Dare i say it but watching these vlogs are like stepping back to much more gentle time, everything has that oldie worldie feel, hard to tell with some of the buildings if they are abandoned or still used, really, really enjoying these vlogs, very relaxing to watch, Thankyou Adam
Your backroads trips are so calming and relaxing 😎. It’s amazing how many beautiful areas of America still exist, untouched by developers that obliterate grass , trees and tranquility, in favor of concrete, skyscrapers and multi family living quarters. Thank you for this journey, through roads less traveled !
Oh my goodness. I let you tube choose my next videos and I ended up watching a van video from 11 years ago, and this quote has been resinating with me all day: “owned by the things you own.” I feel this in my soul. It’s eye opening. Brilliant. Glad you got your new camera.
Adam, this is such a fun series. I find myself mesmerized and just sitting and watching your videos. I look forward every morning wonder what adventure the Woo is going to share with us.
Adam you got my sister and I through the most anxiety brewing time of 2020 and we're still watching today... Thanks for everything you do to keep this channel going and showing us parts of American none of us will ever see! Have a good one, from Adrian Michigan!
Reading the comments I stumbled on your post. I am from Adrian Mi. Lived on Erie St., Church and a few others. close to sunshine market., across from the old chain and cable.
Great to see an "actual" map! Something nostalgic and inspiring about them.. Great vid as always.. going to the obscure rural places so we don't have to!
I still love to use maps too. Guess I am kinda old school in that regard. I've been a boater all my life and NOAA, the federal agency that creates nautical charts, no longer prints paper ones. They are even stopping "print on demand" charts that they had been offering. Nautical charts are now only available on electronic chart plotters or software programs. Such a shame as far as I am concerned.
You are livin’ the life, my man! You were the first blogger I ever watched and you have been my travel buddy for many years now! Forever may you roam! You were the person who introduced me to TH-cam and your friends- Jacob,Jordan, Micah, George, Jay, etc! Thanks !
That was a really fun journey. Beautiful scenery of canopy trees and old building that are still standing, some of which are barely still standing . Thanks Adam, I look forward to exploring this area.
And the hits just keep coming. I have to say, I really am enjoying these. It has been a stressful month for me and things aren't going to lighten up for at least a couple more weeks. These road videos bring me peace and joy and just a little bit of calm. Thank you.
My father’s family is from Lincoln County GA, a little north of where you were. It’s a lot like the area you are in. Sadly, there are so many old homesteads and closed stores in Lincoln county as well. Fun fact, Washington, GA is the first municipality ever named for George Washington in 1790.
This trip has been such a great addition to my mornings. Every day you inch a little closer and closer to Asheville and I really hope you spend a few days here because I really wanna see what you discover.
Yep. The Love Boat!! Adam, you slay me!!!! The alligator walker reminds me of Mr. Glover that walks the imaginary dog in "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil ". Thanks for the trip!
I’m following you Adam on my map here in England . We cannot wait to get back to the states and continue or quest of visiting every State. We have two left. These videos give us lots of ideas. Great series Adam.
Great seeing you coming through effingham county. We live 5 minutes from Mars theater…we love walking up there on Friday nights, catching a show. Then walking home..although, always throws me for a loop when a train goes by during the show…haha. Also, nice to see you spotlight ebenezer. Although, I’ve always thought there was weird vibes back in there…. Anyway. Love the channel!
My wife and I live just across the river over in Bulloch County and we have close friends who live about 3 blocks behind the courthouse there in Springfield. I believe they live on Early Street Extension. We’ve been with them 2 or 3 times to events at the Mars Theater. It was good to see him feature this.
I have just found your channel within the last two days. It is great to see the state of Georgia through someone else’s eyes. Greta channel. I have really enjoyed watching this trek.
Thanks so much for sharing that fact about the guy who put up all those wooden crosses. We have those all over in Ohio and I've always wondered about them. I LOVE that you're on the road again!
Good morning good 🌄. Your video has been up only 41 min and 1800 views already. I love it. I feel like I'm sharing my morning coffee with people who love the backroads, small towns and their history too. Thank you for this channel.
The church you went to in Georgia, the oldest one in the state, 2 of my really good friends got married there! I was a bridesmaid in the wedding and my husband was a groomsman. The bride’s family are from Effingham and the Salzburgers are her ancestors! It’s her family church for generations! Super cool to see this today!
