Yep totally . Thought about also taking the trek over to St Pete in same day and combine all of it but figured Orlando subject all on its own was Intresting enough for its one adventure
One of your best, Adam. I could feel the emotion in your voice at the end as you could imagine the sadness Jack felt when he lost his beloved sister. Please don’t ever stop what you are doing, many of us will have severe withdrawals from your hearing your stories and the way you tell them. Thank you Charles Kuralt, I mean Adam the Woo.💙
HEY ATW...NOW THIS...is a vlog which really is so important to History. The information presented is diligently researched and filmed in a way which would someday be used as a tool for teaching. Absolutely brilliant subject matter. My thanks to you as I learned something new about Kerouac. The home of Young was a cherry on top of the cake!
I can truly sense a real happiness in these Florida uploads Adam. Especially the farmers market video. I’m glad you are happy my internet friend. Keep posting. Keep up the great work.
I don't think anybody else tells a story quite like you do Adam 😂, i learnt something, laughed my head off, nobody can grumble about your content, thank you loving these vlogs, can't wait for tomorrow x
Another outstanding video, with such a deceptively simple, casual delivery. I say deceptive, since I know how much work you must actually put into a video like this - from the idea, through research, location reconnaissance, planning, shooting, editing, and other points of finesse that harmonise altogether to deliver a slice of culture to us, your loyal viewers.
Great vlog. Kerouac is an amazing writer and poet and beat leader. Loved reading, On The Road. It is one of the top ten books I recommend. Your vlogs are genius. Thanks, Cole.
Well Done here, Adam. Enjoyed learning more about John L. “Jack” Kerouac, author of the iconic novel “On the Road” (written 1951, published 1957), his family and his ties to central Florida. Thank You.
I love a good biography! Jack Kerouac is a textbook example of living life without boundaries, and experiencing the consequences. Or alternatively: a warning to others, depending upon where your beliefs live. Married 3 times, broken relationships, an alcoholic, broke and living with his mother, dying after starting an argument with some guys at a bar, that beat him up, causing mortal internal hemorrhaging. An ending that would certainly make a sad but great movie. What I get out of studying Jack Kerouac, is a need for moderation. Don’t limit yourself to a comfortable box that makes you miserable, but don’t kill yourself with excesses that lead to nowhere.
I looked Jack Kerouac up, there is an actual video of him on You Tube/ Jack Kerouac on the Steve Allen show. He reads a little from one of his books. He seemed a little uneasy at first but as he read he loosened up. The clip was from 1959. Boy do I miss shows like The Steve Allen Show.(TV back in the days of relaxing and a snapshots of what was current at the time)
Jack Kerouac was the first "grown up author" that I read after transitioning from what they call today Young Adult literature. Thank you for sharing this video Adam!
Mine as well. And I think it was one of my first English books as well. In my country you have to write one "longer" term paper for your high school diploma and I chose the Beat Generation. These books gave me so much
Even when Adam does topics I have no intrest in,like this, I am still drawn in and watch the entire thing because of his passion and style I honestly appreciate.
Adam, you should write a book about the adventures you have on the road that we dont get to see. I bet it would be awesome! Consider it 5 copies sold already for my friends and I!
Very cool video Adam, thanks for sharing it and all of the information as well. I got to meet and talk to Bob Kealing, two years ago. A good friend of mine, lives in the house where the Allman Brothers had their first jam session, and where the song titled The Whipping Post was written. The house is here in Jacksonville FL. Bob was instrumental in getting one of those Historical Signs placed into the yard of the home. He had some very interesting stories and while speaking with him, he had mentioned he helped to get that sign there at Jack's House.
Wow, learning things I never knew. This is what I love this channel for (& Disney obviously 🤣). As a Brit most of these type of vlogs means nothing in the title but it’s the interesting way in which the content is delivered is what makes it so addictive. Cheers Adam, nice one. 👍😎
"If you listen closely you can hear a train going by." **buzz buzzzz rrreeeeeee** "okay that is not a train..." This is the kind of stuff that happens to me all the time, Adam.
