Hi Briggs, I love your videos, I'm Hector from Ecuador and I was wondering if there will be a video on the best festivals by state. It would be interesting to know what to visit for a tourist outside the United States!!
Illinoisian here. Having been to practically every town in this state, I'm going to assume that Galena is your pic for Illinois. It's literally the only town I can think of with practically zero crime. Edit: Nailed it!😆
While nowhere in Colorado is a hidden gem… telluride is not a hidden gem. Ouray on the other hand is telluride for normal people. All that money in telluride and you don’t even get ac. You do get naked hippies on bikes 🤢
I almost fell out of my chair!!! Briggs just said Connecticut beautiful!!! 😂😂 Well sir I give you credit, it must have been difficult to give CT a good word 😂. Love your channel, I’ve been following since a long time, it’s truly enjoyable!
Canandaigua NY is a nice place! Right by the lake, Sonnenberg Gardens, lots of street shopping and restaurants, breweries 🍻 Every year they add lots of flowers to the center isle, it's beautiful. Just be careful crossing the street, they'll run you over 😅
Exactly! I used to live there a long time ago (up in Bear, DE now), but yep "Lewis" is how it's pronounced... I think it was a derivative of the Swedish settler's spelling...
Solvang would get my vote, had I voted. When I was in the CA National Guard, I would go up 101 right through/near Solvang to Camp Roberts for my 5 day drills. Solvang is really nice.
Hi, Briggs..., One small town that stands out in Montana is: Philipsburg, Montana * "Sunset Magazine" did a feature on beautiful small towns in each state within the United States, and ( Philipsburg, Montana ) came out Number 1 in the United States ! ! * Once again, the residents have painted the entire main street in beautiful different colors and shopping, restaurants, hotel and saloons are stunning to say the least. * Whitefish, Montana is another small beautiful town, except it is simply too expensive to live in this area because one of the best "Ski Resorts" in Montana resides there and for the rich and famous, and a lot of movie stars live here... * Philipsburg, Montana is completely the opposite and one beautiful small towns in Montana and the United States... "Semper Fi" Mike in Montana :)
Have you ever been to Virginia City, NV? Your canned aerial footage shows only the lower half, newer part of town. You missed all the historical buildings, saloons, courthouse, schoolhouse, Boot Hill, mine, train, wild horses, etc. what a shame.
Great list Briggs! Not one match for what I'd consider the best small town in several states. This way, my secret cool small towns stay secret. Love that! Haha. Seriously...lots of work here...great job!!
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I haven’t been to weatherford since 1977 when I spent six weeks their in a summer science training program at Southwestern Oklahoma State University, which was nice, not on my top list, but it was where I saw Star Wars when it opened, so there is that. 😀
My Wife and i just came back from our Wyoming Vacation and there are two small Towns that we fell in Love with. Wheatland and Worland. Wyoming is amazingly beautiful!!
Dude..... Two things to remember .... Stockbridge, Ma... ARLO GUTHRIE wrote a song about Stockbridge.... Alice's Restaurant. Also, just a word about Beaufort, SC.... MCAS Beaufort...large Marine Air Station... largest employer in town..
We do have internet in Montana! We’re just too busy fighting off grizzly bears and laughing at tourists trying to pet the fluffy cows (aka Bison). There are so many Gateways to YNP. Gardiner, MT is the only one open year round though. My favorite though, is Livingston, the original Gateway to Yellowstone National Park.
I like Briggs, he's been everywhere(including small cities and towns) and seems to know everything. I'm impressed, I always learn something when I watch his videos. 👍
Briggs I hate to say it, but I turned it off as soon as I heard Sitka Alaska. (Normally I listen all the way through.) Clearly most of the people who voted were cruise ship people. Sitka: 8000 people on an island with a total (including all streets) of 65 miles of road and traffic worse than New York City. Average yearly rainfall.... get ready for it. 131.74 inches a year! Too many cruise ships! You can't drive anywhere. But they have a hospital. I like Sitka, but no way. There were some towns I would have accepted. Homer, Cordova, even Petersburg, but the one town that should have been there is Haines. Clearly you have never been there nor anyone else. I think you mentioned it once and got it all wrong. Cruise ships dock there only once or twice a week (as opposed to four a day) ... which is what makes it so good. It's the best of real Alaska, no crime, friendly community, astounding nature and animals, a variety of animals (moose, two species of bears, five species of salmon, thousands of eagles), better weather, and a road to Canada and the big world. Next time you take one of your many trips to Alaska Briggs; do this, take Holland or Princess and find their trip to Haines. Or best yet. Fly to Juneau, take the ferry to Haines, rent a car and stay a week... then you'll understand. I know this is just what your subs voted for. (I didn't see the notice for voting.) But clearly they don't understand Alaska. Go to Haines, spend some time, you'll make a whole episode on it.
