Thank you very much for this video!! Im from Russia, Saint-Petersburg... i lived in that area with parents in childhood in 90-s.. i really plunged into childhood ))) im crying, cause its my memory and i spend the most perfect years at that time ;))
Thank u for the video. I spent 1968-1977 every Saturday driving with my parents from Suffolk to Richmond hill to visit my grandparents. The lived a block south of Atlantic ave but I remember coming north to metropolitan ave and Jamaica ave , riding the el, etc. Thanks for helping me remember the good times.
Originally from (Avenue P/ West 8th Street, near the N train.) Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. Going into one of my stomping grounds, my first experience of Queens. My first location is at the Freedom Court building on 8603 102nd Street and 86th Avenue. You could easily see the J/Z trains riding by. At 17:47-49, you could the first apartment building after the next block. It's the beige colored building there. Then I later lived in Fresh Meadows (yes, in the apartments.) And after being in Brooklyn again, I went to South Ozone Park ( even though it was considered South Richmond Hill.) and I lived on Liberty Avenue and 115th Street by the A line. Then went back my birthplace.
Since you were right at the entrance to Forrest Park, I'm surprised you didn't start your walk through the park. There's an owl hanging out in the pine trees next to the entrance,you might have been able to record his hoots. I enjoy seeing some of the streets I ride my bike around NYC in your videos.
I grew up under the El at 98th St. and Jamaica Ave. in the early 60's to 1970. It was a nice peaceful neighborhood back then. Our friends that lived on the side streets came from more well to do or upper middle class families. We played almost every day on the abandoned LIRR line at 101st, even in the 60's it was overgrown with bushes & trees.
I absolutely love your videos. I think we share some similar interests. I enjoy public transit, public service departments (fire, ems, public works, DOT, snow removal), watching traffic, coordination of large events. Basically everything that NYC has to offer. I've been there a number of times and am always fascinated. I'd love to live there and spend my free time wandering and enjoying. I dream about working for the MTA as a bus or train operator but I've pretty much planted my roots here in Ohio and have a job that would be tough to give up. I'm into radios and scanners, NYC is a great place for it with their simple old school radio system. Keep up the great videos and I'm glad I found your channel!
Nice video again. I simultaneously compare your video with Google Maps (street view) to take the opportunity to look to the right and left side of the Jamayca Ave !!! Vist often this kind of areas outside of Manhattan. Those trains on first level typical of a suburb, very special those noise. Traveled often with the Subway J/Z line; next time I go of the train at that area. Ruud Mulder The Netherlands
Beautiful walking🚶♂️🚶♀️video indeed, thanks for sharing 👍. Your videos are my inspiration to record more walking videos of Delhi and other Indian cities. 🙏😊🇮🇳
01:20 might just set the tone for this clip; the style of architecture, the leaves swirling in the wind, and the skeleton trees swaying in the distance. Outstanding, 105, it really captures a mood, while invigorating viewers who also like to walk. At 04:10, is the sign "No Standing Anytime" mean no loitering? The houses, with their gables and overlooking porches could be quintessential New York suburbia?
It really is quite an interesting place! At 4:10 the No Standing Anytime sign refers to motor vehicles located next to the curb. See www.newyorksafetycouncil.com/articles/no-parking-vs-no-standing-vs-no-stopping-signs.aspx for some interesting details
You know, I like to visit the neighborhoods of the big cities and to see the houses of the citizens, it is the other face of the Newyork ! thank you very much, if you come to Morocco I'll take care of you.
come again to your home, watch full your video, nice traveling video you have, added blue color like number 153 success more for your channel, thanks, bro 👍👍👍👍👍
Looks like a quiet peaceful neighborhood to start.. Expensive cars, plenty of parking..Cars going kinda fast for a residential neighborhood..Then we go to the area where you live 20 feet from a Subway train car going 100 mph and that scares the crap out of me.. Great video... Showing it like it is...
I remember back in like mid 80's to the late 80's, I went to the playground at the park on 102nd Street and Park Lane South. And we'd walk into the woods near by. Fun times, man. Fun times.
