Adam, so fun that you done through my hometown of Eastman and visited Stuckey’s store #1. The old candy plant is right next to it (red brick building). One of these days, I hope to have the funds to buy that store where my grandparents started our family business and renovate it. Next time you’re in Georgia, please visit the new Stuckey’s candy plant in Wrens, GA. We have a mural out front that celebrates Georgia roadside attractions and a gift shop that includes a bunch of Stuckey’s memorabilia (like the first pecan log roll box). I’m a fan of your channel and am glad you mentioned that we’re making a comeback. Thank you 🙏
Hey Stephanie! I’m originally from Eastman and my grandmother worked at Stuckey’s when she was in her 20’s (she passed in 2005 but would be about 95 now) and then worked in the building when it was Middle GA restaurant in the early 2000’s! So cool to see my hometown featured by the Daily Woo!
@@TheDailyWoothank you! There are only 13 original Stuckey’s with the classic sloped roof architecture still in operation. The ones in Hattiesburg, MS, Summerton, SC, Milton, FL and Johnson City, IL are great examples of the traditional store design. Stop by if you pass them on your travels!
I am glad you changed your mind on buying a house in Georgia .I like the bubble town celebration,plus being by your parents .I think it makes your mom happy when she gets to spend time with you .Thank you for sharing Adam ,All us are happy to join you on your travels adventures
Wow! You were about 50 yards from my house when you were walking around the big city of Broxton GA 😂 Wish I could have met you. I've been watching your channel for few years now. Great stuff!
I grew up going through these small towns, my mother was born and lived in the surrounding area, Adel GA, Douglas, Pearson, Waycross, Nashville, Tipton, Willacoochoee and all the churches..... My Great Grandfather was a Preacher in the area, Rev. Walter L. Vining - RIP 10/25/1967 .....lots of memories with family and visiting all the things! Thank you for the video.... I need to put in a road trip wow the memories!!! Thanks Adam!
Also how cool is that about the house! I’m from Waycross. My grandfather worked for CSX railroad as a diesel mechanic after the Korean War. He is a navy vet
I spent the summer in Patterson, GA in 2010. Going around to Blackshear and Waycross was so fun, checking out abandoned buildings. I love the small town feel. Great video Adam!
Adam, I’m pretty sure the gas latch is connected to your door locks. If you went in for a piping hot caffeinated beverage, you locked the car, thus locking the gas door.
I love small towns and have always wondered where that Barney Fife Mural was. If you don't like Barney, you can nip it in the Bud. Thanks for this one.
So much to see in America; these small towns, have i'm sure at one time...were Great Places to live; what's sad is when you see how many are now vacant, and wonder who lived and worked there. you get the Pensive feeling..and sometimes sad too! I see cars and trains...but no People...erie??? Last Picture Show, the tours are very interesting....so happy you decided to stay put in Celebration, near your family....🦋🦋
On my car you cannot open the gas door if the doors to the car are locked. I found this out when I first bought it because I have a habit of locking my car for safty when i'm not in it at the gas station.
Same! I sat at a gas station not knowing what to do when they showed me at the dealership how easily it pops open with just a tap. I then relock my doors after I pop open the gas cap. But the doors must be unlocked to open the cap.
I just love your show. I used to live in Waycross, so this was a nice blast from the past. Keep up the videos, I like to see what you're up to every day while I enjoy my own piping hot beverage. 😅
Every time I have driven through Waycross, I sing that great western song about Waycross, GA. They have a great western/southern music festival every year. Never actually been there at that time, but if I'm in the area, I'd certainly attend. All the great country music artists have played their, including Elvis.
You know Adam, if you ever want to explore and do videos on Waycross, GA...you can always just rent out your Celebration, FL house and then rent a house in Waycross for say 6 months or a year....But don't sell your FL house. It looks like there are more things to do in Celebration.
I love this content!!! I'm disneyed out. Lol it's ok though, it's your channel. But yeah I'd rather express this and not hold it in. For the best of the channel. I respect you adam and thank you
28:07 Stuckeys !! Wow that brought back some memories back in the 80’s travelling from California to Wisconsin and back to see family we always stopped there . My parents said we could get a souvenir from each state and I chose “toothpick holders” deep cut haha. I probably have 20 different state shot glasses purchased mostly from Stuckeys. Thanks Adam for bring back such great memories.
