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Those were the good ole days.
ОтветитьNow THIS is why I moved to Florida!!!! The history gives me chills. The people of old Florida were the toughest there ever was. We have been here in Florida for 6 months( well hubby was born here but moved away for a long bit) & we have explored places that are off the beaten path of tourists. We ain’t interested in Disney or anything of that nature... we want HISTORY! Going to head to that museum this weekend! We drove thru Matlacha last weekend looking for some Reggae ☺️ Thanks for the video!!! Bc of you, we have chose NE Cape Coral to settle for now 🙂
ОтветитьReally enjoying your vids today!!
ОтветитьWish you would re-do the video with new narration, leave out the old-days drug stories.... A new video, same video with new audio, with you then telling us about life there. What is the cost of houses, and were you stating the new laws are preventing any agriculture, and what about small gardens?
ОтветитьBorn and raised in everglades city Fl been a resident for 35 yrs and I wouldn't change it for the world there is so much that outsiders don't know and will never know because everglades is still as quiet and I know that because of undercovers and stuff u never know am 5th generation
Ответить‘Resources to correct their economical deficiency.’ Well said Lol
ОтветитьPlayback at 1.25 speed is perfect
ОтветитьAwesome!
ОтветитьThis guy is all over the place I saw a video that he made where he was leaving Florida and moving to Alabama and he had all these bad things to say about Florida and so many good things to say about Alabama and about two months later he leaves Alabama moved back to Florida and is talking shit about Alabama and praising Florida he don’t know what he wants or who he is
ОтветитьI would still remember my hometown because I grow up there but move to California because of the hurricane in 2018
ОтветитьThe Coptic family built Everglades City
ОтветитьI live in Ft.Lauderdale and have always wanted to take a drive out there and even spend a night. EXCELLENT PRESENTATION ! So nice and interesting that you gave us the history of the city.
ОтветитьI’m actually writing a comic that is set here.
ОтветитьThank you love watching.
ОтветитьGlad you did this one, thanks! You’ve been just about everywhere now.
ОтветитьI'm writing a novel based in the Everglades, thank you for sharing your history and culture with the invisible peoples on the internet.
ОтветитьJust went here this past weekend. Driving through the road when you first enter you can tell this place has been through a lot. It also feels untouched and secluded from tourism which is my favorite. If you want peace and quiet it's definitely a place to visit. I wish I stayed for a sunset they must be nice over there.
ОтветитьSurprisingly I thought maybe you would mention the Watson killing…an American story…loved visiting EC and the 10K islands…
ОтветитьIf it wasn't for the cocain trade Everglades city would still have dirt roads and shacks. I saw it happen.
ОтветитьI've enjoyed your videos for a while now. I used to live in South Florida for 6 years, dont think I could live there now but I had a great time back then, enjoyed its natural beauty.
ОтветитьKey west was a big import place..alot of corruption back in 70s
ОтветитьI worked on the road construction out there on 41 in2013-2013. Absolutely loved the area and would move there if I could, but when the job was done I went back home to North Florida and won’t leave my family and they won’t move with me. Turns out, I’m the only one who loved it😢.
ОтветитьThe locals say “call yer county” not collier and that little island is pronounced “Chuck a lusky” not Chokoloskee. The can spot an outsider right off the bat by the way they pronounce the names around there.
Ответитьso many 40 year old's theses days getting nostalgic ;wait to ya get to ya mid 50's my friend it'll pass
ОтветитьKewl!! Smallwoods store it's been a longtime since I stopped there.
ОтветитьWho doesnt smoke weed?
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ОтветитьFlorida today is over populated, over polluted, and over priced. I moved here in 84 when it was still pristine. those days are long gone and aren't coming back. my postcard dream is destroyed in ruins. out of hatred of ice I stay, but thats it.
ОтветитьHow did Florida take away rights from these locals that took away their ability to thrive? What laws what regulations what people. Please be specific! It's easy to make generalize statements that have zero basis in facts to back these statements up. My money says not 9nr single thing you said us true. But prove me wrong
ОтветитьAs a cabbie in naples in the early 80's,we all had stories of our everglades fisherman,they were important to us,,and we to them.lots of stories about these characters
ОтветитьIts good and commendable that you show the dark side of florida unlike alot of politicians
ОтветитьYou have ABSOLUTELY NO idea of what really went on in Everglades city. you are just repeating stories that's been spread by other people and books.