Make a video when you first walk into forest park. To your left it is trees uphill and to the right small stairs where you can find people take wedding photography there. It's a beautiful place
17 years ago the last time I visited Astoria Queens and the famous Italian restaurant the 'GABLES' where Gotti and his family used to dine. Please take a walk around there, love to see it , corner of 44st and Broadway.
The reason I don't like the narration is because we have noise everywhere. Its nice to watch a video in silence and hear the side conversations of the ppl in the video. Will watch either way but love the silence.
I was thinking about interactive commercials on the UA-cam while watching the first part with a Corvette 0:17. Some light UI with a price and fast link to the product or something like that, twitch is using freeloot buttons sometimes
I was struck by the contrast of a pretty residential area compared to the not so pretty commercial street with its overhead (subway) train infrastructure. The businesses on this street looked to me a bit run down too.
Fallow the paths to the old days of the GOOD GREEKS and ITALIANS FELLOWSHIP heritage and history. Queens and Broklyn there is so much history in those two Bureaus.
I like such descriptions... *But:* For reducing the wind noises put a little piece of a perforated rabbit fur over the place of the microphone. *THAT works.*
@@ActionKid - I think it will have nothing to do with the optical part of filming or with "balances". And the weight of a little piece of a perforated rabbit fur (~6 x 4 mm) may be less than y.xx tons. Get very small stripes of a two-side sticky tape (e.g. for carpets). Fix them around the mic place. And then place the stripe of the fur.
@@MichaelMcAllister - You are right. - However: There is a huge difference. Whether the wind is a noise that everyone can hear (as a natural sound) or whether the noise is a distorsion, a bothering artificial noise that is generated by the wind that goes over the mic of the camera. The natural noise shall not be eliminated but the disturbing one. - See this difference that I thought. "Kid" understood my comment.
Watching from Sweden. Quite curious how similar the experience these real life walkthroughs of US locations are to the idea of the US shaped in my mind by the movies. I am much longing to one day reach its shores.
To be honest: I like your narrated video's better. I watch those video's completely till the end. They keep me glued to the screen. As for the non narrated video's: I only watch some selected timestamps that I find interesting.
It’s a different style of video. I enjoy doing both types of videos. The non narrated videos are a true POV experience and I skip around the videos as well. Narrated videos don’t offer the viewer as much of the same since someone is directing your opinion. I’ll be doing more of both so be sure to stay tuned!
There’s some green flashing that starts about 3/4 of the way into the video. See the description for details. I rarely have issues with this camera and it’s unfortunate some came up here 🙁
![A Day in New York 1940s in color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IjwyUAtACTI/mqdefault.jpg)
For those on mobile
Timestamps
1:30 - Myrtle Avenue & 84th Avenue
2:20 - Myrtle Avenue & 85th Avenue
5:52 - 111th Street & 86th Avenue
8:31 - Jamaica Avenue & 111th Street
9:32 - Jamaica Avenue & 110th Street
10:26 - Jamaica Avenue & 109th Street
11:30 - Jamaica Avenue & 108th Street
12:30 - Jamaica Avenue & 107th Street
13:15 - Jamaica Avenue & 106th Street
14:05 - Jamaica Avenue & 105th Street
15:10 - Jamaica Avenue & 104th Street
17:35 - Jamaica Avenue & 102nd Street
18:45 - Jamaica Avenue & 101st Street
20:15 - Jamaica Avenue & 98th Street
21:25 - Jamaica Avenue & 97th Street
Thank you very much for this video!! Im from Russia, Saint-Petersburg... i lived in that area with parents in childhood in 90-s.. i really plunged into childhood ))) im crying, cause its my memory and i spend the most perfect years at that time ;))
Thank u for the video. I spent 1968-1977 every Saturday driving with my parents from Suffolk to Richmond hill to visit my grandparents. The lived a block south of Atlantic ave but I remember coming north to metropolitan ave and Jamaica ave , riding the el, etc.