Thanks for showing the small town videos. This is how your channel got started and I wish you would go back to that more. You can buy a van or SUV and convert it to travel in. I'm sorry about your gas problems. Thats the problem with these electric cars these days.
Nobody does these backroads videos better than you! Love these so much! Btw keep the mustache, looks great on you! Congratulations on the weight loss! You look great!
JustinScarred, WorldofMicah, even TampaJay and countless others put 500% more effort, research and skillful editing than Woodog. He used to make this type of video interesting with his whimsical and devil-may care attitude but, alas, he literally phones it in with minimal effort, driving along in his air conditioned rental car and talking out of his nether regions. Where have you gone, Woo Dimaggio, Woo nation turns its lonely eyes to you. Woo woo woo.
I love it when you do road adventures. It's what attracted me to your channel years ago, and it will always be the content that I like best. Nobody shows off and enjoys small town Americana or shares it better than Adam the Woo!
Glad you got your petrol flap isue sorted. Thank for showing how to getaround it, might be useful to someone one day. love these back road videos .thanks Adam
Some nice findings in GA. Whatever company you got the car from, should contact them and see if you can take it in to a nearly location and have them fix it or change vehicles. That a pain for 2 weeks of driving. I had a similar issue on my Altima and had to fix it.
The Folkston Train is often live streamed from that little watch place....not always, but I have watched several live streams from there... I love watching train and airport live streams.
Adam, love small towns! There's still an old Stuckey's off the exit in Marietta, Ok but, abandoned ones on I-35 and I-40 going towards OKC. Really enjoyed your video and can't wait till your next vlog.
About 30 years ago, I had car trouble about 1/2 mile from the abandoned store at 32:30. It was open then, so I walked there in hopes of using a phone(this was pre cell phone for me). Honestly, the store was hanging on, but had very minimal inventory (drinks, candy, crackers etc). Anyway, I walked there and the nice older black gentleman proprietor said he had no phone there. However, to my disbelief, he very graciously volunteered to drive me to his nearby residence and allowed me to use his home phone. Unreal. I was very grateful. I offered to pay him but he wouldn’t take it. I still pass that place pretty regularly and think about that experience every time.
Adam. That futuristic vehicle is called an Argo. Argo is a 6 or 8 wheeled off-road amphibious vehicle. The one you saw was missing the center wheel, and some have tracks like a tank on it.
Those vehicles are amphibious, looks like someone mounted a propeller type attachment where the middle wheel would go in order to make it go faster across the water...
There was a level of excitement seeing those Stuckey's signs across Route 66 from the back of our stationwagon. Clean restrooms, gas, souvenirs and treats.
“Home of the original pecan log” I can remember my first time eating one years ago. My first and last. Hello Adam. This was a very interesting vlog. Your adventures “on the road” are a way we can see so many places we can’t see by ourselves… Thanks for sharing your adventures with us! ❤🤗❤
Adam you have to unlock all the doors with the door lock switch inside then you can push the gas cover door open. We have two vehicles that work this way (it took me a few minutes to figure out). Take care we have not talked in many year, we met you at Disneyland long ago.
This is great!!! I love Disney but secondly I absolutely love driving back roads, roadside attractions you're filming makes it feel like im riding shot gun. Have fun and praying for safe travels!
Hi Adam, you will find the fuel cap release, parallell to your leg, between the Door and drivers seat. It can also be tied to the trunk release button. Which you pull up to open, but push down to open the fuel cap! As I had similar drama driving a GM grand prix, with that style of fuel cap release! If there is no marking, push to release!
Make sure to add Darien, GA to your on the way back home itinerary. It's the second oldest planned city in GA (behind Savannah). We're a cute little coastal town with some awesome historical places! My crew and I will take you out for some great seafood 😁
I know I'm old when I don't think that Pepsi machine is old. 😅 Looking at that rail line, I always wonder if there are closed train depots in those little towns. That's true where my parents are from. Rail traffic went down, jobs were lost, and people moved away. The depots are still there, which are cool to visit.
