I lmao at the skeleton enjoying the metal yard work at the start of the video. Also you brought back memories from my nursing days when you tripped. I want working in a nursing home & there was a lady who yelled at me every time I went in front of her door because she said I was gonna step on her dog. No one was allowed to go across that area. One day I came be-bopping along & tripped over nothing. She looked at me & said I thought you my dog was there. And said "That damn dog trips everybody ". Now even though it's been 30 years when I do it now I say "Damn dog", in her memory.
That's what we called our Middle School that was temporarily located (2 years) at the old Ft Lauderdale Naval Air Station from the 1940's.. the Lost Avengers crews were stationed there and Vincent Price even filmed a show on them and the Bermuda Triangle while I was there. We got to watch the filming in the afternoon. 1968-69, how cool is that for a school!
That rock jazz in the tire just happened to me this week! Thank God it was just that! lol :-P Have your best day yet, everyone! :) I haven't been to that bridge 1989. I remember having my Gameboy snd playing baseball or Mario tennis and asking when we could go see BTTF II!! :-D Thanks gor going there.. all these years I remember being there but, not the name until now. :)
Hey Adam, I'm currently exploring Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. Good to see most of everything is still here after the fires! Hope you make it out this way.
Unfortunately the fires only destroyed some of the BEST things about the area and not the overpriced gaudy junk that they now call "Downtown". it was a gorgeous/wonderful place in 1973 when I was there as a 15 year old. I returned at 57 and swore I'd not go back, but that only lasted a year as my son wanted some of the Old Smokey moonshine. Had a fun time (sarcasim) finding a parking spot at $10. Had 30 minutes to find the shop (end of town), but got a case. That's heavy stuff when you're toting on your lap in a wheelchair!. Did get to help a newly married couple who's car broke down though; and got them a new battery at PF Walmart and they did the Camp Wally World that night as hotel rooms were at $300 a night. THAT is why I won't stay there either. Hope you enjoy yourself and hoping the "Alamo" restaurant gets rebuilt...it was an excellent place to eat.
Who laughed when Adam tripped? Adam, I know it was an accident, but your physical humor always makes me laugh. Of course very glad you did not hurt yourself. Enjoyed the vlog.
What a gorgeous stone bridge from 1820 out in the woods, with a stream running through. The covered bridge was very nice as well. Two places most people would not see in South Carolina. Fun vlog here, Thank you, Adam.
i just tumbled to my knees yesterday on green moss on concrete, extant means still existing, pennsylvania has i think twelve existing covered bridges, one in clinton county, then knoebles has one well two a walk covered bridge and one that goes over to the camp grounds, not sure where the rest is but there is a covered bridge tour sometime in PA, but hopefully its not over you can go on bus and go around the state... interesting today keep things rolling on down the highway... roll on 6 wheeler roll on
Thanks for the vlogs Adam. My wife and I visited the covered bridge and the stone bridge when we stayed in that area for our anniversary back in October. Beautiful place. Thanks for featuring them today. I only wish you could have traveled a little more west up 95.
Not sure if you would want to try some solid rollercoasters in NC, Carowinds at the SC/NC border is the place to go. There are a lot of historic markers and things to do all across North Carolina so have fun! I always enjoy your travels Adam! Thank you for your second channel, the daily vlog channel.
Hi Adam! Raquel from Chicago here!!! Just letting you know I watch you everyday even when I'm out of town. No matter what, Adam the woo is on my priority list!! Take care.
Man, you're the only vlogger that i watch who actually seems to love what he does. Love your videos! I am watching your videos and they are helping me and my fiancee plan our honeymoon road trip! Thank you!!
I thought I was the only one with a love of rest areas, I just love stopping and seeing the visitors' centers and checking out the vending machines (I usually head for V8- an old family favorite). Hope your week is a good one!
