Top 10 most secluded towns in United States of America. Some Footage from Freeway Jim.
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- Top 10 most secluded towns in America.
Welcome to the world according to Briggs. Today we are going to look at some secluded towns in the United States. Colorado, Alaska, California, New Mexico, and Maine all have them. Maybe you are looking for a secluded town to travel to or relocate to. This list is for you.
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Alaska is amazing no matter where you go. The remoteness of it is what makes it even better. The fewer people the better.
Alaska IS GREAT !
I'll vouch for that. I've taken a cruise, and visited Fairbanks and Anchorage during the summer solstice. I'm eager to go back someday. The only issue I had was at the hotel over a bar in Wasilla. 'Nuff said. :-)
Wow! U have the same last name as me. U must be French-Canadian.
What about living in Dutch Harbor?
I couldn't agree more. People ruin everything.
My husbandâs sister lived in Red River for a few years & absolutely loved it. Some great stories! Everyone in town even knew their dog! He roamed around & was the unofficial mayor!
Nothing wrong with living in the woods and not talking to anybody for 27 years. Pretty awesome actually.
Been to ME during the winter? He's a nut.
Until you need money or healthcare
Thanks to Corona ! Home Alone for 27 years ! A REAL PIONEER SPIRIT !
@@infinite3995 Or relationships or help. I don't get the fascination with being alone. The desire to live and die alone is not normal.
@@davidkrehbiel2508 alone time is good and all. But not forever alone with your own self and thoughts. That would be very tough to do. Humans are social mammals that crave social interaction. So yes, wanting to be alone like that is definitely not normal. Many people can relate to it though
I lived in Caribou, Maine as a kid! I remember we went to Canada for most things.
How is the life there?
How far is The Border ?
@@holoholopainen1627 about ten minutes by car
@@ThugShakers4Christ Which Country is cheaper to buy Goods ?
Christopher M simple, slow, stuck back in 1980, cold, sad......
3:00 Guy hasn't talked to anybody in 27 years. No one around to aggravate him, doesn't sound bad at all.
LOl. Yep, sounds like heaven!
27 years - if He had Nothing to say ? Just asking !
@Cicero Progontus If You would move to a New Country - and Didnt know the language ? There are many People - that never learn a 2nd language ! Have You ever thought about THAT ?
His name is Christopher Knight, Michael Finkel wrote a book about him; The Stranger in the Woods, the Extraordinary Story of Last True Hermit. He comes very close to encountering other people because he stole clothes and food from a kids summer camp (I think) several times before he was finally caught. I don't remember what his punishment was, I hope it wasn't too harsh. It is a very touching and page-turning story available on Kindle.
Is The Books name - Walk into Wild ?
Supia, Arizona, 3 hour drive out of Flagstaff then another 8 mile walk. They have no roads. Mail is delivered by mule train.
I had the same thought I hiked into supai and out two days later. Should've planned for longer, most beautiful place I've ever been. Also, I grew up at #4 on this list, lol.
Great - IS IT sunny thru Out The year ? You Have TV and Radio ?
Supia is a pretty secluded place.
@@nakayummy What was wrorg with The place ? Are You just used to too GOOD ?
Joe Bland he is correct. Both Supai Az and Phantom Ranch have US mail that is served by Mule.
I do admire the guy's persistence. Spending so much time driving to and from to document such places is amazing. Certainly, they're good places to be from.
And we wonder why Stephen King living in Maine doesn't have to try hard to write Stranger Than Fiction horror stories.
While you were talking about Crested Butte, I was wearing my Crested Butte shirt. My family has a cabin there that we visit there sometimes. Great place to be!
The crusty butt!
I spent the night of July 4, 1981 in Barrow AK. There were still ice floes offshore. The sun never set all night long.
If you want some truly isolated places (outside of Russia I guess) have a look at a map of Australia. We love that we *really can* get away from it all!
You haven't seen a starlit night sky until you've camped in the Australian outback..
thereâs a lot of open places in the usa too where there isnât a light for miles and you can see every star. i mean, australia and the usa are pretty close in size
As an American who has been to Australia several times, I can vouch for our friends down under. It seemed like all of their towns and cities were on the coast. Almost the entire inland is empty for hundreds and hundreds of miles.