Morning Adam 😎📸 the woo. Back roads are the best explore them nicely. Like seeing what was popular but some buildings are abandoned on the back roads. Thanks for taking us on the back roads of America. Hope you don't have to much of car problems, sounds like it's already happening. You take care. Stay safe. ✌️
From the Ford Escape owners manual. I am assuming the vehicle is a hybrid: 1. When you stop your vehicle, shift into park (P) and switch the ignition off. 2. Press the button on the left side of the instrument panel next to the headlamp switch to open the fuel filler door. Button has the outline of a fuel pump on it. The fuel filler door can take up to 15 seconds to open before you can insert a fuel filler nozzle.
Good morning from Waycross GA!!!! Yay!!!! You made it back this way. AWESOME! The little Mexican restaurant there in Folkston is a place we visit often. Worth the drive!! Man this is soooooo cool that you were in my neighborhood!!! Safe travels my friend and THANK YOU!!!!!
Hey Adam 🤗 I’m glad you managed to sort out the fuel cap issue - who would ever think there is something under by the wheel 🫣 loved that view at the end 😊 great day 1, looking forward to seeing what else you get up to ♥️ xxx
I know on certain vehicles, the fuel door will lock when the vehicle is locked. Not sure if you had locked the vehicle after getting out and before pumping gas, but just a thought. 👍
Enjoyed the video. Hopefully, you can make it to the Hero con in Charlotte this weekend. Also, there is a youtube channel there in fouston Ga virtual rail fan. Its a live cam of trains there all over the country we love watching them.
I live in Douglas Ga in Coffee County. My wife is a teacher in Broxton and my Mother grew up in Eastman. I remember going to that Stuckeys as a child and getting the broken candy for Pennies
Towns on last breath. Nobody wants to live in these dead towns out in the middle of nowhere. Interstate highways don't even have turn offs to these towns.
They just look broken, deserted and decaying. I know there are some pretty ones, been through loads in Maryland, but these look like they are from the Walking Dead.
If you run into that problem again with the gas pump not pumping continuously like that, you've likely vapor locked the nozzle. Pull the nozzle out and then replace it in the car. Should work.
I'm another fan of that mural it is featured prominently on Google search so technically you just helped me take off something on my bucket list thank you! They're really needs to be a museum dedicated to his life not just as Barney Fife but Mr limpet and The Apple dumpling gang! Don Knott's is great! Safe travels! Thanks for the info on the fuel door I am going to VIP this sometimes hertz doesn't exactly tell you that there's been a known issue very good information!
I love my small town after having lived in the middle of the hustle and bustle. In fact, it’s a town that Adam actually stopped in briefly during his road travels.
There is something about small town America that I just love so much. Thank you for sharing!
You gotta love old south Georgia, so peaceful and nostalgic to a gentler more peaceful time!
Adam, so fun that you done through my hometown of Eastman and visited Stuckey’s store #1. The old candy plant is right next to it (red brick building). One of these days, I hope to have the funds to buy that store where my grandparents started our family business and renovate it. Next time you’re in Georgia, please visit the new Stuckey’s candy plant in Wrens, GA. We have a mural out front that celebrates Georgia roadside attractions and a gift shop that includes a bunch of Stuckey’s memorabilia (like the first pecan log roll box). I’m a fan of your channel and am glad you mentioned that we’re making a comeback. Thank you 🙏
Always enjoy stopping at different stuckeys locations and glad to see them making a comeback !
Hey Stephanie! I’m originally from Eastman and my grandmother worked at Stuckey’s when she was in her 20’s (she passed in 2005 but would be about 95 now) and then worked in the building when it was Middle GA restaurant in the early 2000’s! So cool to see my hometown featured by the Daily Woo!
@@TheDailyWoothank you! There are only 13 original Stuckey’s with the classic sloped roof architecture still in operation. The ones in Hattiesburg, MS, Summerton, SC, Milton, FL and Johnson City, IL are great examples of the traditional store design. Stop by if you pass them on your travels!
@@soyburglar1878what’s your grandmother’s name? My father is still living and may remember her. He worked there for years
I am glad you changed your mind on buying a house in Georgia .I like the bubble town celebration,plus being by your parents .I think it makes your mom happy when she gets to spend time with you .Thank you for sharing Adam ,All us are happy to join you on your travels adventures
I am LOVING this! I miss all of the driving through the small town videos. My favorite ones for sure.
