Hello and welcome to my RU-vid channel. My name is Mark Miller. I'm a visual artist born, raised and living in northern New Jersey. I have spent my life creating visual art, still photography and moving images.
Here on RU-vid I will be sharing different types of moving images such as: POV (Point Of View) walking tours, scenic drives, musical performances, ASMR, nature, ambience (or ambiance), events, and more.
I will endeavor to create and post new content on a regular basis, but I will also be reaching into my archive and posting some videos from the past as well.
If you enjoy what you see please subscribe to my channel, like and share the videos, and consider supporting my work by purchasing my some of art photography or making a donation at the links below.
Born and raised in Paterson however; my parents had a summer home right on the lake. We spent every summer there. When I grew up moved there and lived till 1978. This brings me back to my youth and memories I will never forget.i am 77 yrs. Old now and live in Melbourne Fl. Thank You for this video it warms my heart.
If you visit my channel you will find a number of different videos that go through both Hunterdon and Warren Counties. I also have a few more Warren County videos that will be posted in the coming weeks. 🙂
@@markmillerstudios thank you! I will check out your program listing. DH&I moved our family from Hunterdon County to near Mammoth Cave, Kentucky in 1988. Our kids were 10 y.o., 6 y.o. twins, and a 5 month old. This area of Kentucky continues to remind us of Hunterdon County when we were growing up(very rural).
Thank you so much for your beautiful work, taking the time to capture all this footage around NJ. Brings back lots of wonderful memories. Can you do one of White lake in Hardwick township, NJ at some point?
At 11 pm one 2018 winter night with burnt out license plate light, had a PA State Trooper follow me from PA 611 Kintersville thru Reagelsville, over this Delaware River bridge on my way to my job in Alpha NJ. The PA Trooper actually crossed the bridge behind me before turning around on the NJ side on front of Hoots Bar, the big white, square building at the bridge exit. Next day I fixed the burnt out plate light!
My mother and father had a dance school in Dover in the 60’s and early 70’s. North Jersey School of Dance Arts. It was a brick building with at least 3 floors and a barber shop on the street level. One block away was a really good sub shop. Can’t remember the name. We moved from NJ in 73.
Thank you for the tour of my childhood, early adulthood area. Now much older and separated from the northeast for 33 years but still holds a place in my heart
As before, thank you for reconnecting me with my home of 52 years. I'm now surrounded by palm trees and, while nice, are not what I experienced the majority of my life.
Very cool. You drove past the street I grew up on in the 60’s and early 70’s Yellow Barn Ave down below Nixon Elementary. I think Nixon was built around 67 or 68.
Thanks Mark for a nice drive down memory lane for me. I grew up in South Jersey (Mt. Holly) and then moved to Randolph (Ironia) in 71 and now I'm in NC for 15 yrs. Always enjoy your videos and seeing how things have changed up there! TY again
Beautiful jersey shore. I'm from Northeastern NJ. Moved to Florida with my family in 1985 going to move back home but in ocean county within 6 months. Florida is not a good place anymore.
27:40 - From here on, I've never driven this area. Anyway, my Mom spent her childhood summers on the island (40s and 50s) in Beach Haven. So she always likes for us to go to the island once in a while, and she always enjoys seeing the lighthouse. I see it was under renovation when you were there.
Remember this vividly. Was 5 years old living in Sparta at the time, my family and I had gone out to do errands during a lull in the rain, only for the skies to open back up and for us to be pretty much in a race to get home. I remember vividly seeing a firefighter with a horrified look on her face waving traffic to turn around near the intersection of Main St, Station Road, and Glen Road, as the section of the Wallkill River that ran along the Sparta Glen was basically turned in rapids and had washed out the bridge that crossed over it. A few days later my dad and I drove around town to get a look at the damage. In all the town lost 2 dams, including bursting a dam at Seneca Lake which was essentially drained of all its water after that, at least 5 bridges, and had a landslide along Glen Road.
Yin and yang of NJ. Dumping ground to Trump's Golf Course Bedminster. Great to see the ole countryside again. Amazing music choice. Non distracting!. First I've heard ever and perfect for drive vids. Look forward to seeing more of your trips.
You may be confusing Port Murray with Port Morris. Port Morris (part of Roxbury Township) is right next to Netcong. Port Murray (part of Mansfield Township) is about 30 minute drive from Nectong.
I do have a few autumn drives on my channel already if you’d like to check them out. www.youtube.com/@markmillerstudios/videos And I’m hoping to do more this autumn as well.