I don't get Yellow Springs OH. I went a couple years ago to see what the hype was about. I honestly thought it looked kinda tacky/trashy. Not impressed but that's just me I guess. So many much nicer towns in OH. Granville, Chagrin Falls, Kent, just a few cute places with nice downtowns.
I'm with you I don't get Yellow Springs, OH. As you can tell it only got 16 votes out of 147. Which tells me that Ohio is filled with so many wonderful small towns, that it's hard to choose just 1. Go to the county seat of any rural county in Ohio and it is much better than Yellow Springs.
Briggs, another state-of-the art mini documentary from you. I cannot get enough of this topic. Please keep doing them and have it as current as you can. Fabulously done!
You mentioned that Montpelier VT got a lot of votes but as the capital city is “too big” for the list and I had to laugh. It’s the smallest state capital and designated as a “city” by charter, but it is smaller than quite a few Vermont towns. Hanover NH made the list with a population over 12,000. Montpelier’s population is under 8000.
The reason Montanans didn't vote for small towns is not because of no internet, it's because once a nice small town is out there, everyone wants to move there. We want to keep our small towns SMALL. Come and visit..... then go home.
I noticed the same thing. When he said Camden, Maine, I said that is such a tourist town. I prefer Bath Maine (the City of Ships) just down the coast. It's a little smaller and much quieter, good art scene and has the Maine Maritime Museum. Good downtown, with brick sidewalks and looks like it came right out of an 1850 photograph. The town also has some of the best architecture from the 18th and 19th centuries.
@@stuartm6069 I like Bath. I lived in a 4 plex on Marshal Street a year when I was stationed at NAS Brunswick 50 years ago. My son was conceived in Bath I’ve got some pictures of around town there then.
Mount Dora is definitely valid for Florida, other places i wouldve considered are Cedar key, Amelia Island, or just one of the inland springs in North Florida
@@stuartm6069 Yeah unfortunately, it breaks my heart so bad, just the idea of losing my home and car and everything i worked for in an instant gives me anxiety , im praying these people get the help they need
You could have picked ANY town in Door County, Wisconsin … they are ALL quaint small towns Egg Harbor, Sister Bay, Ephraim, Bailey’s Harbor, Sturgeon Bay in addition to Fish Creek
The joke for Wallace, Idaho went something like this. Only prostitutes and truck drivers live in Wallace. Well my mom lives in Wallace. Oh, who does she drive for?
Was in Lititz last weekend with friends, one was from Africa, and they had a great time and nobody bothered them. The media pushes that narrative but the reality is a white person is much more likely to be the victim of a hate crime in a black neighborhood than vice versa. Most white people in nice towns trip over themselves to show how non racist they are.
We go to Guthrie Oklahoma at least once a month from OKC. Just a pleasant little community. Plus, our favorite restaurant is there. The Stables Cafe. Excellent food
California girl here and like Healdsburg but I may be bias saying the cute,quaint beach town Carpinteria, I also loved Julian, outside San Diego. But my husband is from the cutest town in Wisconsin in my other biased opinion, Mineral Point!
Briggs, where are you getting your stock photos? What is shown at 29:37 is NOT Lambertville NJ. There is no city skyline anywhere near there - it's a sleepy little historic town on the Delaware River. Once again, NJ is being misrepresented.
You should make a video that’s full of hard to pronounce towns, and then purposefully mispronounce all of them. The comments would be overflowing with corrections.
There are much nicer small towns in Michigan than Saugatuck. Real towns with real communities. Try Frankenmuth, Sault Ste Marie, Traverse City, Mackinac Island just for starters.
