Hi Adam, Pete from England here. I just love all your video, but especially the ones where you visit small towns and show us all their idiosyncrasies. I've never been to the States but feel I've got to know so much about it from your work that many Americans would be unaware of. Love it when Ma & Pa come too. Keep up the good work, I appreciate it so much!
Those calves you saw are in "Calf Hutches"...the vast majority of dairy calves live in a calf hutch for the first weeks of life. Housing calves in hutches allows calves with immature immune systems to receive individualized care during the most crucial part of their lives. With a calf living in an individual hutch farmers can see exactly how much milk and other feed they consume and can see the consistency of their manure, both are an important indicator of health.
@@roxanneswanson4500 You are right. Those calves are taken from their mothers to keep "mom" producing milk to sell. The young ones are either raised for milk production, veal or if allowed to grow up, they are headed to the slaughter house.
Y'know, if someone had asked me, "Do you want to watch a video about some guy from Florida that you don't know who is vacationing in Iowa and Wisconsin?" I would have replied "Are you out of your mind?!?" And yet, day after day.... here I am! Well Done! Beautiful '39 Ford in that gas station. I got married using my brother's '39 Ford.
Adam you should take your mom to pepin wi its a small town but there's alot to do with little house on the prairie there and the Laura Ingalls wilder highway has alot to do with it too beautiful area there
There are several around the country, mostly in the mid west and north east. One I stopped at in PA served a great hamburger. Not sure exactingly where it was, I'd say in mid state up toward the NY boarder. Got a picture of it on the wall here.
We grew up in Cuba City. The train car there is a small museum. The corner building was a bank, thus the burglar alarm. You missed stopping at the award winning Gile’s Cheese and Weber Meats stores. I don’t know if you are traveling a little more north in Wisconsin but here are some other little tidbits that I think you would like: Dr. Evermore, Arena Cheese (best cheese curds & created Colby Jack cheese), Cave of the Mounds, House on the Rock
Great video, too bad you didn’t go a little north to the Driftless Country. I’m from Prairie du Chien, fantastic area, all the more reason to come back!
If you and your mom enjoy visiting religious sites, you should seriously consider visiting Holy Hill Basilica and National Shrine in Hubertus, WI. Its breathtaking!
I don't like the Midwest called in the 'middle of nowhere'. That's kind of like a city folk statement, like using 'flyover country' as if it isn't anywhere important. Remember when you go grocery shopping, where does a lot of your food come from. Not from the big cities, that's for sure.
Wisconsin is awesome... try some fresh cheesecurds, a Bratwurst.... and maybe a spotted cow and you arent that far away from dyersville, IA where they filmed the Feild of Dreams movie... nice to see you checking out my great state.. Lots of small towns in Wisconsin... I grew up in a small town Named Brillion pop. 2560. The Question is Did you stop at a Kwik Trip
I love Wisconsin,, going up this summer MY Late Father had a Dairy Farm, north of Highway 8 my Little brother now takes care of it,, so many little towns and Backroads.
Adam, love your old town videos best. I think its so interesting to see place Ive never been to, this seems to be such a peaceful town to live in. IGA … independent grocers alliance.
You are 200 miles from the WORLD's "quarter-quarter" geographic spot. 45 degrees latitude and 45 degrees longitude at Poniatoski, Wisconsin. (near Colby, Wisconsin - yes, that Colby)
I can NOT emphasize enough the magnificence and glory of the Grotto experience.!!! The detail, craftsmanship, perfection and old world ambience contained in this SUPERB Shrine makes it worth a roadtrip to go see at least once in a person,'s life.!!! Thank you ever so for showing me this MOST auspicious Holy Tribute!!!
Another great backroads video. When you said Wisconsin, I thought maybe you'd do Beloit College. When my daughter was looking there, during the tour, we found out that Beloit College and Professor Roy Chapman Andrews was the real-life inspiration to Indiana Jones. The "Cowlien" came from the Milkyway and that is not udderly ridiculous. The 1940 Ford is what MY grandparents used to cross the country that same year along Route 66. Calves in large dog sheds are not uncommon. I see that in Pa. all the time. You seem obsessed with water towers. You should go to Weirton, W.V. where Super 8 was filmed. Thanks for another good one. Hi to all.