This is going to be fantastic! Seeing places in America that most of us will never be able to see. Much appreciated. I really enjoy these small towns.
Minneapolis and Pittsburg are on this trip. Lots of the country for us to see!
Ikr!
Wow! You were about 50 yards from my house when you were walking around the big city of Broxton GA 😂 Wish I could have met you. I've been watching your channel for few years now. Great stuff!
Do you smoke weed like he does?
I grew up going through these small towns, my mother was born and lived in the surrounding area, Adel GA, Douglas, Pearson, Waycross, Nashville, Tipton, Willacoochoee and all the churches..... My Great Grandfather was a Preacher in the area, Rev. Walter L. Vining - RIP 10/25/1967 .....lots of memories with family and visiting all the things! Thank you for the video.... I need to put in a road trip wow the memories!!! Thanks Adam!
How cool ,we live in Barney, dads from Ocilla, been all around Tifton, Nashville, Adel, Moultrie
Been all over!
I'm happy you're back on the road, my friend. Be safe and happy travels.
Boring
I just absolutely love your small town videos. Please keep them coming!!! Priceless!!!
Also how cool is that about the house! I’m from Waycross. My grandfather worked for CSX railroad as a diesel mechanic after the Korean War. He is a navy vet
I live in Waycross and it was so cool to see him drive thru this area!
I grew up in Waycross. It was very refreshing to see your take on my hometown.
912 for life
Maryland's Fried Chicken.
Love the road trip vids, Adam. Always enjoy your meanderings.
Finally Adam, doing what you do best! Traveling on the back roads showing so many interesting places. Love these videos. Thank you for sharing👍
I always look forward to your videos of the back roads. They are so AWESOME. Thanks for another one man!
I spent the summer in Patterson, GA in 2010. Going around to Blackshear and Waycross was so fun, checking out abandoned buildings. I love the small town feel. Great video Adam!
Small towns...my favorite. I hear the the happy in your narration too. 👍👍👍😁😁
Adam you do this so well. Thank You ,missed this ❤
The little Sci fi looking car reminded me of the cars the banana spilts used to drive
I loved that show as a kid! :)
Same here! Eating Trix cereal, not a care in the world.
I was thinking the same thing!
I think it’s a personal amphibious vehicle but I could be wrong. Looks like one I’ve seen before though.
@@craigcampbell1843Argo Amphibious vehicle or a Amphicat Vehicle it looks like
I didn’t see you were in town until today. Eastman Ga.
Welcome and safe travels .
Adam, I’m pretty sure the gas latch is connected to your door locks. If you went in for a piping hot caffeinated beverage, you locked the car, thus locking the gas door.
My thought as well!
Yes that is how Smart cars works as well.
I love small towns and have always wondered where that Barney Fife Mural was. If you don't like Barney, you can nip it in the Bud. Thanks for this one.
Citizens Arrest! Citizens Arrest!
@@theirishhammer9108 You just go up an alley and holler fish
So much to see in America; these small towns, have i'm sure at one time...were Great Places to live; what's sad is when you see how many are now vacant, and wonder who lived and worked there. you get the Pensive feeling..and sometimes sad too! I see cars and trains...but no People...erie??? Last Picture Show, the tours are very interesting....so happy you decided to stay put in Celebration, near your family....🦋🦋
I travel that way when I go to Florida, I love the small towns. When you drive along beside the train tracks you know it's going to be good.
Thanks for the small town road trip video,always like your travels to the small towns of America
Same. From germany I want to move to such one.
But too expensive to move over there at moment.😊
On my car you cannot open the gas door if the doors to the car are locked. I found this out when I first bought it because I have a habit of locking my car for safty when i'm not in it at the gas station.
Same! I sat at a gas station not knowing what to do when they showed me at the dealership how easily it pops open with just a tap. I then relock my doors after I pop open the gas cap. But the doors must be unlocked to open the cap.
I just love your show. I used to live in Waycross, so this was a nice blast from the past. Keep up the videos, I like to see what you're up to every day while I enjoy my own piping hot beverage. 😅
Back to the bread and butter of ATW! Road tripping, back roads, small towns I love it!
