Live Stream Journey: Beach Walk and Ferry Ride Experience

The live stream resumed after a signal drop, showcasing a scenic walk back from Fort Tilden to the ferry.

### A Day at the Beach: Live Stream Adventures and Ferry Ride
* 📡 After experiencing signal issues, the live stream resumed at **Beach 121 Streets**, welcoming back viewers and friends.
* 🏖 The host reminisced about the **wooden boardwalk destroyed during Hurricane Sandy** and shared memories of biking along the **noisy planks**.
* 🚴 While discussing the local area, the host pointed out an interesting sight: a **dentist's chair** visible through a window in a nearby house.
* 🚢 Planning to take the NYC ferry to Sunset Park, the host expressed gratitude for viewer support, including a **generous $10 super chat**.
* ⏳ As the host walked back from Fort Tilden, they noted the **beauty of the ocean** and how the new boardwalk was **more bike-friendly than before**.
* 🏙 The journey included reflections on the changes in the area since Hurricane Sandy and the peculiarities of local buildings, including one that **gave them nightmares**.
* 🌊 The live stream highlighted the host's enjoyment of the beach, mentioning a **refreshing swim in the ocean** and the **warm weather**.
* 🕖 As the ferry arrival time approached, the host planned to **pause the stream to conserve battery** and resume once the ferry arrived, ensuring viewers **stayed updated**.

All right, the signal dropped out so much that the stream just stopped. Welcome back, replay viewers. We're now at Beach 121 Streets. Welcome back, Dad. Welcome back, Sarge. Now, this is not to say we're gonna lose a signal again. Good to see you, Shar. Sunshine after the rain. Lock, load, Stephanie. Purple Queen, Dave, Ramona, Lenora. Found me. Let's see how long this lasts. Cowboy Coney, hello. This is the zigzag. I hope we're back. We're back. Maria, hope we're back. Brian, I hope we're back. I don't know if you see a viking. No, no, Sarah. I think some of these buildings here were creating a little bit of a queen's back, baby. That's right. Good to see you there, Susan Ingalls. Yeah, no, the wooden part got destroyed during Hurricane Sandy. Good to see you, Gary. This used to be the old wooden boardwalk that was all destroyed during Sandy. So this is the replacement right here. I used to love doing a little little

turn right here when it was all wood used to make used to make so much noise on the bike with all the wood clacking. Hey, remember that turn all right beach 120. I think I'm going to make my ferry [Music] watching women's cross-country cycling like oh my god Chris can you cycle. It's going on right now. It's one of my favorite uh events. Good to see you Tom prank. I'm back. I'm trying call it. I'm trying to stay on this house is interesting. If you ever come down here look inside this window right there. I'm not going to zoom in on it cause I know I don't want people to get me weird but there is a dentist chair in that window. There is a dentist I'm sorry in the in the right window. There's a dentist's chair in there. I always wondered about that which fairy might take. I'm taking the NYC ferry taking the NYC ferry to uh to uh sunset park nice and lockload with a 10 super chat locklaw. Thank you so much for

the very generous ten dollars you want the welcome for showing off your hometown. Is that a dentist? I don't know. It could be just a private house with a dentist chair in there. I was watching YouTube, so me talking about it. Yes, that was the 90th anniversary video, Purple Queen for the Daily News, the New York Daily News. Actually, seeked me out, and as you saw in that piece, used some of my live stream, which was great. I'm back, bluesy. I'm back, baby. All right, ten blocks to go over and by the sea a little bit further down from here. Look at all the sea grass they put in here. Oh my god, Jim. I got my night. I got my four hours, Jim. I got my four hours of staring at the ocean. I'm very happy. I'm so happy that I'm willing to walk all the way back to the ferry and try to video as much of it as I can, like this building here. I'm worried about right here. Hopefully, they got good connectivity down here.