Love following your journey. The calvess are in what I have heard called "veal huts"...the calves are limited on their movements and are raised to be nice, tender, delicious veal.
You should go to the house on the Rock. Its in spring green , WI. It's a museum and a long room with a glass floor that is on a huge rock , you can look down and your way above the tree tops.. it's well worth your time and money to go. There's so much kin the museum it's sensory overload.
Been enjoying your channel for quite a while now, but can't say I ever would've expected The Daily Woo to be in my neighborhood. Nevertheless, there you were when you drove through Kieler (pronounced Keeler, BTW)... hope you enjoyed the area!
Man is it a relief to see a video from Wisconsin. I sent my dad the last two videos because he loves Field of Dreams and then he wrote me last night and said that Iowa just had a few tornadoes. I let out a noise like a bassett hound who got his tail stepped on. Glad you didn't go to southern Iowa instead! #ProtectMrtheWoo
I’m traveling with you almost every day… You are my one heck of a guider who let me see how America looks like.. I really enjoy watching every single step you make! I hope you understand my English! Many thanks from South Korea.
They sell that Daves Killer Bread that you showed at the end of the video in all the supermarkets here in North Carolina. I think it's supposed to be healthy bread. 🤷♂🍞
IGA stands for Independent Grocers Alliance. Well, it IS a Grotto, but it isn't THE Grotto.... but that little one is pretty.....now, just imagine about a thousand times more... then you can imagine the Grotto of The Redemption in West Bend, Iowa.
The Grotto in Dickeysville was AWESOME to see n I would have definitely gone inside n bought a souvenir from the gift shop!! We go to two different Catholic Shrines in Michigan VERY often on our sister's vacations we now do every year. The Indian River Shrine in Indian River, Michigan, the lower peninsula, has the world's largest Crucifix n many little grottos for different saints as well as a Church, n it is been there since before we started going there on our vacations in Topinabee right nearby in the 1960's. We just revisitef it last August, n the towering Crucifix you can actually walk right up to n stand underneath is EXTREMELY worth the trip to see!!! It is iconic!!! The Bishop Baraga Shrine in the upper peninsula in L'Anse, Michigan where my sister Wendy lives is a beautiful place right on Lake Superior with his actual cabin he lived in in the 1600's when he was the first Priest to minister to the Indians n the loggers by visiting them wearing snowshoes to get to them in the long winters as there was no other way to travel up there back then, thus he being named "The Snowshoe Priest!!! They also have the BEST religious gift shop EVER, where you can get all kinds of HOLY items for .50 cents to a few dollars including all Catholic accoutrements necessary for our worship, as well as homemade ice cream mafe by the Nun that hosts the shop!!! Also just went there last August n it is well worth the trip too!!!
Supper clubs are huge here in Wisconsin, you go in and sit at the bar, order and once your food is ready, they will set your table in a dinning area and you go to sit down and eat. Very interesting experience. Oh & you can have kitty cocktails, just cherry juice for the non-alcoholic drinkers. ;)
I kept stopping and rewinding and veiwing frames. That grotto had such amazing and beautiful details. What a treasure! Loved every minute of this video, Thank you for sharing
Thank you, Adam, for a wonderful video! ✨🤓✨ Love the small towns, and the Grotto was just beautiful and amazing! 💐 p. s. The statue is not Mary Magdalene, but is Jesus' mother Mary. The scene is a depiction of Our Lady of Fatima. 🌿🌹🌿 Loved the gas station too! 🌾🌻🌾
Cuba City is too cool!!! It is an excitingly historic town with all kinds if cool buildings n places to venture into n the City of Presidents moniker n idea for entitling that by putting all of them on the poles throughout the town is unique. The baby cow houses on the side of the street are sooo sweet, n the Tin Lantern Motel n corresponding antique shop in town are awesome ss well as The Dead End Bar all look totally inviting to me!!
Beautiful visit again ! I have particularly loved the colored grotto and its church...It makes me think about a palace made of stones too, called « postman Cheval s ideal palace » situated in the town of Hauterives, France were a postman, in the old times, gathered stones after its work and built a palace on his own...A pleasure to watch the old houses too. Have a good time with your family ❤
THE Grotto in West Bend, was built the exact same way, all natural stone, marble statues, glass....and millions of pounds of rocks were railroaded to West Bend from all the states.... and as states entered...stones were sent to be included.... it is an on going work as well. The Church connected it to it also houses the largest natural amethyst in the world.
