Episode 28: Minecraft World Tours (Lower Manhattan NYC)

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[jjboi]

I live in nyc and I approve of this world.
It is very realistic.

[gameownertje]

Thank you JuicyTaz201 for touring my world! :)

[Spinosaurus-nzlz]

5:48 that's my countries flag the Union Jack.

[Toniboi]

Well done! This was a great tour and you showed you knew what you were talking about, something others may not be able to do

[gogglegoggles]

It's cool how I was just yesterday browsing through NYC worlds and now you upload this video

[desertvalleyfilms]

The stairs at 4:38 were the one that chief pfeifer and his men ran up to escape the south tower’s collapse to get the north walkway

[zac]

It's awesome how knowledgeable you are about NYC, I live there and know a ton less than you!

[namesomega]

I was just there last night and driving there feels like driving in a maze. It's so tightly packed with traffic there almost 24/7

[NYC_Construction_Updates]

Lower Manhattan is my favorite place in New York City

[theofficialtrain]

its good they did not get rid of the woolworth building

[Aetherzic]

putting the stairs in the grey lines on the towers is a good idea. I'm gonna try and add that into my towers. Thank You!

[Princessdhy]

Juicy have you been in the world Trade Centers before?

[toastydoggo]

A personal favorite of mine is The Woolworth building. It's great

[donnettestephens]

Welcome to the warm Manhattan New York

[konnorpravata]

That is the best World Trade Center ever

[postl]

I like how people say 'Never forget September 11th' but most of them weren't even alive during the attack. LOL

[izayaduz]

Can you please try doing a tutorial on times square!

[blueskythefox]

construction of North Tower began in August 1968 and the South Tower in 1969, and it was opened on April 4, 1973, and 7 World Trade Center was opened in 1987. sorry for my bad english.

[blakemcnamara]

I'm glad that you mentioned that dreadful period in architecture history. The City of New York was especially hit hard at that time. Even mass transit was greatly affected as many of the original elevated train lines in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx (which connected with the subway) were demolished so that the surrounding working class neighbourhoods could be cleared in favour of expensive high-rise apartments. For more information on this check out Roger Arcara's Transportapes.

[jessejarvis]

I wish I could build as good as you maybe if I follow my dreams I can do good