@@danielmoore1232 not only that but, Ozzy Man lives there.
@@maggiee.1105 where are they?
I lived in white cliffs nsw for seven months. 12 hour drive from Sydney. It was absolutely amazing.
I started watching this thinking I probably haven't been to any of these, and then boom so far I have been to 3.
"This train will stop in Tucumcari."
Lee Van Cleef in For a Few Dollars More.
... and the subject of so many songs.
Train doesn't stop here anymore
Whittier, Alaska.
You have to go through a tunnel to get to it. A tunnel that closes at night.
Yup, I went thru that Tunnel to get to Whittier and the wildest part is that the ENTIRE town is located in ONE BUILDING!!!! CRAAAAAAAAZY! But I loved it there! : )
Lol. Wittier barely counts as a town. It's one building
@@TalenGryphon IT IS The ONLY one - with No Neigbours ! Many People Dont like Their Neigbours anyway ? More Space for Dogs & Cats !
The summer of '78 my family flew from the east coast all the way to California in my father's Piper Cherokee. At one point, while flying across New Mexico, we ran into a thunderstorm. I can still remember how scary it was... landed in in Tucumcari.
Good choice for #1. Barrow is as cold and as isolated as it gets. Like somewhere in Siberia.
If there's a Dollar General Store then it's on the map.
I'VE BEEN AROUND HUMAN BEINGS ALL MY LIFE AND HAVN'T HAD A CONVERSATION WITH ONE FOR 28 YEARS SO I HAVE THE MAINE HERMIT BEAT BY A YEAR
But You are doing fine ? Thats The main Thing ! Maine IS GREAT - outdoors and Good People !
Good for you. Congratulations.
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Maybe it's because you were talking in all CAPS, might have turned them off đ
@@danielmccauley5512 hahahahaha đđđđđ
Ely, NV is one the prettiest small towns Iâve ever seen. Itâs a really unique place.
Kent I live in elko not to far from ely ahaha
Jeremy Mettler bro ion know wtf you talking about
Dylan K Thatâs awesome. I really like Elko. Lamoille canyon is absolutely gorgeous. Itâs a shame that a lot of it got burnt last year. Northeastern Nevada is a very special place. There really is nowhere else like it.
Kent I mean itâs alright I moved here from Southern California and itâs pretty I just miss having stores to shop at also wish elko was a little more progressive like the rest of Nevada but itâs getting there didnât think it got this cold here tho oml đ„¶đ„¶
Ely is not a small town. It is the big city where the residents of the rest of northeast Nevada go for services and amenities. If you want remote in Nevada go to Jarbidge. It has one unpaved road in. If you are lucky it is open on a weekend.
Well done. I enjoyed learning about these out of the way places. Love your sense of humor!
You ran the stop sign in Barrow, Alaska đ€Łđ
And Galena Alaska
This entire video couldâve been done just listing places in Alaska. Think about it: Alaska has the same amount of miles of road as Vermont but weâre over twice the size as Texas!! But I guess itâs nice to include the lower 48 to make them seem special. Hahaha
And yet you still have more people than VT. Heck, there are even a few towns in Vermont with a population of 0.
10. Red River, New Mexico
9. Caribou, Maine
8. Crested Butte, Colorado
7. Point Roberts, Washington
6. Tucumcari, New Mexico
5. Nome, Alaska
4. Ely, Nevada
3. Neah Bay, Washington
2. Angle Inlet, Minnesota
1. Barrow, Alaska
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Kotzebue, Alaska is pretty isolated - and life is hard there. No food, no oil, no scenery, no sun - Most stuff comes in by air most of the year because the Arctic Ocean is frozen in Winter, and Winter comes early. I honestly don't know why people live there.
ROGER2095 Itâs home to many natives and has been for many many generations. Itâs their home.
No phone, no lights, no motorcar, not a single luxury...
@@frankkolton1780 "Like Robinson Crusoe, it's primitive as can be." I'm sure the natives like it that way.
Do They Play / Ice hockey There ?
Ely is the only one of these towns that I have been to. I recommend the Huevos Rancheros at the Hotel Casino.