I took the vaccine for the better 5G connectivity, but Q lied to me. Damn it, Q. Q-n on and the guy with the horns and Tucker Carlson and the entire Swanson family of products, they all lied to me. Hello, they out there in Calgary, Canada. Craig, Craig, hello. Now we're coming up to a building now which is still occupied. I know Q does that. Yeah, Bill Gates, the whole Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, all of them. This is new. I don't remember this. See here that I ride the bike. I ride the bike here so fast that I forget what it looks like. Yeah, a bunch of bold-faced liars, right, Susan? It's kind of, there's a whole industry for that kind of stuff. 6:21, I think I'm gonna get there by 6:30. The Koch brothers. So I'm approaching Beach 116th Street. This is the last stop on the A train, and right here is an apartment. It's an apartment building that when I first saw it, it gave me I.

swear to God, it gave me nightmares, and it still gives me nightmares today. Good to see you, Abx girl. Good to see you, Joe. Good to see you, Esteban Benito. Yeah, a lot has changed, Sarge. This used to be all wood, and we got the new bathrooms here, those Coney Island-style bathrooms. If you're having a great day, Frank, having a fantastic day. So, this building here is for highly functioning people with mental disabilities, and as you see, it looks like a regular apartment building, the kind you'll find on any kind of street in New York, but it's right here facing the ocean, and there's always weird people hanging around. This building gives me nightmares. I can only imagine what it was like during Hurricane Sandy. Could only imagine. I remember when I first saw it. It looked exactly the same, by the way, you know, people hanging out in front, door open. It just made me think so much. I think they commented on the fact that when they started hitting the... He started healing the cowbell. I started walking in.

time with it. I think they just made that comment in Spanish, and they kind of had to chuckle amongst themselves. But that's something I do naturally because I used to be in marching band. If I hear a beat, I tend to walk in step with it kind of naturally, you know, even if I have to do a half step. Sounds nose, that sounds in Cuba, sounds of Puerto Rico. I know it's be thankful I'm not in there. Yeah, that's an understatement. All these buildings here, this is a scary area here. This is like the warehouse, the warehousing section of humans here. This is a scary section right here. Okay, then further down on the nice apartments. Hello there, Jennifer. Well, here we go. I forgot to shut off my alarm. Damage that alarm's gonna go up every few minutes. Hopefully, the alarm going up for a few minutes doesn't mess up the stream. Well, I'm gonna make the ferry. I think I'm gonna make it. I'm doing great today, Jennifer. Had four hours in the ocean, four hours.

on the beach probably an hour and a half that in the ocean itself. The water was so clean and warm, and yeah, the lower humidity is amazing, but it's a little humid, but nothing too crazy. But this is my first time ever walking all the way back from Fort Tilden. I have never done this walk before, and I mapped it out. I was like, Oh, it's only four miles. I've done longer walks than this in the city. Yeah, the boardwalk is now very bike-friendly. Technically, on the far left-hand side is a bike lane, but people just kind of walk anywhere, and there's plenty of room to maneuver around anyway, so it's not too bad. Oh, I'm sorry, Maria. I think we're gonna have a few more hot days left, so hang in there. I'm definitely gonna come back to Port Tilden, maybe on Tuesday. I mean, on Thursday. I think on Thursday, I might come back out here. How did I get to the beach today after I was done with my tour?

I walked because I was working in Lower Manhattan. This morning, I walked down to Pier 11, Wall Street, and then I took the ferry. And then I got some lunch at a Rockaway bagel. And then from there, I took an Uber to Fort Tilden, where then after that, it's like a 15-minute walk, 10-10 minute walk really, to my favorite spot on the beach, Wilm's doing great man. Next stop bank watching, uh, watching hidden secrets of the Northern Line last night, watching Jago Hazard videos all last night trying to fall asleep because if there's a video hazard talking about London's underground and tails from the tube. So, I was learning about Embankment and Bank and Monument and yeah, pretty much Sarah, I'm this the spot I'm in when you get to Fort Tilden. You get like a thousand feet of beach to yourself, so you get a whole bunch of beach completely by yourself, and that's why I like going to Fort Tilden. I get all that space all to myself.

