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#walkingtour #CityWalks #virtualwalk #WheninWilmington #treadmillscenery #virtualtreadmill @Wilmington, NC, and Beaches This was a wonderful walk for me. I loved going back to Wilmington and stirring up such wonderful memories from growing up there. Though, as Thomas Wolfe said, "You can never go home". I found my memories were not as accurate as I thought but the emotional impact of returning and seeing these buildings, streets, rivers, and churches was kind of wonderful though nostalgic. We start on the oak lined streets of the old part of down town, loop down by the river front and make our way through the historic old homes to the south including the Bellamy Mansion before returning whence we came. This part of the city is truly beautiful and I loved walking around here again. And I love sharing these personal bits with you on our virtual walks for treadmill. Thanks for your patience in my remembrances of things past. I hope you enjoy the walk almost as much as I did. -Henry Another Wilmington, NC Walk - https://youtu.be/dEG1SABCPlg And Wrightsville Beach, NC - https://youtu.be/3V5sL15t7l0 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/CityWalks Paypal Donation: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/CityWalks A fun way to donate? Try Crypto Currency: https://1upcoin.com/donate/youtube/citywalks My Story: I'm a filmmaker by trade. In 2016, we sold our house to go traveling for the year in Europe. Since I couldn't work there, I decided to start another Youtube Channel. I love walking as a way to explore and this was an easy thing to share. It got popular and I've continued. My goal is to share these treadmill travel videos to help your work out with virtual walks. Instagram: @citywalks_virtualtravel Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MyCityWalks Twitter: @walks_city You might be interested in our other Channels: CityWalks360 - 360 VR walking videos: tinyurl.com/yg5dkewu TravelingMel - FamilyTravel - https://youtube.com/TravelingMel Nature Relaxation Therapy -http://tinyurl.com/y3h93tvl Gear:
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hello walkers and welcome back to city walks excuse me my name is henry i will be
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your proxy walker today your virtual travel guide on this uh treadmill travel video this
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relaxed walking video relax travel uh this one's a special one for me
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uh city walks is a channel where we go and explore places we walk around we discover
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i am i say virtual travel guide but i'm not a travel guide i'm a co-explorer if you will um we're
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going to see some cool stuff we're going to discover some stuff we're going to notice some details and we're going to have a nice relaxing
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time uh relax relaxing virtual walk
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we are in wilmington north carolina day you might recognize this courthouse here they're doing a little work
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from the old 1990s tv show matlock with andy griffith
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they filmed a lot of that show around here pardon me
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uh of course andy griffith is a north carolina native
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i grew up in wilmington from the age of seven until 16. we are right now at the water
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and market streets and we are going to wander through my memory my
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uh reality and dreams it's all melding together here um we're gonna walk along water street
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for a little bit um and i'm gonna tell you stuff and we're
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gonna see stuff a lot of uh you can see this is a nice restaurant
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up here i forgot which which one it is somewhere down here is the
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uh docksider but a bridge tender or anyway this is michael's on the
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waterfront smells delicious we are on the cape fear river i'm gonna pop over here real quick to show you the cape
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fear river um i am easily distracted just a caveat
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there and i will switch things midstream to point stuff out this
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is the cape fear river wilmington's on the cape fear
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off to the right is a bridge of the river and across the way is the uss north carolina world war ii era
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battleship and we'd go over there as kids on field trips and to explore and all that fun
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stuff downstream you have uh a bridge drawbridge and then the port of
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north carolina the port of wilmington which is a major eastern eastern seaboard
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port um there is so much cool stuff to do here
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in wilmington so much uh history that needs to be acknowledged as well as
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learned um and i'm gonna share some of this stuff
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with you as we go i don't know how many walks we're gonna get out of wilmington it's uh it's not a
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huge city but it's it is beautiful it's got a lot of cool old buildings a lot of history
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as i said a lot of personal history for me some of which i remember
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and i'm discovering as i've come down here a very surreal experience uh some of which i don't remember
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there's a lot of things that have changed i was here i think i was last here 30 years ago
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and of course uh we moved away in 1989 so that's 32 years
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let me give you a little details about our day here um it is about 11 a.m
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on a thursday in early december it's 50 degrees
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fahrenheit that's about what 10 degrees celsius
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there is a lot of cool stuff so
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in wilmington there are um it's about 100 some thousand people
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and uh what else i don't know i'm not really interested
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in talking about that stuff this time but they do it's home to the azalea festival in the spring which is a big
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festivities there's i think it's called the river fest downtown in the summer which they bring
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in lots of music they close streets down all that fun stuff i saw a sign for ghost tours we never
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took a ghost tour while we were here um i don't think they maybe they had them
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anyway you can do sightseeing on the river they have awesome museums they've got the battleship across the way they've got the riceville beach i did a
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couple walks out there yesterday uh one was pretty short but it's just a
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walk along the breach and it was really pleasant um this is the market shops here
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um and we're gonna wind our way back and forth along here i know we're kind of going into the sun
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let me get across the street that'll help a little uh
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uh cornwallis was here in the revolutionary war one thing i want to mention is the coup
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that happened in the late 1890s and uh some real
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racial uh horrific racial stuff went on
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uh where some white supremacists basically
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did a coup and took over the city and i think county government uh
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killed some black leaders in the community and they pretty much
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they pretty much got away with it uh and then
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kind of buried it this is what they call the river walk we'll go out to the river here a little bit further
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we are really close to the ocean hence the port um
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and the river is actually smaller than i remember it of course i was
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much younger back then everything seemed bigger more dramatic it's interesting the there's an osprey
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it's interesting how our perception changes over time
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but it's been a surreal experience for me to come back here i appreciate you guys