Hey Adam good morning there’s nothing better on you tube then a cup of coffee in the morning and Adam the woo ,, exploring and doing filming locations awesome content , thanks for making my day get off to a woo nderful start😎
U paid a wonderful tribute to Jack. This is one of your best videos U are a great person great voice and can play the role of tributes to those who have passed on He was of my generation as the 60’s rolled in “And the Beat Goes On” 😌
100% agree with you, that an Adam the Woo “road trip” and attractions book would make for a great read, combined with his gorgeous photography. I’d like to read, learn more in his book from his unique perspective. That book will be a WINNER.
Great vlog, Adam. I was saddened to learn of the unfortunate details of the death of his sister, Caroline. She was a WW II veteran who survived the war, only to die of a broken heart. I couldn't read the entire inscription, but "Je Me Souviens" means: I remember.
WOW, that was fascinating, Adam. Talk about a close-knit family. He and his sister (a veteran) it said on her plaque, both died in their 40s. I don't think his personal life was a carefree, super happy one, from what I remember reading about him.
LOL at "yardwork follows me everywhere". and yes, "self'reliance and self-expression" is so you. Interesting vid with lots of fascinating tidbits about this author and the places where he's established himself, especially the facts surroundings the tin roof home ... so cool.
Thank you for this vlog, Adam. I’ve known “about” Jack Kerouac my entire life but was introduced to his writings because of my very conservative upbringing. You spurred me to research his life and works more deeply. I discovered that we share the same birthday, March 12, although my arrival was 33 years following his 1922 birth. He seemed to be somewhat of a tortured soul which came to light following his enlistment in the Navy.but a fascinating man. His life was one grand dichotomy of excesses, religions and relationships. Wouldn’t it be a fitting tribute, 52 years after his death, if a film of his life were made?
Great video Adam! I’ve always wondered if you were a Kerouac fan with your life on the road. If this video was 9 hours I would watch every second! Thanks for documenting this! One of my favorite writers!
Never heard of this but thanks for having me along for the ride in florida this is fun seeing diffrent places sense im stuck at home in quaritine thanks adam the woo
I love his book on the road been reading it for the last 10 years on and off so very good I love his poetry dude was a legend I found it at the Peterborough Library I want to say 2005 I had a sale going on I bought a few of his books but on the road was the one that stuck with me the most
The opening line to The Dharma Bums... “Hopping a freight out of Los Angeles at high noon one day in late September 1955...” Now everyone wants to hop a freight out of Los Angeles. Kerouac used to type on rolls of teletype paper to avoid changing pieces of paper in his typewriter. He also took Benzedrine and would write for 48-72 hours straight.
Snaps in the air for this vlog. Love it! You should check out Roy O. Disney's house in Bay Hill in the Tibet Bay Drive cul-du-sac. The other homes were used by Admiral Joe Fowler, Card Walker, Donn Tatum, and other Disney executives.
President of the Kerouac House here. You were right about the double-paned windows on the south side being Jack's room. The kitchen was actually on the north side of the house, next to the blue-green double doors in what is now the laundry room. That giant tree next to the house is actually on the property of the next-door neighbors, but so many people associate it with Jack.
Kerouac grew up in and is buried in Lowell, Massachusetts. If you're ever up in Massachusetts, there's a lot to see in Lowell related to Kerouac... plus Lowell is a cool city in general.
That was excellent, Adam. Thank you. Here's hoping you make it up to Massachusetts (near me), to see some of the Jack Kerouac historical spots in Lowell. Massachusetts also has many movie locations -- Knives Out, for instance -- which could make for a fun road trip someday...
I've heard his name before, but didn't know anything about him. The houses there are so beautiful and unique. What a sad sorry about his sister. You're amazing at telling a story. You put so much time and research into everything you do. It's truly impressive.