Oh my gosh! What a pleasant surprise! I do a lot of ancestry research and I have a set of Great Grandparents (7x) who were married at that church in the 1700’s. I was planning on making a visit to it. William King was from Effingham Ga and buried in Savannah. Thank you this made my day.
The statue of Charles Fraser and the gator is an homage to a photograph taken of him walking right next to a giant gator. Fraser was the main visionary behind Hilton Head’s development and established the feel of the island putting nature over the sprawl that is common in many beach towns.
Really enjoying these leisurely trips on the back roads. Looks/sounds like you are as well! Well done. Keep on living your dream! Thanks for inviting us along.
Really enjoying these small old town vlogs takes me back to my youth growing up in similar surroundings in the U.K so relaxing watching these after a busy day at work thanks Adam the Woo
HEY, ADAM THE WOO & Mr. Big The Foot 👣 YES, Mr.Big Foot has been telling me that he has really been enjoying the Road trip down the back roads and old towns we been enjoying running around in the woods at night while you are sleeping we would ask you but we know your tired from driving and exploring all day... I've really enjoyed the road trip so fer and can't wait for the rest of the trip so take care stay safe God bless and will see you on the next video
Nice I'm finally up early enough to catch the video at the time of release. Thanks for doing all these videos buddy I'm really enjoying them feels like the good ol' days.
I grew up in Effingham and went to girl scout meetings at Ebenezer church. You brought back so many great memories for me and I thank you for that as I live in snowy New Hampshire now and miss my home so much❤️
Springfield is my hometown. I spent most of my life there. The Snooks store you showed used to be a grocery store many years ago, but the owner/operator retired and it now sells furniture and other things. The Mars Theatre is a much more recent addition to the town, at least during my lifetime. It originally opened in 1945 and closed in 1957. A revitalization project restored the building, which had been converted into an office space in the 1970s. The Mars re-opened in April of 2014.
Springfield was where I grew up too! My dad still lives there! I spent many days in my childhood riding my bike all around town. I would stop at the old Dairy Queen, get some ice cream, and drop some quarters in the Pac-man arcade cabinet they had in the restaurant. Springfield really started to get rundown in the late 90s early 2000s after they built that bypass around town, but that revitalization project really made it look beautiful again.
Adam, what grandious and brilliant pictures of your great Nation. They show why somes things are as they are in the US. Your image leadership is perfect.You give the viewer time to let the image work. Greatings from Germany 👍
Absolutely ENJOYABLE episode, Adam! You are LOVING 🥰 it, and so Are WE! I’m excited that you are enjoying these places/this trip SO MUCH! We see it, we feel it. WONDERFUL!
When we drove from California to Ohio back in the early 70’s my Dad used a map of the USA and Canada and strategically folded it every morning. He would show us the plan for the day. My friend and I sat in the back of his old Mercedes we played car bingo and crosswords. I have not been on a long road trip since. I think it is time! Thank you!
@@TheDailyWoo They're hard to find too, and I'd rather have a paper map. The gps maps don't show enough of the surrounding area for me to get a sense of where I am in relation to other things.
Hey Adam I see things are going well for you and I’m so happy to see that, now I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️ for taking me on an adventure of a lifetime and I’m referring to your whole trip and it truly is nice to see things I’ve never seen before also not sure what camera your filming with but the clarity is amazing now with that being said peace ☮️ love ❤️ and happiness to you Adam and I’ll see you on the next Adams Big Adventure also please be safe out there
Watching another great video of back roads with Adam the Woo. Never disappoint always good stuff, the buildings that are abandoned or still in use are curious to look at. Thanks for sharing 👍👍📹
Another nice back roads exploration. The cool house with the historic buildings on it looks like a place The American Pickers would stop. Bluffton is a gorgeous town as you found out. As I recall, some scenes of the movie "The Big Chill" were filmed here. I think they also filmed scenes from "Forest Gump" and "The Great Santini" here as well.
Awesome job Adam! I love these places too! If you go to NC, stop in Kannapolis to see the Gem Theatre, very old place. Home of Dale Earnhardt- has a statue there.
Buck Fever! Buck fever is typically described as the nervousness hunters get when they first sight game. Many hunters have stories about buck fever, and usually they say their hands were shaking so hard that they missed the broadside of a buck from 100 yards away. Means he went hunting. Also those were not antique theater seats. Theater seats are cushioned. Those were School Auditorium seats. Remember how uncomfy those were? You should call this video series "The Scenic Route"... I love the way you present all these old artifacts, buildings and history.