01:29 The people in Wisconsin will correct you! It is very similar to saying: “IlliNOISE” to an Illinoian. Only people from outside Wisconsin pronounce it: “WESconsin.”
Adam, what beautiful country where the UFO was and beautiful old towns! Really enjoyed your video. Never seen a grotto and that was really beautiful! Looking forward to your next vlog. Safe travels!
I always look forward to your small town vlogs. You’re bringing positive attention to these towns and hopefully showing others that they still have life in them and not all rundown
City folks tend to live in there big bubble and know nothing of the real American small towns. Maybe they think of them as just a pit stop off the interstate. Off the interstate, gas up, fast food and back on the interstate.
@@iworkout6912 I’m a city folk myself and I get it but it’s good to know that there are towns that are kept up very well by the people who take pride in them
WONDERFUL 👏 VIDEO, Adam. Truly enjoyed the people, places and animals. There were several great moments: vintage service station, The Grotto in Dickeyville, WI was so unique! 🙏 Thank you.
Having been born and raised in the Midwest, I'd say this is standard fare. Having traveled extensively in the US, I would include just about everywhere I've seen. Most small towns are gems that need just a bit of polish.
@@SBCBears Before Covid I was traveling with a friend on a business trip he was taking. I was just along for the ride, and he stopped at many small stores to check on their displays. I saw endless small towns, some sad and some really nice. Usually small towns with a college were the best downtown. Retail has moved to outside the towns now. Downtown's are usually small antique stores and restaurants. And if its the county seat, a courthouse, and jail, etc.
A cow must give birth to calves to continue to produce milk as a dairy cow. The calf’s are taken from their moms to prevent them from feeding on her and slowing down her milk production as a dairy cow and help prevent spread of bacteria. It’s a very cruel practice for cows because they are very attached to their calves. Hurts my heart to see this.
Probably already mentioned. IGA stands for "Independent Grocers Alliance". I admit, I had it wrong as well. I always thought it stood for Independent Grocers Association.
If you get back to the Cedar Rapids Metro area you should check out the locations for the Sean Astin Baseball Movie The Final Season. Also, if you're down for Chili Dogs in a 105 year old bar, check out Mulgrew's in East Dubuque. Been fun seeing you in thd area this week. Good Journey.
Keep heading up Highway 35 - Stockholm, Pepin (birthplace of watersking), Red Wing right across the bridge and Hwy 61 on the MN side made famous by Bob Dylan ( From Hibbing!)
our friend Annette lives in Wisconsin, not sure I have ever been there but would like to one day, there is a cool Muffler Man at Gus's Drive In 3131 Main St. East Troy, WI (I follow them on social media)
Watching this so reminds me of us 6 kids being stuffed in a station wagon on a roadtrip!! I remember my folks trying to incorporate "teaching/learning" moments in new places reading plaques and looking at old buildings .I have to say im a LOT more INTERESTED NOW!!Watching you and your mom roadtripping !! Its more fun from the couch?? Lol.Nah...ive just gotten older and i appreciate you n your mom showing us these beautiful small quirky towns❤ Such neat places in America I never knew about but want to go visit myself now!!Thanks again for sharing some positive interesting homegrown footage about these sweet little towns.
I don't know where your destination is, but if you keep going North East you will make it to Green Bay, home of the Packers. Keep going North and you'll make it to my hometown of Iron Mountain Michigan. Home to the Pine Mountain International Ski Jumps, the Ford Motor Company WWII glider factory ruins. The Cornish Pump mining museum, home to the largest Cornish Pump in the USA, and the Ford Motor Company Glider Museum. Come on up to the U.P. and visit with the Yoopers, you're sure to have a great time don't ya know!!!!
You were in my town of Dubuque Iowa 😊👍👍👍. I love your vids man. SW Wisconsin has a lot of history as you had experienced there. If you’re back there ever hit up the Village Bar in Kieler WI. Best Prime Rib steak of your life.