Greenwood Lake, NY.. 50 miles NW of NYC and it's like Brigadoon, a gem that you have to find in the mist. It was a playground for the likes of Joe Louis, Louis Armstrong, Marilyn Monroe, etc. Beautiful, friendly, a place where the police chief is also the fire chief and the postmaster is also the ambulance captain.
I've never thought either Bisbee nor Jerome as cute or quaint...historic,? Yes! But as a small community guy (Pine, Arizona of Pine-Strawberry fame...Zane Grey, Mogollon Rim, Payson Rodeo, etc.) my favorite town is Prescott (Press-cot).
As a native Mississippian I do agree agree that Ocean Springs, MS is a great town but I must say that your pronunciation of Biloxi is like nails on a chalkboard to us. It is not lox as in "bagels and lox". It is lux as in "luxury." This part of the US has passed through many hands. First the native residents (the original Biloxi), then France, England, Spain, The Republic of West Florida, the US, the CSA and back to the US. Many of the names of our local landmarks may seem unpronounceable to others (like Tchoutacabouffa) But we like them. Note this was meant in jest and good spirits. I am certain I would totally butcher the pronunciation of other places and will absolutely accept correction.
One caveat about the Medford, Oregon area, including Jacksonville, is that it gets HOT in the summer. Seriously, every time I've ever passed through that area it's always been in the 90s. Also gets some pretty bad forest fires.
I don't have anything against using Deadwood South Dakota, but Parkston South Dakota has 1500 people and boasts the best schools and sports teams plus Avera hospital is right in town this city hall programs summer park venues and fireworks on the 4th of July. Crime here is so low it doesn't register. Talk about a nice quiet town!
Having lived in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont for a hot minute. I can honestly say that Hanover deserves its place. It is a nice town. I'm surprised Camden beat our Bar Harbor, but I get it. However Bar Harbor is beautiful. I would definitely take Woodstock over Montpelier though. Moab is nice. If it weren't for it's Size Logan would have been listed and won. In my opinion, Logan is the nicest place in Utah.
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Hi Briggs, I love your videos, I'm Hector from Ecuador and I was wondering if there will be a video on the best festivals by state. It would be interesting to know what to visit for a tourist outside the United States!!
@@WorldAccordingToBriggs Boo… Hiss… Briggs, you are way above this cheap advertising scam.
Illinoisian here. Having been to practically every town in this state, I'm going to assume that Galena is your pic for Illinois. It's literally the only town I can think of with practically zero crime.
Edit: Nailed it!😆
Grew up in Downers Grove. I know they were going to say Galena! Spent my bday weekend there. Super nice!
If not Galena, Grafton was my thought!!!!
@@lucken13 Never been there. I'll have to check it out 👍
@@jillwiegand4257 it is also along the Mississippi! About 30 miles north of ST Louis!!!!! I live about 65 miles due east of it in Bluff City, IL!!!!
Yeah, I guessed Galena too. Lots of small towns in Illinois, but Galena is something special.
While nowhere in Colorado is a hidden gem… telluride is not a hidden gem. Ouray on the other hand is telluride for normal people.
All that money in telluride and you don’t even get ac. You do get naked hippies on bikes 🤢
Telluride sounds like nasty expensive Portland...naked bicycle riders with chafing and no regard for in front of small children
Yeah I can think of a couple that I shall not name that fit the hidden gem bill way more than Telluride!
Lilith pa has higher murder rate according to niche while Herman mo has other higher crime indexes rates too
Briggs is just following what "You, the people" voted for.
Don't complain when your constituents voted for these towns.
I agree.
Bisbee is alright… Sedona, Payton, and Prescott is better in AZ.
You mean Payson? Agreed
I almost fell out of my chair!!! Briggs just said Connecticut beautiful!!! 😂😂 Well sir I give you credit, it must have been difficult to give CT a good word 😂. Love your channel, I’ve been following since a long time, it’s truly enjoyable!
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Even New Jersey looks nice when you get away from the bigger cities.
I’m all for a series on the historic registry of towns
That does sound intresting.