I just love the old buildings and the history behind them. I would love to be able to travel around and see these special places that may or not be on the map.
Today was just as interesting and enjoyable as all the days of the roadtrip, prior to this one. There's so few people out and about, in such gorgeous weather though. I'm loving your trip, Adam.👏☀️👏
Have we mentioned how much we enjoy seeing you so filled with the joy of doing what you love?? Thanks for sharing the road-trip with us all! (Good Book, indeed!!!)
Never posted this before but want to mention---I love the way you talk. Your word choices are unusual, almost formal. Makes me laugh. I call them WooWords :) I also want to mention that I think you are a very good looking man. I am free to offer that opinion because I could be your mom. So take a bow, you've got good juju all around. Watch your videos every morning...they keep me company and are very enjoyable. It's a changing world.
Thank You Adam Must say you're looking happy healthy and strong & well done keeping true your own ambitions at same time keeping us entertained with the simple things of life.
Adam--I agree--up to date paper maps/atlases are wonderful! I like to travel with one just in case! I like the way you integrate the map into the vlogs to show where you are going to be. LOVE IT!! Thank you!! Your vlogs on small towns are great!
I lived in Bluffton, SC and used to commute to Hilton Head Island for work. You driving through those roads, particularly the HWY 278 bridge that connects to HHI, brought me back a lot of memories. Thanks for posting!
Now that was some impressive church and the water pump worked, which was amazing! What are unique history as well! On another tangent… Your hairstyle looks great. It is so calming on you Adam. I know all the gals out there loving it❤️👍🏻
Adam ! Just re-discovered your videos. Havent gotten to see them all yet, but trying to do that. Really enjoying the...."back in the day" feeling of your travel's. Reminds me of traveling with my parents and brothers, when I was young. They would always hit the small, and isolated towns on the backroads, and the coolest tourist attractions that were there to be "stumbled" upon. Thank you, you are doing a nice job. (a few times, I wished I could jump into the screen lol) Stay safe Vicky
New sub. Currently stuck at home as it's -19°F (it was -25°F earlier this morning) so I'm living vicariously through your travels. Nice to see something else besides the vast frozen wasteland I'm currently living in.
My cousins live in North Augusta SC beautiful city and state! I loved it. Me and my dad and brother took the greyhound from Canada all the way down. Passed by all the eastern states and stopped by all in them. A great experience! Brought me back some memories 🍻
Charles Elbert Fraser was an American real estate developer whose vision helped transform South Carolina's Hilton Head Island from a sparsely populated sea island into a world-class resort.
Yeah, it literally took me less than ten seconds to find that info, also. But he stands around, with a smartphone in his pocket, and just guesses about everything. That's some serious laziness.
Personally, I've always believed that the addition of a bronze 10 ft alligator improves every statue. Just think about how much more memorable the Johnny Mercer statue would be of there was a 1300 lb bronze alligator creeping up behind it
My aunt and uncle lived in Soperton, Georgia for many, many years. on their back porch was a hand pump for washing up when coming in from farming; to eat dinner (southerners ate breakfast, dinner, and supper). Those pumps were on most of the houses back then. There was always a dipper, for a sip of good cool water; especially on a hot day of farming! Soperton is in Truetlen County. It's not too far from Metter (a town I know you went through). Up in Northern Georgia, there are little towns called Duck Town and Turkey Town. I could be mistaken and those two towns could possibly be in southern South Carolina. I've been through them once, back around the middle 70's. I love the moss hanging from those old trees!
I grew up in Effingham!!!!! Graduated the last class from the original High School. Located in Springfield! 13:30 - was an old Post Office. My childhood home is not far from that spot. George Washington stayed at the Ebenezer Church. And Sherman came thru that property after leaving Atlanta. If you looked at the brick work, you can find finger "prints" in a few of them. No there was no bridge there.
Really loved your Georgia spotlights and looking forward to S. Carolina. Learning more about these states that I only drove thru from NJ to FL way back when.
Adam, I had to let you know. When you zoomed in on Smiths, what immediately popped into my mind was the exact scene you mentioned. Great minds I guess.... Hope you are enjoying your trip, we sure are!
My great-grandfather was born in Guyton, Ga which is just 30 minutes northwest of Savannah. He was born in 1914 & he sold life insurance on trains that would travel out of Savannah in his younger days before becoming a methodist preacher
I had to comment on this, isnt it amazing with that generation how easily they seemingly switched careers? My grandfather was a WW2 fighter pilot, a civilian pilot, then he quit the airlines and also became a pastor.