Hey Adam,this is fantastic.Thanks so much.Ive always wanted to see small towns in the US,I'm in Australia.This I'd the next best thing The Northern states seem really interesting,also the New England area is great.Area I'm from in Aus is called the New England,lots of British history,and similar to your New England Thanks again
I woke up kinda gloomy this morn. But then i see your travels through sou'west Wisconsin. These videos really take me back to some good times when I would fill up the tank of my Magna motorbike, travellin' nowhere in particular all day, cruising over Dade county into Amish country. THX Adam! Keep doing these, please! You made my day!
You should’ve brought your Steve Urkel doll with you to Wisconsin cheese country
Ha. Got any cheeeese
Love the daily woo
Love the daily woo I watch every morning. Much love from CA
Edit: it actually ended today, not on the weekend like I thought.
There's literally a Cheese Expo happening in Milwaukee this weekend. 😆
Hahahaa classic
Adam in nowhere Wisconsin and still gets recognized.... love it!
I was reading the comments during the first 1-2 minutes, and when it happened, was great! I would have def missed it!
Your backroads content is some of my favorite . Your mom is so sweet .
Thank you
IGA stands for Independent Grocers Alliance. I worked for them for many years.
Hi Adam, Pete from England here.
I just love all your video, but especially the ones where you visit small towns and show us all their idiosyncrasies.
I've never been to the States but feel I've got to know so much about it from your work that many Americans would be unaware of.
Love it when Ma & Pa come too.
Keep up the good work, I appreciate it so much!
THESE are the videos i love to watch Adam! Great job! Hope you're doing well.. Hello from Gatlinburg TN Smoky Mountains 🌄🐻
On the road again. This is prime Adam the Woo IMO.
Thank you
@@TheDailyWooNo, thank you.
All of his videos are Prime Woo.
Those calves you saw are in "Calf Hutches"...the vast majority of dairy calves live in a calf hutch for the first weeks of life. Housing calves in hutches allows calves with immature immune systems to receive individualized care during the most crucial part of their lives. With a calf living in an individual hutch farmers can see exactly how much milk and other feed they consume and can see the consistency of their manure, both are an important indicator of health.
Wrong.. they are VEAL HOUSES.. they lock the calf’s in there so they can’t move. To keep the meat tender. They will never make it to be a cow.
Thank you for providing that information. 👍 So interesting and happy to know the calf’s health is monitored so closely.
You sure they are not Veal Cows?
@@roxanneswanson4500 You are right. Those calves are taken from their mothers to keep "mom" producing milk to sell. The young ones are either raised for milk production, veal or if allowed to grow up, they are headed to the slaughter house.
@@roxanneswanson4500 It's a common misconception that calf hutches are the same as veal crates, that's not the case
Finally get to say, Welcome to Wisconsin my virtual friend!
Y'know, if someone had asked me, "Do you want to watch a video about some guy from Florida that you don't know who is vacationing in Iowa and Wisconsin?" I would have replied "Are you out of your mind?!?" And yet, day after day.... here I am! Well Done! Beautiful '39 Ford in that gas station. I got married using my brother's '39 Ford.
"...we're either gonna find a train tunnel or this is how Horror films start....😄"
It’s true !
@@TheDailyWooit’s like 2000 maniacs. They lure you in with tales of seeing the old train tunnel 😂
these are the best woo vlogs when your on the road, showing stuff we will never see without your help, keep on trucking...
Adam you should take your mom to pepin wi its a small town but there's alot to do with little house on the prairie there and the Laura Ingalls wilder highway has alot to do with it too beautiful area there
The old Texaco station is amazinggggg, i love anything to do with Nostalgia.
I totally agree!
I loved that little old gas station
There are several around the country, mostly in the mid west and north east. One I stopped at in PA served a great hamburger. Not sure exactingly where it was, I'd say in mid state up toward the NY boarder. Got a picture of it on the wall here.
The Texaco garage reminds me of a scene in a 90s films called Bird on a Wire starring Mel Gibson
We grew up in Cuba City. The train car there is a small museum. The corner building was a bank, thus the burglar alarm. You missed stopping at the award winning Gile’s Cheese and Weber Meats stores. I don’t know if you are traveling a little more north in Wisconsin but here are some other little tidbits that I think you would like: Dr. Evermore, Arena Cheese (best cheese curds & created Colby Jack cheese), Cave of the Mounds, House on the Rock
So great the backroads. Real America real stories genuine fun
Great video, too bad you didn’t go a little north to the Driftless Country. I’m from Prairie du Chien, fantastic area, all the more reason to come back!