If you're continuing towards the NC mountains be sure to check out the town of Brevard and visit Looking Glass Falls. or you could visit the NC Transportation Museum in the town of Spencer. They have a large train collection in a round house.
keep your eyes peeled as you travel through North Carolina in the next few days for the ever elusive, maybe even more elusive than Big the Foot, Nature boy, RIC Flair.. Will we get a Woo meets "Woooooooo" moment in Charlotte?!
TheDailyWoo Hey Adam my name is Katie and I love love your Videos, any who for your word (Extant) which means {easp.of a document) that's still in existence or surviving. Here's an example sentence A celebrated author who is Generally regarded as America' Greatest novelist extant. 2nd example When people envisage the future, they Often base their predictions on the Assumption that extant trends will Continue indefinitely. I've looked up the word 4 u on An app called Merriam- Webster. p.s. Have you've considered your self as a comedian?
Daze with Jordan the Lion This would be so awesome! I think The Nature Boy is over here in the west though. Him doing the opening to TDW would blow my mind though :) I am native of Raleigh ;)
Campbell's Covered bridge is an awesome and peaceful place. If you walk around, you can see remnants or the old mill. Hopefully they'll restore the bridge!!! Cool vlog!!! TFS!!!
If you decide to check out the upper corner of Tennessee that border Virginia, and north Carolina you should visit Erwin tn and go to "the beauty spot" you will need a car or walk up😉 if you need a ride up the mountain im free 😛
Love these older covered bridges!! You always brighten my day with happy memories!! I love South Carolina! Thanks for sharing your adventures!! Good to see North Carolina!! I maybe a northern but I love the south!! See you tomorrow my favorite vlogger!!
Though the interstates were made to get people to their destinations safe and easily. This is Amazing to watch the roads less traveled. The architecture, the country, and the people of the area. It's Great to see Our United States from Adams perspective. Keep your eyes open folks Adam and Large Marge just might be at your front door.
They were..........once long ago. But people being the idiots they are always want to be somewhere.... now. I love that Adam shows us the roads less traveled since the Interstate Highways have "killed" many of the little towns that thrived on travelers before their advent. I travel them also and meet wonderful folks. please do yourself when you have time.
The Bridges of Madison County - movie. I loved the stone bridge. Beautiful beautiful beautiful. Nothing can compare to a babbling brook with clear clean water and all the green trees plus the stone bridge. It's places like that that transport me right into the throne room of God. Love it. Thank you Adam.
Have you been to the twin city yet? Batesburg-Leesville SC, once two towns each with their own downtowns and main streets. Now its one town. There is a robot on a dirt road in the country that once lit up and the arms moved...it was massive. Its still there if you are daring enough to find it. People drove from all over the state to see it back in the 60s and 70s. Lots of history in Leesville which is very old. Great video.
Another beautiful vlog. I love that region of the country, especially the mountains. Don't rush north too quickly....lots of storms across our middle states, rain and tornadoes. Wishing you well~
Years ago, I visited Aiken SC when my mother lived there. The famous landmark is the intersection of Whiskey Road & Easy Street. there's also a wall built by Refrigerator Perry and his brothers.
You passed through my neck of the woods today. Hate I missed you. Western NC is awesome though. So many great places to visit. Take your time and have a great time.
Glad you got to cruse by the Poinsett and Cambell bridge's we were so happy you crused through our neck of the woods. Chris Sarah and Amelia and CJ. #yeahthatgreenville
I just went here a few months ago and I am happy to report that the bridge is in great condition. Awesome that Adam went here, I think it's a really cool and peaceful place
Good ol Zesto Ice Cream. Been there many, many times. Riding bikes in the nineteen-seventies. It bugged me that they ditched the huge ice cream cone when they remodeled in the nineteen-nineties. I moved away, I'm pleased to see that they put one back up.
So glad to find this video and the one did of the Springs Park in SC, I live not far from that one. You should come back and check out Hanging Rock and 40 acre Rock!
Recently on a trip to NYC I got stuck in some bad weather and my flight was cancelled, and I needed to be there within about 24 hours. The closest I could get to NYC on a plane was Columbia, SC, so I took a flight there and then a 16 hour train to NYC. Gotta say, I felt a bit like Adam the Woo as I traveled along the railroad exploring the east coast. Love your stuff Adam!!
