This place looks awesome! Reminds me a bit of Coral Castle down in Homestead, Florida! I dig your videos Adam! The Daily Woo has become part of my daily morning coffee routine!
I was just doing a little research on the Huntington family. Archer Huntington was the son of the Huntingtons that built the Huntington Library in San Marino, California. One of my favorite places to visit..which means that both Huntington beaches were started by the same family. Great video, Adam.
Aaaaaah that's so awesome you saved me some research! Yes this whole tour absolutely reminded me of the Huntington library, same vibes throughout. Nice! and now 'll have to look up and see if Woo has ever made a video about the San Marino Huntington!
I live here in Pawleys. My family dates back to the 1600s here. Siau bridges in Georgetown are named after my great grandfather. My mom had stories from the area! She also remembered being a girl scout and they spent the night at Atalaya when the rooms were being lived in. It's a cool "castle by the beach". Great little festivals there too
My wife and I were there several years ago. You can take a ride on a poontoon boat out into the marsh and see gators and wildlife. The most fascinating thing about that is that they have a bird there that will fly into a birdhouse at 90mph and stop before it hits the back of the house. The birdhouse is six inches deep. Incredible!!!!
Wow this is absolutely a hidden gem I had no idea this was even there now I do have to go back to South Carolina not just for Zaxby's but definitely Myrtle Beach and not for the beach that sculpture exhibit, the castle, the gardens those mossy oaks are right out of a movie just absolutely breathtaking. Thank you so much for this it was very nostalgic you could feel the energy of the past as you walked through the castle and it was so amazing and then to match up the photographs follow that up with the sculptures just absolutely stunning I had no idea she was such a great artist especially using aluminum to sculpt with I had no idea you could do that! Totally epic Adam and thank you thank you thank you! ❤️
Being from SC, it is great to see it from your eyes/perspective. I hope The Carolina’s stay with you! Indeed, these journeys are what sets you apart from the rest, and though many of us cannot see all of Americana, we can through you, Adam The Woo! Not only do we see, we learn! 👍🏻
What a remarkable woman, Anna Huntington was. Even with tuberculosis, she lived to be 97. I love her statue (Young Abe Lincoln on Horseback) at the age of 90. Wow, great video Adam.
We used to live a few miles from there for many years. As kids, we used that place to play "Hide and Go Seek" for hours while my parents were fishing on the beach. That was so fun. It was wide open with no people around or any supervision from anybody. It didn't cost anything to get in there..... You could just run through the rooms all day long chasing other kids until you couldn't run anymore. .... It was great. :)
I love both the castle and the gardens. One of my favorite memories of my late husband was walking the gardens when we were dating.💖 The smaller sculptures were usually prototypes for larger commissions for sale or display elsewhere.
Greetings from Huntington Beach Ca. Sad you are outta here...but, love that you have returned to what got me hooked on your channel. I give this a big thumbs up to let you know I care!
Wow, she was excellent. The sculptures are lovely. And mind boggling that her husband oversaw the build of the castle without any definitive plans. They must have been an intriguing pair.
I'm guessing that the brick/concrete covered ramp was for her...maybe later years when, due to the tuberculosis, she became wheelchair bound. The fireplaces are cool! We have to remember, they didn't have central air/heat...Lol! Just imagine the amount of wood that would need cut each day/week/month? Wow! Maybe they had a lumberjack on staff?👍 Another GREAT vlog, Master Woo!😎
My wife and I were there in 2015 took the pontoon boat ride and learned about the rice farming which is what the gardens originally was three rice farms. We also took the overland tour they take you back into the original untouched areas showing you where one of the houses was on the River side of the property, and back to a large smokestack which was used during the processing of the rice and for navigation back in the day also. They bought the properties to preserve the history of the rice farming in that area.
My uncle had custom showers and tall ceilings. My uncle and aunt and four sons we're all 6 feet four to 6 feet seven. My Dad was 5 feet 11.He was called the shrimp.
Really enjoyed the tour Adam! I have photos of my brother and myself with our father (taken by our mother) at Brookgreen Gardens back in 1951. I took my youngest son when he was about the same age in 1987. We went with a friend and her little son, camped out at Huntington Beach, then toured Brookgreen and watched an outdoor orchestral concert in the afternoon. Now you have made me want to return-with grandchildren this time. Take care and look forward to your next adventure.