Excited we are out of the Park for a bit. You are soo much more interesting out in nature not in the tourist traps
Every time I have driven through Waycross, I sing that great western song about Waycross, GA.
They have a great western/southern music festival every year. Never actually been there at that time, but if I'm in the area, I'd certainly attend. All the great country music artists have played their, including Elvis.
You know Adam, if you ever want to explore and do videos on Waycross, GA...you can always just rent out your Celebration, FL house and then rent a house in Waycross for say 6 months or a year....But don't sell your FL house. It looks like there are more things to do in Celebration.
I love this content!!! I'm disneyed out. Lol it's ok though, it's your channel. But yeah I'd rather express this and not hold it in. For the best of the channel. I respect you adam and thank you
28:07 Stuckeys !! Wow that brought back some memories back in the 80’s travelling from California to Wisconsin and back to see family we always stopped there . My parents said we could get a souvenir from each state and I chose “toothpick holders” deep cut haha. I probably have 20 different state shot glasses purchased mostly from Stuckeys. Thanks Adam for bring back such great memories.
Dang was hoping to see the homestead you were looking to buy in Waycross. Definitely think you made the better choice picking Celebration
Thanks for showing the small town videos. This is how your channel got started and I wish you would go back to that more. You can buy a van or SUV and convert it to travel in. I'm sorry about your gas problems. Thats the problem with these electric cars these days.
I do like that you are going back on the road. Showing off little towns that might be gone in a few years.
If doors are locked with the fob then the gas access hatch will lock also. I read it on the internet so it must be true. Bonjour
We really like the quirky stuff you find when you're on the road! Hope you enjoy your trip!
Thank you, Adam! I have the same type of gas tank cover. Knowledge is power! ❤
He probably locked the doors and thereby locked the gas cover!
Gatta be kidding me…
Nobody does these backroads videos better than you! Love these so much! Btw keep the mustache, looks great on you! Congratulations on the weight loss! You look great!
JustinScarred, WorldofMicah, even TampaJay and countless others put 500% more effort, research and skillful editing than Woodog. He used to make this type of video interesting with his whimsical and devil-may care attitude but, alas, he literally phones it in with minimal effort, driving along in his air conditioned rental car and talking out of his nether regions.
Where have you gone, Woo Dimaggio, Woo nation turns its lonely eyes to you. Woo woo woo.
Sycophantic sycophant sez what?
I LOVE watching your travels through the small towns along the backroads of America. Your commentary is perfect too!
I love it when you do road adventures. It's what attracted me to your channel years ago, and it will always be the content that I like best. Nobody shows off and enjoys small town Americana or shares it better than Adam the Woo!
Said it before, and will continue to say it! You belong on the road! Great way to celebrate my 62nd Birthday.... an Woo Road Trip!!!!
Happy Birthday!🎊
Very very excited for these backroad Americana adventures!! Off to a FANTASTIC START 👌 🔥
After Atlanta, Minneapolis and Pittsburg are on this trip. Lots of the country for us to see!
Hey Adam great video on your interesting road trip thru those small towns in Georgia..Cool freight train..Enjoy & safe travels..
Fantastic. My family lived in Waycross for 3 years from 2013-2016 and this was fun to see. Thanks!
Hi Adam, my Birthday is on Sunday, Father's day, Happy Father's day to your Dad, happy travels to you, be safe, love ya
Looking forward to this trip Adam. I love it since I will probably never get to these corners of the country but thru your lense I can. Woo!
Minneapolis and Pittsburg are on this trip. Lots of the country for us to see!
You should have showed us the house 🏡 that you came so close to purchasing.
Glad you got your petrol flap isue sorted. Thank for showing how to getaround it, might be useful to someone one day. love these back road videos .thanks Adam
Some nice findings in GA. Whatever company you got the car from, should contact them and see if you can take it in to a nearly location and have them fix it or change vehicles. That a pain for 2 weeks of driving. I had a similar issue on my Altima and had to fix it.
I love these small towns. It's like time traveling back to the 1950's.