Canandaigua NY is a nice place! Right by the lake, Sonnenberg Gardens, lots of street shopping and restaurants, breweries 🍻
Every year they add lots of flowers to the center isle, it's beautiful. Just be careful crossing the street, they'll run you over 😅
My cousin's wedding was in Canadaigua. His wife grew up there. Beautiful town.
@@MichaelMeade-d7b they said skaneatles (sp) is the best small town in NY, I haven't been there in years.
Briggs... Lewes is pronounced LEWIS. Thanks for the shout out. Best time to visit is June and October.
Yep. I lived in Delaware for 32 years and always heard it pronounced Lewis.
Exactly! I used to live there a long time ago (up in Bear, DE now), but yep "Lewis" is how it's pronounced... I think it was a derivative of the Swedish settler's spelling...
My choices for a beautiful Western New York small towns, would be Fairport New York, or East Aurora New York.
Check em out!
Prescott, AZ
Kinda wondering where Solvang and Julian ended up on the list for CA
So many towns in Gold country California.
Solvang would get my vote, had I voted. When I was in the CA National Guard, I would go up 101 right through/near Solvang to Camp Roberts for my 5 day drills. Solvang is really nice.
I click on this video, and I yell, "FEED ME" in front of my screen. I'm dying for a hidden gem in my favorite states.
Hi, Briggs..., One small town that stands out in Montana is: Philipsburg, Montana * "Sunset Magazine" did a feature on beautiful small towns in each state within the United States, and ( Philipsburg, Montana ) came out Number 1 in the United States ! ! * Once again, the residents have painted the entire main street in beautiful different colors and shopping, restaurants, hotel and saloons are stunning to say the least. * Whitefish, Montana is another small beautiful town, except it is simply too expensive to live in this area because one of the best "Ski Resorts" in Montana resides there and for the rich and famous, and a lot of movie stars live here... * Philipsburg, Montana is completely the opposite and one beautiful small towns in Montana and the United States... "Semper Fi" Mike in Montana :)
Astoria in Oregon for sure imo
I’m so happy Mount Dora is on this list! It’s a beautiful small town and a lot to do!
Have you ever been to Virginia City, NV? Your canned aerial footage shows only the lower half, newer part of town. You missed all the historical buildings, saloons, courthouse, schoolhouse, Boot Hill, mine, train, wild horses, etc. what a shame.
I love my town pahrump
So do a lot of lonley men.
Stock bridge, MA was also immortalized by Arlo Guthrie's 'Alice's Restaurant '❤
I work in that town!
@cmt6528 farout, do you run into Alice,her husband Ray or Foucho the dog?🤣
Connecticut and Vermont are charming❤❤❤
Vermont is so charming, I love Vermont. I just would not want to live there in the winter.
It's not awful lived there for a few years would love to go back there or Maine or NewHampshire
@@jazziered142 yeah I can see winters are probably brutal how expensive is it live there
Great list Briggs! Not one match for what I'd consider the best small town in several states. This way, my secret cool small towns stay secret. Love that! Haha. Seriously...lots of work here...great job!!
Fun fact. Need for speed most wanted 2005. The Camden section of the map was based off of Camden, Maine. So was Rockport
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Today is Friday, September 27 2024. Madison Indiana's biggest event of the year is tomorrow and the next day, The Madison Chautauqua Festival of Art. Artisans and art lovers from all over the country descend upon Madison for this annual art show.
I would recommend Weatherford in Oklahoma. Weatherford is a college town and has a vibrant downtown.
I haven’t been to weatherford since 1977 when I spent six weeks their in a summer science training program at Southwestern Oklahoma State University, which was nice, not on my top list, but it was where I saw Star Wars when it opened, so there is that. 😀
before colorado comes up, im predicting that its gonna be woodland park. absolutely PEAK small town up there
Red Lodge Montana used to have a festival in the summer called Belt Sander Races! True
🎉this is a good video.
You're putting an extra A in Saugatuck, MI. It's pronounced like it looks, but you're saying Saugatauck. It's Saw'-ga-tuck now Saw'-ga-tawk.
Go sit down somewhere!
Former Iowan, current South Dakotan. In Iowa, I would have voted for McGregor. In South Dakota I would have voted for Chamberlain.