Thank you for sharing this neat piece of Central Florida history. I really enjoyed it! I will have to check out these homes and Caroline's resting place. The brick streets are really pretty, but they are a nightmare to drive on; so bumpy.
Great history vid Adam you really bring it ,and you were so respectful at his sister’s grave. His daughter died tragically after surgery as well she was in her 40’s.
I love the old Cottage look. We still have a few homes in my neighborhood that look like that. They won’t be around much longer though I am sure. The Illinois folk come in and buy them and modernize them into something else eventually. It’s sad really because most of them just need a minimum amount of love to look 50 years younger and they destroy them to the bones and start over expanding them into mansions. That Publix was awesome. Love it! Great video.
Very cool. I did not know that Kerouac lived in the Orlando area. I've read most of his books, even the almost unreadable ones. I will definitely have to check it out next time I'm in Florida. Beautiful tree in front of that house.
Awesome video! I've been a fan of Kerouac after I first read On the Road over 22 years ago when I was 14 years old. Deeply inspired by his writing style and I always try and inspire others to read his work. You should try and track down the scroll - it's really cool to see in person!
Bob Kealing is a great friend of mine. I actually got to write part of, "Visions of Paradise," my Kerouac biopic in that very house. It was a little spooky. Kerouac had quite a history with the Central Florida area. The Kingswood Manor house was right around the corner from Video Review (which was my personal film school before film school). The cool thing is he cut a door in the back of the house so he could easily step outside to commune with the spirit of his brother Gerard. Both houses featured in "Visions" and it would have been cool to shoot there. I pitched the project all over town and was really surprised at how few Hollywood people knew who Kerouac was. One development guy who told me "On the Road changed my life" strongly pitched the idea of Don Cheadle to play Jack - that's a great story - clearly he had no idea of who Jack was. Finally I learned that one of his dream scenarios was to live in one of two lots he bought in The Springs (very close to Sweetwater Oaks where I grew up) and have his mother and sister's family live in the other. A really cool followup literary journey should be to Deland where you can trace H.P. Lovecraft's time in Florida (he loved it) with a teenage fan, Robert Barlow, who became his literary executor and eventually taught anthropology to William S. Burroughs! Their strange friendship is the subject of yet another of my esoteric literary screenplays...
That’s really intresting. I watched a bunch of interviews with Kealing, he’s very knowledgeable . I did go by the other house you mentioned as well but did not know about the details . Thanks for the comment
Nice video Adam. You need to come back to College Park and check out a couple houses here that were in the 1989 movie Parenthood, plus one other in Winter Park. And then Earnest Saves Christmas also was filmed in Orlando... you could check out those locations too.
My favorite Kerouac books as food - On the Rocky Road Ice Cream, The Subterranean Sandwich, Dharma Buns, Desolation Angel Food Cake, Big Sur F and Turf.
Jack spent his final days in the Tampa Bay Area.
. That was super fun and interesting history man, enjoyed it so much
Yep totally . Thought about also taking the trek over to St Pete in same day and combine all of it but figured Orlando subject all on its own was Intresting enough for its one adventure
@@TheDailyWoo it would be awesome to see you do that man, let me know.. we can grab some Biff Burger too
These are my favorite types of videos... The ones that show you the incredible things that are in your own backyard that you may not even know exist.
Thanks Ryan , some of my favorite to do as well .
@@TheDailyWoo Off topic have you ever thought about visiting South Florida? Lots of interesting history down here.
One of your best, Adam. I could feel the emotion in your voice at the end as you could imagine the sadness Jack felt when he lost his beloved sister. Please don’t ever stop what you are doing, many of us will have severe withdrawals from your hearing your stories and the way you tell them. Thank you Charles Kuralt, I mean Adam the Woo.💙
HEY ATW...NOW THIS...is a vlog which really is so important to History. The information presented is diligently researched and filmed in a way which would someday be used as a tool for teaching. Absolutely brilliant subject matter. My thanks to you as I learned something new about Kerouac. The home of Young was a cherry on top of the cake!