The Folkston Train is often live streamed from that little watch place....not always, but I have watched several live streams from there... I love watching train and airport live streams.
Adam, love small towns! There's still an old Stuckey's off the exit in Marietta, Ok but, abandoned ones on I-35 and I-40 going towards OKC. Really enjoyed your video and can't wait till your next vlog.
About 30 years ago, I had car trouble about 1/2 mile from the abandoned store at 32:30. It was open then, so I walked there in hopes of using a phone(this was pre cell phone for me).
Honestly, the store was hanging on, but had very minimal inventory (drinks, candy, crackers etc).
Anyway, I walked there and the nice older black gentleman proprietor said he had no phone there. However, to my disbelief, he very graciously volunteered to drive me to his nearby residence and allowed me to use his home phone. Unreal. I was very grateful. I offered to pay him but he wouldn’t take it.
I still pass that place pretty regularly and think about that experience every time.
Adam. That futuristic vehicle is called an Argo. Argo is a 6 or 8 wheeled off-road amphibious vehicle. The one you saw was missing the center wheel, and some have tracks like a tank on it.
Those type of off road vehicles have been around since at least the 1970's...
Cool to know! Loved seeing those old vehicles sitting there and I was unsure of what that one was too. Thanks!
Those vehicles are amphibious, looks like someone mounted a propeller type attachment where the middle wheel would go in order to make it go faster across the water...
Awesome… thanks for sharing this info!
hello again Adam , nice interesting Vlog, loved those old cars, really enjoyed this, thank you 😊
Just love these small town tours! Thanks Adam 😊
There was a level of excitement seeing those Stuckey's signs across Route 66 from the back of our stationwagon. Clean restrooms, gas, souvenirs and treats.
And the pecan logs!!! 😋
Happy to see you back on the road Adam. The murals are beautiful…and the bank architecture is awesome! As always, thanks for sharing with us!
Pretty sure you made the right decision Waycross versus Celebration!
I love your theme park videos and your road trip videos. Keep doing what makes you happy!
“Home of the original pecan log”
I can remember my first time eating one years ago. My first and last.
Hello Adam. This was a very interesting vlog. Your adventures “on the road” are a way we can see so many places we can’t see by ourselves… Thanks for sharing your adventures with us! ❤🤗❤
7:04 Doc Hutson? Great video. I love your small town & Backroad videos the most.
I had a very nomadic childhood, moving around and driving a lot of roads, and I do remember Stuckey's. Brings backs lots of memories.
I from Eastman Ga!! Wow I’m very impressed and surprised that you rode through there
Adam you have to unlock all the doors with the door lock switch inside then you can push the gas cover door open. We have two vehicles that work this way (it took me a few minutes to figure out). Take care we have not talked in many year, we met you at Disneyland long ago.
Small towns always feel eerily familiar.
This is great!!! I love Disney but secondly I absolutely love driving back roads, roadside attractions you're filming makes it feel like im riding shot gun. Have fun and praying for safe travels!
I hope you pass through upstate SC on your journey this trip. Thanks for letting us tag along
After Atlanta, Minneapolis and Pittsburg are on this trip. Lots of the country for us to see!
Hi Adam, you will find the fuel cap release, parallell to your leg, between the Door and drivers seat. It can also be tied to the trunk release button. Which you pull up to open, but push down to open the fuel cap!
As I had similar drama driving a GM grand prix, with that style of fuel cap release!
If there is no marking, push to release!
Sometimes the gas latch is inside the glove box, but its probably on your key fob and unlocks when you unlock the car doors.
Back to the beautiful basics! Love it, Adam.
I just found your video you did on the "vacation" movie wow 😯 what a awesome video you did 6 years ago. Very well done 👍👍👍
Make sure to add Darien, GA to your on the way back home itinerary. It's the second oldest planned city in GA (behind Savannah). We're a cute little coastal town with some awesome historical places! My crew and I will take you out for some great seafood 😁
I know I'm old when I don't think that Pepsi machine is old. 😅 Looking at that rail line, I always wonder if there are closed train depots in those little towns. That's true where my parents are from. Rail traffic went down, jobs were lost, and people moved away. The depots are still there, which are cool to visit.
I just love Adam's small town videos....excellent.