all right beach 110. Holy crap, I'm gonna make it. I'm gonna make it, I said to myself. If I could get there at least a half hour ahead of time, so 6:45, I should be definitely on that new boat. Good to see you, James. So yeah, Jago Hazard, I recommend down on the Hudson. I was at a sim last night because I couldn't fall asleep, so I almost did a flight sim last night. That's taking off from JFK, by the way, at the JFK departure. As we are past Saint John's of Rockaway Beach, this is where there's a way I ride the bike down the ramp. I need another American truck sim. Yeah, oh yeah, Jago Hazard has some fantastic videos. Yeah, watch. I watch trade videos to fall asleep too. Yeah, and she's a church on the beach. Yes, indeed. This is where you got the nice condominiums is down here. This area here in particular was devastated during Hurricane Sandy. If you can imagine, the whole boardwalk basically planted itself.

here in the streets, there's pictures of the boardwalk. All right here, all the whole wooden boardwalk just basically shifted over. It's pretty scary. Oh yeah, lots of bungalows got destroyed. A lot of things got destroyed during Hurricane Sandy. Yeah, ATVs are coming down here. So those are con, those are more, those are more. You'll see more of those down here in Rockaway. All right, well, we're just two blocks away from the ferry now. Uh, why did I contact you? Uh, because I wanted to go to the beach, Robin, and I wanted to spend the day alone. You know the history better than you know. Okay, well, I just plan to come in here to go to the beach, Robin. Good to see you there, John. Okay, 116. The main shopping area here, a bunch of bungalows right here. I did have fun, Robin. It's fantastic. Went for, it was in that ocean for a good 90 minutes. Went to Fort Tilden, and then on the way back, so basically I filmed this entire walk coming back.

So I have a pre-recorded video of Fort Tilden, and then I did the live stream as soon as I could have got into cell phone service. It's a good and bad thing about I'm not going to Rockaway Taco today. I'm already heading on home. Gotta catch that seven-fifteen boat. Oh yeah, negatives on the ions. Yes, it did feel amazing. And also, all the broken shells and everything. There was a lot of scowl in the water. Look at this new building. Wow, this is very gentrified-looking food and drink. Okay, interesting. Whole bunch of new stuff coming in here. Now, let's see how long the line is for the ferry. I could immediately tell if I'm gonna get on the boat or not. Well, this is a mural. That's kind of cool. It's very fancy. And they got the little boutique shop here in the corner. Wow, Rockaway coming up. Wow, hello there, Rainier. Working, watching my live stream. Awesome. Yeah, well, a boutique. It's a boutique.

hotel Stephanie, so it's not meant to be a big hotel. Wow, that's wild for this neighborhood. [Laughter] Okay, somebody having a little bit of a sticker protest there as I pass underneath the A-train. But this is the first time I have ever walked back from Fort Tilden to the ferry. It's not that bad of a walk. It's a long walk. It's definitely a long walk. There we go. I have my alarm set for the ferry, so it keeps going off every 10 minutes. Come on, cars. Yeah, nice day for the boardwalk. Nice day for a walk along the boardwalk. Yes, indeedy do. Man, I weren't lying. Now, is Dutch gonna be able to get on the ferry? I could tell immediately when I see the line if I'm gonna get on or not. Q53 for all you bus drivers out there. Q53 select bus. Did have a nice day for a walk. I mean, I did do. I mean, think about it. I did. I did a 12-mile

bicycle tour. Then I took the ferry down here. I did Uber over to Fort Tilden and then walked 10 minutes to my spot. But then I walked all the way back, which took me about 90 minutes, 100 minutes, about. Went to Beach Channel High. Nice, right? It's right, it's before six, 6:45, right? Uh, yes, I do have torpedoes waiting for me. I do have torpedoes waiting. Okay, it's gonna be fantastic when I, it's gonna be fantastic when I get home, take a shower, and your bets on me. Well, if it's before 6:45, I should be good, but let's see, they work. I was amazed by how many people were, yes, about 10 minutes ahead. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. All right, I think I, I think I got it. Let's see. Oh yeah, I'm definitely on there. Actually, is it loading now? Are they loading a weird, a weird timed boat? Oh my god, they are. Guys, I'm gonna have to cut this video short because I think I can hop on this.