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sharing that and uh i will be
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regaling you with personal stories as we go
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you can see there's some boat tours you can take along the river
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which would actually be a lot of fun i think i can definitely see us coming back here and spending
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some time just to enjoy the area as tourists let alone
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a former resident i haven't really kept track of
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old friends from here we've moved around so much and we're only here for a day
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otherwise i would have uh i would have tried to maybe hook somebody up
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[Music]
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so this riverwalk goes all along the waterfront here
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oh yeah maybe the restaurant was called chandler's wharf there's bridge tenders out by the beach
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hopefully i'm not clicking away with these zippers it's it's just on the edge of cool
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here temperature of course we get a lot of humidity here
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so you can see that that bridge is uh it's highway 74 which is on its way to becoming an
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interstate a major controlled access interstate uh but it's still a highway for now this
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is the bridge tender or chandler's wharf over here sorry uh or no
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wow talk about uh interesting memories so
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it's actually the pilot house and that was a super fan not super fancy to me at
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how old all i was um young teens uh and we'd go there i don't know when
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people would come in from out of town or something
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looks like elijah's is down here as well
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i remember i had a we came down here with my aunt and uncle
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and we had a dinner and i had just gotten braces and uh
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it maybe been tightened or something i think this white building down here on the right is the pilot house but um
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we're at the pilot house and i got a a uh salad
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with new braces and a vinaigrette
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so yeah that's the restaurant down there a vinaigrette dressing
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oh that was a mistake and that vinegar the braces the wires
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and stuff would sort of torn up the inside of my mouth
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and that vinegar hit and that was that was unpleasant
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everything's kind of done up for christmas here
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we're gonna make our way up here to front street see some of these old
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homes which are absolutely beautiful if you come down to wilmington you can
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uh it's pay parking but it's pay by phone which is an app they use
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super easy lots of cities use it you just you have to set up your account
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with your um
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your car stuff and your credit card and then you just put in the location
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we're on ann street now if you're following along on a map and we are
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gonna make it right here
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see some of these old stately homes we did not live down here
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we lived uh
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over by uh the main mall i got a horse-drawn carriage that's fun
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uh a much newer part of town but it was pretty cool though there too
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um this one's for sale i'm sure
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was uh at a discount hahaha i love these old houses
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and they're everywhere down here
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i think you know historically you hear a lot about
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uh savannah and charleston
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and i think wilmington gets uh it doesn't get enough it doesn't get a lot of press which is
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actually kind of nice uh sort of you make enough of those lists and you
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end up like bozeman montana where everybody wants to move there and i don't i don't mean to
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denigrate bozeman or the people that are moving there i certainly move there
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um but it it it causes issues and it
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it's nice to have a little secret pocket
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coming up on nunn street here as we walk along front street but these these houses are just amazing
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my i had a friend that lived somewhere down here i don't remember
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the address or anything uh and uh
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of course it was a little different back then it wasn't as prosperous a city uh before i-40 came in before the movie
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and tv studios came in uh but it's still pretty nice place
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and anyway he lived down here he came down spent the night a few times and wandered around
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get into a little trouble here and there as young teenagers are
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want to do nothing too serious
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and we didn't get caught much either look at this
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i love these giant porches i always feel like you get these decorative porches on new houses and
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kind of you're not really big enough to
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to [Music] sit out on and enjoy i love a good porch
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good covered porch oh my gosh
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this house here is built in 1826. some of these legs up against the window
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up there this is uh thomas smith house
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1873. [Music]
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all these are pretty much history they all pretty much have historic placards on them
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i love this we'll make our way back here in a little bit but i just love
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these houses and then so we'd come down here for
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you know big festivals and they do a big um
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firework show on the 4th of july
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and christmas lights on all that fun stuff
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church street here where we're headed up church street for this place
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and you know all the parades and that sort of thing i love these old brick roads too they've
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maintained you can tell these houses are little
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a little smaller but still really nice
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got a little cool breeze blowing today hopefully the uh
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the microphone on this dji osmo pocket 2
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microphone will handle that successfully
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i love the the difference in plant life here
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so much so humid how you doing um
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so much moisture here so much deciduous plant life
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i didn't realize it until i was driving around and all these leaves and
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you know the detritus of having plants it's a big part of the memories from
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here coming up on second in church and i guess
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we'll go left on second
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so we're kind of headed north at this point