Adam...Charleston is filled with history just like Savannah. I think one thing that you might find interesting is the story of Denmark Vesey. There is a statue in his honor that stands in his honor and on Bull St. (yes, there is also a bull St. In Charleston) is the Denmark Vesey House.
I MUST SAY I AM TOTALY ENJOYING THESE VIDEOS SO MUCH MORE THAN WHEN YOU WERE VLOGING IN THE PARKS MOST OF THE TIME. I can not physically travel any more at this time in my life. In fact it's been 8 years since the last time my motorcycle and I traveled across the highways of this awesome country of ours. I totally thank God for all the memories I have and the many years my motorcycle and I traveled many miles between 15,000 & 20,000 a year. Back then I didn't know about TH-cam or I may have had my own channel. I didn't start watching TH-cam until after the wreck that ended me in this bed. But I'm happy I make my life enjoyable by watching y'all take me with you as you do the traveling for me... LOL... PLEASE just keep them coming and be blessed in Jesus name... BBE...
Love the old church! Church of the Cross in Bluffton SC is also a beautiful church that was built 1857. You can usually tour it. There are some great restaurants there as well. Cahill’s Market & Chicken Kitchen is awesome!
If you come into NC, I recommend hitting Welcome, NC and going to the RCR Museum. That's the team that Dale Earnhardt raced for and they have A LOT of his cars.
Ellabell...I lived down the road in Pembroke for a year or so, and later had a flipper house in DeSoto, a few hours west. Lived in Columbus for a couple of years too, and spent two years in Hinesville.
My late husband and I had a CB. His nickname on "air" was "Big John" and I was "little sister". I made a lot of friends back then, and I sure miss them.
Dare i say it but watching these vlogs are like stepping back to much more gentle time, everything has that oldie worldie feel, hard to tell with some of the buildings if they are abandoned or still used, really, really enjoying these vlogs, very relaxing to watch, Thankyou Adam
I agree with you Kevin. It does feel good though, don't you think? I enjoy these vlogs a lot!
Great comment
Thats the south...and why i love it so much.
I’m from a spot between Savannah and Augusta. Know these areas fairly well. They are great in the spring months.
Yeah, cathartic to watch
Your backroads trips are so calming and relaxing 😎. It’s amazing how many beautiful areas of America still exist, untouched by developers that obliterate grass , trees and tranquility, in favor of concrete, skyscrapers and multi family living quarters.
Thank you for this journey, through roads less traveled !
Oh my goodness. I let you tube choose my next videos and I ended up watching a van video from 11 years ago, and this quote has been resinating with me all day: “owned by the things you own.” I feel this in my soul. It’s eye opening. Brilliant. Glad you got your new camera.
Adam, this is such a fun series. I find myself mesmerized and just sitting and watching your videos. I look forward every morning wonder what adventure the Woo is going to share with us.
Much appreciated . I’m glad you enjoy the videos
“mesmerized “
@@Spicychicken83 ...or the fashion police.
I can't wait to see where he's going every morning!!! Always wanted to go to Savannah, but never got to!
Buck you Bauer !
Adam you got my sister and I through the most anxiety brewing time of 2020 and we're still watching today... Thanks for everything you do to keep this channel going and showing us parts of American none of us will ever see! Have a good one, from Adrian Michigan!
Thanks Chad .
You even look like a Chad lmao
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Reading the comments I stumbled on your post. I am from Adrian Mi. Lived on Erie St., Church and a few others. close to sunshine market., across from the old chain and cable.
Great to see an "actual" map! Something nostalgic and inspiring about them.. Great vid as always.. going to the obscure rural places so we don't have to!
Thank you ! I try to always roll around with an atlas
The original "hand held" navigation device.
Most young people today don't know how to read an actual map.
I still love to use maps too. Guess I am kinda old school in that regard. I've been a boater all my life and NOAA, the federal agency that creates nautical charts, no longer prints paper ones. They are even stopping "print on demand" charts that they had been offering. Nautical charts are now only available on electronic chart plotters or software programs. Such a shame as far as I am concerned.
@@michaelgarrity6090 that won't help much if you are at sea will it????
You are livin’ the life, my man! You were the first blogger I ever watched and you have been my travel buddy for many years now! Forever may you roam! You were the person who introduced me to TH-cam and your friends- Jacob,Jordan, Micah, George, Jay, etc! Thanks !