Can’t believe it took me till now to realize that John Young parkway was named after him . Totally slipped past my radar till I saw the house
I can truly sense a real happiness in these Florida uploads Adam. Especially the farmers market video. I’m glad you are happy my internet friend. Keep posting. Keep up the great work.
I don't think anybody else tells a story quite like you do Adam 😂, i learnt something, laughed my head off, nobody can grumble about your content, thank you loving these vlogs, can't wait for tomorrow x
Adam, this vlog was great. I learned more than I ever new about Jack Kerouac. I love these kinds of videos.
I always hear crazy things about Florida. I did not realize how beautiful it was! Those trees are absolutely stunning!
Another outstanding video, with such a deceptively simple, casual delivery. I say deceptive, since I know how much work you must actually put into a video like this - from the idea, through research, location reconnaissance, planning, shooting, editing, and other points of finesse that harmonise altogether to deliver a slice of culture to us, your loyal viewers.
Well said!
ADAM, that tree cutting and train sound portion was HILARIOUS!!
Great vlog. Kerouac is an amazing writer and poet and beat leader. Loved reading, On The Road. It is one of the top ten books I recommend. Your vlogs are genius. Thanks, Cole.
How exciting you found some great history to share in FL!
I got so excited when I saw "Kerouac" in the title! Very cool. 😄
One word for this vlog.... “OUTSTANDING” .....
Well Done here, Adam. Enjoyed learning more about John L. “Jack” Kerouac, author of the iconic novel “On the Road” (written 1951, published 1957), his family and his ties to central Florida. Thank You.
Thank you Adam...... love going back in history with you. Always fascinating. We always forget how much history is right in our back yard.
Big Thumbs Up! This is a Gem of a video you've created Adam. The ending was Perfectly Done!
I love a good biography! Jack Kerouac is a textbook example of living life without boundaries, and experiencing the consequences. Or alternatively: a warning to others, depending upon where your beliefs live. Married 3 times, broken relationships, an alcoholic, broke and living with his mother, dying after starting an argument with some guys at a bar, that beat him up, causing mortal internal hemorrhaging. An ending that would certainly make a sad but great movie.
What I get out of studying Jack Kerouac, is a need for moderation. Don’t limit yourself to a comfortable box that makes you miserable, but don’t kill yourself with excesses that lead to nowhere.
I looked Jack Kerouac up, there is an actual video of him on You Tube/ Jack Kerouac on the Steve Allen show. He reads a little from one of his books. He seemed a little uneasy at first but as he read he loosened up. The clip was from 1959. Boy do I miss shows like The Steve Allen Show.(TV back in the days of relaxing and a snapshots of what was current at the time)
Jack Kerouac was the first "grown up author" that I read after transitioning from what they call today Young Adult literature. Thank you for sharing this video Adam!
Mine as well. And I think it was one of my first English books as well. In my country you have to write one "longer" term paper for your high school diploma and I chose the Beat Generation. These books gave me so much
Even when Adam does topics I have no intrest in,like this, I am still drawn in and watch the entire thing because of his passion and style I honestly appreciate.
I used to live in college park and never got tired of thinking jack kerouac lived and wrote there every time I drove by it. Super cool
I enjoyed the Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (and chain saw?) intro. Adam, you're the modern day Jack Keraouac--the On The Road Vlogger.
Adam, you should write a book about the adventures you have on the road that we dont get to see. I bet it would be awesome! Consider it 5 copies sold already for my friends and I!
Adam's book would be a NY Times best seller for sure.
Very cool video Adam, thanks for sharing it and all of the information as well. I got to meet and talk to Bob Kealing, two years ago. A good friend of mine, lives in the house where the Allman Brothers had their first jam session, and where the song titled The Whipping Post was written. The house is here in Jacksonville FL. Bob was instrumental in getting one of those Historical Signs placed into the yard of the home. He had some very interesting stories and while speaking with him, he had mentioned he helped to get that sign there at Jack's House.