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not much traffic so i'll walk down the middle of street i like to do that because it gives us a little bit better
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perspective on the houses on either side
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look at the vines growing up this telephone pole
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is a base engine on that
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[Music] look at this
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ordinate place
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[Music] see the ac units mounted
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on that uh third story roof or whatever it is
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[Music] it's a u.s navy plane [Music]
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flying over we're in the flight path of the airport today
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i think there is a navy base here but i can't remember what it is or maybe they just based the
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airplanes out of it oh man this is nun street again
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gotta remember check keep an eye on my time i could walk around here
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all day look at this place
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i see a plaque up there as with almost all of these that's the benjamin
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berry house oh it's a bed and breakfast 1854.
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love it must be a nightmare to keep these up the humidity here
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and the salt air just i think blasts these places
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uh and especially if you don't have modern siding you know just keeping things the paint
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up today it's probably uh quite
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quite a uh you know for quite an effort it's not the right word
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but challenge looks like they're doing some work on
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this one maybe
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coming up on third street which is a major thoroughfare
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i kind of like this picket fence here this narrow narrow pickets it's a little different
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all right we're gonna make a left all right james sprunt
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author of the chronicles of a cape fear river uh huh british vice console
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two blocks west now uh it's just west
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it's down towards the river uh i think my friend
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his mom might have been a sprunt that's kind of a family name in the area
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there's a little collection of beach houses down on
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riceville beach that they called spruntville when i was there
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maybe she was a mercury
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that was another name
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look at all those uh these trees too we'll get down here and see some of these old oak trees
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they're fantastic look at this
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one of the things i like is how these old trees
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tower over the streets and sort of
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create these tunnels probably not great if you're driving a semi
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to deliver goods downtown but pretty cool to see
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pretty uh eudemic
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all right let's cross over
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and
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hopefully the best i guess they don't really do that
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it's an interesting cultural thing whether people in a place
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routinely stop for pedestrians and crosswalks and stuff people are really pretty good about it
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in montana could just be the road too
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look at this is this a poplar tree or no yeah it's a popper no
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is it sycamore that's what i'm thinking
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uh i came up this way because there's some buildings and big columns that i don't remember so i thought well i'll go
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check those out let's see what it is we'll loop back towards third because there's a couple places i want to share with you
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this well it might be a school in which case i'm not going to
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film it but
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the sister something center so i think it's kind of a school
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church school something like that i'm gonna go straight here because i don't remember this building
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it's got these awesome minarets it's probably a church
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they're not minarets sorry they're bell towers
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there we go
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look at this place
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basilica of saint mary i did not know
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pretty
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coming up on fifth street
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love the old spanish moss i'm going to show that to you right here
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uh it's not actual moss they just call it that of course um
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but it's uh it's actually i believe a lichen
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which is a combination of algae and fungus or something like that
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um it's like a symbiotic relationship you can see it drapes over
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so much stuff it's a parasite i believe
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not a doesn't kill the trees you wouldn't notice it
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from where it is but it does i believe use the trees
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correct me if i'm wrong in the comments section below in the youtube comment section i sometimes
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forget there is a roku channel um i'm not the tech guy on that i just
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agreed to let some people run it for me and
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it doesn't really get updated and so
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i don't know if this will make it on there or not
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uh we'll get down here i think it's
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i think it's dawson or market not market anyway
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uh we'll get down here and i'll show you where we used to go to church one of the places
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but first we're gonna make a left on orange um so this goes down a few blocks to the
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right and similar all around here
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here's some good spanish moss hanging down
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man i tell you what here in the summer it gets humid and
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warm
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look at this beautiful house over here love the paint the detailed paint they've done
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again that must be such a challenge to maintain but it sure looks nice
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and then over there that upper porch with the uh kind of the curtains
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up there are pretty cool too and there's another one up there they've done that i like that style
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of course you can't really do that in livingston because
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they'll just blow away or blow the tatters this is 1911
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the gualtney house quote me martin house that's for sale if you want to buy it
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here's some lovely i think these are azaleas beautiful flowers
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then you've got these i forget what kind of trees they are they've got these beautiful red berries though
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not that nice
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all right so this on the right is not where we'd go to church
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this is we had friends that would go here first presbyterian this is a beautiful home here