This is one of the most useful and interesting videos ever!❤❤❤
The Best Town in the Best State is LAKE CHELAN !!!🌞
Stuart,Nebraska, yaaa
My Wife and i just came back from our Wyoming Vacation and there are two small Towns that we fell in Love with. Wheatland and Worland. Wyoming is amazingly beautiful!!
Please go home and stay home. We don’t need anymore people moving to WY.
Avila Beach California
Dude..... Two things to remember .... Stockbridge, Ma... ARLO GUTHRIE wrote a song about Stockbridge.... Alice's Restaurant. Also, just a word about Beaufort, SC.... MCAS Beaufort...large Marine Air Station... largest employer in town..
why didnt you say the population of each city
Because a clever person could look it up online, perhaps?
Because he said “small town”
what ever i am not going to check every single city it would be a lot easier if he said it
@@samanthashine4506 i am not going to check every city it will take to long it would be a lot easier if he said the population
@@bozenaglowka765 If you had a burning desire to find out these populations, you would do it. If not, you don't have a burning desire.
Utahn here and I agree that Moab is awesome. I love Moab and vacation there frequently. I'd also vote for Logan, Utah. It's charming.
I agree, Moab is nice, but Logan all the way, for me.
My city is a walk away from yellow springs ohio. Not better then my city Xenia
Not all of em are wallet-burners, but normal human beings won't be going to these full time.
I’d like to pick Apache Junction, AZ
We do have internet in Montana! We’re just too busy fighting off grizzly bears and laughing at tourists trying to pet the fluffy cows (aka Bison). There are so many Gateways to YNP. Gardiner, MT is the only one open year round though. My favorite though, is Livingston, the original Gateway to Yellowstone National Park.
Tennessee???
Jonesboro...it's at the end of SC
Jonesborough. Didn’t index it
Tennessee is corrupt especially Tyler Vaughn
Got it, thanks. Jonesboro has made several lists of highly rated Tennessee small communities. Guess I need to pay a visit. Thanks for the responses.
Healdsburg use to be hippies and cows. Now it is relief for Napa, Sonoma.
I like Briggs, he's been everywhere(including small cities and towns) and seems to know everything. I'm impressed, I always learn something when I watch his videos. 👍
Someone else has probably already pointed this out, but Beaufort, North Carolina is pronounced more like the spelling, "bo-fort".
Briggs I hate to say it, but I turned it off as soon as I heard Sitka Alaska. (Normally I listen all the way through.) Clearly most of the people who voted were cruise ship people. Sitka: 8000 people on an island with a total (including all streets) of 65 miles of road and traffic worse than New York City. Average yearly rainfall.... get ready for it. 131.74 inches a year! Too many cruise ships! You can't drive anywhere. But they have a hospital. I like Sitka, but no way. There were some towns I would have accepted. Homer, Cordova, even Petersburg, but the one town that should have been there is Haines. Clearly you have never been there nor anyone else. I think you mentioned it once and got it all wrong. Cruise ships dock there only once or twice a week (as opposed to four a day) ... which is what makes it so good. It's the best of real Alaska, no crime, friendly community, astounding nature and animals, a variety of animals (moose, two species of bears, five species of salmon, thousands of eagles), better weather, and a road to Canada and the big world. Next time you take one of your many trips to Alaska Briggs; do this, take Holland or Princess and find their trip to Haines. Or best yet. Fly to Juneau, take the ferry to Haines, rent a car and stay a week... then you'll understand. I know this is just what your subs voted for. (I didn't see the notice for voting.) But clearly they don't understand Alaska. Go to Haines, spend some time, you'll make a whole episode on it.
I don't get Yellow Springs OH. I went a couple years ago to see what the hype was about. I honestly thought it looked kinda tacky/trashy. Not impressed but that's just me I guess. So many much nicer towns in OH. Granville, Chagrin Falls, Kent, just a few cute places with nice downtowns.
There are so many nicer towns in Ohio.
I'm with you I don't get Yellow Springs, OH. As you can tell it only got 16 votes out of 147. Which tells me that Ohio is filled with so many wonderful small towns, that it's hard to choose just 1. Go to the county seat of any rural county in Ohio and it is much better than Yellow Springs.