Keep them coming Adam looks much safer now in Florida than your road trip, glad you made it back safe mate!
Wow, learning things I never knew. This is what I love this channel for (& Disney obviously 🤣). As a Brit most of these type of vlogs means nothing in the title but it’s the interesting way in which the content is delivered is what makes it so addictive. Cheers Adam, nice one. 👍😎
Really cool find and literature history lesson. Thank you Adam.
"If you listen closely you can hear a train going by." **buzz buzzzz rrreeeeeee** "okay that is not a train..." This is the kind of stuff that happens to me all the time, Adam.
Hey Adam good morning there’s nothing better on you tube then a cup of coffee in the morning and Adam the woo ,, exploring and doing filming locations awesome content , thanks for making my day get off to a woo nderful start😎
Same here his videos make my morning and a great way to start the day
I was lost a few weeks ago when he wasn’t uploading 😞
He’s always positive and happy go lucky,for the most part. He’s good at what he does for sure
a piping hot caffeinated beverage
i think that's the original door. it just used to have a storm door as well
U paid a wonderful tribute to Jack. This is one of your best videos
U are a great person great voice and can play the role of tributes to those who have passed on
He was of my generation as the 60’s rolled in “And the Beat Goes On”
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Very kind words thank you
GREAT VLOG ADAM!
Great vlog. What a beautiful little neighborhood
Adam, you should seriously consider writing a "road trip" or "roadside attractions" book.
100% agree with you, that an Adam the Woo “road trip” and attractions book would make for a great read, combined with his gorgeous photography. I’d like to read, learn more in his book from his unique perspective. That book will be a WINNER.
Great vlog, Adam. I was saddened to learn of the unfortunate details of the death of his sister, Caroline. She was a WW II veteran who survived the war, only to die of a broken heart. I couldn't read the entire inscription, but "Je Me Souviens" means: I remember.
WOW, that was fascinating, Adam. Talk about a close-knit family. He and his sister (a veteran) it said on her plaque, both died in their 40s. I don't think his personal life was a carefree, super happy one, from what I remember reading about him.
LOL at "yardwork follows me everywhere". and yes, "self'reliance and self-expression" is so you. Interesting vid with lots of fascinating tidbits about this author and the places where he's established himself, especially the facts surroundings the tin roof home ... so cool.
Thank you for this vlog, Adam. I’ve known “about” Jack Kerouac my entire life but was introduced to his writings because of my very conservative upbringing. You spurred me to research his life and works more deeply. I discovered that we share the same birthday, March 12, although my arrival was 33 years following his 1922 birth. He seemed to be somewhat of a tortured soul which came to light following his enlistment in the Navy.but a fascinating man. His life was one grand dichotomy of excesses, religions and relationships. Wouldn’t it be a fitting tribute, 52 years after his death, if a film of his life were made?
I’d watch it for sure
Great video Adam! I’ve always wondered if you were a Kerouac fan with your life on the road. If this video was 9 hours I would watch every second! Thanks for documenting this! One of my favorite writers!
Never heard of this but thanks for having me along for the ride in florida this is fun seeing diffrent places sense im stuck at home in quaritine thanks adam the woo
Excellent Adam. Thank you. I've loved Kerouac since the '80s.
I love his book on the road been reading it for the last 10 years on and off so very good I love his poetry dude was a legend I found it at the Peterborough Library I want to say 2005 I had a sale going on I bought a few of his books but on the road was the one that stuck with me the most
Before this video, I had never heard of Jack Kerouac. Looks like I have some reading to do.....
Same here I had to ask my wife 🤔
OMG!
@@conniecrawford5231 Read On The Road, The Dharma Bumbs and Big Sur all three are great reads. Also you might read Naked Lunch by William S Burrows
Same. I felt very uncouth during this video
His books are very easy reads.
I didn’t know who Jack Kerouac was before this vlog. I learned something new today. Thanks Adam!
The opening line to The Dharma Bums... “Hopping a freight out of Los Angeles at high noon one day in late September 1955...”