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the rankin walker house
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i love the that style of window over there
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it's kind of tutor style whoops [Music]
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windows and stone work
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we'll go down here make a right on third and go down a couple more blocks and i'll show you st james which is where i
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went went to church some of it in fact
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interestingly enough um
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we bought our house from the minister there
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who then my dad became good friends with and whose brother i ran into
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and became friends with in bozeman montana he'd retired out there
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talk about small world
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look at this i like the iron work on that porch over there on the left side
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on the orange street side so we'll just give you a view of this first prez
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it's probably i don't see a cornerstone that's probably been here for a few hundred years
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uh i will try to put a link in the description about
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the coup that i mentioned and there's another thing in the 70s i think they have some bombings
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and it's you know we're in the deep south so there's no getting around that history
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of cotton and tobacco plantations and
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the horrific slavery that powered all of that it was on which it
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was built so i will try to remember to put a link in the
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description if i don't please remind me somebody remind me um because i want to make sure that he's
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acknowledged huh it's the gibbons house i don't remember
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that it's funny that you know that when we're little we don't really know
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we don't have the context in our lives to remember a lot of these things we just
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go along with what our parents most of us with what our parents
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tell us and what they think we're important you know the little things unimportant things that
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we find important as children uh because we're hopefully being taken care of this is
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saint james over here lovely little um i don't know i don't know what the term
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is but basically this is offices and maybe a residence
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but i think it's mainly offices it's not is it the baptistery i don't remember anyway it's kind of an
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old tudor style and then it'll it sits up here on the corner
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oh adam empty first chaplain of the us military academy west point
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1813-1870 president william marin college and rector of st james church and there
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is an empty park over by where we used to live we'd ride our bikes over there and uh
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they had this awesome old i mean i it's probably a oh it's definitely a health hazard
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at the time safety hazard but we didn't care we just climbed all over cinderblock castle
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uh i loved that thing i thought that was so cool look at this old tree i don't even
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know what kind of tree that is um yeah so we'd come here go to sunday's
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church and then we got older uh we'd have church lock-ins
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i think i was on the basketball team when i was little
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i had a basketball court set up in the basement maybe it wasn't it wasn't like big enough for
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a basketball court this is market street
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hmm i love this and what's funny here to me
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is that in my memory this was brick and it
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pretty confident maybe it is maybe it's brick under the plaster but
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it is been plastered for a long time um
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and uh so it's just kind of an interesting way our
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our memories can fool us right
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they're not fixed in ink or stone
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or brick in this case
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interesting so downtown is off to the left and
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uh we'll get into a little bit of that in this walk but then i'm gonna do another walk
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to really cover that look at this spanish moss on this tree
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as we come up back up onto fourth oh that's a lot
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it's got berries on the tree so it was hasn't killed the tree
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some of these headstones are from the 1700s
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there's old streets
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this is the temple of israel 1875
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to 1876 the jewish temple or at least it was
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july 15th is what the cornerstone says
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when i moved here from montana when i was little seven years old uh
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they you know they don't have big spruce trees here uh they have pine but it's more like a
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scotch pine look at this old place um and they do we went to the lighting of
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the big christmas tree which was actually a lie an old oak tree
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which was massive a massive old oak tree but it was so different than what i
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was used to
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out over there is the bellamy mansion here is uh
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i don't know a fountain i'm sure that has a name
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we'll go across here this is fifth and market
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it's funny i think my my dad at the time owned or had started uh
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a franchise called wash on wheels there's a power washing
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company i don't think they're around anymore push a button here
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but uh pretty sure he power washed that building
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a long time ago he was in a lot
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poorer repair trying not to get run over
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and go take a look
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i think remember somebody putting soap in there in that fountain before
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sudsing over that's a fun prank
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huh
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william b gould was an enslaved bellamy plasterer and joined the union navy after escaping
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in 1862 kept a detailed war dire period live two blocks north of here
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um that's fascinating i kind of want to look that up in fact i'm going to take a picture of
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that so i can you can see
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it's still got a little bit of a old wear and tear here but uh
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look how beautiful that is it's all done up for christmas look at the iron work
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we're gonna go back here to fifth and go down a block we'll see this side looks like it's
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i mean you know it's 180 years old 160 years old or more
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um and uh
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in a harsh environment but it was hot here in the 1860s
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and especially if you were not a free person this is the carriage house visitor
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center must be part of the plantation house um