Thanks for helping me remember the good times.
You’re welcome! I’m glad you can experience what Jamaica Avenue looks like now.
unique channel. I'm from Toronto, look forward to living in NYC one day...feel like I already do watching your vids.
Im from nyc and all my mothers family live in Mississauga 👍🏻
Yeah this comment didn’t age well...take it back lol
Nyc is awesome!
Thanks for a glimpse of my old neighborhood I was there 87 to 90's 👍
I like Queens for some reason!
8:33 pretty sure I've seen a friendly neigbourhoud Spiderman swing around that bridge 😁 great video!
Ive been on that subway coming from Brooklyn and my ass never noticed it till yesterday 😂
Good job. Looking forward to Kew Gardens ... near the subway.
Another side of NY; great job, thx! So glad you had a sunny day for a change!:)
Originally from (Avenue P/ West 8th Street, near the N train.) Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. Going into one of my stomping grounds, my first experience of Queens. My first location is at the Freedom Court building on 8603 102nd Street and 86th Avenue. You could easily see the J/Z trains riding by. At 17:47-49, you could the first apartment building after the next block. It's the beige colored building there. Then I later lived in Fresh Meadows (yes, in the apartments.) And after being in Brooklyn again, I went to South Ozone Park ( even though it was considered South Richmond Hill.) and I lived on Liberty Avenue and 115th Street by the A line. Then went back my birthplace.
Since you were right at the entrance to Forrest Park, I'm surprised you didn't start your walk through the park. There's an owl hanging out in the pine trees next to the entrance,you might have been able to record his hoots. I enjoy seeing some of the streets I ride my bike around NYC in your videos.
I have a video of Forest Park coming soon!
I grew up under the El at 98th St. and Jamaica Ave. in the early 60's to 1970. It was a nice peaceful neighborhood back then. Our friends that lived on the side streets came from more well to do or upper middle class families. We played almost every day on the abandoned LIRR line at 101st, even in the 60's it was overgrown with bushes & trees.
Thank you for your videos. I have always wanted to go to New York. I can literally feel I'm there thru these videos. Thank you for the Insight.
I absolutely love your videos. I think we share some similar interests. I enjoy public transit, public service departments (fire, ems, public works, DOT, snow removal), watching traffic, coordination of large events. Basically everything that NYC has to offer. I've been there a number of times and am always fascinated. I'd love to live there and spend my free time wandering and enjoying. I dream about working for the MTA as a bus or train operator but I've pretty much planted my roots here in Ohio and have a job that would be tough to give up. I'm into radios and scanners, NYC is a great place for it with their simple old school radio system. Keep up the great videos and I'm glad I found your channel!
Awesome, thanks for watching my videos and it’s great you’re able to visit New York without physically being here.
I like the overhead train capture at 12:20 and at 18:54. That was a fresh yet simple addition that captured the ambiance of the area even more.
Its so much better when my enviornment is silent and I have that cup of coffee!
Nice video again. I simultaneously compare your video with Google Maps (street view) to take the opportunity to look to the right and left side of the Jamayca Ave !!! Vist often this kind of areas outside of Manhattan. Those trains on first level typical of a suburb, very special those noise. Traveled often with the Subway J/Z line; next time I go of the train at that area. Ruud Mulder The Netherlands
Omg 😮 Cousin Stizz @ 06:15 Did It 😂🎵
Btw, we have a Richmond hill in the UK too!
Beautiful walking🚶♂️🚶♀️video indeed, thanks for sharing 👍. Your videos are my inspiration to record more walking videos of Delhi and other Indian cities. 🙏😊🇮🇳
so peaceful and quiet and so many linkNYC´s. amazing
Your videos really bring me joy everytime!
01:20 might just set the tone for this clip; the style of architecture, the leaves swirling in the wind, and the skeleton trees swaying in the distance. Outstanding, 105, it really captures a mood, while invigorating viewers who also like to walk. At 04:10, is the sign "No Standing Anytime" mean no loitering? The houses, with their gables and overlooking porches could be quintessential New York suburbia?