A few random things strung together... that Kenworth tractor (attached to the UPS trailer) is a nice ride. My brother sold big rigs like those (Peterbilt and Kenworth mostly) before he started his own landscape business. There is good money in the sales end of them. Also, you're so right about getting off the beaten path. When I and my wife were in the Gatlinburg-Pigeon Forge area in March we went all over the place. In the Smokey's, and into some valleys where we found a local cemetery from the 1780's. We stopped as some of the monument types headstones were just spectacular to see. Many were Confederate era soldiers. It was actually a private one as you had to have roots in the area and only after approval could you be buried there. We took some pictures but didn't stay long as there was a caretaker home on the grounds and we didn't want to be disrespectful. Plus stay away from the midwest area. WI, IL etc. It's rainy and flipping cold! I feel like it's London in winter right now. I don't know if we will warm until sometime in June. Also when we went to Tennesee we did see a lot of people with RV's doing about 60mph. Seems a bit more stable with a higher profile vehicle. Plus if you're going to ride in the back of a pickup make it a Ford. Not a cheap Toyota like that. And before anyone complains my Ford was still on the road after many of my friend's other trucks went the way of the junkyard. Safe travels sir!
Love that you mentioned Sammy Hagar. I'm a huge fan of his music. Loved him when he was part of Van Halen. Very talented song writer and singer. Looking forward to seeing your adventures in North Carolina. I have family in Black Mountain near Asheville.
Covered bridges & their surrounding scenery so....majestic. :D It reminded me of a covered bridge in North Blenheim, NY. I went there with my cousin years before it was destroyed in a flood in 2011. It looked like the one you walked on with the old boards and looking through the cracks to see the creek/river below. It was the longest single span wooden bridge in the world according to what I found on Google & Wikipedia. My cousin's hubby carved our names into that bridge. Pretty sad to think that it's gone now.
Adam, When and if you get to West Virginia stop in Huntington, Camden Park, Has a lot of history. It's had new life in the past few years. I think you'll enjoy it and we will in your way of presenting it
Man Adam, you should've stopped by Greenville downtown awesome place. Use to live in Spartanburg S.C. for a number of years. I bet that Large Marge had a struggle getting up the mountains there on I-26! Use to drive up there weekly. Family in Asheville and all.
Welcome to N.C. Woo. Must be a coincidence that thought I saw Large Marge on I-40 a few days ago. You should visit the N.C. Zoo in Asheboro very cool spot.
I grew up riding around n the back of a pick up truck and I'm obviously still here to talk about it. Am I the only one who is so glad I grew up in a time before electronics(video games and cell phones mainly) took over? HOWEVER let me say how greatful I am for the internet and video cameras so Adam the Woo can share his adventures with us!
Wish I had known you were coming to the Columbia area. You passed the exit I take to get to my house. Would have loved to have met you. Glad you enjoyed my home state.
I would have liked to walked around where you went today! it's a bit like the Yorkshire dales, Where you can see old buildings from the past. But I enjoyed watching your Vlog and can't wait for the next Awesome Vlog.
Adam!! If you are in. North Carolina, I hope you have a chance to check out the biltmore Manson. More specificity the green house. I think you would love it!
you missed Greenville!! our home town!! wonderful city btw Adam! if you get a chance to come back though, make sure you spend some time in G'ville! Love what you do!
Since you are heading that way maybe you could stop in Elizabethon, Tn. and check their covered bridge or maybe down to Mt. Airy, Ga. and see the "pet rock prison" !
As a native North Carolinian, welcome to our lovely State!! If you're on I-26, I hope you stop in Asheville and see some sites. Maybe a Biltmore House tour? Jacob the Carpetbagger went west of there to the old closed down Ghost Town In The Sky once, I think... Lots to see and do in western NC for sure. Enjoy your time here!
adam want to see some cover bridges come tour Parke County Indiana. covered bridge capital of the world. and of course home of the world famous covered bridge festival!!!!