Well, about to watch this in 2021 and figure out where I need to move to!
Our family took a road trip several years ago and tried to follow Route 66 as much as we could. One of the best parts was Tucumcari, NM. I wonder if the Blue bird Motel is still there?
Another very secluded town is Binford, North Dakota. My husband's grandparents lived there in the 1930s, and the population was the same, about 310 people as it is now.
It's called the blue swallow motel and is still in business .
It's still there - I just went through
@@thomasfletcher4109
That might be where I stayed on my way to Vegas. Cinder block bathroom walls.
You forgot Haines Alaska, Jim. Not only do you have to drive through Canada but you have to drive through two (2) Canadian provinces, Yukon Territory and British Columbia, to get to Haines. Don't ask me why but freight is dropped off in Haines and then trucked to Anchorage. Yep, been there and done that it it's a pain in the butt. Gotta' get through Canadian customs, entering YT from Anchorage, then leaving B.C, then American customs, load in Haines, leave export decs at American customs, declare at Canadian customs, B.C. and re-enter US north of Beaver Creek, YT. Tiresome.
The Anchorage Port is not open year round. However, that drive from Haines to Tok is amazingly beautiful in the winter.
No, Anchorage is a year round port so the only thing that I can figure is that there is additional Alaska bound freight from Haines. It's part of the Lyndon Transport network. Lyndon runs ships into Anchorage weekly. I was leased to them for several years and it's a seven day a week grind. Must be available until 3:00 PM daily. Turnpike doubles, two 45' trailers in the winter is a PITA.
You get to meet alot of People - this Way ! Nice to Have People working for Your country US / Can !
good info, fyi Yukon is not a province, just fyi.
on a typical work day, have you ever cross-threaded your piss jug?
Lot of "beaver" jokes, but they all fell flat.....
@Street Deacon No, the stop typing comments were to call out all the pretentious assholes on youtube that can't exist without making annoying comments. If it offended you, chances are, you're one of them.
Would be better without the ridiculous attempt at humour.
@@gennaropupa5599 : Perhaps...but each segment would last only three minutes, in which case, is it really worth the trouble of "stoppin' by?" Now, if that 'funny feller' were able to fill the time with more esoteric facts or history, THAT would be ideal! Still, his original idea for this series of segments is just a great one. kris k.
All of Briggs' jokes fall flat. The funniest thing he has ever said was when he called himself a comedian.
There's place in Kentucky (Hickman County) that's cut off from the rest of the State. You have to go through Southeastern Missouri and come back through Kentucky to get to it.
Guess you could say the residents are called hicks?
Yeah, but in contrast to Point Roberts, Washington and Angle Inlet, Minnesota you don't need a passport to enter or leave the place.
Can i go there if im not white? Im spanish lol
Are you talking about the Kentucky Bend? If so, that's in Fulton County.
Haha, you got me with that âuse of the word âEhâ joke, I thought you were serious, even though it does sound kinda funny!
It would be low on the list, but Jackson Wy is surprisingly far from any major city. Idaho Falls is about 2 hours away one direction, Riverton (a total dump) about the same in the other. You have Victor Id about a half an hour drive over an insane mountain pass, but it's way smaller. Or a few truckstop towns about an hour and a half away through Hoback canyon. There's three roads into or out of town that are frequently closed in the winter.
My sister used to live in Neah Bay. We drove there from California one summer to visit her. It was a beautiful drive through Washington state.
10- Red River, New Mexico
09- Caribou, Maine
08- Crested Butte, Colorado
07- Pointe Roberts, Washington
06- Tucumcari, New Mexico
05- Nome, Alaska
04- Ely, Nevada
03 Neah Bay, Washington
02- Angle Inlet, Minnesota
01- Barrow, Alaska
I know. I watched it too.
I have family members who live in Barrow AK
Thank you.
Virginia is pretty expansive and once you're out of the Metro DC area, there are lots of small, out of the way towns, especially in the mountainous regions. You might want to do some exploring here in Virginia.