So much awesome beauty in one vid, I love it!! The Grotto was something else...very cool 😎. Nice to see some Wisconsin relics!!
Lovin' the Small Town vids, especially when there is a Classic Car and an Old Gas Station! ⛽👍🙂
Yodelayheewoo
No piping hot caffinated beverage from Kwik Trip??😢
That gas station!!
Is this heaven? No, it's The Daily Woo! 😊
ROFLMFAO
Wisconsin ! My Dad’s side of our family’s home state. Wisconsin Rapids. Hey Adam you need to visit Wisconsin Dells.
If you and your mom enjoy visiting religious sites, you should seriously consider visiting Holy Hill Basilica and National Shrine in Hubertus, WI. Its breathtaking!
that lazer under the spaceship is actually the lower probing device!
These small town videos give me the BEST VIBES. Please go back to making THESE your main content again.
I enjoy doing them. Hope to do more
You are a wonderful journalist, keeping history alive in an engaging way. That’s not easy and you do it so well! Thank you! 👍🏼
I enjoy all his videos. I am happy with whatever Adam decides to make.
I don't like the Midwest called in the 'middle of nowhere'. That's kind of like a city folk statement, like using 'flyover country' as if it isn't anywhere important. Remember when you go grocery shopping, where does a lot of your food come from. Not from the big cities, that's for sure.
@@iworkout6912 Yeah. Rural areas and farms need more respect.
Wisconsin is pronounced with a short "i"!
New to your channel! Like the content!
From: Deb, the retired Barber💈( Watertown, Wisconsin)😊
Wiscons in.
Wisconsin is awesome... try some fresh cheesecurds, a Bratwurst.... and maybe a spotted cow and you arent that far away from dyersville, IA where they filmed the Feild of Dreams movie... nice to see you checking out my great state.. Lots of small towns in Wisconsin... I grew up in a small town Named Brillion pop. 2560. The Question is Did you stop at a Kwik Trip
Yesterday's video was Adam and his mom at Dyersville and the Field of Dreams.
@@LadyDragonsblood i missed that one
It’s not the first time he’s been to Dyersville.
Daily woo the best. I've been watching u on my tv know on my phone to give you thumbs up and im a sub now much love from Bakersfield ca keep it up.
I love Wisconsin,, going up this summer MY Late Father had a Dairy Farm, north of Highway 8 my Little brother now takes care of it,, so many little towns and Backroads.
Adam, love your old town videos best. I think its so interesting to see place Ive never been to, this seems to be such a peaceful town to live in.
IGA … independent grocers alliance.
Adam, check out House on the Rock outside of Dodgeville. You’d love it, it’s the weirdest place in WI. It’s close by Dickeyville.
You are 200 miles from the WORLD's "quarter-quarter" geographic spot. 45 degrees latitude and 45 degrees longitude at Poniatoski, Wisconsin.
(near Colby, Wisconsin - yes, that Colby)
I can NOT emphasize enough the magnificence and glory of the Grotto experience.!!! The detail, craftsmanship, perfection and old world ambience contained in this SUPERB Shrine makes it worth a roadtrip to go see at least once in a person,'s life.!!! Thank you ever so for showing me this MOST auspicious Holy Tribute!!!
Another great backroads video. When you said Wisconsin, I thought maybe you'd do Beloit College. When my daughter was looking there, during the tour, we found out that Beloit College and Professor Roy Chapman Andrews was the real-life inspiration to Indiana Jones. The "Cowlien" came from the Milkyway and that is not udderly ridiculous. The 1940 Ford is what MY grandparents used to cross the country that same year along Route 66. Calves in large dog sheds are not uncommon. I see that in Pa. all the time. You seem obsessed with water towers. You should go to Weirton, W.V. where Super 8 was filmed. Thanks for another good one. Hi to all.
Adam, it's absolutely wIconsin, not wEsconsin.