boat right now, so let me. I think it's ahead of schedule. Yeah, have a fantastic Queen's Day, whether you live here or not. Oh no, they're lifting the thing. We missed it, but we'll be the first ones on the next boat. I'm not going to run because there's one at 7:15. And Susan Ingles for the ten-dollar super chat. Susan, thank you so much for the ten dollars. Let's see, let's see, let's see. All right, so then we're going to grab the next one. It's not a big deal because there's another boat coming, and I don't know when. Who wants to look it up online? Let's sit down, let's sit down. Ah, we're not going anywhere, we're not going anywhere, we're hanging out now. We're going to be the first ones online. Oh, that feels good. Since we're the first ones online, hold on guys, let me try to get a cash ticket here. Let me try to get a cash ticket. Hold on.

if you guys want to look up online when the next boat is, be much appreciated. Let me see if I can get a cash ticket here. Oh, I think I'll be able to get a cash ticket here. Take it, it's one dollar. That is, take it, that's two dollars. Let's make it three, baby. Take it, there we go. Oh my god, we gotta, I guess we're gonna ride the ferry now because we got a paper ticket. We got a paper ticket and we're the first ones online. All right, let me get my drink out and I guess we're hanging out. Okay, we're hanging out. All right, we're hanging out, we're riding the ferry. I want to wait until I get home to have a beer. They do sell beers on the ferry, but I am not in the mood for that. You don't know how to look at the boat schedule? Look up NYC ferry or go to Google Maps and then you'll see the ferry stop at 108 street and then just click on that and it will actually tell you when the

next boat's coming, so I'm going back to Sunset Park. I can't go to Hoboken, Renee. I gotta go home, Renee. I'm not gonna go to Hoboken. Why would I go to Hoboken? Why would I go to Hoboken? It's a million-dollar question. Why around 7:15, right? No, just vote this. I go to Bay Ridge. This boat goes to Sunset Park. Hoboken is in New Jersey. I have no reason to go to Hoboken because I don't live in Hoboken. Beard is in effect. I would love to know the schedule. It may be new Times Square to visit Sinatra's old haunts. Okay, what location am I in? Um, in Queens and the Rockaways. Uh, beer in the on the ferry is expensive, but it's fit. It's a fairy beer. It's a commute. It's a commuter beer. 7:15 is the next boat. Okay, so we gotta, we might be running extra boats, who knows, which will be nice. I'm waiting for this alarm to go off again. I have to clear it.

instead of just swiping it away, it might kill this stream though. 35 minutes, that sounds about right. Yeah, 7:15, 7:15 is the next boat supposedly. Fairy beer has oil and barnacles in it, I don't know about that. Beach 108 is in Rockaway Park, yep, there you go. Ah, people slowly lining up, sure ain't no merman. No, they have mermaid on the boat though, they have the Coney Island brand beer. Uh, seven, 7:45, there we go. I am happy to sit down, I'm very happy to sit down and have a good night there, Bloozy. Yeah, the ferry is supposed to, but if they're running early, that's good. They're running extra boats, that's good. Feels good to sit down. All right, time to break up my last drink, that should be still ice-c. Okay, schedule says 7:15, but there are no updates. Okay, thanks Jim, I'm pretty sure 7:15 is gonna happen. That awesome girl in the girl

what's up still still icy. Oh my god, talk about coconut water. I forgot their pieces of right aloe, aloe, and coconut, real aloe pulp in this. Holy cow, this is good. More people now hopping on. Yeah, we're taking the ferry. Jonathan, you're more than welcome. Phyllis, it's good. It's the best thing to have when you're dehydrated. It's better than Gatorade. Hello, Neil out there in Flatbush waiting for our ferry here at Rockaway Park. Now we're gonna go to, we're gonna go to Sunset Park. We're gonna go to the Brooklyn Army Terminal in Sunset Park. Went to the beach today, was 100 degrees. Oh, it was beautiful. Native New Yorker, I had a great day today. That's why you gotta go swimming when it's hot. And I gotta get my, I gotta get my mask ready. You gotta wear a mask on the ferry, even if you're above deck. There we go, people really coming on the ferry now, 97. That is warm.

