I'm from Bangor, born and raised and still live here. I live less than a mile from Stephen King's Bangor home. It's really NOT that exciting, LOL. We always used to see him all over town when I was a kid. He also helped coach my YMCA basketball team when I was about 12-13 years old. My mom even went to college at UMaine with him. He's just a regular guy. Even though he's a huge celebrity, us Bangorians don't look at him that way. To us, he's just Steve. People who aren't from around here lose their sh*t when they find out that I live so close to him and that I actually know him. I just laugh. He and his wife are very nice, generous people and have done a lot for the community over the years.
Bangor looks so beautiful. Very picturesque. I read about it in Stephen King books and didn't imagine this much snow. I can imagine how such place surrounded with nature could have inspired an author, for i think nature does inspire our inner life with its mysterious ways. Winter is so apt to write horror stories, i think. Summer is for romance and suspense. I love mother earth so much. It has so much to give to us mankind but we remain unaware of it often times.
I lived in Bangor from 2013-2016, and loved it. Only left due to an employment opportunity in the Seattle area, where there’s a Bangor nearby…though it’s pronounced incorrectly! 😂
Bangor is a beautiful town. I had occasion to visit on business about 3 years ago in the summer. Drove down this charming street with these incredible old Victorian homes.. parked my car and walked around to take some pics. Never dreamed that this one belonged to Mr. King. A beautiful and fascinating place... and the wrought iron work is out of this world. I've never heard a bad thing about him, and know that around Bridgton, Maine where I am most of the time, he's noted for being an Extremely generous patron of the Bridgton Medical Center, and around town in general.
Late last night and the night before Tommyknockers, Tommyknockers knockin at the door, I wanna go out, don't know if I can, Cause I'm so afraid of the Tommyknockers men.
No, Paul Bunyan was born in Maine and later spent time in a number of locations to the west as the focus of the lumber industry shifted in that direction. Sorry, but that's the truth.
Fun fact when you walk out of the irving next to paul bunyan it looks like hes flipping you off because the end of the peavey is in perfect line with his fist
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I'm from Bangor, born and raised and still live here. I live less than a mile from Stephen King's Bangor home. It's really NOT that exciting, LOL. We always used to see him all over town when I was a kid. He also helped coach my YMCA basketball team when I was about 12-13 years old. My mom even went to college at UMaine with him. He's just a regular guy. Even though he's a huge celebrity, us Bangorians don't look at him that way. To us, he's just Steve. People who aren't from around here lose their sh*t when they find out that I live so close to him and that I actually know him. I just laugh. He and his wife are very nice, generous people and have done a lot for the community over the years.
LUCKY
@@edenb455 Nice to hear about King from a local. Appreciate your posting about it.
I’m from Perry Maine still here
@@edenb455 it’s not cool here
Yeah good try. I know who you are, you live in West Virginia. I won't say which city
Happy Birthday Mr. King!!
Bangor looks so beautiful. Very picturesque. I read about it in Stephen King books and didn't imagine this much snow. I can imagine how such place surrounded with nature could have inspired an author, for i think nature does inspire our inner life with its mysterious ways. Winter is so apt to write horror stories, i think. Summer is for romance and suspense.
I love mother earth so much. It has so much to give to us mankind but we remain unaware of it often times.
I lived in Bangor from 2013-2016, and loved it. Only left due to an employment opportunity in the Seattle area, where there’s a Bangor nearby…though it’s pronounced incorrectly! 😂
Pennywise blinked 😳
Yeah, I noticed too xD probably they added it in post-production
I actually have a Stephen King signed copy of Revival that was purchased from Betts Books.
Bangor is a beautiful town. I had occasion to visit on business about 3 years ago in the summer. Drove down this charming street with these incredible old Victorian homes.. parked my car and walked around to take some pics. Never dreamed that this one belonged to Mr. King. A beautiful and fascinating place... and the wrought iron work is out of this world. I've never heard a bad thing about him, and know that around Bridgton, Maine where I am most of the time, he's noted for being an Extremely generous patron of the Bridgton Medical Center, and around town in general.
Although it could be not the best city in the world, it really trasmits an horror inspiring atmosphere
Definitely
Late last night and the night before
Tommyknockers, Tommyknockers knockin at the door,
I wanna go out, don't know if I can,
Cause I'm so afraid of the Tommyknockers men.
DANG IS THAT PENNY
Paul Bunyan's is from Minnesota.
No, Paul Bunyan was born in Maine and later
spent time in a number of locations to the west
as the focus of the lumber industry shifted in
that direction.
Sorry, but that's the truth.
No he’s from Los Angeles 😅
@@danforthe2006 I am Paul Bunyan
No, sorry. If Paul were from LA he would have been a Really BIG star....@@gwillikers7383
Good For YOU, Mike! So, how's Babe these days? @@mikefontaine9539
Fun fact when you walk out of the irving next to paul bunyan it looks like hes flipping you off because the end of the peavey is in perfect line with his fist
pic or it didn't happen, lol
It’s pronounced “new Banger” M8, pay respect to old Banger in Wales
Pennywise
King is a weirdo.
g1chke
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