nothing more than a corporate, franchise , shopping mall. Most of the country has been destroyed by mining and is useless dessert.
Virginia city Nevada. I live in the UK and have travelled all over the western states but I always seem to gravitate to this small charming town whenever I am travelling through.
Frank, yes Virginia City is a gem! Such a charming small town in the mountains. We’ll have to include it on charming small towns part 2! 👍👍
My brother lives near Virginia city,Nevada. Are you familiar with the old TV show western called "Bo Anza? The Ponderosa Ranch was in the area and the frequently talk about Virginia city on the show
You might find the history and geography of Weston, Missouri quite interesting. Also, the story and views available in the Flint Hills region of Kansas very lovely. The Story of how Manhattan, Kansas got its name deserves of review and it's it's a pretty lively and lovely community with both Kansas State University and Fort Riley just to the west. Lots of History and Geography and not so very flat at all. The Konza Prairie Reserve walks will provide a cornucopia of views.
I absolutely love this video. I don't travel as much as I used to since the pandemic. But this amazing video brings it all into my home. You asked my favorite little city... It's Laguna Beach, because it's an artist colony and the art festival each summer, right next to the Beach. Very wonderful little beach city. Have to mention, I've visited Solvang several times and really enjoyed it so much, especially Anderson's split pea soup. Especially nice to visit Solvang, because it's reasonable close to my home in Los Angeles.
I also, lived in Colorado, so many lovely small cities there. Again, thank you so much for your video. I love it.
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Just found this channel and I’m stoked this is great stuff !!
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I picked pears in Hood River in the 1970s. Along with the Columbia River Gorge, it is one of the best towns in the whole world, with the most spectacular scenery. No kidding...
Saint Augustine is my hometown. Not surprised it’s on this list.
Yes Saint Augustine is amazing!
I’m sure someone else probably has already mentioned this…but, Tlingit Native Americans is pronounced (/ˈklɪŋkɪt/ or /ˈtlɪŋɡɪt/). Some of the sweetest people that I know are Tlingits! I am a native from Ketchikan who occasionally gets to go back for a visit.
Thanks for the info on Hood River!
Medora National Park is amazing? After reading signs that said 'don't blow horns at the bison', seeing nothing, I climbed out of my big truck, turned around only to see a buffalo 12 feet from me! Of course I quickly got back in my truck-til the buffalo ambled off. Just amazing!
Leadville, CO. Very historical, still very small due to its high altitude. I travel through it frequently (live in CO since 1946).
Really good job in this video man
Appreciate the kind words Harish!
Jackson, WY. So much to do in every season. National Museum of Wildlife Art, world class photo and art shops, rock & western shops, phenomenal restaurants, ice skating in a cute town square surrounded by wooden boardwalks, summer rodeos and a music festival, ski resorts, tubing, wildlife tours, biking, fly fishing, river rafting, dude ranching, and hiking in nearby Grand Tetons. Airport 7 miles out of town means easy access for long weekends. Great local shuttle for free. Can get crowded in the heart of summer, not bad in other seasons. Expensive.
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When I lived there, we all sported bumper stickers that said, bring back Shoulder Season, that is, if you could afford to live there. One Halloween a group of friends dressed as "Affordable Housing" mostly in cardboard boxes to tents. We called the valley Poverty with a View. Stunning but challenging for those who serve the tourists.
Leavenworth Washington. You love the town. And if he ever get a visit it during the Christmas time you'll definitely love it.
Great video. Makes me want to visit each one.
They’re amazing places!!!
Enjoyed very much that history included
It makes it much more complete to include history!!
This is a wonderful quick road trip vacation from the news and politics of the day. Your photography, research and interesting notes enrich the journey. Thanks a bunch.
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So beautifully described ❤
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I’d like to see names of cities printed on the screen when mentioned
Surprisingly Video 😊❤
Great program ! Thank you so much
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My daughter, Ana Quiroz Photography, travels across the US taking pictures of wild horses. We visited Chincoteague VA last year.
Excellent program which makes us want to travel to see these areas. We have been to Sedona and you really described it to a tee. Thank you for your work.