ОтветитьThanks and loved the video! I have family in Goodland nearby. We were just there 2 weeks ago and was really blown away by the store. I found it really interesting learning about the Edgar Watson story. We will be going back again and be taking a boat trip to chathem bend where Edgar built his farm. Also, look up the stories about Totch Brown.
ОтветитьTo watch a sunset in da glades, you start floating.
Magical until you notice it’s da skeeters toting you off. Lol🤠
My city (Ocala) used to look similar YEARS AGO, but "The winds of change came and took their toll."
Not all change is bad, but likewise not all change is improvement/progress.
More like 40,000 Islands
ОтветитьTo bad we can't go back to the place it used to be. Ever since they let the developers came here its like a cancer that you can't cure.They will not be happy until They Kill it. I'm a 5th generation Florida cracker and proud of it and don't care how you did it up where you came from If you want to do us a solid go back home and quit telling what to do
ОтветитьWhy would you think that you should be taught about local drug dealing in school??
ОтветитьFirst off I am a 8 generation native to Everglades city fl my family live here before there was a town and where the Saltwater Cowboys coming from that’s just some made up name. This guy is making it up I guess plus it didn’t end until the late 80s. My father went to jail for this all my family, which were the Daniels. They were the kingpins in Everglades city they were the head guys doing it. It didn’t end in the early 80s, and they did not haul cocaine. They only hauled marijuana. They went and got it off of shrimp boats offshore and brought it into Everglades city so I’m gonna keep listening to this guys here first off and then I’ll comment again.
ОтветитьEverglades city they brought it in on boats called Tcrafts They used air boats and they also use stone crab boats to bring in the marijuana. My dad lost 4 boats that got impounded by the government. My dad was out on Bail and still doing loads in the late 80s, there’s so much of the story. This guy is not telling that is true. He has no clue. I’ve lived in Everglades city my whole life born and raised my great great great grandmother was born on Fakahatchee Island and there’s graves there early 1800s they live there.
ОтветитьEverglades city they brought it in on boats called T crafts .They used air boats and they also use stone crab boats to bring in the marijuana. My dad lost 4or5 boats that got impounded by the government. My dad was out on Bail still doing loads in the late 80s, there’s so much of the story. This guy is not telling that is true. He has no clue. I’ve lived in Everglades city my whole life born and raised my great great great grandmother was born on Fakahatchee Island and there’s graves there early 1800s they live there and my great great grandfather had the Smallwood store but the Daniels family were the head guys for the marijuana kingpins in Everglades city
ОтветитьYeah, they’re called. Loggerhead turtles.
ОтветитьAnd first off, they never got caught doing it. They got ratted out by people people ratted them out. They never got caught in the process of hauling marijuana. It was all done by people riding them out. My dad went to jail for like eight years I know.
ОтветитьNothing personal but here in the last year there’s Ben so many people talking about what happened and 99 percent of it is wrong I drives me crazy there’s about 20 people that know the truth and there natives that are still living here in Everglades city they all done it and went to jail for it they know the truth I have heard hundreds of stories from them and my father who did it and went to prison
ОтветитьI visited Everglades city in 1972 people were poor
kids barefoot they lived in shacks went back in the 80s and they had nice homes nice cars and kids straped in gold chains. Shrimping got good in the 70s.
Come on stop with all that nonsense every inch of the South Florida coastline was the same as that little town right there ...off the chain & WFO 😎
ОтветитьGreat video. Brings back a lot of memories for me. I lived on Chokoloskee Island from 1985 to 1986. My father was head of construction for Outdoor Resorts of America. I started off working for him but quickly started my own landscaping business. We had a lot of good times back then and they were still running the fun stuff pretty hard. More than once coming across the causeway we spotted multiple bales floating along peacefully. It would be nice to visit again someday. My father has since passed and I'm not getting any younger. Thanks for sharing this video.
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