The early bird gets the Woo! Glad that you are putting more humor in your vlogs of late, I have watched the battle of savannah about 12 times and still lmbo! This was a good vlog but the ending was the best! Have a great day Adam!
Very cool blog! Love seeing videos of my state! Going through my college town (columbia) and my home town Greenville/Spartanburg was awesome! Should've tried one of those ice cream cones at Zesto in Columbia they are great! Would love to show you even more cool stuff next time you come through!
Adam, have you ever been to the filming location of the movie The Color Purple. I was there in the early 90's and it was a great trip. At that time the owner of the farm was Mr. Huntley.
It's my Birthday! And the first thing I want to do is watch TDW! Awesome vlog Adam! On my way to Orlando
Tampa Jay Happy Birthday!
happy birthday Jay
Happy Birthday Sir
Tampa Jay then u have a shit life Jay:D jk
Tampa Jay hbd!
I lmao at the skeleton enjoying the metal yard work at the start of the video. Also you brought back memories from my nursing days when you tripped. I want working in a nursing home & there was a lady who yelled at me every time I went in front of her door because she said I was gonna step on her dog. No one was allowed to go across that area. One day I came be-bopping along & tripped over nothing. She looked at me & said I thought you my dog was there. And said "That damn dog trips everybody ". Now even though it's been 30 years when I do it now I say "Damn dog", in her memory.
The bridge reminded me of a quote from the movie Funny Farm... 'That's not a bridge, that's termites holding hands.'
+Eric Owen love that movie !
Cue the deer!
That's what we called our Middle School that was temporarily located (2 years) at the old Ft Lauderdale Naval Air Station from the 1940's.. the Lost Avengers crews were stationed there and Vincent Price even filmed a show on them and the Bermuda Triangle while I was there. We got to watch the filming in the afternoon. 1968-69, how cool is that for a school!
That rock jazz in the tire just happened to me this week! Thank God it was just that! lol :-P Have your best day yet, everyone! :) I haven't been to that bridge 1989. I remember having my Gameboy snd playing baseball or Mario tennis and asking when we could go see BTTF II!! :-D Thanks gor going there.. all these years I remember being there but, not the name until now. :)
Adam the Woo! I've been watching u every single day for a year now!
thanks so much Karen
TheDailyWoo , I love Sammy Hagar
Such beautiful scenery! Love it!
Thank you for sharing!
:)
Hey Adam, I'm currently exploring Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. Good to see most of everything is still here after the fires! Hope you make it out this way.
Unfortunately the fires only destroyed some of the BEST things about the area and not the overpriced gaudy junk that they now call "Downtown". it was a gorgeous/wonderful place in 1973 when I was there as a 15 year old. I returned at 57 and swore I'd not go back, but that only lasted a year as my son wanted some of the Old Smokey moonshine. Had a fun time (sarcasim) finding a parking spot at $10. Had 30 minutes to find the shop (end of town), but got a case. That's heavy stuff when you're toting on your lap in a wheelchair!. Did get to help a newly married couple who's car broke down though; and got them a new battery at PF Walmart and they did the Camp Wally World that night as hotel rooms were at $300 a night. THAT is why I won't stay there either. Hope you enjoy yourself and hoping the "Alamo" restaurant gets rebuilt...it was an excellent place to eat.
That pesky pebble
Who laughed when Adam tripped? Adam, I know it was an accident, but your physical humor always makes me laugh. Of course very glad you did not hurt yourself. Enjoyed the vlog.
MrJgp2012 I didn't, but I did cringe a bit when he was walking on those slick rocks though and stepping on those ants! Lol
TheDailyWoo that pebble had it in for ya! Dang pebbles😂. Thanks Adam safe travels
TheDailyWoo or Adam, at 2:28, instead of a thermal detonator, it looks more to me like the death star. safe travels, buddy. :)
At night when the vlogging is done, he puts on his cat mask & has some fun.