Same for me. The very first person I watched.
🕶👍👍absolutely lovn this series. When u pumped that pump it reminded me of when u used to always check to water valves. I couldn't belive it worked
Adam WOW all these hidden gems. Thank You for traveling to places some of us will never go to. Thank You for the stream.
That was a really fun journey. Beautiful scenery of canopy trees and old building that are still standing, some of which are barely still standing . Thanks Adam, I look forward to exploring this area.
And the hits just keep coming. I have to say, I really am enjoying these. It has been a stressful month for me and things aren't going to lighten up for at least a couple more weeks. These road videos bring me peace and joy and just a little bit of calm. Thank you.
My father’s family is from Lincoln County GA, a little north of where you were. It’s a lot like the area you are in. Sadly, there are so many old homesteads and closed stores in Lincoln county as well. Fun fact, Washington, GA is the first municipality ever named for George Washington in 1790.
This trip has been such a great addition to my mornings. Every day you inch a little closer and closer to Asheville and I really hope you spend a few days here because I really wanna see what you discover.
I would love to see Asheville
Yep. The Love Boat!! Adam, you slay me!!!! The alligator walker reminds me of Mr. Glover that walks the imaginary dog in "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil ". Thanks for the trip!
I’m following you Adam on my map here in England . We cannot wait to get back to the states and continue or quest of visiting every State. We have two left. These videos give us lots of ideas. Great series Adam.
Great seeing you coming through effingham county. We live 5 minutes from Mars theater…we love walking up there on Friday nights, catching a show. Then walking home..although, always throws me for a loop when a train goes by during the show…haha. Also, nice to see you spotlight ebenezer. Although, I’ve always thought there was weird vibes back in there…. Anyway. Love the channel!
My wife and I live just across the river over in Bulloch County and we have close friends who live about 3 blocks behind the courthouse there in Springfield. I believe they live on Early Street Extension. We’ve been with them 2 or 3 times to events at the Mars Theater. It was good to see him feature this.
I have just found your channel within the last two days. It is great to see the state of Georgia through someone else’s eyes. Greta channel. I have really enjoyed watching this trek.
Thanks so much for watching
Thanks so much for sharing that fact about the guy who put up all those wooden crosses. We have those all over in Ohio and I've always wondered about them. I LOVE that you're on the road again!
Really enjoying this series of videos Adam. Can tell you’re enjoying yourself!
Yes I agree 👍
He seemed actually giddy at the end of this one.
I am loving these travel vlogs. So many places forgotten about. Thank you for finding them and sharing.
Good morning good 🌄. Your video has been up only 41 min and 1800 views already. I love it. I feel like I'm sharing my morning coffee with people who love the backroads, small towns and their history too. Thank you for this channel.
That's is why I love commenting so much on the videos. I love connecting with other likeminded people who enjoy some of the same things that I do.
Fantastic, Adam. Your eye for the interesting & unusual is shining throughout these videos. Thanks man!
The church you went to in Georgia, the oldest one in the state, 2 of my really good friends got married there! I was a bridesmaid in the wedding and my husband was a groomsman. The bride’s family are from Effingham and the Salzburgers are her ancestors! It’s her family church for generations! Super cool to see this today!
The Church was amazing! Thanks for showing us Adam! Enjoy South Carolina, beautiful state!
Oh my gosh! What a pleasant surprise! I do a lot of ancestry research and I have a set of Great Grandparents (7x) who were married at that church in the 1700’s. I was planning on making a visit to it. William King was from Effingham Ga and buried in Savannah. Thank you this made my day.
The statue of Charles Fraser and the gator is an homage to a photograph taken of him walking right next to a giant gator. Fraser was the main visionary behind Hilton Head’s development and established the feel of the island putting nature over the sprawl that is common in many beach towns.
Really enjoying these leisurely trips on the back roads. Looks/sounds like you are as well! Well done.
Keep on living your dream! Thanks for inviting us along.
Agree with you 😊
Really enjoying these small old town vlogs takes me back to my youth growing up in similar surroundings in the U.K so relaxing watching these after a busy day at work thanks Adam the Woo
Fun fact…Charles Fraser was a consultant for Disney during the creation of Celebration, FL.
Awesome video thank you enjoy you so much your work is always awesome
Hi Donna 👋🏻
HEY, ADAM THE WOO
& Mr. Big The Foot 👣
YES, Mr.Big Foot has been telling me that he has really been enjoying the Road trip down the back roads and old towns we been enjoying running around in the woods at night while you are sleeping we would ask you but we know your tired from driving and exploring all day...