Video had special meaning for me as our family has visited Brookgreen for decades. Some of our family live in Myrtle Beach. I am from Concord, NC. Brookgreen was our mother's favorite place in the world. She passed away in 2020 and when you walked up to the visitor's center it brought back SO many memories! Thank you! Love the video!
I wonder if there was a view of the ocean from Anna's bedroom if all the shrubs and trees maybe weren't there back then. This place is fascinating! I'd love to visit someday! What a great find!
Adam the castle the garden WoW you just showed some amazing things, talk about “diversifying your portfolio”! You really came up something different. This east coast strategy of yours, got to love it.
I have lived in SC for over 35 years, visit MB area often, and had no idea this was on the Huntington Beach State Park property! Thank you for introducing me to this hidden gem as I will be sure to check it out soon!
Another outstanding piece of your filming work....your enthusiasm explodes, and the scenes become live....such a remarkable and talented couple...the Moorish influence very well done too; most interesting to me was the use of halls for the airflow.....Big thank you for sharing this
Adam it looks soo gloomy there. It looks cold. Brrrr This Castle looks very long. That is a lot of rooms 30 WOW. Adam I really loved this segment. Very interesting time and people. Thank You for sharing.👏👏👏👏
So many rooms, kinda like a maze, obviously wealthy folk, well i had to do a bit of googling, didn't what shucking oysters was, but now i know 😊, those sculptures were huge, bird sounds and the ocean waves 👍🏻, Thankyou Adam loved the vlog, quite the pose you have there lol
We use the phrase “ Living high on the hog” here in Southeastern Kentucky too. I agree with you history is fascinating! Thank you for sharing! Much love from Kentucky.💙
Adam, this was a really enjoyable program on Atalaya Castle and its owners Archer & Anna Wyatt Huntington. Lovely, historical and seeing all of sculptures across the street was just the icing 🧁 on this yummy cake. Great job!
I love Huntington Beach. It is like the old beach areas in SC before they built the mansions on top of the beach. The largest beach area around. It used to be just small summer houses that they did not care if they blew away during a storm. I always took our family there. Atalaya is something we always looked at from the outside parking lot. Thanks for sharing.
One of my favorite places to visit. I have not been there in over 20 years and it is nice to see how much better it looks. Did they tell you the tower was use during WW2 as a lookout for U boats. Also, the ramps were for moving her sculptures in and out of the house. At Brookgreen the sculptures in water, the water is still with a dark bottom to create a more dramatic reflection. At night, they are breath taking. The gardens were former rice plantations and the live oak allee (pronounced "a-lay") lead to the plantation house. Also, fun note, if you come back at night you can only go a little way into the gardens, because of alligators!!
It would have been interesting to see this place in its heyday. At the risk of being somewhat of a downer, I have to admit that it has a prison-like vibe today -- with all its concrete and barred windows, even a watchtower in the yard. Weird. But still intriguing. Thanks much for showing this unusual structure to all of us today, Adam. Stay safe.
Was there 5 years ago and really enjoyed the whole park and castle. The park is one of the biggest attractions for birders in SC with a huge variety including bald eagles. Loved the video! Thanks
We camp here every Labor Day weekend with my friends from high school. We get camper spots side by side and across the street from each other. I absolutely love it. It’s natural and not all built up with hotels and motels like the rest of the Grand Strand.
next time you are back in cali , go to hearst castle. The five main structures of Hearst Castle include 56 bedrooms, 61 bathrooms, 19 sitting rooms and 41 fireplaces. Most of Hearst Castle was built around the ceiling and fireplace collection of Hearst.
Another great vlog. You are making me homesick. Huntington Beach in Murrells Inlet is one of my favorite beaches! Atalaya Castle is amazing. It definitely has a story to tell! Thank you again. Cannot wait for your next vlog!
This was so interesting and I don't know if I would ever have come across it in my travels. I have seen the sculpture in New York but never explored the artist. Thanks for the look into the past!
This is so great, thank you for taking us along on your tour. The castle and gardens were amazing...I loved the bear pins. Looking forward to more of your adventures. Hope your mom and family are doing well.
Really an amazing winter home. The great danes from the great dane gate she designed are in Tulsa at the philbrook museum if you would want to see them.