It really is quite an interesting place! At 4:10 the No Standing Anytime sign refers to motor vehicles located next to the curb. See www.newyorksafetycouncil.com/articles/no-parking-vs-no-standing-vs-no-stopping-signs.aspx for some interesting details
@@ActionKid Informative and interesting, thanks 105.
Quote: , it really captures a mood,
THAT't it!
We're waiting for the next video. They're very addictive !!!
I know right I've watched a lot of videos of actionkid105 and I want to watch more, they're very addictive.
You know, I like to visit the neighborhoods of the big cities and to see the houses of the citizens, it is the other face of the Newyork ! thank you very much, if you come to Morocco I'll take care of you.
Love this channel! I live in California and want to come to NY so bad!
what based on this video? this areas a shithole
come again to your home,
watch full your video,
nice traveling video you have,
added blue color like number 153
success more for your channel,
thanks, bro
👍👍👍👍👍
Looks like a quiet peaceful neighborhood to start.. Expensive cars, plenty of parking..Cars going kinda fast for a residential neighborhood..Then we go to the area where you live 20 feet from a Subway train car going 100 mph and that scares the crap out of me.. Great video... Showing it like it is...
The subways don't go nearly that fast. Depending on the area, I believe they go from about 15-30.
👋good morning action !! ... beautiful day in the middle of winter !!! ... 💝😊👌
I love those big houses they are so great.
That yellow car 0:22 😎
This is North Richmond Hill that borders Forest Park. My aunt, uncle, cousins and grandmother lived in Richmond Hill for many years.
I remember back in like mid 80's to the late 80's, I went to the playground at the park on 102nd Street and Park Lane South. And we'd walk into the woods near by. Fun times, man. Fun times.
Make a video when you first walk into forest park. To your left it is trees uphill and to the right small stairs where you can find people take wedding photography there. It's a beautiful place
It sounds cold there.
Its very
Yeah, NYers are cold people...
Can you share northern part of new York.... like new Rochelle ?
I can definitely try, but it's far for me.
17 years ago the last time I visited Astoria Queens and the famous Italian restaurant the 'GABLES' where Gotti and his family used to dine. Please take a walk around there, love to see it , corner of 44st and Broadway.
Is this camera mounted to you or are you holding the gimbal
I’m holding the gimbal.
Outstanding.
I love your videos!! thanks!!
Is your new GoPro faulty as a green band keeps randomly flashing across the screen most noticeably after the 17 min mark?
Rarely it will act up like this and flash green/freeze up. I don’t think this particular GoPro is faulty, but rather a bug in the hardware/software.
@@ActionKid keep an eye on it and get it sorted under warranty if it gets any worse or firmware updates don't fix it.
The reason I don't like the narration is because we have noise everywhere. Its nice to watch a video in silence and hear the side conversations of the ppl in the video. Will watch either way but love the silence.
What is PPL..... Simply switch the sound of !!!
Narration is useful when it's worth it
I was thinking about interactive commercials on the UA-cam while watching the first part with a Corvette 0:17. Some light UI with a price and fast link to the product or something like that, twitch is using freeloot buttons sometimes
Must have been a Sunday morning fir there to have been such little traffic under the el.
Awesome
Thanks for sharing xx
Wow! Color flat or GoPro?
GoPro
I was struck by the contrast of a pretty residential area compared to the not so pretty commercial street with its overhead (subway) train infrastructure. The businesses on this street looked to me a bit run down too.
Looks like Frankford Avenue in N. Philly under the El
thanks again
Fallow the paths to the old days of the GOOD GREEKS and ITALIANS FELLOWSHIP heritage and history. Queens and Broklyn there is so much history in those two Bureaus.
Thank you!
Can you do a trip passing through Yankee Stadium on the sub?
I like such descriptions...
*But:* For reducing the wind noises put a little piece of a perforated rabbit fur over the place of the microphone.
*THAT works.*
I'll have to give it a try and see if it will unbalance the stabilizer.
