I could almost picture the people living in those houses 80 years ago. Sitting on the porch in the rocking chair, pies in the window to cool, sipping iced tea. Tin roof houses I assume makes those houses at least 80 years old. Tin roof would've been an original roof.
Isn’t that something? We’ve got homeless sleeping on the streets and sidewalks to the tune of 40,000 people here in Los Angeles and this quaint Georgia town is fairly vacant with stretches of empty houses. Not a soul in sight.
Doesn’t make sence hey ? I’ve been watching in you tube all those homeless people in Philadelphia. How sad . Living on concrete trying to sleep with all the traffic the cold how very sad .
I love the juxtaposition of dilapidated buildings with overgrown mailboxes, or "Dead End" signs, like you have here. It adds a poignancy that is palpable, knowing there were people living their lives in that very spot at one point. On a different note, I'll bet I'm not the only one of your subscribers who finds themselves yelling at you/the screen saying, "Go left! Go left! Go right! Yesssssssss!" when watching as you drive through!! 😄
That painted Pepsi ad! I always enjoy seeing those! The older, the better! What a great little town! I'm bet it was sure something in it's day! Thanks for another awesome video!
When Hollywood makes films about the apocalypse, the whole world thinks that this is a set, it turns out that it is not - this is real life in the USA.
Bartow Georgia , that's the hometown of robby wells. If I remember correctly, he tried to run for president of the united states . He was also the head football coach at the university of savannah back in 2009.
I found your page by happenstance but I scrolled through your videos just to see if you had some in the south and I find Bartow, that’s my county! V cool
Very beautiful,rustic,calm,haunting,isolated and boring for young people,cos there is no much development like in the big towns and entertainment,as such young people may go crazy in places like those
Lots of history here. Love the old buildings and houses. I wonder how the Civil War impacted this town. I'm guessing all the overgrown areas were once farmland.