Walk Through American Suburbs as Dusk Descends - 4K HDR Binaural

[KAL-EL]

...Who's the Boss continued..
let's take a look at Fairfield, CT:

Fairfield, CT...looks like Rye.

The first one looks like it's straight out of an early Friday the 13th movie.

And ironically, Friday the 13th Part 2 was filmed in Connecticut

 

[ProudThamizhan]

American suburbs are a beautiful thing. Hop a train to Manhattan, finish work and get back to serenity in 35 to 60 mins. Most of my reading I used to do during commute. New Jersey suburbs (like most others) can be treacherously different - a Patterson or Newark vs a Summit or Short Hills.

And then there is India and Indian cities where my heart is. Step out of your sculpted garden "lifestyle (!!!)" apartment into the wonderful din of real life - Re.5 snacks, deliciously unhealthy chai in a tiny cup, the unbeatable mangos (my god, why do they call that abomination in Thailand also a mango ? - or I got cheated while there - no offence to Thai members), veggies that actually have taste. They have reduced the amount of trash on the roads but still some ways to go.

The other day I just toured some villages of TamilNadu (idiots! must correct their own name to ThamizhNadu instead of mispronouncing it officially) and Karnataka. The amount of money in the villages seems a lot more than ever before.

But do whatever, with no other car on the road (or with many on the road) the drivers seem incapable of staying within the lane. They seem to think they should middle the lane mark line under the car.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

American suburbs are a beautiful thing. Hop a train to Manhattan, finish work and get back to serenity in 35 to 60 mins. Most of my reading I used to do during commute. New Jersey suburbs (like most others) can be treacherously different - a Patterson or Newark vs a Summit or Short Hills.

And then there is India and Indian cities where my heart is. Step out of your sculpted garden "lifestyle (!!!)" apartment into the wonderful din of real life - Re.5 snacks, deliciously unhealthy chai in a tiny cup, the unbeatable mangos (my god, why do they call that abomination in Thailand also a mango ? - or I got cheated while there - no offence to Thai members), veggies that actually have taste. They have reduced the amount of trash on the roads but still some ways to go.

The other day I just toured some villages of TamilNadu (idiots! must correct their own name to ThamizhNadu instead of mispronouncing it officially) and Karnataka. The amount of money in the villages seems a lot more than ever before.

But do whatever, with no other car on the road (or with many on the road) the drivers seem incapable of staying within the lane. They seem to think they should middle the lane mark line under the car.

The thing to note here is that most people (like 93%) don't live in major US cities which have most of the crime, homelessness, and bad infrastructure.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Not the suburbs..but part of a city in Florida.

This is a popular "strode" in Orlando.

This video has some stereotypical American helicopter use.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

not the suburbs

San Diego

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

uh..oh..more chirping birds...and this isn't a park.

Naples Florida

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

The Villages, florida

 

[RescueRanger]

Note all the happy birds chirping...don't have to drive to a nature preserve to find them...no metal bars on the windows either.

Pretty neat.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

[4K] WALK Beaufort North Carolina NC USA 4k video Travel vlog

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Tampa, Florida

 

[Get Ya Wig Split]

Bump:

How is this place even real @Hamartia Antidote

PS: speed up 2x when you watch it that'll save ur time

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

Bump:

How is this place even real @Hamartia Antidote

PS: speed up 2x when you watch it that'll save ur time

So when I first started watching this I said "this certainly can not be a wheat field..it's just waaaay too even...it must be dead grass or something". I could see the edges and I still didn't believe it was wheat. Had to stop and look at the text...and wheat it was. Amazing.