I've really enjoyed the road trip so fer and can't wait for the rest of the trip so take care stay safe God bless and will see you on the next video
Nice I'm finally up early enough to catch the video at the time of release. Thanks for doing all these videos buddy I'm really enjoying them feels like the good ol' days.
Thank you
I grew up in Effingham and went to girl scout meetings at Ebenezer church. You brought back so many great memories for me and I thank you for that as I live in snowy New Hampshire now and miss my home so much❤️
Springfield is my hometown. I spent most of my life there. The Snooks store you showed used to be a grocery store many years ago, but the owner/operator retired and it now sells furniture and other things. The Mars Theatre is a much more recent addition to the town, at least during my lifetime. It originally opened in 1945 and closed in 1957. A revitalization project restored the building, which had been converted into an office space in the 1970s. The Mars re-opened in April of 2014.
Springfield was where I grew up too! My dad still lives there! I spent many days in my childhood riding my bike all around town. I would stop at the old Dairy Queen, get some ice cream, and drop some quarters in the Pac-man arcade cabinet they had in the restaurant. Springfield really started to get rundown in the late 90s early 2000s after they built that bypass around town, but that revitalization project really made it look beautiful again.
Adam, what grandious and brilliant pictures of your great Nation. They show why somes things are as they are in the US. Your image leadership is perfect.You give the viewer time to let the image work. Greatings from Germany 👍
I lived in Effingham County (Rincon) from 2003-2009. I used to galavant these rural roads! Thanks for the nostalgia!
Absolutely ENJOYABLE episode, Adam! You are LOVING 🥰 it, and so Are WE! I’m excited that you are enjoying these places/this trip SO MUCH! We see it, we feel it. WONDERFUL!
When we drove from California to Ohio back in the early 70’s my Dad used a map of the USA and Canada and strategically folded it every morning. He would show us the plan for the day. My friend and I sat in the back of his old Mercedes we played car bingo and crosswords. I have not been on a long road trip since. I think it is time! Thank you!
I love that . The old school paper maps were incredible
@@TheDailyWoo They're hard to find too, and I'd rather have a paper map. The gps maps don't show enough of the surrounding area for me to get a sense of where I am in relation to other things.
I still use paper maps they are pretty old and taped in some places but I still travel with them. They are very hard to find.
Hey Adam I see things are going well for you and I’m so happy to see that, now I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️ for taking me on an adventure of a lifetime and I’m referring to your whole trip and it truly is nice to see things I’ve never seen before also not sure what camera your filming with but the clarity is amazing now with that being said peace ☮️ love ❤️ and happiness to you Adam and I’ll see you on the next Adams Big Adventure also please be safe out there
Watching another great video of back roads with Adam the Woo. Never disappoint always good stuff, the buildings that are abandoned or still in use are curious to look at. Thanks for sharing 👍👍📹
Another nice back roads exploration. The cool house with the historic buildings on it looks like a place The American Pickers would stop. Bluffton is a gorgeous town as you found out. As I recall, some scenes of the movie "The Big Chill" were filmed here. I think they also filmed scenes from "Forest Gump" and "The Great Santini" here as well.
Awesome job Adam! I love these places too!
If you go to NC, stop in Kannapolis to see the Gem Theatre, very old place. Home of Dale Earnhardt- has a statue there.
Buck Fever! Buck fever is typically described as the nervousness hunters get when they first sight game. Many hunters have stories about buck fever, and usually they say their hands were shaking so hard that they missed the broadside of a buck from 100 yards away. Means he went hunting. Also those were not antique theater seats. Theater seats are cushioned. Those were School Auditorium seats. Remember how uncomfy those were? You should call this video series "The Scenic Route"... I love the way you present all these old artifacts, buildings and history.
I just love the old buildings and the history behind them. I would love to be able to travel around and see these special places that may or not be on the map.
I used to ride my bike to that gas station in Guyton as a kid to add air to the tires and get a soda from the vending machine.
Today was just as interesting and enjoyable as all the days of the roadtrip, prior to this one. There's so few people out and about, in such gorgeous weather though. I'm loving your trip, Adam.👏☀️👏
Have we mentioned how much we enjoy seeing you so filled with the joy of doing what you love?? Thanks for sharing the road-trip with us all!
(Good Book, indeed!!!)