Morning Adam 😎📸 the woo. Back roads are the best explore them nicely. Like seeing what was popular but some buildings are abandoned on the back roads. Thanks for taking us on the back roads of America. Hope you don't have to much of car problems, sounds like it's already happening. You take care. Stay safe. ✌️
From the Ford Escape owners manual. I am assuming the vehicle is a hybrid:
1. When you stop your vehicle, shift into park (P) and switch the ignition off.
2. Press the button on the left side of the instrument panel next to the headlamp switch to open the fuel filler door. Button has the outline of a fuel pump on it. The fuel filler door can take up to 15 seconds to open before you can insert a fuel filler nozzle.
Which year? LISTEN!!!!!
@@johnp139 2020 and later model years utilize the same design. This would include both plug in hybrids as well as full hybrids.
To make it clear that would be model year2020 through current production 2024 model hybrid Escapes.
Why should it take up to 15 seconds to open a stupid door???
Good morning from Waycross GA!!!! Yay!!!! You made it back this way. AWESOME! The little Mexican restaurant there in Folkston is a place we visit often. Worth the drive!! Man this is soooooo cool that you were in my neighborhood!!! Safe travels my friend and THANK YOU!!!!!
14:36 What a cool Mid-Century Modern bank! Great 👍 find Adam the Woo! Love this content!
Hey Adam 🤗 I’m glad you managed to sort out the fuel cap issue - who would ever think there is something under by the wheel 🫣 loved that view at the end 😊 great day 1, looking forward to seeing what else you get up to ♥️ xxx
Nice road trip! Yesterday was the 13 th bad luck for pumping gas I guess!
The fire truck is too funny! Mississippi has a Hot Coffee, but I’ll bet you knew that!!
Love your road trips through small out of the way places! Keep it up! Travel safe.
For the first time in a long time, I didn't skip through any of your video! Thanks for filming something interesting for a change!
I know on certain vehicles, the fuel door will lock when the vehicle is locked. Not sure if you had locked the vehicle after getting out and before pumping gas, but just a thought. 👍
EXACTLY!!! Probably due to his OCD.
Enjoyed the video. Hopefully, you can make it to the Hero con in Charlotte this weekend. Also, there is a youtube channel there in fouston Ga virtual rail fan. Its a live cam of trains there all over the country we love watching them.
I won’t be there but sounds fun . Have a good one
I live in Douglas Ga in Coffee County. My wife is a teacher in Broxton and my Mother grew up in Eastman. I remember going to that Stuckeys as a child and getting the broken candy for Pennies
The backroads of the south are so beautiful and interesting!
Towns on last breath. Nobody wants to live in these dead towns out in the middle of nowhere. Interstate highways don't even have turn offs to these towns.
They just look broken, deserted and decaying. I know there are some pretty ones, been through loads in Maryland, but these look like they are from the Walking Dead.
Great! Been awaiting this sort of adventure again...love this sort of thing.
If you run into that problem again with the gas pump not pumping continuously like that, you've likely vapor locked the nozzle. Pull the nozzle out and then replace it in the car. Should work.
Or keep it partially out or use the lower setting.
My favorite videos...travelling by car.. Folkston hosts train watching events two or maybe three times a year (?) Thanks Adam great video
Going through my neck of the woods in Macon, GA. Very cool seeing familiar places.
Great tip about the gas cover!
He probably locked it by locking the car doors with his OCD.
Loved seeing that old Pepsi vending machine with the big push buttons!
Wow nice one today Adam, yes exploring the back roads.I enjoyed this I have seen the video twice.From Universal Jamie.
I'm another fan of that mural it is featured prominently on Google search so technically you just helped me take off something on my bucket list thank you! They're really needs to be a museum dedicated to his life not just as Barney Fife but Mr limpet and The Apple dumpling gang! Don Knott's is great! Safe travels!
Thanks for the info on the fuel door I am going to VIP this sometimes hertz doesn't exactly tell you that there's been a known issue very good information!
I love my small town after having lived in the middle of the hustle and bustle. In fact, it’s a town that Adam actually stopped in briefly during his road travels.
I love the 80s Pepsi logo with the light blue color on there. Pepsi with the light blue and VHS tape returns, that was the era!