Yellow Springs leans heavily left, which could explain the popularity here.
All I know about Yellow Springs is Dave Chappelle lives there.
Briggs, another state-of-the art mini documentary from you. I cannot get enough of this topic. Please keep doing them and have it as current as you can. Fabulously done!
Madison, Indiana was a good choice. For myself, I like New Harmony, Indiana as a great, quiet piece of history.
IMO the two best hidden gems in Utah are Logan and Cedar City.
Wallace Idaho is where the 1997 movie Dante's Peak outdoor scenes were filmed.
You mentioned that Montpelier VT got a lot of votes but as the capital city is “too big” for the list and I had to laugh.
It’s the smallest state capital and designated as a “city” by charter, but it is smaller than quite a few Vermont towns. Hanover NH made the list with a population over 12,000. Montpelier’s population is under 8000.
Mystic Pizza?
Briggs, can we do a video on all the cool towns on the Pacific Crest Trail? And one on the Appalachia Trail?
The reason Montanans didn't vote for small towns is not because of no internet, it's because once a nice small town is out there, everyone wants to move there. We want to keep our small towns SMALL. Come and visit..... then go home.
I wonder how many people that voted are tourist and not residents. Many of these places are tourist towns.
I noticed the same thing. When he said Camden, Maine, I said that is such a tourist town. I prefer Bath Maine (the City of Ships) just down the coast. It's a little smaller and much quieter, good art scene and has the Maine Maritime Museum. Good downtown, with brick sidewalks and looks like it came right out of an 1850 photograph. The town also has some of the best architecture from the 18th and 19th centuries.
@@stuartm6069 I like Bath. I lived in a 4 plex on Marshal Street a year when I was stationed at NAS Brunswick 50 years ago. My son was conceived in Bath I’ve got some pictures of around town there then.
Tourists usually go to nicer small towns
Oregon? Halfway absolutely. ❤
Copper Harbor or Saulte Ste Marie, MI
Ferndale, California. Just south of Equeka in the county of Humboldt. Ferndale has a population of 1,481.
Love Ferndale! My parents have a place in Trinidad, another cute small town!!
Definitely wouldn’t have picked yellow springs for Ohio.
Wallace is literally a drive thru small town. Charming though.
From 23:05 to 23:30ish the footage is from Grand Marais, Michigan not Grand Marais, Minnesota.
Grab the popcorn
Mount Dora is definitely valid for Florida, other places i wouldve considered are Cedar key, Amelia Island, or just one of the inland springs in North Florida
I have an intresting story about Ceder Key.
I don't think you could pick Cedar Key now. It was just devastated by Hurricane Helene. It has been hit by 3 hurricanes in the last 18 months.
@@stuartm6069 Yeah unfortunately, it breaks my heart so bad, just the idea of losing my home and car and everything i worked for in an instant gives me anxiety , im praying these people get the help they need
Hey Briggs, what do you use for all the footage in these videos? I'm curious
You could have picked ANY town in Door County, Wisconsin
… they are ALL quaint small towns
Egg Harbor, Sister Bay, Ephraim, Bailey’s Harbor, Sturgeon Bay in addition to Fish Creek
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Absolutely
Why isn't the time stamp with "Buford" South Carolina available? LOL.
Because I let UA-cam do it automaticlly.
For Colorado, I'd also nominate Manitou Springs, Salida, and Paonia. Three lil' artsy towns that are all very walkable and not too crowded, either.
The joke for Wallace, Idaho went something like this. Only prostitutes and truck drivers live in Wallace. Well my mom lives in Wallace. Oh, who does she drive for?
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It's pronounced LEWIS, not Loos Get it right, Briggs! (a Delawarean)
Potato potatoe. Get over it
@@Jean.A.squirrel When you live here, it's important. YOU get over it.
@@Jean.A.squirrelNo, it's right and wrong, not potato/potahto.
Pella, Iowa reminds me of Solvang, California.
Small town girl Journey
Thermopolis Wy is slept on
Which towns should i avoid as african american if i wanted to visit these. Sounds obsurd but its absolutely necessary
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Was in Lititz last weekend with friends, one was from Africa, and they had a great time and nobody bothered them. The media pushes that narrative but the reality is a white person is much more likely to be the victim of a hate crime in a black neighborhood than vice versa. Most white people in nice towns trip over themselves to show how non racist they are.