Now everyone wants to hop a freight out of Los Angeles.
Kerouac used to type on rolls of teletype paper to avoid changing pieces of paper in his typewriter. He also took Benzedrine and would write for 48-72 hours straight.
Snaps in the air for this vlog. Love it! You should check out Roy O. Disney's house in Bay Hill in the Tibet Bay Drive cul-du-sac. The other homes were used by Admiral Joe Fowler, Card Walker, Donn Tatum, and other Disney executives.
Very interesting, nostalgic and touching episode. Thank you.
President of the Kerouac House here. You were right about the double-paned windows on the south side being Jack's room. The kitchen was actually on the north side of the house, next to the blue-green double doors in what is now the laundry room. That giant tree next to the house is actually on the property of the next-door neighbors, but so many people associate it with Jack.
Jack was a major influence for early rock and roll artists. The Doors especially.Adam well done.
Kerouac grew up in and is buried in Lowell, Massachusetts. If you're ever up in Massachusetts, there's a lot to see in Lowell related to Kerouac... plus Lowell is a cool city in general.
Thank you for this vlog
That was excellent, Adam. Thank you. Here's hoping you make it up to Massachusetts (near me), to see some of the Jack Kerouac historical spots in Lowell. Massachusetts also has many movie locations -- Knives Out, for instance -- which could make for a fun road trip someday...
Amazing video, Adam. I love it when you do these kind of videos. Keep up the amazing work dude
Cool history for sure, that publix was interesting!
We shopped there all of the time. College Park used to be fun in the 1960s.
@@lollylollypop3626 that's from the 60's that's pretty amazing
I agree, I remember my childhood Publix was unique in the 80’s and the sign I remember to this day, so cool love to see it not messed with.
Thank you Adam the Woo, always a pleasure to take an adventure with you. Have a great day😃!!
Love this. It’s always great exploring history with you.
Thank you, Adam, for this VERY interesting vlog. I learned a lot from this installment.
Well Done, ol' Woo! The jet at the end was a nice touch for John Young as well!
Yes a beautiful shot.
Thanks for this, Woo! I'm a massive Kerouac fan and this was a lovely video about his time in Florida.
Wow, that big tree is incredible.
Great video, Woo! I've been curious about the retreat house for years. Thanks for being my eyes in Orlando... and pretty much everywhere else!
Love the history lessons the best. Thanks. Really good.
I've heard his name before, but didn't know anything about him. The houses there are so beautiful and unique. What a sad sorry about his sister. You're amazing at telling a story. You put so much time and research into everything you do. It's truly impressive.
Cool! I’m from Lowell, MA where Jack Kerouac was born and is buried.
You are some story teller!if my history teacher sounded like you, I would of passed! This was so interesting! Thank you for taking me away!
His book, "Visions of Gerard," gave me a better understanding of who he was beneath the myth and legend.
Must readit
My University lit professor was obsessed with Kerouac, Ginsberg, etc. It made for a very enjoyable experience in college.
Thank you for sharing this neat piece of Central Florida history. I really enjoyed it! I will have to check out these homes and Caroline's resting place. The brick streets are really pretty, but they are a nightmare to drive on; so bumpy.
Thank you. I love a vlog where I learn things. Interesting history. Cheers
Great video Adam! it's amazing how get such detailed info and find eveything to show in these video's!
Wow that’s a great ideal for the writers, ❤️👍😁👏👏👏
Great history vid Adam you really bring it ,and you were so respectful at his sister’s grave. His daughter died tragically after surgery as well she was in her 40’s.
Hi Adam awesome vlog. Hope you enjoy your day in Florida 👍🏻😺
Never heard of the Kerouac family but they seem like an interesting family. Good video.
Fantastic variety of subject matter..really enjoyable.