Red River, lived there around 5 years. One thing you likely didn't know. Scientists from Los Alamos where they developed the nuclear bomb would visit on occasion. A good portion of the residents are formerly from Texas/Oklahoma who've set up shop. Off seasons are fantastic because you get a rest from the tourists. You could walk out on Main Street look both directions and not a car in sight. Oh yeah, off season are when the local drama happens. Sometimes can get rather interesting. In addition to living there I spent most summers vacationing there. Would I want to live there or visit there again. Not particularly. Sometime take a look at Newcastle Wyoming.
Thatswhy Nobody knows about Red River !
You used my Tucumcari footage at 5:45 - 6:32, not that I mind so much but giving me credit for it would be the proper thing to do.
Hey, I am sorry about that. I have a friend who is a trucker that sends me footage. I think I thought that was his. I will put you on my title.
Thank you.
If you don't mind me using other footage of yours I will give you credit and a link in the description and while your portion of the video plays.
That would be fine, thank you for asking!
Thank you
Thank you for sharing secluded small town/city in the USA.
1 night stand for 3 months đŻđđŸââïž that joke was priceless though đ€Ł
Neah Bay averages 110 inches / 2.8 meters of rain a year. The Olympic Peninsula is my favorite place to visit, though only in the âdryâ season, aka summer! A little south of town is the Hoh River Trail which I love. It starts near the ridiculously gorgeous craggy coast, proceeds through a rare temperate rain forest, which gets upwards of 160 inches of annual rainfall, and gradually gains altitude until you finally arrive at a glacier! All this can be hiked easily in two enjoyable days on the trail.
LOVE OF PLANTS đ» We were in Neah Bay back in 2000. Has got to be one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Did you know that there are only 2 temperate rain forests in the world? The other one is in Chile. Loved living in the PNW. Incredibly beautiful
I drive out west once or twice a year and usually stay in Tucumcari, NM. It is, like you said, stuck in the past. They aren't trying to be charming - It's just that it doesn't rain much so old buildings don't rot so fast and why build a new one when the old one's still OK? They have many motels that haven't changed much in the past 50 years, and they're pretty cheap.
I've been to Tuccumcari 5 times,not to bad ,they wre supposed to get a Race track,I wonder if they did?-Stacy Strout.
I love it when Briggs says "quit typing" lol. I already knew about Barrow Alaska because I saw that movie 30 Days of Night. It takes place in Barrow Alaska .
Point Roberts, WA is one of my favorite places of all time, it's beautiful and small. I love it up there. đâ„ïž
The most secluded place in the lower 48. Supai, AZ.
Patrick, would you consider Supai a worthy destination as a cool place to visit?
Rod Palmer
you have to hike down into bottom of a spur in the Grand Canyon. Or charter a helicopter. Population is mainly Supai Indians. Idyllicly beautiful.
Helen Patterson
thank you for your reply, will be something to put on the tourist agenda. :)
Yes Supai needs to be on the list.
Yeah, I watched the video with Supai in mind. It's an amazing place.
How in the world did you miss Stehekin, Washington? The only way to get there is by a 55 mile long ferry trip.
IS Fishing Any goood ?
Love Stehekin. Canoed there once.
@@bbarber1066 Glad that You made IT Back ! So IT Isnt The End of The Road !
@Paul Freedom IS There Anything on CZcams about those ? IT Would Be nice to see !
Plus Point Roberts is close to Bellingham
When I was about 8 years old my father and uncle took me to Warroad. Minnesota. The was a four way stop sign and a small restaurant and store on one corner for gasoline. We traveled from Thief River Falls and hunted partridge. The store had a rolled top juke box and the people were real friendly. My Dad came from Red Lake Falls and my grandfather named the county seat "Emardville" which is located in the town of Plummer, Minnesota.
I've been to Tucumcari! I loved it! Stayed two nights in their route 66 motel! And Dels Restaurant down the street from there, đđđ
Good video, The sad thing is I will never know what life is like in Barrow Alaska. As I don't like cold like that . So I will just stay where I'm at . I really did like your video. Who would have thought right. U.S.A. ALL THE WAY. đđđșđž
Clothes - You ADD Clothes - when The Sun doesnt warm You ! 12 months - but Not all are below zero / like at Summer !