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My favorite small towns are Brenham and Granbury, Texas. I also love Durango, Estes Park and Ouray, Colorado. It's hard to beat Cooperstown, New York!
I have lived in Ouray Colorado for the past 20 years. Somebody made some bumper stickers that read “Ouray sucks. Go back to the front range and tell all your friends. “
Buffalo tower near Haltom
Madora?
Frankenmuth MIchigan is so quaint. We have family in Michigan so every time for the last 30 years when we visit, we make a point to go to Frankenmuth and BRONNERS!! Bronners is a great reason in itself to visit Michigan. The first Christmas tree we bought there and had shipped home to California was in 1997. This last May 2022 we visited and again bought our 7' lighted tree, lots of special and personalized ornaments are in stock year round, ornaments and decorations you won't find anywhere else! As food goes two towns on this list, Frankenmuth for their Zenders fried Chicken served family style is a MUST VISIT, another is in Solvang CA, we have been known to drive from our home in Northern CA to Solvang Bakery for their Danish! Love tour Channel!!
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Excellent Video JD... We are planing to do some wilderness camping in Sedona this spring....Hmmmm favorite town?? Maybe Red Lodge Mt.
pcyingling thanks for tuning in! You definitely should - Sedona is such a great getaway. Red Lodge, Montana would make a great addition to our list. Such a beautiful town 👍👍
I just found this channel very disappointed that this gentleman has few subscribers. I subbed and I am hooked. I love history and traveling and this guy right here is a good story teller. Please keep doing what you do. God bless you.
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i joined you just because this one video i ran across very impressive and very well info! and very well done as video too! thank you loved it too! sir!
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Am seems soo beautiful,thanks for share👍🍁
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Alaska probably has more small towns than any other state, but the cost of living surprised me the most about that state
This is the first time I've seen this channel! Loved your well done video and look forward to more! New subscriber as of NOW!!
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Excellent video narration. Please consider Lewes Delaware for your next small town USA series. The history of the town is very interesting.
We’ll have to check it out! Thanks for sharing!
Hello From Texas - The history of our country is wonderful, and we need men like you to bring its gems to the surface. I don't have a small town on my list, accept Hightstown, NJ, where I grew up. Johnny Carson, and others, would frequent the Hightstown Dinner which for its time was very popular. I still think of my old house at 125 Center St, and even had a dream about, where the new owners redid the interior, and my dream showed me a chandelare that could be seen from the street. A week later I visited my house, and there I saw the chandelare. I was thrilled to see that my dream was true, and spent the rest my day walking around like I did when I was a kid. I remember a lot about this place, and still wonder if its in good working worder. Who knows, right!?
Thank you for your hard work, and I look forward to future updates. Merry Christmas to you. Be safe.
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I went to Flagler College in St. Augustine, FL. Wonderful city! So many happy memories there.
Awesome video. Thanks! 👍
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I was born right across the river from Hood River in White Salmon, Washington. It has always been one of my favorite places to go back to. Must be in my blood! Love it.
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Thank you for touring us around in this town. Listening to you saves me a lot of money to visit these places 😄
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I've lived in North Dakota for about 40 years. Medora, in the very far western part of North Dakota, is great for a weekend, or a week-long visit. Go there and do all of the fun, touristy, 'western' things. Enjoy the scenery, as it is so pretty. From about April to October, that is the huge Tourism season in Medora and the Teddy Roosevelt National park, with over 600,000 tourists visiting per year. That is a lot of tourists for a small town like Medora, which has a normal population of about 120 people.
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Very informative an I get to learn about the history of different towns in USA thank u for yr awesome features
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Hood River, OR. If you take the road from the bridge from WA., you will drive up the hills through the crumbling fruit farm factories. At the top, is the huge vision of Mt. Hood. I'll never forget it!
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This was a very interesting presentation of the small charming places in America, I myself has visited at least four of them and I love them. I'm subscribing to this site, the information presented was great by this young man along with the interesting pieces of history provided. I am subscribing to this site to see more of beautiful America.