I love the old Cottage look. We still have a few homes in my neighborhood that look like that. They won’t be around much longer though I am sure. The Illinois folk come in and buy them and modernize them into something else eventually. It’s sad really because most of them just need a minimum amount of love to look 50 years younger and they destroy them to the bones and start over expanding them into mansions. That Publix was awesome. Love it! Great video.
Enjoyed the video. I didn't know this author so glad to have a new author to check out.
This was a wonderful vlog Adam. 💜
Very cool. I did not know that Kerouac lived in the Orlando area. I've read most of his books, even the almost unreadable ones. I will definitely have to check it out next time I'm in Florida. Beautiful tree in front of that house.
Very much enjoyed this video. Had me in tears toward the end there.
Awesome video! I've been a fan of Kerouac after I first read On the Road over 22 years ago when I was 14 years old. Deeply inspired by his writing style and I always try and inspire others to read his work. You should try and track down the scroll - it's really cool to see in person!
Bob Kealing is a great friend of mine. I actually got to write part of, "Visions of Paradise," my Kerouac biopic in that very house. It was a little spooky. Kerouac had quite a history with the Central Florida area. The Kingswood Manor house was right around the corner from Video Review (which was my personal film school before film school). The cool thing is he cut a door in the back of the house so he could easily step outside to commune with the spirit of his brother Gerard. Both houses featured in "Visions" and it would have been cool to shoot there. I pitched the project all over town and was really surprised at how few Hollywood people knew who Kerouac was. One development guy who told me "On the Road changed my life" strongly pitched the idea of Don Cheadle to play Jack - that's a great story - clearly he had no idea of who Jack was.
Finally I learned that one of his dream scenarios was to live in one of two lots he bought in The Springs (very close to Sweetwater Oaks where I grew up) and have his mother and sister's family live in the other.
A really cool followup literary journey should be to Deland where you can trace H.P. Lovecraft's time in Florida (he loved it) with a teenage fan, Robert Barlow, who became his literary executor and eventually taught anthropology to William S. Burroughs! Their strange friendship is the subject of yet another of my esoteric literary screenplays...
That’s really intresting. I watched a bunch of interviews with Kealing, he’s very knowledgeable . I did go by the other house you mentioned as well but did not know about the details . Thanks for the comment
@@TheDailyWoo good job 👍🏻
Interesting.
Never heard of these people before. Nice history lesson!
Loved this video! Top notch!
Awesome! I just started re-reading On The Road a few days ago.
Adam you would make a great film and story narrator you have voice and the cariama / demeanor for lack of a better term
Would you mind telling me what cariama is, don’t want to look it up.
@@maureenhansen3308 charisma
I spelled it wrong , dang spell write
I made a comment above before reading yours. Agree Adam has the touch💕
Thanks for correcting that word I don’t know what cariama means either
Thanks for enlightening us, Adam. Good stuff!
Never heard of this writer and i love to read. I will google him. I am intrigued. Love your informative videos. Fla is beautiful.
Not gonna lie I never heard of him but really enjoyed the show like always 😉
Thank you Adam
Really enjoyed this, great local history.
Hi Adam,
Very interesting to see. Thank you for all your research and efforts .
Deborah
Adam The Woo in "On The Road".
I’ve done a bit of time on the road that’s for sure
@@TheDailyWoo please visit Sedona some time your out west
I am a typewriter sales/repair/ refurbishment guy :) For me..this video was awesome. Great history,thank you 😊
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Well done Adam! always good to know history
Nice video Adam.
You need to come back to College Park and check out a couple houses here that were in the 1989 movie Parenthood, plus one other in Winter Park.
And then Earnest Saves Christmas also was filmed in Orlando... you could check out those locations too.
My favorite Kerouac books as food - On the Rocky Road Ice Cream, The Subterranean Sandwich, Dharma Buns, Desolation Angel Food Cake, Big Sur F and Turf.
Love these types of videos. I will be looking into his writings. Thanks Adam.
Beautiful filming!!!
Cute small home, very nice area, have been there before with another streamer also as love this area, ❤️❤️😁👍
Great video once again, learn something new all the time