This is going on my to do list. A perfect stop over when traveling north along the coast come July. Thank you for doing the hard part in finding these wonderful gems. Looking forward to all of your travels. Stay safe Adam! ❤
I went here a few years ago on Spring break and this place is soo awesome to visit. I loved going into each of the rooms and imagining what life was like there. I didnt take lots of video but took tons of photos and my thumbnail was actually taken in front of that big green door. Thank you for doing such a detailed tour of the property!
Whow what a "Castle", love the brick and that they had dogs and horses and she nursed a horse back to health. Certainly $2.00 needs to be upped and the $20 for the gardens/sculptures was not bad either.
Thank you for these videos. So many of us can't travel these days because our jobs have been taken away and just paying the daily bills are a struggle.
Very nice! Thank you for finding such interesting places and covering them so well. I have never been to South Carolina, but if I ever get there I know where I want to go. It's fun to hear you discovering all the little details as you go and hearing you give credit to your darling mom. :)
This is awesome and amazing and I like how awesome you are you doing all is good am good thank you my name is Craig king from Pembrokeshire south west wales 🏴
We live in North Myrtle and my mother and I sell our pottery in the Brookgreen giftshop. It's always a treat when it's time to make a delivery. Getting to just drive down the lane is beautful. Only been to the castle once for a photo shoot but it's so amazing.
This is a wonderfully produce tour. These types of videos are definitely your forte, you have a way of adding intrigue, flare and excitement. Thank you Adam The Woo...
Adam, very enjoyable visit and commentary. Brookgreen is a favorite spot. We visited many many time in the past 50 years. Unfortunately, probably due to the time and weather you really shortchanged that wonderful place. The visit to Atalaya was very in-depth and enjoyable. Anybody visiting the Grand Strand or the Hammock Coast needs dedicate a day or more for a visit to these sites.
This place looks awesome! Reminds me a bit of Coral Castle down in Homestead, Florida! I dig your videos Adam! The Daily Woo has become part of my daily morning coffee routine!
It does kinda have that vibe
Yes. We dig your videos!
This is what I love, learning bits of American history I’ve never heard of before. This road trip is fascinating. 👍
I was just doing a little research on the Huntington family. Archer Huntington was the son of the Huntingtons that built the Huntington Library in San Marino, California. One of my favorite places to visit..which means that both Huntington beaches were started by the same family. Great video, Adam.
Aaaaaah that's so awesome you saved me some research! Yes this whole tour absolutely reminded me of the Huntington library, same vibes throughout. Nice! and now 'll have to look up and see if Woo has ever made a video about the San Marino Huntington!
I live here in Pawleys. My family dates back to the 1600s here. Siau bridges in Georgetown are named after my great grandfather. My mom had stories from the area! She also remembered being a girl scout and they spent the night at Atalaya when the rooms were being lived in. It's a cool "castle by the beach". Great little festivals there too
same with my family here in murrells inlet. we still own the same land in wachesaw
My wife and I were there several years ago. You can take a ride on a poontoon boat out into the marsh and see gators and wildlife. The most fascinating thing about that is that they have a bird there that will fly into a birdhouse at 90mph and stop before it hits the back of the house. The birdhouse is six inches deep. Incredible!!!!
Wow this is absolutely a hidden gem I had no idea this was even there now I do have to go back to South Carolina not just for Zaxby's but definitely Myrtle Beach and not for the beach that sculpture exhibit, the castle, the gardens those mossy oaks are right out of a movie just absolutely breathtaking. Thank you so much for this it was very nostalgic you could feel the energy of the past as you walked through the castle and it was so amazing and then to match up the photographs follow that up with the sculptures just absolutely stunning I had no idea she was such a great artist especially using aluminum to sculpt with I had no idea you could do that! Totally epic Adam and thank you thank you thank you! ❤️
I LOVE this series and the content, Adam! I look forward to seeing what's to come this year!
Her art work is really cool looking..thanks For the tour of the castle too that was very interesting. 🕶✌
Wow thst was an incredible tour Adam. What an amazing place. I love little gems like this one.
Being from SC, it is great to see it from your eyes/perspective. I hope The Carolina’s stay with you! Indeed, these journeys are what sets you apart from the rest, and though many of us cannot see all of Americana, we can through you, Adam The Woo! Not only do we see, we learn! 👍🏻
Lots of wildlife and crocs in Huntington park. Great clean park! Living for these vlogs ❤️
What a remarkable woman, Anna Huntington was. Even with tuberculosis, she lived to be 97. I love her statue (Young Abe Lincoln on Horseback) at the age of 90. Wow, great video Adam.