What a gorgeous stone bridge from 1820 out in the woods, with a stream running through. The covered bridge was very nice as well. Two places most people would not see in South Carolina. Fun vlog here, Thank you, Adam.
i just tumbled to my knees yesterday on green moss on concrete, extant means still existing, pennsylvania has i think twelve existing covered bridges, one in clinton county, then knoebles has one well two a walk covered bridge and one that goes over to the camp grounds, not sure where the rest is but there is a covered bridge tour sometime in PA, but hopefully its not over you can go on bus and go around the state... interesting today keep things rolling on down the highway... roll on 6 wheeler roll on
that moss is very deceiving thats for sure
definitely
Adam I got something to show you win you come back to south Carolina old grave yard
Thanks for the vlogs Adam. My wife and I visited the covered bridge and the stone bridge when we stayed in that area for our anniversary back in October. Beautiful place. Thanks for featuring them today. I only wish you could have traveled a little more west up 95.
Not sure if you would want to try some solid rollercoasters in NC, Carowinds at the SC/NC border is the place to go. There are a lot of historic markers and things to do all across North Carolina so have fun! I always enjoy your travels Adam! Thank you for your second channel, the daily vlog channel.
Trent White Yes Adam! Go hit up Carowinds!!
Trent White im in troutman, nc so im only 45 minutes away from there. if i pass by i aleays need,to stop at cabelas
Grew up right there in Statesville/Troutman/Mooresville! Love NC!!
Trent White oh perfect! yeah i enjoy it here
Born and raised in Rock Hill SC. Now I'm in Greenville SC. Loved going to Carowinds as a kid!
Lovely part of the country! I spent a few months there several years ago and it was nice to see it again. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Adam! Raquel from Chicago here!!! Just letting you know I watch you everyday even when I'm out of town. No matter what, Adam the woo is on my priority list!! Take care.
Man, you're the only vlogger that i watch who actually seems to love what he does. Love your videos! I am watching your videos and they are helping me and my fiancee plan our honeymoon road trip! Thank you!!
I thought I was the only one with a love of rest areas, I just love stopping and seeing the visitors' centers and checking out the vending machines (I usually head for V8- an old family favorite). Hope your week is a good one!
If you're continuing towards the NC mountains be sure to check out the town of Brevard and visit Looking Glass Falls.
or you could visit the NC Transportation Museum in the town of Spencer. They have a large train collection in a round house.
keep your eyes peeled as you travel through North Carolina in the next few days for the ever elusive, maybe even more elusive than Big the Foot, Nature boy, RIC Flair.. Will we get a Woo meets "Woooooooo" moment in Charlotte?!
+Daze with Jordan the Lion one day I want him to do my intro . Completely not related but would be amazing
TheDailyWoo
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Daze with Jordan the Lion This would be so awesome! I think The Nature Boy is over here in the west though. Him doing the opening to TDW would blow my mind though :) I am native of Raleigh ;)
Campbell's Covered bridge is an awesome and peaceful place.
If you walk around, you can see remnants or the old mill.
Hopefully they'll restore the bridge!!!
Cool vlog!!!
TFS!!!
If you decide to check out the upper corner of Tennessee that border Virginia, and north Carolina you should visit Erwin tn and go to "the beauty spot" you will need a car or walk up😉 if you need a ride up the mountain im free 😛
Btw near that area is a covered bridge
Love these older covered bridges!! You always brighten my day with happy memories!! I love South Carolina! Thanks for sharing your adventures!! Good to see North Carolina!! I maybe a northern but I love the south!! See you tomorrow my favorite vlogger!!
Thank you for taking us along. Very nice video today. I hope you make it to Marshall North Carolina. This is a beautiful place to see.
Cow on a stick? That's udderly ridiculous!
6:33 "If a Vending Machine commits a crime, they put it behind bars."
That made me die laughing. Good one Adam.