Floridiot here, yes Mt. Dora is a great choice. It is quaint, artsy, and friendly.
Cooperstown NY.
As a Texan, I can't argue with Fredericksburg. It really is a nice town.
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You actually said something nice about Connecticut! I’ve never heard anyone as critical of Connecticut as you I may faint from the shock!
0:17 I hate that song
You added an extra A to the Michigan town lol
But it’s a nice little town. I believe there’s an NFL player with a summer home there.
We go to Guthrie Oklahoma at least once a month from OKC. Just a pleasant little community. Plus, our favorite restaurant is there. The Stables Cafe. Excellent food
California girl here and like Healdsburg but I may be bias saying the cute,quaint beach town Carpinteria, I also loved Julian, outside San Diego. But my husband is from the cutest town in Wisconsin in my other biased opinion, Mineral Point!
Briggs, where are you getting your stock photos? What is shown at 29:37 is NOT Lambertville NJ. There is no city skyline anywhere near there - it's a sleepy little historic town on the Delaware River. Once again, NJ is being misrepresented.
Arkansan here. Sorry I missed the poll. I would have chosen Mountain View with its beautiful downtown and its folk music festivals among other things.
You should make a video that’s full of hard to pronounce towns, and then purposefully mispronounce all of them. The comments would be overflowing with corrections.
There are much nicer small towns in Michigan than Saugatuck. Real towns with real communities. Try Frankenmuth, Sault Ste Marie, Traverse City, Mackinac Island just for starters.
Greenwood Lake, NY.. 50 miles NW of NYC and it's like Brigadoon, a gem that you have to find in the mist. It was a playground for the likes of Joe Louis, Louis Armstrong, Marilyn Monroe, etc. Beautiful, friendly, a place where the police chief is also the fire chief and the postmaster is also the ambulance captain.
Bronski Beat was 1984. Yes, VERY different story lines.
Not going to watch a video with 30 or 40 second commercials ever hope you’re making bank
Great video. Did you think of actually ordering them by percentage of votes?
For Tennessee you can't beat the Franklin/Brentwood area. Best kept secret in United States as best places to live, work, grow a family.
Eureka Springs is great, but there is no work unless you work main street or for the local government. Might be good for remote workers though.
I've never thought either Bisbee nor Jerome as cute or quaint...historic,? Yes! But as a small community guy (Pine, Arizona of Pine-Strawberry fame...Zane Grey, Mogollon Rim, Payson Rodeo, etc.) my favorite town is Prescott (Press-cot).
As a native Mississippian I do agree agree that Ocean Springs, MS is a great town but I must say that your pronunciation of Biloxi is like nails on a chalkboard to us. It is not lox as in "bagels and lox". It is lux as in "luxury." This part of the US has passed through many hands. First the native residents (the original Biloxi), then France, England, Spain, The Republic of West Florida, the US, the CSA and back to the US. Many of the names of our local landmarks may seem unpronounceable to others (like Tchoutacabouffa) But we like them. Note this was meant in jest and good spirits. I am certain I would totally butcher the pronunciation of other places and will absolutely accept correction.
I hope the people in western North Carolina get the help that they need because they've got big problems over there.
One caveat about the Medford, Oregon area, including Jacksonville, is that it gets HOT in the summer. Seriously, every time I've ever passed through that area it's always been in the 90s. Also gets some pretty bad forest fires.
I don't have anything against using Deadwood South Dakota, but Parkston South Dakota has 1500 people and boasts the best schools and sports teams plus Avera hospital is right in town this city hall programs summer park venues and fireworks on the 4th of July. Crime here is so low it doesn't register. Talk about a nice quiet town!
Having lived in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont for a hot minute. I can honestly say that Hanover deserves its place. It is a nice town. I'm surprised Camden beat our Bar Harbor, but I get it. However Bar Harbor is beautiful. I would definitely take Woodstock over Montpelier though. Moab is nice. If it weren't for it's Size Logan would have been listed and won. In my opinion, Logan is the nicest place in Utah.