"Nothing worse than someone poaching your beaver." Lol, I'm dying! đ
"Viewer Version" was good, too (beaver!). Nice job on these; lots of info, a bit of humor, interesting side-comments, and good voice moderation.
You are so very funny!! This was so interesting. This is my first time here and I will definitely sub.
NOME ALASKA HAS HAD BROAD BAND FOR A LONG TIME. THANK YOU GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS. GCI.
Just another internet "guru" wanting to impress but doing nothing but spouting lies and factual failures.
Great - Now You know - what IS Going on in The World !
Nome should have search and rescue for icebreakers.
Being that I too am a senior citizen Elie (SP?) seems nice to me. The prisoners are in the jail, right? Who cares. Seclusion is very nice when one reaches older years. Medical is a concern though. Retirees need and want peace and quiet. We been there and have done that nonsense already and it gets a person no where. You'll see.
lol you had too much fun with the beaver thing haha, i loved it, gereat fun vids im really enjoying them ;-)
Thank you for the video footage. All I imagine is going somewhere secluded to relax for a few days/weeks. Total piece of mind. However just as I have concerns about driving in the 'deep south' bc of old mindsets, I have the same apprehension about traveling to any of these places. Prejudice is rampant in big cities. I'd hate to go somewhere and narrowly escape being skinned or lynched.
Hey Briggs love your videos. Watched em all. Really wish you'd do a top 10 Atlanta. It's a great city, although transportation sucks, and greet history.
Have you done one on small town hidden gems? EUREKA SPRINGS AR #1
I'm from Guam, but spent a part of my childhood in Bicknell Indiana. It was cool living near the wife of the city's founder. One of those towns that young people hurry to move out.
I've read Guam has so many snakes there are no birds! Did you encounter a lot of snakes? I knew a guy from Guam. He taught me they're known as Chomoran (sp?)
Hafa adai!
@@PancakesMusicLife Hafa Adai!
@@NellieBelle we're Chamorro although some committee changed it to ChÄmoru in recent years.
Could have been worse, could have been Decker, IN
I've always been fascinated by Barrow Alaska. I wouldn't mind checking it out someday, but definitely during the summer LOL
Mackinac Island off of the coast of Michigan. Get there by ferry during summer months, snow mobile or plane during winter. Totally awesome place. No automobiles on the island, only horse draw carriages, bicycles, or walk.
lapetitemoma Drummond Island (just North East a bit), is far more remote, less populated and much more beautiful.
YEP NO CARS ALLOWED
You mean like Back at The Old Good Days ?
the whole UP of Michigan is pretty much secluded outside of Marquette, St St Marie, and Escanaba. I'm from there I know.
I was thinking the same thing. I live in the LP and have only drove trough the UP once in my life going to Wisconsin, but I do remember it was a long stretch of nothing but trees or open land getting there.
You forgot Dalhart Tx. They are 40 miles from a Walmart and 80 miles from Amarillo Tx.
Dede Pyle Itâs funny you base it on........how far the town is from a Wal Mart!!
No place in Tennessee is more than 7 miles from a dollar store
Red River is beautiful! There's a great Memorial day run... What a party!
Great video! Crested Butte was great but you really had me at Pt. Roberts!
Wow! I love your other videos, but this one was absolutely fascinating!! I had no idea there were so many U.S. towns in North America that were not actually connected to the rest of its own state (let alone the rest of the contiguous 48 states), where you had to actually travel through Canada first to get back into the rest of the United States. So, I learned a new word - land enclave. Keep up the great work!!
There's also a section of Michigan where the only land route to it is through Ohio. If I remember correctly, Ohio and Michigan actually fought a war over the strip of shoreline that connects that small point to the rest of Michigan, and Michigan lost.
Just looked that up. There's actually 2 peninsulas of Michigan that are connected only to Ohio. Crazy!
Zuke and without beaver at that.
Zuke ii. Ii
i live in a WHOLE state that ISNT connected to the lesser 48...one city aint shit..we got hundreds that arent connected to the rest of America...google Alaska...lol
This man deserves so many more subs, good work đ
Thanks
Vetreal Yes he does . Heâs an original and I just love his stuff and I just found him today. Heâs smart and has a great personality and sense of humor.