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Thank you very much. Wonderful vlog.
So nice of you!
Very interesting thanks for the ideas on my next vacation.
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Love your research and comments about the history of each town. I’d love to visit Hook, OR. Been to Sedona, I’d like to go back and spend more time there.
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A great posting!!
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It’s the first time I saw your vlog/channel. Stuffed with wonderful information about usa’s small towns and places to see. Such a beautiful country. I’m from India 🇮🇳 and settled in Arizona.. but your vlog gave a vast amount of info. About BEAUTIFUL USA 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👌👌👌👏👌👍👍👍
Loved it
Thank you so much 🙂
Greendale, WI has an incredible history and is as midwest Norma Rockwell as it gets! The town has celebrations throughout the year and a market in the summer Saturdays.
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Very interesting and very well done! Thank you!
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Great job, but you didn’t mention the Tlaquepaque Shopping and Arts Village in Sedona. Lovely!
Next time!
EXCELLENT DATA AND VIDEO. CONGRATS !!
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Love your video !
My hometown, Micanopy, Florida. The oldest inland town in Florida, and the oldest American Florida Territory town. We just celebrated our 200th Anniversary in 2021.
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Beautiful! my favorite small town is Northamtpon, MA!
Really cool video!
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Like very much this program. My favorite small town is Camden, Maine.
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great video sir very impressive!
Taos is definitely mine. Lived there for 7 years. Want to return. It's stunningly beautiful.
I have been only to Taos, and Solvang, having lived in Santa Barbara. I'd also give a shout out to Santa Ynez...Robles winery is outstanding.
Taos was interesting...the Pueblo is worth seeing.
After watching your wonderful video, I definitely want to check out the other small towns you mentioned.
Great video!
Felicia, thank you for sharing your favs!!
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Just found your site by accident, it’s wonderful. I’ve been to three of these top ten small towns, with three others on my list of places to visit. Guess I need to expand my list. Laconia, NH is a great little town!
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Winchester, Virginia - charming with preRevolutionary and Civil War history. Great tour guides!
Excellent expressos a bonus.
Also the birthplace of Patsy Cline !!!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing (especially about the espressos 😎)
I am watching you from Russia. I like your video. Content is very interesting, pictures are very picturesque. Plz go on creating such videos. I would like to visit these picturesque towns. And i've subscribed for you channel. Will follow your works here. Thx.
My favorite small town is Le Claire, Iowa. Amazing.
What makes Le Claire special to you?? 😃
@@AmericanClassicToursInc It isn't in the south, but the air has that slow thing I associate with the south. It is on the Mississippi, and the road through town runs along the river. I drove through the first time in 1989 when I was headed to grad school, and my son and I ate at Sneaky Pete's. The floors looked like old bar, but it was carpet, and the servers were dressed like gunslingers. If you wear a tie for dinner, they cut it off and tack it to the wall. It's one of those places that is typifies America. I've been back once (in 2010, when I drove my youngest son to college at Colgate), and have always thought I should go back for a vacation. In both visits, it felt like time stopped and all the stress melted away. I'm afraid I haven't explained it very well but, to this day, I feel a sense of well being whenever I think of Le Claire. Plus, American Pickers has their shop there. I'm dying to go poke around in it!
I think Natchitoches, LA and Eureka Springs, AR could be added to an extended list of best places to visit.
Those are all amazing places! Thank you for sharing!!!
Eureka Springs is indeed charming and beautiful. Spring and fall best time to go, as summers are hot and muggy.
Great informative video!
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Good Video of some small towns in America. Just a few additional small towns for a future Video. The Sun Valley area of Idaho. Virginia City of Nevada. Branson in Missouri. Tombstone Arizona. The five cities area of the Central coast of California, such as shell Beach, arroyo grande, Oceano. These are all wonderful places to visit and they all have very interesting histories. Would be fun to watch. One City I almost forgot is Silverton, Colorado. I have been to all of them. And if I remember correctly I have visited all of your cities except for Stowe, Connecticut. Thanks for the memories.
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