I gotta swim in that ocean. It felt amazing swimming in that ocean today, really. It's coming at 7:47, really. Is the ferry delayed, guys? You could check if you go to the NYC ferry website. It will show you where the ferries are on a map, and it will tell you if it's plus or minus time. I hope it's not one for... I hope it's not 747. I'll just stop the stream and start it up again. I feel like doing that now. I feel like doing that now so I could check everything. No, a swim back is not an option. No, we do have nice weather. Baked your... you bake riding bike. Nice, you baked while riding a bike. Hello there, Demi. 7:15, Jonathan. Am I being boulder dashed? Hello there, Demi. Okay, gonna go with Jonathan. He's good afternoon there from Illinois. Do what you got to do, you know what? You know what? I am going to. It's showing 7:15. Okay, so let's just go with it. Let's just go with it. Hello there from

Israel clearly, the other people, yes, and the line is quickly forming, and I feel lucky here to be sitting down. Got more time. Okay, there you go. Hey, let's sing the song Who's on First. I'm literally saw the fairy roll out just now, and the apps do not have any updates anywhere. Wow, that's weird. The app is usually good about telling you if the ferries are running later, early, or not, but maybe the real-time recon is not working. 7:15 should come on time. I am, but at 7:09. Okay, I'm conf. Who is out there? Yeah, Renee. Uh, yeah, you're really, um, confusing me, man. Very cross-emerging. I know that song. That's a Liverpool song at 7:09. It's coming. Okay, it arrives at 7:09, departs five minutes later. Okay, that makes sense. There's gonna be a lot of people on that, a lot of people on that boat having a heat wave there. [Laughter] It's the summertime. Can't even see. We can't even see.

manhattan today. It's so hazy. Normally, we could see manhattan from here, but not today. Okay, I'm delayed 18 minutes. Thank you, Jim. All right, so you know what I'm going to do, guys. I'm going to stop the live stream for a little bit so I don't run out of battery, and then once the ferry boat comes in, we'll start it up again. Okay, so hang on in there, kids, and I will be back one more time, and we'll continue on where masks are still recommended. So, I will be back. I will be back. I will see you guys in a little bit. All right.

🔴 NYC Live: Wandering Queens Part 2  - 7/27/21

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The signal dropped out multiple times during the live stream, but the host is now at Beach 121 Streets.

The area has a new boardwalk replacement after being destroyed by Hurricane Sandy.

The host is taking the NYC ferry to Sunset Park and shares interesting observations about the buildings along the way, including one with a dentist chair in the window.

A Day in Fort Tilden: Reflections and Experiences

The speaker shares their unsettling memories of a mental disability apartment building facing the ocean, which still gives them nightmares.

They describe their enjoyable day at the beach, with clean and warm water, and a bike-friendly boardwalk.

The speaker also shares their unique journey to Fort Tilden, highlighting the peacefulness of having a thousand feet of beach to themselves.

The narrator is excited to make it to the ferry for a day at the beach, reminiscing about the area's devastation during Hurricane Sandy.

They mention the gentrification and new developments in the neighborhood, as well as the fun they had swimming in the ocean and exploring Fort Tilden.

The narrator reflects on their long walk back to the ferry and the anticipation of catching the boat home.

The narrator took a bicycle tour, then a ferry, and an Uber to Fort Tilden, followed by a 90-minute walk back.

They were waiting for a ferry, hoping to catch the next boat after missing the previous one.

The narrator managed to get a cash ticket and was the first in line for the ferry, planning to ride it home and have a beer later.

Commuting from Rockaway Park to Sunset Park

The speaker is waiting for a ferry to Sunset Park, avoiding Hoboken, and discussing the boat schedule.

They mention the expensive ferry beer and the warm weather, while also sharing their enjoyable day at the beach.

The speaker emphasizes the importance of wearing a mask on the ferry and notes the increasing number of people boarding.

The speaker had an amazing time swimming in the ocean and is checking the ferry schedule.

The NYC ferry website provides real-time updates on ferry locations and arrival times.

The speaker plans to stop the live stream to conserve battery and will return once the ferry arrives.