Sorry meant to say, the statue was completed by Anna at the age of 90.
We used to live a few miles from there for many years. As kids, we used that place to play "Hide and Go Seek" for hours while my parents were fishing on the beach. That was so fun. It was wide open with no people around or any supervision from anybody. It didn't cost anything to get in there..... You could just run through the rooms all day long chasing other kids until you couldn't run anymore. .... It was great. :)
That sounds perfect!
Traveling with the presentation of Adam is almost virtual. One more great experience on a different note. Hearty Greetings from India 🇮🇳
That castle is absolutely incredible. Thanks so much for taking us on a tour.
Also got a kick out of the Mister Ed reference 😂
Oh my gosh, *so* interesting! 👏🏻 Gonna go down the rabbit hole that is the life and works of Anna Hyatt Huntington! 🤓 Thanks for taking us along. ❤️
God that brick work and craftsmanship......
I love both the castle and the gardens. One of my favorite memories of my late husband was walking the gardens when we were dating.💖 The smaller sculptures were usually prototypes for larger commissions for sale or display elsewhere.
Greetings from Huntington Beach Ca. Sad you are outta here...but, love that you have returned to what got me hooked on your channel. I give this a big thumbs up to let you know I care!
Wow, she was excellent. The sculptures are lovely. And mind boggling that her husband oversaw the build of the castle without any definitive plans. They must have been an intriguing pair.
I'm guessing that the brick/concrete covered ramp was for her...maybe later years when, due to the tuberculosis, she became wheelchair bound.
The fireplaces are cool! We have to remember, they didn't have central air/heat...Lol! Just imagine the amount of wood that would need cut each day/week/month? Wow! Maybe they had a lumberjack on staff?👍
Another GREAT vlog, Master Woo!😎
This was so interesting. I love history. He must have loved her alot to build this great place.
My wife and I were there in 2015 took the pontoon boat ride and learned about the rice farming which is what the gardens originally was three rice farms.
We also took the overland tour they take you back into the original untouched areas showing you where one of the houses was on the River side of the property, and back to a large smokestack which was used during the processing of the rice and for navigation back in the day also.
They bought the properties to preserve the history of the rice farming in that area.
My uncle had custom showers and tall ceilings. My uncle and aunt and four sons we're all 6 feet four to 6 feet seven. My Dad was 5 feet 11.He was called the shrimp.
Really enjoyed the tour Adam! I have photos of my brother and myself with our father (taken by our mother) at Brookgreen Gardens back in 1951. I took my youngest son when he was about the same age in 1987. We went with a friend and her little son, camped out at Huntington Beach, then toured Brookgreen and watched an outdoor orchestral concert in the afternoon. Now you have made me want to return-with grandchildren this time. Take care and look forward to your next adventure.
Video had special meaning for me as our family has visited Brookgreen for decades. Some of our family live in Myrtle Beach. I am from Concord, NC. Brookgreen was our mother's favorite place in the world. She passed away in 2020 and when you walked up to the visitor's center it brought back SO many memories! Thank you! Love the video!
Hey Adam, wow you are just hitting everywhere in South Carolina on your trip. Very Cool! Stay safe and have a great day!
I wonder if there was a view of the ocean from Anna's bedroom if all the shrubs and trees maybe weren't there back then. This place is fascinating! I'd love to visit someday! What a great find!
This will go down as one of my favorite ATW videos ever.
Adam the castle the garden WoW you just showed some amazing things, talk about “diversifying your portfolio”! You really came up something different. This east coast strategy of yours, got to love it.
I grew up camping here on summer vacations. We used to sneak into the Atalaya at night, because of course it was haunted. Good times!
That was fascinating! Amazingly talented lady obviously and great to hear they’re still creating shows of her work.
Historical sites are my favorite. That along with the art and background information...best video!
Adam, you are consistently hitting it out of the park with these road trip videos. Seems like you’ve got your groove back!
I have lived in SC for over 35 years, visit MB area often, and had no idea this was on the Huntington Beach State Park property! Thank you for introducing me to this hidden gem as I will be sure to check it out soon!
