Definitely haunted. Had many things happen to me in there

I lived in The Byron Hot Springs in the 70s. I remember that hotel Spend the night in it And the peacocks used to scream and they Sounded like Somebody dying. Lol I don't think we made it through a whole night in the party room, I think we moved to the barn LO.L good times.

Heard through the grape vine, someone wants to get an Auberry Sawmill running again.

Aye that’s Sarah’s old house!

I’m impressed by the cleanliness of those truck stop showers, and I think $13 is pretty good value. It’s probably a bit more now, though.

Check out Rio Vista, very close to Isleton, it’s a lovely little town with a nice museum and some good bars and restaurants. Also, Lock is a one street town that operates on a time all of its own.

dynamite somebody found some gold!

I used to live in Jamestown and I used to live in Sonora and they're both awesome

We are camping now on Jun-2024 and using this great video! THANK YOU!

I wish I would have known about the basement too!! An old friend had a restaurant there & I would have checked it out too. If I get the chance to ask edgar about it, I will. I will also let you know of he knows about it.

Great history lesson!🤩👏

The McDonald's caught fire and Will be rebuilt

My grandparents settled in the Tracy area after esxaping the 1906 SF earthquake. My uncle was a fireman at that firehouse. My sister lived in the house right behind the firehouse. As a sign painter, I made signs all over Tracy. I also worked at the Tracy Inn as a night clerk. Talking about room rates, the owner advertised special rates for truckers but that was bogus. They got the same rate as everyone else. I used to operate the switchboard there. I also played in bands and did a photo op next to the pool at the Tracy Inn. My grandmother lived on 11th Street which was the main drag back then. As kids, we would watch the nice cars drive back and forth.

I love the Banta Inn! I have never been someone that believes in the paranormal, at least as far as them making themselves known to us here on earth. But, over the years I’ve seen many interesting things at that place! Doors have flown open and closed, lights have dimmed and then come back to life during interesting conversations… the bartenders and waitresses all have their own stories too. I’m not going to comment on that further except to say I love this place- the people are amazing and their service and food, and drinks are fantastic. My family and I have been a patron for over 27 years and we will continue that. I love our shared history in Tracy and Banta. I just recently discovered this video, thank you for posting it.

I live in tracy calafornya that place is next to a Mexican shop

I love how your buddy keeps puffing on his stizzy 😮‍💨👍

I moved to Tracy in 2014 lol

Age of Exploration, i.e. Anglo Saxon Colonial Voyagers... hahaha!

I consistently enjoy the music you add to your videos.

Excellent! I have a question Is your truck 6 or 8 cylinders? How many kilometers do they travel per liter?

I grew up helping at the ranch within the white fence. Clint was the owner and I spent a lot of time picking up walnuts from their trees.

Ha ha! Great video Greg. You put a smile on my face! 😊

Great video Gregg 😁

My school

That’s cool bro

I've been in Turlock all my life. Since 1948. Population was around 4,000 about that time. I remember when I would go to the city and tell people I live in Turlock.. they would say, Wow, you live way out there in the boonies.. It was a pretty nice, peaceful place. Main Street was the only real attraction around at that time. Mostly trees and farms everywhere. It's amazing to see all the earth that has been replaced by houses and buildings.

I LOVE ❤️ these old films! Where are you finding them?

Great video Greg! I especially liked the part where apricots were laid out on wooden drying trays, and then the trays were stacked up. The Dakin sawmill at Shaver Crossing was a tray mill. It would be good to take a snapshot of that photo for our SJ&ERR timeline! ❤😊🎉

My Dad Larry Neeley and Uncle Bobby ran Bobby's Truck stop on old hwy 50. Great memories playing out at the Truck Stop when we were kids. They both passed on now. My Step Mother was Rose Lewis that worked at the Copper Cat for many years across the street from Tracy High. Good memories of Speedy's to. Good times

Miss your videos and your random campouts. Will you ever get back to it?

Just wired Eastwood powerhouse. We were there for 6 months.

Good stuff!! 👍

More videos please brother, where’s the van?

FANTASTIC! 🎉🎉🎉

I remember when that restaurant was called Track 29. It wasTHE place to take your prom date in the mid 80's

Ahhh, the Grand (Apartments) theater - I remember buying weed from a Mexican video store in the mid 90s at the bottom of that block and going up to a studio apartment in the 2nd story of the Grand and getting stoned as a teengaer in high school. Mariachi music blaring out of the adjacent units. lol Good times

Need more videos please even if the same pine flat shaver Huntington chonumbni

I went to school with Darren Erskin and his buddy Eric Brazil

Thank you for your video Sr. that was very helpful. I've been to the summit twice, but never stopped for camping. I'm planning to camp with my daughters at Mount Diablo in July. Just watching some footage and your video helped me a lot. Cheers from Pleasanton

I grew here for two decades.. lots of pain and trauma here throughout my childhood 😊 I call it the “El Paso, Texas” of California 😊 I’m referring to the infamous Nightstalker..

The music is awful and showing the souvineer shop is no help at all.

I love it! Tracy native here. I live in Pennsylvania now. It’s great to see my home town

Beaver Dam is my hometown and both my Mom and Dads side of the family has been in BD, since the 1850s. Fred McMurray was my Grandpa Emerson Grebels 2nd (?) cousin, if Im not mistaken. Im in Waupun now, been here for 14 yrs. 15:56

My Dad just celebrated his 83 birthday & had dinner there. 💕

Hello thanks for the video, tour and advice. I am a fellow van owner 1997, Dodge Ram Wagon, looks identical to yours, with the exception of double doors in the rear..... And a cat!

Open air bear garden? Just like the culture vultures at the American canyon ruins. Weak

You should do a vlog of the keddie murders that took place in plumas county California.

It’s turn again arm, lol!

There was tunnels that went to the courthouse. Across the street was a lady of the evenings house. The judge used to have girls go to the courthouse and blow him.

It's cor-rall hollow. As in "Gunfight at the OK Corral". There is no "coral" in CA, but there are a lot of "corrals". Bricks with the stamp "Carnegie" are worth a lot of bucks!