World According To Briggs I love your material I find it very interesting and informative with a great sense of humor. U really are an original. Cutest delivery and personality.
You are full of hatred. Sorry about that poisoned heart of yours.
Queen Ruth get sone help Ruth..seriously..
You are funny, thanks for the laughs! :)
HE JUST SAID BANGER MAINE. ITS NOT BANG-er ITS BANG-GORE
STOP TYPING
That bothered me too, I use to live in skoweghan
Oh please
I literally almost wrote a comment about this and saw yours. I don't know why it's always mispronounced that way! I just watched that Stephen King show about JFK and they even made the same mistake there--I hope Stephen King doesn't oversee the production, because he of all people should pronounce it correctly, as a resident of Bangor!
No one cares how you say Bangor Maine
Incorrect, the northernmost town on earth that is not a research facility or military base is Longyearbyen, located on the archipelago of Svalbard, a land owned by Norway.
Exactly, it has a commercial airport too. This guy just spouts off crap off the top of his head, just making stuff up
He said in the US lol
this vlog was most secluded US towns, not most secluded in the world
Alert NWT isn't America, but it is the most northernmost in North America
Alert, in the Qikiqtaaluk Region, Nunavut, Canada, is the northernmost permanently inhabited place in the world, at latitude 82°30'05" north, 817 kilometres (508 mi)from the North Pole (as per Wikipedia)
Great video. This guy is funny đ
I really loved your video. thanks.
Man, you need to visit Wyomin'! On second thought - donât đ
wyoming doesnt exist
Just here to see My state Alaska On the list đ
Is DC part of the US?
No place more out of touch and remote than the nation's capitol these days.
no
Its not.....
It is lol.
Washington is the nation's "capital" not "Capitol". Glad to be that guy.
Get a life...
I love his voice he would be great at reading for audiobooks!!!!!
Greetings from Nicaragua. New subscriber here. During the 20 years I lived in the States I took several cross country trips but now I wish I would have taken more back roads. I'll be using your videos as reference as soon as I go back. Thanks !
Amazing the number of towns on your list I have either been to or lived in. Nome was a nice place to live, but I liked Barrow better.
World Travellers - The Nice & Cool Places only ?
Well, if no one else is gonna make mention of noticing your beaver puns, well then by golly, I will, lol. And I liked that joke at the end about the guy walking in to the bar.
Jay hes from Oregon, the Beaver State. I would expect some beaver jokes.
Reminds me of the supposedly most salacious line ever on TV, from Leave It To Beaver: "Ward, weren't you a little hard on the Beaver last night?"
Great show!! Thank you!!
I've been to crested butte!!! It's so insanely gorgeous
I imagine the powder skiing is insane as well!
So you think Taos is a small road stop?
M. Hood Fishing Apparently!
M. Hood Fishing ... Taos.... CooL little town...
no taos isn't small at all in the sense it's known for art and other fame bringing things
I live in taos, Red River doesn't seem so secluded to me. Especially considering all the "hidden" residential areas. But kind of cool to be close to what one would consider secluded. Its beautiful for sure.
Probably the third or fourth best known town in NM... if red river counts as a town, Taos has to
How can you exclude Wyoming? Wyoming is the least populated state in the entire US yet is the 9th largest landmass. The entire population of the state, which is less than 500,000, is less than the population of any major city alone. I suggest you do a little more research.
easy to forgot that state exists.
Because he is not doing STATES. Hes doing cities. And in that area. Low population is a local number like an average. The cities they are doing are ones that seperate themselves like a SMALL group in exclusion for reasons. the city on Mackinac island is in a secluded spot, but not left alone because of its desirable location and historical relevance. Its cities up on Mountains for which people don't live. The view is nice for climbing, but you can't put a major store up there, so driving down a narrow road makes it so its less desirable to get to a city. Its not stupid. Narrow curving road path streets...
He excluded Wyoming because he has no idea what he's talking about.
CplSki USMC.......I agree. Some of most isolated cities, of over 1,000, are in old Wyoming.
@@bmfilmnut Aside from not mentioning Wyoming he does. So what..
I love Red River, NM!