Another outstanding piece of your filming work....your enthusiasm explodes, and the scenes become live....such a remarkable and talented couple...the Moorish influence very well done too; most interesting to me was the use of halls for the airflow.....Big thank you for sharing this
Adam it looks soo gloomy there. It looks cold. Brrrr This Castle looks very long. That is a lot of rooms 30 WOW. Adam I really loved this segment. Very interesting time and people. Thank You for sharing.👏👏👏👏
So many rooms, kinda like a maze, obviously wealthy folk, well i had to do a bit of googling, didn't what shucking oysters was, but now i know 😊, those sculptures were huge, bird sounds and the ocean waves 👍🏻, Thankyou Adam loved the vlog, quite the pose you have there lol
15 years ago I had the opportunity to visit both locations. This video brings back memories. I would love to go back.
We use the phrase “ Living high on the hog” here in Southeastern Kentucky too. I agree with you history is fascinating! Thank you for sharing! Much love from Kentucky.💙
As did my mom, a WV transplant from Mississippi.
What an interesting piece of history! Very unique!
Interesting place and you do a great job showing us Adam. In true Huell Howser style, Huell would be proud.
This was definitely a different roadside find Mr. Adam. Thanks for sharing. Be safe and well in your travels and adventures.
Adam, this was a really enjoyable program on Atalaya Castle and its owners Archer & Anna Wyatt Huntington. Lovely, historical and seeing all of sculptures across the street was just the icing 🧁 on this yummy cake. Great job!
I love the local old history places--the ones you may not hear about in school! pretty awesome place! Thank you, Adam.
I love Huntington Beach. It is like the old beach areas in SC before they built the mansions on top of the beach. The largest beach area around. It used to be just small summer houses that they did not care if they blew away during a storm. I always took our family there. Atalaya is something we always looked at from the outside parking lot. Thanks for sharing.
That castle would have been very impressive in its day. Thanks for the vlog today, totally enjoying this road trip. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
One of my favorite places to visit. I have not been there in over 20 years and it is nice to see how much better it looks. Did they tell you the tower was use during WW2 as a lookout for U boats. Also, the ramps were for moving her sculptures in and out of the house.
At Brookgreen the sculptures in water, the water is still with a dark bottom to create a more dramatic reflection. At night, they are breath taking. The gardens were former rice plantations and the live oak allee (pronounced "a-lay") lead to the plantation house. Also, fun note, if you come back at night you can only go a little way into the gardens, because of alligators!!
That makes so much sense about the ramps!
It would have been interesting to see this place in its heyday. At the risk of being somewhat of a downer, I have to admit that it has a prison-like vibe today -- with all its concrete and barred windows, even a watchtower in the yard. Weird. But still intriguing. Thanks much for showing this unusual structure to all of us today, Adam. Stay safe.
I can definitely see that.
Due to storms and coastal flooding the brick was necessary at that time.
Another great vid. I love old stuff, towns, etc. but my favorite videos are the tours you take us on.
Was there 5 years ago and really enjoyed the whole park and castle. The park is one of the biggest attractions for birders in SC with a huge variety including bald eagles. Loved the video! Thanks
We camp here every Labor Day weekend with my friends from high school. We get camper spots side by side and across the street from each other. I absolutely love it. It’s natural and not all built up with hotels and motels like the rest of the Grand Strand.
hi again adam , another very cool and interesting place , i bet it look really grand back in the day , well done and thank you 😊
Love these daily videos! I look forward to them, they really make my day. Thank you Adam!
This is an amazing journey. Such fun stuff. And your delivery is comforting. It's almost like ASMR listening to this.
next time you are back in cali , go to hearst castle.
The five main structures of Hearst Castle include 56 bedrooms, 61 bathrooms, 19 sitting rooms and 41 fireplaces.
Most of Hearst Castle was built around the ceiling and fireplace collection of Hearst.
Wow, loving this series. Safe travels and congratulations on forming a great daily habit of cardio.
What an amazing Castle😍Too bad no one could recreate the furnishings, That would make it even more Beautiful.. Thanks for sharing your video..
No problem thanks for watching
Another great vlog. You are making me homesick. Huntington Beach in Murrells Inlet is one of my favorite beaches! Atalaya Castle is amazing. It definitely has a story to tell! Thank you again. Cannot wait for your next vlog!
This was so interesting and I don't know if I would ever have come across it in my travels. I have seen the sculpture in New York but never explored the artist. Thanks for the look into the past!
I truly enjoyed this historical video🌺🧡
Thank you for sharing
GOD BLESS
This is so great, thank you for taking us along on your tour. The castle and gardens were amazing...I loved the bear pins. Looking forward to more of your adventures. Hope your mom and family are doing well.