Though the interstates were made to get people to their destinations safe and easily. This is Amazing to watch the roads less traveled. The architecture, the country, and the people of the area. It's Great to see Our United States from Adams perspective. Keep your eyes open folks Adam and Large Marge just might be at your front door.
They were..........once long ago. But people being the idiots they are always want to be somewhere.... now. I love that Adam shows us the roads less traveled since the Interstate Highways have "killed" many of the little towns that thrived on travelers before their advent. I travel them also and meet wonderful folks. please do yourself when you have time.
Shilo the Pup Oh I do myself.
Even if I have to make time to do myself.
As long I’m pleased.
Please do yourself
The Bridges of Madison County - movie.
I loved the stone bridge. Beautiful beautiful beautiful. Nothing can compare to a babbling brook with clear clean water and all the green trees plus the stone bridge. It's places like that that transport me right into the throne room of God. Love it. Thank you Adam.
Have you been to the twin city yet? Batesburg-Leesville SC, once two towns each with their own downtowns and main streets. Now its one town. There is a robot on a dirt road in the country that once lit up and the arms moved...it was massive. Its still there if you are daring enough to find it. People drove from all over the state to see it back in the 60s and 70s. Lots of history in Leesville which is very old. Great video.
Another beautiful vlog. I love that region of the country, especially the mountains. Don't rush north too quickly....lots of storms across our middle states, rain and tornadoes. Wishing you well~
Years ago, I visited Aiken SC when my mother lived there. The famous landmark is the intersection of Whiskey Road & Easy Street. there's also a wall built by Refrigerator Perry and his brothers.
Welcome to North Carolina! Have fun and enjoy your visit!
I am here again, on April 30th, 2018! Still enjoying the older journeys just as much as the new ones!
the covered bridge reminded me of that movie ...with Clint and Meryl!
candlesbyalexandria The bridges of Madison County. I was thinking the same thing.
Can't thank you enough for sharing all of your adventures!!!
You passed through my neck of the woods today. Hate I missed you. Western NC is awesome though. So many great places to visit. Take your time and have a great time.
at 3:00 you were driving through my hometown of Irmo. You drove past the house I grew up in, It was right beside I-26.
Extant means existing. Love the places that you take us! Thank-you..
Love both of those bridges. Have a great day, Adam!
Come up to Charlotte and say hey Adam!
good morning mr woo the force is strong in this vlog
I just love old bridges, especially old covered bridges! Thanks for the side trip into America's past. I hope you found your chips!
Venture up to Ashtabula County Ohio. We have the most covered bridges in the United States! It's truly a sight to see.
Glad you got to cruse by the Poinsett and Cambell bridge's we were so happy you crused through our neck of the woods. Chris Sarah and Amelia and CJ. #yeahthatgreenville
I just went here a few months ago and I am happy to report that the bridge is in great condition. Awesome that Adam went here, I think it's a really cool and peaceful place
WELCOME TO THE PALMETTO STATE ADAM THE WOO!!! ❤❤❤
Good ol Zesto Ice Cream. Been there many, many times. Riding bikes in the nineteen-seventies. It bugged me that they ditched the huge ice cream cone when they remodeled in the nineteen-nineties. I moved away, I'm pleased to see that they put one back up.
So glad to find this video and the one did of the Springs Park in SC, I live not far from that one. You should come back and check out Hanging Rock and 40 acre Rock!
Ah, you were in my neck of the woods. I will have to visit both bridges soon. Thanks for sharing.
I love these places you find!!! Loved the bridges, beautiful. Thanks Adam, got my WOO FIX FOR THE DAY!!!!!!!! Whoop, drive safe out there.😀😀😀
Recently on a trip to NYC I got stuck in some bad weather and my flight was cancelled, and I needed to be there within about 24 hours. The closest I could get to NYC on a plane was Columbia, SC, so I took a flight there and then a 16 hour train to NYC. Gotta say, I felt a bit like Adam the Woo as I traveled along the railroad exploring the east coast. Love your stuff Adam!!