I'm going to Wisconsin this summer. Thanks for sharing Adam!
Cool stuff Wisconsin is awesome...
Wisconsin is the best place in America in Summer, enjoy it!
Thank you for all these recent videos. I live in the area but its been a few years since I have been to these areas.
You should check out the house on the rock
hello again Adam and mom, another really interesting Vlog, really well done and thank you 😊
Adam! So close to Potosi. Hopefully you hit up the National Beer Museum!
Love following your journey. The calvess are in what I have heard called "veal huts"...the calves are limited on their movements and are raised to be nice, tender, delicious veal.
Good guess, but those were dairy cows.
OK...teach me...what are they?@@vloggerfan496
You have to go to Wisconsin Dells in the summer. Its the water park capital of the world. So many fun things to do there.
Carpet bagger was just in the dells
I would have loved to see you and your mom do that hopscotch.
You should go to the house on the Rock. Its in spring green , WI. It's a museum and a long room with a glass floor that is on a huge rock , you can look down and your way above the tree tops.. it's well worth your time and money to go. There's so much kin the museum it's sensory overload.
Driftless area of Wisconsin has some of the best motorcycling in the midwest!
If you wanna see something cool, stop in greenbush wisconsin and see the Wade house. Stop in Plymouth, wisconsin. Im from greenbush
Been enjoying your channel for quite a while now, but can't say I ever would've expected The Daily Woo to be in my neighborhood. Nevertheless, there you were when you drove through Kieler (pronounced Keeler, BTW)... hope you enjoyed the area!
Adam is back doing his best
Adam is always doing his best!
I literally passed right by that ufo cow today on my way home from a road trip!
Man is it a relief to see a video from Wisconsin. I sent my dad the last two videos because he loves Field of Dreams and then he wrote me last night and said that Iowa just had a few tornadoes. I let out a noise like a bassett hound who got his tail stepped on. Glad you didn't go to southern Iowa instead! #ProtectMrtheWoo
Love these small town videos. IGA stands for Independent Grocers Association.
I’m traveling with you almost every day… You are my one heck of a guider who let me see how America looks like.. I really enjoy watching every single step you make!
I hope you understand my English!
Many thanks from South Korea.
Adam go to spring green, Wisconsin and see the house on the rock! Its awesome and well worth your time!
They sell that Daves Killer Bread that you showed at the end of the video in all the supermarkets here in North Carolina. I think it's supposed to be healthy bread. 🤷♂🍞
Very cool getting recognized in Wisconsin. This was a great vlog. The entire week has been so cool so far.
IGA stands for Independent Grocers Alliance. Well, it IS a Grotto, but it isn't THE Grotto.... but that little one is pretty.....now, just imagine about a thousand times more... then you can imagine the Grotto of The Redemption in West Bend, Iowa.
The Grotto in Dickeysville was AWESOME to see n I would have definitely gone inside n bought a souvenir from the gift shop!! We go to two different Catholic Shrines in Michigan VERY often on our sister's vacations we now do every year. The Indian River Shrine in Indian River, Michigan, the lower peninsula, has the world's largest Crucifix n many little grottos for different saints as well as a Church, n it is been there since before we started going there on our vacations in Topinabee right nearby in the 1960's. We just revisitef it last August, n the towering Crucifix you can actually walk right up to n stand underneath is EXTREMELY worth the trip to see!!! It is iconic!!! The Bishop Baraga Shrine in the upper peninsula in L'Anse, Michigan where my sister Wendy lives is a beautiful place right on Lake Superior with his actual cabin he lived in in the 1600's when he was the first Priest to minister to the Indians n the loggers by visiting them wearing snowshoes to get to them in the long winters as there was no other way to travel up there back then, thus he being named "The Snowshoe Priest!!! They also have the BEST religious gift shop EVER, where you can get all kinds of HOLY items for .50 cents to a few dollars including all Catholic accoutrements necessary for our worship, as well as homemade ice cream mafe by the Nun that hosts the shop!!! Also just went there last August n it is well worth the trip too!!!
