I-494 and the Bloomington Strip
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Great work as always mate
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i always like the google Earth intros , they add a perfect kick to the drive!
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Ahh yes... at 2:32 lives the pedestrian bridge at Second Avenue. I grew up just south of it, back when AB Dick, Atlas Van Lines, and Patterson Dental were the only buildings north of 79th. We used to ride our bikes on the trails in the fields, and then, when we were feeling REALLY brave (i.e. stupid as shit) we would cross the bridge on the OUTSIDE of the protective fence, with our feet on the girders. You'd be suprised how many drivers never noticed we were potential windshield decorations!
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whats the song called.?
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thanks for putting this up. What's interesting is that 494 used to end by MN5 and then you had to take that up to MN 100? (Mendota Hts Blvd) and then it would turn back into 494. There used to be a traffic light at M. Hts. Blvd and 52. I think they connected the 494 together in the '80s. I have a 1980 Rand McNally that shows the 494 not quite completed. I'm from Cleveland, have Minnesota friends, ja? :) and I love this vid.
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1:49 made me laugh.
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Of all the videos I have watched that you have done I think this one is the best.
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Minnesota is awesome,Florida is just awful full of ghettoes and bad folks.
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love your vids man, these give me such nostalgia as i traveled through the metro many a time back in the day
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karma's a bitch aint it?
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wha at 1:50?
The actual driving time within this video is 3.58 mins (out of the total 4 mins and 18 seconds total video duration), during which you drove 33 miles. This means that your apparent speed in this video is an incredible 553 MPH! That's why you feel a little sick while watching it. Can you imagine driving a metro freeway in traffic at 553 MPH? Keep up the good work.
2indulgent 2 years ago
I used 3 double speeds. crazy I know.
eluko79 2 years ago
coool! Have you done a Hwy 5 yet? that one might be tricky since it changes a lot
brojoghost 2 years ago
If only they would connect it to Phalen Blvd via the Furness Pkwy and along the railroad tracks. Then it would be one sweet drive.
eluko79 2 years ago