@@ActionKid - I think it will have nothing to do with the optical part of filming or with "balances".
And the weight of a little piece of a perforated rabbit fur (~6 x 4 mm) may be less than y.xx tons. Get very small stripes of a two-side sticky tape (e.g. for carpets). Fix them around the mic place. And then place the stripe of the fur.
The environment is part of the soul of the video. If you take out the wind, aren't you erasing part of the experience?
@@MichaelMcAllister Agreed!
@@MichaelMcAllister - You are right. - However: There is a huge difference. Whether the wind is a noise that everyone can hear (as a natural sound) or whether the noise is a distorsion, a bothering artificial noise that is generated by the wind that goes over the mic of the camera. The natural noise shall not be eliminated but the disturbing one. - See this difference that I thought. "Kid" understood my comment.
Good job
Watching from Sweden. Quite curious how similar the experience these real life walkthroughs of US locations are to the idea of the US shaped in my mind by the movies.
I am much longing to one day reach its shores.
this area is filthy
I grew up in Forest Hills. These streets are somewhat familiar to me. 🤣
Forest Hill is also a nice neighborhood
I like Forest Hills too!
Walk straight down to Jamaica Avenue next time:)
Nice vid And U know I caught R179 12:19
You have courage.
after 15:47 and to end --
strobo horizontal
line per second.
I grew up in a shitty area of Portland OR and our used car lots didnt have giant gates lol.
Cool
I have a question concerning these strange scaffoldings for "canopies". Why are so many spread all over NYC? - To stop bombs…? ;-)
Make money contracts
Some scaffolding been on buildings for years
What are you referring to? I'm very curious. A time stamp would be great
@@invalidname.pleasetryagain122 - You may find an example here: 08:16 and 08:56 or 18:06. - Constructions of this kind are seen at many places in NYC.
@@LoiLoScope Actionkid105 explains this in one of his first narrated walks...:)
NICE
hey if it's where you are from golden
To be honest: I like your narrated video's better. I watch those video's completely till the end. They keep me glued to the screen. As for the non narrated video's: I only watch some selected timestamps that I find interesting.
It’s a different style of video. I enjoy doing both types of videos. The non narrated videos are a true POV experience and I skip around the videos as well. Narrated videos don’t offer the viewer as much of the same since someone is directing your opinion. I’ll be doing more of both so be sure to stay tuned!
@@ActionKid - Later subsequently narration for a 2nd upload with the original could be fine.
There was a movie about 110th street.
Across 110th Street took place in Harlem.
Do u know sherry
I know a Sherry, probably not the same one though
If all the businesses have to have iron gates and bars, you know it's a crappy neighborhood.
Nice :)
Very nice brother like it walking videos
upload a night walk video ? Thank you
Ayy i live here
Make the same video but walking on the other side of the street
Video Imperfect? looks fine to me 📹
There’s some green flashing that starts about 3/4 of the way into the video. See the description for details. I rarely have issues with this camera and it’s unfortunate some came up here 🙁
@@ActionKid oh , now i see it ! So i have to dislike your video 😜😊
@@ActionKid Oh OK, I still want to see more of this street or neighborhood
go #first (see you my question? )
Wow Chevrolet Corvette 0:20 😉
Is she a Guyanese
Спасибо
Very close
all the street look the same except the street name sign😒...
A very fast one 😂
Who likes his narrated videos better? 👍 I do!
Richmond Hill, Queens
Population - 62,082 (1/4/2010)
Caucasian/European-American - 11.2%
African-American - 11.1%
Latinx-American - 36%
Asian-American - 27.4%
Latinx is sexual preference, thanks for the offence though.
MAMY STREETS LOOK REALLY UGIY.
This was in Spider-Man homecoming
when i was a kid in the late 60s early 70s we would camp out at night in forest park now days you would get your self killed
WHAT ARE THOSE ROADS POORLY MAINTAINED. LOOKS TERRIBLE ,COMPARERD TO EUROPE
Outstanding.
Outstanding.