Supper clubs are huge here in Wisconsin, you go in and sit at the bar, order and once your food is ready, they will set your table in a dinning area and you go to sit down and eat. Very interesting experience. Oh & you can have kitty cocktails, just cherry juice for the non-alcoholic drinkers. ;)
I love this content, I live in Spain and have watched your Daily Vlogs for years. Always so enjoyable and cool. Love seeing your Mum! 👌👌🤗🤗
Adam those sweet baby calfs will be eaten soon as sweet veal cutlets. 🤣🤣
I kept stopping and rewinding and veiwing frames. That grotto had such amazing and beautiful details. What a treasure! Loved every minute of this video, Thank you for sharing
Thank you, Adam, for a wonderful video! ✨🤓✨
Love the small towns, and the Grotto was just beautiful and amazing! 💐
p. s. The statue is not Mary Magdalene, but is Jesus' mother Mary. The scene is a depiction of Our Lady of Fatima. 🌿🌹🌿
Loved the gas station too! 🌾🌻🌾
If you’re going to Wisconsin, you might have to get some cheese with your piping hot caffeinated beverage
I’m gonna try to stay away from the cheese
@@TheDailyWoo I’m gonna be 50 as well but in July and I’m trying to lose weight and actually cheese is on my diet. Maybe I should rethink it? lol
@@TheDailyWoocheese is not something you need to worry about in small quantities but the amount of sugar in your drinks is.
I like these Videos. But the wind blowing was bad
I bet Adam will make his way to Milwaukee as the rays are playing the brewers starting 03/29.
Can't wait
It is halfway through April.
Cuba City is too cool!!! It is an excitingly historic town with all kinds if cool buildings n places to venture into n the City of Presidents moniker n idea for entitling that by putting all of them on the poles throughout the town is unique. The baby cow houses on the side of the street are sooo sweet, n the Tin Lantern Motel n corresponding antique shop in town are awesome ss well as The Dead End Bar all look totally inviting to me!!
Adam, I think the baby cows are going to be veal.
Beautiful visit again ! I have particularly loved the colored grotto and its church...It makes me think about a palace made of stones too, called « postman Cheval s ideal palace » situated in the town of Hauterives, France were a postman, in the old times, gathered stones after its work and built a palace on his own...A pleasure to watch the old houses too. Have a good time with your family ❤
2:05 ,you should see cows 🐄🐄🐄 in Wisconsin as Wisconsin is America's Dairyland 🛸🐄
THE Grotto in West Bend, was built the exact same way, all natural stone, marble statues, glass....and millions of pounds of rocks were railroaded to West Bend from all the states.... and as states entered...stones were sent to be included.... it is an on going work as well. The Church connected it to it also houses the largest natural amethyst in the world.
01:29 The people in Wisconsin will correct you! It is very similar to saying: “IlliNOISE” to an Illinoian. Only people from outside Wisconsin pronounce it: “WESconsin.”
Waiting for him at Miller park and eastconsin
👋😎 amazing TH-cam videos
Adam, what beautiful country where the UFO was and beautiful old towns! Really enjoyed your video. Never seen a grotto and that was really beautiful! Looking forward to your next vlog. Safe travels!
I always look forward to your small town vlogs. You’re bringing positive attention to these towns and hopefully showing others that they still have life in them and not all rundown
City folks tend to live in there big bubble and know nothing of the real American small towns. Maybe they think of them as just a pit stop off the interstate. Off the interstate, gas up, fast food and back on the interstate.
@@iworkout6912 I’m a city folk myself and I get it but it’s good to know that there are towns that are kept up very well by the people who take pride in them
Your in my home state Wisconsin!😊
WONDERFUL 👏 VIDEO, Adam. Truly enjoyed the people, places and animals. There were several great moments: vintage service station, The Grotto in Dickeyville, WI was so unique! 🙏 Thank you.
I was watching Ryan Hall yesterday, and I think you were just ahead of some tornado weather.
Come north to Eau Claire. My son and I would be honored to buy dinner.
Invaders From The Planet Moola!😂
Who knew that the tri-state area had such a profusion of pretty small towns, cities and beautiful scenery? I didn’t have a clue.
Having been born and raised in the Midwest, I'd say this is standard fare. Having traveled extensively in the US, I would include just about everywhere I've seen. Most small towns are gems that need just a bit of polish.