Thank you again Adam, for taking the road less travelled and showing all the wonderful things!!
So glad you visited this area and showcased it. It is beautiful and serene! Will definitely visit it at some point!
The moment Adam the Woo says Rural and he sounds like Scooby....LOL. Thank you, I needed that laugh 🧡🌺
Great video Mr. Adam. Really enjoyed seeing more Americana. Safe travels Mr. Adam. See you tomorrow.
Never posted this before but want to mention---I love the way you talk. Your word choices are unusual, almost formal. Makes me laugh. I call them WooWords :) I also want to mention that I think you are a very good looking man. I am free to offer that opinion because I could be your mom. So take a bow, you've got good juju all around. Watch your videos every morning...they keep me company and are very enjoyable. It's a changing world.
Thank You Adam
Must say you're looking happy healthy and strong & well done keeping true your own ambitions at same time keeping us entertained with the simple things of life.
Adam--I agree--up to date paper maps/atlases are wonderful! I like to travel with one just in case! I like the way you integrate the map into the vlogs to show where you are going to be. LOVE IT!! Thank you!! Your vlogs on small towns are great!
I feel like I am on vacation watching your video series! Thanks for sharing this awesome small town series. Been so fun to tag along. 👍
I lived in Bluffton, SC and used to commute to Hilton Head Island for work. You driving through those roads, particularly the HWY 278 bridge that connects to HHI, brought me back a lot of memories. Thanks for posting!
Now that was some impressive church and the water pump worked, which was amazing! What are unique history as well! On another tangent… Your hairstyle looks great. It is so calming on you Adam. I know all the gals out there loving it❤️👍🏻
Howdy nice to hear your voice and ride along with ya again. ☺️👍❣️🙏🏻😎
Adam ! Just re-discovered your videos. Havent gotten to see them all yet, but trying to do that. Really enjoying the...."back in the day" feeling of your travel's. Reminds me of traveling with my parents and brothers, when I was young. They would always hit the small, and isolated towns on the backroads, and the coolest tourist attractions that were there to be "stumbled" upon. Thank you, you are doing a nice job. (a few times, I wished I could jump into the screen lol) Stay safe Vicky
New sub. Currently stuck at home as it's -19°F (it was -25°F earlier this morning) so I'm living vicariously through your travels. Nice to see something else besides the vast frozen wasteland I'm currently living in.
Thank you Adam for taking us along on your journey. It’s awesome 🤩
My cousins live in North Augusta SC beautiful city and state! I loved it. Me and my dad and brother took the greyhound from Canada all the way down. Passed by all the eastern states and stopped by all in them. A great experience! Brought me back some memories 🍻
Charles Elbert Fraser was an American real estate developer whose vision helped transform South Carolina's Hilton Head Island from a sparsely populated sea island into a world-class resort.
Yeah, it literally took me less than ten seconds to find that info, also. But he stands around, with a smartphone in his pocket, and just guesses about everything. That's some serious laziness.
Adam thank you for the back road series of vlogs. I enjoy this so much I put it on my big screen tv and recline and enjoy. Stay safe. Stay blessed.
Love the videos by Adam, it's nice to see the back country towns in our Country.
Personally, I've always believed that the addition of a bronze 10 ft alligator improves every statue.
Just think about how much more memorable the Johnny Mercer statue would be of there was a 1300 lb bronze alligator creeping up behind it
" Moooon rivvvaaaaaaAAAAAGGGHHH!"
May he rest in peace of course..
Hahaaaa...this is hilarious 🤣
@@KLEARSKITHEKREEPER wacka wacka!
I am absolutely loving all these off the beaten path, old school Adam videos! ❤️
Very beautiful footage in this episode!
My aunt and uncle lived in Soperton, Georgia for many, many years. on their back porch was a hand pump for washing up when coming in from farming; to eat dinner (southerners ate breakfast, dinner, and supper). Those pumps were on most of the houses back then. There was always a dipper, for a sip of good cool water; especially on a hot day of farming! Soperton is in Truetlen County. It's not too far from Metter (a town I know you went through). Up in Northern Georgia, there are little towns called Duck Town and Turkey Town. I could be mistaken and those two towns could possibly be in southern South Carolina. I've been through them once, back around the middle 70's. I love the moss hanging from those old trees!
Sidenote = DVC points work out there in Hilton Head, ain't that so? You're in the flow state zone of your craft right now, bro. Fun to watch. Dig it.