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we looked at st james earlier and i i was told that um
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cordon wallace used that as a stable for his troops when he was here i don't know if that's true or not
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these old houses across the way
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i kind of want to find there's an old theater called failing hall that we would go to
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on school trips or to see like peter pan or something
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i don't know 0.1 miles
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oh good we'll see it down here in a minute a lot of attorneys at law here
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see if i can get across without getting run over
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we're on princess street by the by
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morning
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not everything is old and mossy covered
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as you get downtown you get a kind of a mix of modern like this
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and uh old
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excuse me i think
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i think we recall going you know it's christmas time as i film this i think i recall
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um going to see the christmas carol at
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bailey hall which is up here on the right and we'll take a look at it
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in a minute coming up on 4th street
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i think beyond that might be the public like now
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somewhere down here is the public library and got a lot of memories of that as well
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such an amazing place to go as a kid with all those exciting books and discovery new books
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this must be the law and justice center over here on the left i think we will cross
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sorry that's what happens when you're a little
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bit indecisive though on me i was being invested i said okay alien hall is up here on the right
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[Music] the judicial building is this modern cement thing on the left
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and i guess that's part of the the columned bit with the
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food truck out front and then this is thalion hall not much to look at from this side but
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we'll go around the front and it's really a beautiful old building
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[Music]
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i'm not sure what this is this red brick probably part of the uh
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yeah what do you call it lawn justice center
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new hanover county sheriff's department right there
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all right coming up on oh major general joseph mcneill way
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i'm pretty sure it was third street um
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we'll take a look at phthalian hall over here look at that yep right here
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look at this in my this is one of the weird things
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in my mind this was smaller but it is massive
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it's getting a little bit of a facelift here a little touch-up
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look at that that is downright european
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in scope
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i guess it's the old city hall
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it's hard to fit into this wide-angle lens
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it's like these kids might have gone to a thing or on a maybe a field trip
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we won't get too close to them i'm actually going to cross over and go down a block
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hey hold on i'm going to show you this thalene hall that's the box office the modern entrance
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really i remember it being a really interesting old antique
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historic internal theater a theater on the inside that yellow brick building is the county
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library and i can remember the smell
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of the library all those great books
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uh you know old and
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going up to the kids area and searching through all the fiction and
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discovering new adventures such a great memory that's such a great
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thing about those libraries they are here's a wider shot of failure
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they really they really are so instrumental i mean i don't think i can overstate the
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importance of reading here we'll get a better shot of alien
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and we're coming back towards princess street
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we're going to take a peek down uh princess street but we will cover that
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later we are going to go down to market again
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huh william hooper one of north carolina's three signers of the declaration
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of independence his home was here
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there's a great well least i remember being great haven't been in 30 years but a
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museum i think it's a county or city museum up to left at market street
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i just remember having some really cool dioramas talking about pirates and
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blockade runners and all that sort of stuff and just being a really cool engaging
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museum it's up about i don't know four or five blocks up there i think
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and there is st james again isn't that funny
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i'm going to go across the street and show you this
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this interesting building over here bergen wright building
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so this is open for tours if you ever want to do that
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there's a planter i think it's just a historical home a little garden over here
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the winter sun is low enough that it plays with the exposure
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on this camera the auto exposure
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i think this building right here i recall correctly used to be a movie
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theater and when we very first moved here
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we came and saw a rerun of
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song of the south which is rare rabbit and that sort of thing an old disney film that is no longer
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available because of all the racist tropes in it
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and while you know i'm not
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this is paper cut book paper cut books and we are back at market street and
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second and this is where i'm gonna take a break uh because i'm gonna start i gotta move
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my car for one thing and also i uh i'm gonna do that second walk here
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in wilmington which i hope you will come back for in a few days to to enjoy
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uh here at second in market you can see welcome to historic wilmington downtown
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um so i hope you'll join us for that uh thank you for joining us for this if you haven't subscribed please do so comment
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please comment love the comments uh let me know about your north carolina memories your wilmington or riceville
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beach memories or other vacation memories um any additions or corrections or things maybe
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you think i didn't quite cover that i should have uh i would appreciate that i think this is mistletoe
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up in this tree here anyway um we will see you again soon from
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wilmington until then keep on stepping
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