@@SBCBears Before Covid I was traveling with a friend on a business trip he was taking. I was just along for the ride, and he stopped at many small stores to check on their displays. I saw endless small towns, some sad and some really nice. Usually small towns with a college were the best downtown. Retail has moved to outside the towns now. Downtown's are usually small antique stores and restaurants. And if its the county seat, a courthouse, and jail, etc.
A cow must give birth to calves to continue to produce milk as a dairy cow. The calf’s are taken from their moms to prevent them from feeding on her and slowing down her milk production as a dairy cow and help prevent spread of bacteria. It’s a very cruel practice for cows because they are very attached to their calves. Hurts my heart to see this.
Probably already mentioned.
IGA stands for "Independent Grocers Alliance". I admit, I had it wrong as well. I always thought it stood for Independent Grocers Association.
Wisconsin, home of the happy cow😅
that is awesome, I am from Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin
Cool Racine here
Very cool that you get to have these adventures with your parents. Creating cherished memories. Thanks for taking us along Adam.
3:01 Well done ALIEN 👽 🐄 COW! 👍
GO BACK TO DISNEY!!!!
I’m kidding, do whatever you want Adam. Your content is great regardless of where you are.
What a great t-shirt !!
LOVE his T-Shirt!! BTTF superfan!
If you get back to the Cedar Rapids Metro area you should check out the locations for the Sean Astin Baseball Movie The Final Season.
Also, if you're down for Chili Dogs in a 105 year old bar, check out Mulgrew's in East Dubuque.
Been fun seeing you in thd area this week.
Good Journey.
I’ll have to check it out . Truthfully Ive never seen that film, I’ll give it a watch
It's an old fashioned feel good baseball movie. It's currently available on Prime if you have it.
The cast will surprise you.
Saw this and had to comment, Mulgrew’s is fantastic - those chili dogs are huge!
Adam instead of retiring when your 50 how about retiring once you hit 1 Million Subscribers instead!
I’ll never hit 1 million tho
I believe that the Wooster can do it!
@@irvineloveryeah, I do to
Shout out from menomonie, wi .
Keep heading up Highway 35 - Stockholm, Pepin (birthplace of watersking), Red Wing right across the bridge and Hwy 61 on the MN side made famous by Bob Dylan ( From Hibbing!)
our friend Annette lives in Wisconsin, not sure I have ever been there but would like to one day, there is a cool Muffler Man at Gus's Drive In 3131 Main St. East Troy, WI (I follow them on social media)
Watching this so reminds me of us 6 kids being stuffed in a station wagon on a roadtrip!! I remember my folks trying to incorporate "teaching/learning" moments in new places reading plaques and looking at old buildings .I have to say im a LOT more INTERESTED NOW!!Watching you and your mom roadtripping !! Its more fun from the couch?? Lol.Nah...ive just gotten older and i appreciate you n your mom showing us these beautiful small quirky towns❤ Such neat places in America I never knew about but want to go visit myself now!!Thanks again for sharing some positive interesting homegrown footage about these sweet little towns.
I don't know where your destination is, but if you keep going North East you will make it to Green Bay, home of the Packers. Keep going North and you'll make it to my hometown of Iron Mountain Michigan. Home to the Pine Mountain International Ski Jumps, the Ford Motor Company WWII glider factory ruins. The Cornish Pump mining museum, home to the largest Cornish Pump in the USA, and the Ford Motor Company Glider Museum. Come on up to the U.P. and visit with the Yoopers, you're sure to have a great time don't ya know!!!!
You were in my town of Dubuque Iowa 😊👍👍👍. I love your vids man. SW Wisconsin has a lot of history as you had experienced there.
If you’re back there ever hit up the Village Bar in Kieler WI. Best Prime Rib steak of your life.
Hey Adam,this is fantastic.Thanks so much.Ive always wanted to see small towns in the US,I'm in Australia.This I'd the next best thing
The Northern states seem really interesting,also the New England area is great.Area I'm from in Aus is called the New England,lots of British history,and similar to your New England
Thanks again
I woke up kinda gloomy this morn. But then i see your travels through sou'west Wisconsin. These videos really take me back to some good times when I would fill up the tank of my Magna motorbike, travellin' nowhere in particular all day, cruising over Dade county into Amish country. THX Adam! Keep doing these, please! You made my day!