I grew up in Effingham!!!!! Graduated the last class from the original High School. Located in Springfield! 13:30 - was an old Post Office. My childhood home is not far from that spot. George Washington stayed at the Ebenezer Church. And Sherman came thru that property after leaving Atlanta. If you looked at the brick work, you can find finger "prints" in a few of them.
No there was no bridge there.
I’m really enjoying your travel videos. In this one you were about 5 miles (as the crow flies) from my home. Keep on keeping on and keeping it real.
Great content Adam, really enjoying the “trip”👍😀
Thankful for these videos! I have never been to this section of the country.
Really loved your Georgia spotlights and looking forward to S. Carolina. Learning more about these states that I only drove thru from NJ to FL way back when.
Be careful Adam you might run into a REAL big-the-foot 🤗😂😂 loving these videos
I find his vlogs delightful. Especially the road trip he took with his dad.
You did it again Adam, another great chilled video. I am getting serious road trip envy.
Up here in Greenville SC. Enjoy your.content.for 5 or more years,look foward to more Godspeed ,my Friend
Every time I see a train track, I keep hearing the song, "City of New Orleans" in my head.
Adam’s camerawork is great. Well thought out or just natural along with his storytelling. Been enjoying his artistry for years 👍
Enjoying, Thank you!
nice to share the beauty of deep south America , like a travel channel , but better
Amazing towns. One of your best journeys ! Thanks !!
Adam, I had to let you know. When you zoomed in on Smiths, what immediately popped into my mind was the exact scene you mentioned. Great minds I guess.... Hope you are enjoying your trip, we sure are!
Awesome and amazing I like this this is amazing and I love this is coolest my name is Craig king from Pembrokeshire south west wales
Watching Adam drive down my roads is strange and awesome at the same time. Go Bluffton!!
My great-grandfather was born in Guyton, Ga which is just 30 minutes northwest of Savannah. He was born in 1914 & he sold life insurance on trains that would travel out of Savannah in his younger days before becoming a methodist preacher
I had to comment on this, isnt it amazing with that generation how easily they seemingly switched careers? My grandfather was a WW2 fighter pilot, a civilian pilot, then he quit the airlines and also became a pastor.
I just found this and have gotten to enjoy it so much! I have subscribed to your channel and will keep looking!!!
Adam...Charleston is filled with history just like Savannah. I think one thing that you might find interesting is the story of Denmark Vesey. There is a statue in his honor that stands in his honor and on Bull St. (yes, there is also a bull St. In Charleston) is the Denmark Vesey House.
Damn man, wish I would have caught your trip to Georgia sooner. Your Sunday travels were all through my neck of the woods!! Safe travels
I MUST SAY I AM TOTALY ENJOYING THESE VIDEOS SO MUCH MORE THAN WHEN YOU WERE VLOGING IN THE PARKS MOST OF THE TIME.
I can not physically travel any more at this time in my life. In fact it's been 8 years since the last time my motorcycle and I traveled across the highways of this awesome country of ours.
I totally thank God for all the memories I have and the many years my motorcycle and I traveled many miles between 15,000 & 20,000 a year. Back then I didn't know about TH-cam or I may have had my own channel. I didn't start watching TH-cam until after the wreck that ended me in this bed. But I'm happy I make my life enjoyable by watching y'all take me with you as you do the traveling for me... LOL...
PLEASE just keep them coming and be blessed in Jesus name... BBE...
Love the old church! Church of the Cross in Bluffton SC is also a beautiful church that was built 1857. You can usually tour it. There are some great restaurants there as well. Cahill’s Market & Chicken Kitchen is awesome!
I have a friend who visited Ebenezer, GA about 8 years ago. I looked at his photos and not much has changed.
Doing what you do best, while doing what we all keep coming back fir, love it
If you come into NC, I recommend hitting Welcome, NC and going to the RCR Museum. That's the team that Dale Earnhardt raced for and they have A LOT of his cars.
Ellabell...I lived down the road in Pembroke for a year or so, and later had a flipper house in DeSoto, a few hours west. Lived in Columbus for a couple of years too, and spent two years in Hinesville.
Very cool !
You finally surpassed 600K! 👍 I've been following you now for 6 straight years.
TDW- New here. Love your vids/content. Lived in Georgia a while. Looking to buy in Tennessee now. I don’t know, perhaps Florida. Tennessee!
My late husband and I had a CB. His nickname on "air" was "Big John" and I was "little sister". I made a lot of friends back then, and I sure miss them.