A few random things strung together... that Kenworth tractor (attached to the UPS trailer) is a nice ride. My brother sold big rigs like those (Peterbilt and Kenworth mostly) before he started his own landscape business. There is good money in the sales end of them. Also, you're so right about getting off the beaten path. When I and my wife were in the Gatlinburg-Pigeon Forge area in March we went all over the place. In the Smokey's, and into some valleys where we found a local cemetery from the 1780's. We stopped as some of the monument types headstones were just spectacular to see. Many were Confederate era soldiers. It was actually a private one as you had to have roots in the area and only after approval could you be buried there. We took some pictures but didn't stay long as there was a caretaker home on the grounds and we didn't want to be disrespectful. Plus stay away from the midwest area. WI, IL etc. It's rainy and flipping cold! I feel like it's London in winter right now. I don't know if we will warm until sometime in June. Also when we went to Tennesee we did see a lot of people with RV's doing about 60mph. Seems a bit more stable with a higher profile vehicle. Plus if you're going to ride in the back of a pickup make it a Ford. Not a cheap Toyota like that. And before anyone complains my Ford was still on the road after many of my friend's other trucks went the way of the junkyard. Safe travels sir!
12:32 you quoted my father..
the force is strong in you and your fans may the force be with you Adam.
I once drove for the trucking company you are parked beside,MXI.
Thanks Adam for this video vlog. I loved seeing the old bridges, esp. the stone one.
South Carolina!?!? Dang man, I wish you would've done a meet up!! I'm on vacation this week!! I live two hours from, Columbia, SC. Crap!!
wow! Adam, you were right near my work off Frink street. I work in Cayce, SC. Ive been following you for a long time . keep up the good work. thc
Love that you mentioned Sammy Hagar. I'm a huge fan of his music. Loved him when he was part of Van Halen. Very talented song writer and singer.
Looking forward to seeing your adventures in North Carolina. I have family in Black Mountain near Asheville.
Covered bridges & their surrounding scenery so....majestic. :D It reminded me of a covered bridge in North Blenheim, NY. I went there with my cousin years before it was destroyed in a flood in 2011. It looked like the one you walked on with the old boards and looking through the cracks to see the creek/river below. It was the longest single span wooden bridge in the world according to what I found on Google & Wikipedia. My cousin's hubby carved our names into that bridge. Pretty sad to think that it's gone now.
I've been to NC 4 years recently and SC 1 year when I was very, very, very, very young!!
I lived in Charleston South Carolina when I was very young. Dad was in the Navy. Fun seeing the state.
I really enjoyed this! I live primarily in NC, but sometimes in SC. I saw at least 2 things on this vlog I had never heard of. :)
Adam, When and if you get to West Virginia stop in Huntington, Camden Park, Has a lot of history. It's had new life in the past few years. I think you'll enjoy it and we will in your way of presenting it
I live right outside of Rock Hill, SC and never knew about those Star Wars sculptures. Looks like I got to go and take a day trip.
If it coincides with your route, the Blue Ridge Parkway has amazing scenery. Nice campsites to pull into along the way.
I pass the Briar Patch all the time. it's like 5 mins from my house. I am surprised that I did drive by while you were filming.
Adam, you and your Woovians are hilarious. I get such a kick out of reading all the comments after I watch the vlog. Especially the punny ones.
Welcome to North Carolina! Can't wait t see where you go in my home state.
Man Adam, you should've stopped by Greenville downtown awesome place. Use to live in Spartanburg S.C. for a number of years. I bet that Large Marge had a struggle getting up the mountains there on I-26! Use to drive up there weekly. Family in Asheville and all.
Welcome to N.C. Woo. Must be a coincidence that thought I saw Large Marge on I-40 a few days ago. You should visit the N.C. Zoo in Asheboro very cool spot.
Beautiful bridges.
Thanks Adam.
Hit up sliding rock in the pisgah forest in brevard NC! It's amazing. Or any of the waterfalls on the blue ridge parkway!