Really an amazing winter home. The great danes from the great dane gate she designed are in Tulsa at the philbrook museum if you would want to see them.
One of my favorite places in SC. I lived in NMB for several years and this was my go to place! -Thank you for this video. 💖💖💖
Beautiful❤ very lovely castle🏰
Wow this is amazing. I love history and I'm gonna try to visit this place in March when I go to myrtle Beach.. thanks for sharing
So cool! I love looking at castles & old houses.
How amazingly cool to stumble on this! I have seen the Joan of Arc statue before but never heard of the artist. What a happy life she seemed to have.
I really enjoy watching your videos & that your love your coffee. It’s like watching
you from my living room.
Good job Adam
Thanks for the tour, really fascinating place.
I'm so glad you went here! My favorite place in the Myrtle Beach area. It's really a beautiful place with so much history. Great video!
That was a great tour, Adam. That must have been quite the place, in its active prime! beautiful settings... I love those miniatures.🪴🐻🦜🐕🐒
Awesome👍
Love how you love history and you share the excitement of it!
This is going on my to do list. A perfect stop over when traveling north along the coast come July. Thank you for doing the hard part in finding these wonderful gems. Looking forward to all of your travels. Stay safe Adam! ❤
I went here a few years ago on Spring break and this place is soo awesome to visit. I loved going into each of the rooms and imagining what life was like there. I didnt take lots of video but took tons of photos and my thumbnail was actually taken in front of that big green door. Thank you for doing such a detailed tour of the property!
Fascinating and informative!
This was very interesting. I've never heard of this before. Thank you Adam for sharing this with us.
Whow what a "Castle", love the brick and that they had dogs and horses and she nursed a horse back to health. Certainly $2.00 needs to be upped and the $20 for the gardens/sculptures was not bad either.
Thank you for these videos. So many of us can't travel these days because our jobs have been taken away and just paying the daily bills are a struggle.
When you pan out into the Courtyard area where I see the palm trees it reminds me of a backdrop from a Bruce Lee movie
Kinda does !
Very nice! Thank you for finding such interesting places and covering them so well. I have never been to South Carolina, but if I ever get there I know where I want to go. It's fun to hear you discovering all the little details as you go and hearing you give credit to your darling mom. :)
This is awesome and amazing and I like how awesome you are you doing all is good am good thank you my name is Craig king from Pembrokeshire south west wales 🏴
What a beautiful, interesting place to explore. It's huge !
Getting so many flashbacks of when I went there 18 years ago at age 14. Such a good trip to that beautiful state ❤
Loved the castle….. I joined you with a hot caffeinated drink and watched video…when back in Savannah GA area you should visit Fort Pulaski
We live in North Myrtle and my mother and I sell our pottery in the Brookgreen giftshop. It's always a treat when it's time to make a delivery. Getting to just drive down the lane is beautful. Only been to the castle once for a photo shoot but it's so amazing.
Love Huntington Beach State Park. The entire Murrells Inlet Area is beautiful. Great seafood too! We have spent many vacation weeks down there.
Great blog Adam, absolutely adore old houses and anything nature related. Keep em coming and stay safe.
That was very interesting and enjoyable. Thank you for sharing that.
I am adding this to my bucket list! I can see my son wanting to photograph this area...so picturesque.
Love history! Thank you Adam for this interesting piece!😉😉
A small castle very cute. Loved the video can't wait until a new episode.
Thank you for the video today it was really interesting
Nice castle-stance. ;) I hope you are having as much fun as we are watching you.
This is a wonderfully produce tour. These types of videos are definitely your forte, you have a way of adding intrigue, flare and excitement. Thank you Adam The Woo...
I have some fond memories of that particular state park.
Adam, very enjoyable visit and commentary. Brookgreen is a favorite spot. We visited many many time in the past 50 years. Unfortunately, probably due to the time and weather you really shortchanged that wonderful place. The visit to Atalaya was very in-depth and enjoyable. Anybody visiting the Grand Strand or the Hammock Coast needs dedicate a day or more for a visit to these sites.
Adam u are looking like yourself is going to look like Congrats the weight is coming off Looking super great Adam♥️ great trip enjoying it
I enjoyed your video! My grown kids and I went to the castle today. We liked it too!
this content is improving nicely done wooster