I love the humor in your videos.
How about a video on "10 cities with the best/safest water". Or "10 cities with no nuclear reactors/power plants". Or "10 cities with lowers elevations", "10 cities with highest elevations". "10 cities with the highest legal gun ownership"."10 states with the worst polluted lakes". "10 states or cities with the worst beach erosion".
BTW: I Love Tucumcari, NM. Not much there, but the people are the nicest I have come across. I am a military brat & travel nurse...I've traveled all over this country. So, I've lived everywhere...lol. Gypsy at heart.
77Wells homophobes are usually self-loathing homosexuals themselves...anything you wanna share đđđ
ASG66 the fact that you replied with hostility just proves my point. Come out already. No one cares Chad, really they donât.
Kenton Oklahoma nearest Walmart is 100 miles away in Guymon Ok, nearest town is Boise City population 1,500 only 1 hwy goes through it and it's in a different time zone then the rest of Oklahoma they are on mountain time while the rest of Ok is on central time.
walmart? i can name you 20 towns and villages in Alaska that has no walmart or any other big box store. and where your groceries are flown in, making a fresh salad but a dream!
Amen from a fellow Alaskan. Walmart is an overnight trip for us--unheard of for our Lower 48 brethren.
How about Jarbidge, NV. There is not a paved road within 20 miles of this towm. The nearest major cities are Elko, NV, 104 miles away, or Twin Falls, ID, 92 miles away. Winter population is about 12 (for the mine) and in summer can grow to about 120 people. The main business in town is the Red Dog Saloon and the town has wooden sidewalks and all of the roads are dirt. It is famous for being the sight of the last stagecoach robbery in the US in 1916.
You are hilarious! Thanks for the entertainment and laughs! I love your videos!
30 Days of Night freaked me out. Not sure I can step foot in Barrow. đ„¶
My daughter had to work in Nome Alaska for two summers. She lived across from the Polaris Inn (seriously look at the travel advisor reviews... hilarious!). She also went to Teller. . She really enjoyed her working time there and would love to go back, but for work not to live! Here is part of the Travel advisor review of the Polaris Hotel..."If you have even a little self respect, stay away.
The Polaris Hotel is probably the biggest crap hole I've ever stayed in and this includes vacant buildings I had to sleep in while I was stationed in Iraq."
Slippery Storm , Really! Its gone?? Was other buildings close by harmed?? I drove cab for a year in Nome. Was hopeing the B.O.T. would burn down. THAT is hell disquised as a bar.
I read the reviews on your suggestion - OMG!
Kitty Mervine it burned down...al is good now.
ALL hotels in Alaska are shitholes..even here in anchorage..
google the Black Angus inn...or the red roof inn anchorage..some crab infested shithole hotels..that cost over 100$ a night too..
Great video. Very informative and entertaining. Thank you.
I am English and was amazed that a friend of mine travels 12 hours to go to the Orthodox Church in Canada! The distances are mind boggling for us who are never more than 70 miles from the sea in the UK!
Diomede is also a great example of a secluded town.
Finn is Mediocre Absolutely. Itâs also the only town in the US where Russia is visible.
caribou is my home town! It really is beautiful!
I was there from 1986 to 1989 at the Coast Guard Loran Station, I used to love walking "downtown" Caribou on Christmas eve during snow falling. I miss it, and yes it was beautiful. Best regards from San Juan, Puerto Rico.
I'm from Washburn myself. Lived on the Caribou Rd.
Oh snap..I love freeaay jim..nice colab
"Be nice everyone", may I add- remember to love
I like your "Quit Typing"!!!!!
Sneedville, Tennessee beats all these...research it. Sneedville is home to the Melungeons.
What / WHO are Those ? Melungeons ? IS IT a Cult / or Food ? Thanks
You've been to Maine?
@@joesphschramm3754 I Have Been / If that was for Me ! L.L Bean & Bangor etc etc Fishing !
No, it was to M60 Sneedville guy
@@joesphschramm3754 Ok / Thanks - Lets Listen what he has to say !
I saw this and totally worth the beaver joke & point Roberts! Great vlog!
Ayeeee LOVE from Caribou, Maine!!!!!