Donny Tucker SO.MUCH.FUN!!!!
hey adam, in pikeville, nc there is the last reaming amc dealership, its still open too
You should come to shelby nc and check out the earl scruggs museum, its in our old courthouse in the middle of town..
Love it when you travel through small towns. Those are the best places to see. I looked up what EXTANT means.... still in existence; surviving....
Beautiful territory Thank you for sharing
I grew up riding around n the back of a pick up truck and I'm obviously still here to talk about it. Am I the only one who is so glad I grew up in a time before electronics(video games and cell phones mainly) took over? HOWEVER let me say how greatful I am for the internet and video cameras so Adam the Woo can share his adventures with us!
Thank you for hitting Greenville. Wish you would have seen more of it.
The artwork on the visitors center is a eagle carrying a palmetto tree with a gull at one end and a gamecock on the other (all SC state symbols).
Good morning hope you're having a wonderful Sunday and that covered bridge is awesome
Good day to you sir, happy to see you didn't take a nasty tumble on the bridge! You have the reflexes of a cat!
Wish I had known you were coming to the Columbia area. You passed the exit I take to get to my house. Would have loved to have met you. Glad you enjoyed my home state.
Thanks 4 The Daily Vids Adam!!
I would have liked to walked around where you went today! it's a bit like the Yorkshire dales, Where you can see old buildings from the past. But I enjoyed watching your Vlog and can't wait for the next Awesome Vlog.
Adam!! If you are in. North Carolina, I hope you have a chance to check out the biltmore Manson. More specificity the green house. I think you would love it!
you missed Greenville!! our home town!! wonderful city btw Adam! if you get a chance to come back though, make sure you spend some time in G'ville! Love what you do!
Since you are heading that way maybe you could stop in Elizabethon, Tn. and check their covered bridge or maybe down to Mt. Airy, Ga. and see the "pet rock prison" !
As a native North Carolinian, welcome to our lovely State!! If you're on I-26, I hope you stop in Asheville and see some sites. Maybe a Biltmore House tour? Jacob the Carpetbagger went west of there to the old closed down Ghost Town In The Sky once, I think... Lots to see and do in western NC for sure. Enjoy your time here!
Charles Smith Adam went to Ghost Town a long time ago. Check his older videos.
you need to watch out for the rattlesnakes out there too. And check ahead for flooding they've had a lot of rain up there lately
if you find yourself on 77 in north Carolina remember that i would love to show you around. Troutman, NC
from movie locations to other oddities
Love the Sammy Hagar shout out! We were in Cabo for his Birthday Bash last year.
adam want to see some cover bridges come tour Parke County Indiana. covered bridge capital of the world. and of course home of the world famous covered bridge festival!!!!
He's back on the road and the leaves are in bloom! Yessss! :}
NC!
Love the good ol home state. Even more so Fayetteville, NC. Anyway nice vid as always bro. That stone bridge was awesome.
Fantastic ending to a vlog. Theres nothing quite like using the lavatory with a cat mask on.
Love it.
The early bird gets the Woo! Glad that you are putting more humor in your vlogs of late, I have watched the battle of savannah about 12 times and still lmbo! This was a good vlog but the ending was the best! Have a great day Adam!
thanks John
Very cool blog! Love seeing videos of my state! Going through my college town (columbia) and my home town Greenville/Spartanburg was awesome! Should've tried one of those ice cream cones at Zesto in Columbia they are great! Would love to show you even more cool stuff next time you come through!
As a kid I used to go Zestos back in the 1970s.
A site to behold! Love you Adam.
We used to have a Zesto's over in the Decatur, Georgia area. But I think it is closed now.
Beautiful covered bridge! Believe it or not, there are still covered bridges in Indiana too...Very cool!
If you could go down to Jacksonville NC my son is stationed at Marine corps Camp Lejeune base and would love to see what it looks down there!
Adam, have you ever been to the filming location of the movie The Color Purple. I was there in the early 90's and it was a great trip. At that time the owner of the farm was Mr. Huntley.