Loved this show growing up. I think everyone loved it. It represented a special place in time. Family values and Love of Country and God was practiced in everyday life in America.
The Walton's was my Mother's favorite television show too! The house is a must visit for me. I'm putting it on my list. I would have never known it's existence if it wasn't for TDW. I love this daily Vlog channel. Happy Friday everyone.
I remember watching this off and on when it originally aired (man I'm old!) I love the John Ritter connection! Elevates the show 10x in my book. Thanks for giving us a tour, so cool!
The first movie was called "The Homecoming: A Christmas Story," and featured the late GREAT actress Patricia Neil. Not sure why Ms. Neil did not do the series, but I'm sure there is a TH-cam video about it. I watched that movie in 1972 on NBC (channel 4) on the upstairs TV at my Grandmother's house when I was 9 years old. It had a profound effect on me then and has continued to to this day. Almost every year I watch The Christmas Story. Turns out "The Waltons" were "Pioneer Stock" just like my own family. That's why it resonated so deeply. I look forward to visiting the "Sacred Ground" of Hamner's childhood home - thank you for this wonderful video to tide me over till then. We are creating our own Walton's Mountain here in Cobden. Here is a slice for those of you rife with Nostalgia for Americana. th-cam.com/video/fj4T5qBTkJU/w-d-xo.html
Hi Adam, a while back you asked for suggestions of places to visit, and I suggested a visit to Walton's Mountain. Thank you so much for doing so. It was great to see where the inspiration to create the TV show came from. It brought back so many wonderful memories for me, from the 1970's, remembering loved ones now passed, we use to look forward to every episode. Regards from the UK.
Thank oyu so much for this vblog. I have the entire dvd set of the Waltons and have seen every episode so many times. You have taken to a place I have always wanted to visit. Thank you for this.
I've enjoyed many a Daily Woo's but I gotta say this one is my favorite. The Waltons and the whole vibe of the show holds a special place in my heart. I remember gathering around the tv once a week to watch and always gleaned a few life lessons. Grandpa was my favorite. Visiting there is a major bucket list item for me, thanks for sharing your visit. - Safe travels Adam
The trip to Rockfish was the icing on the cake. It's good to know it was a real place and the old post office is still standing, with skeleton key lock and all! Loved it. Thanks soooo much for a wonderful video.
Andy@TheDailyWoo, thank you SO much for this video! I got chills seeing Earl's/JohnBoy's desk. I always wished I had a two storey house with a window right in front of my desk, just like on the. show. And the kitchen table! The whole video was great. So much fun to see and well done. Thanks! 😊
Wow Adam, u really did a excellent job on this video. Thank you so much. I was 6-7 years old when the Walton's started airing and as pretty much all of the 70' s shows I loved it, loved them all.
I remember seeing the LA Walton's Mountain just as it was being erased in the early 80's. Excellent vlog today Adam, fascinating to see where all the ideas came from. I must visit some time.
I LOVE Horehound candy! My great-grandpa used to hook up the horses in a circular frame and have them walk around the fire where he had the post of molasses and everything cooking. All to make his favorite candy, horehound. Always brings me back. My Mom's family if from KY and it is much more southern than Florida!
+Housemousell MAD magazine took aim at everyone....and in doing so produced some of the best comedy spoofs ever. I used t o like the way they would have a pic on the back cover of stars from the show they were featuring reading the mag. Is it still around, or has it gone the way of all great stuff?
Now this is one of Adam's best videos I think anyway. I learned a lot that I never knew and I used to watch the show along with Little House On The Prairie a lot when I was a boy growing up in the late 70's and beyond. Great work Adam... I would give this 10 thumbs up if possible !
I watched The Waltons all the time and I still do. I must point out one thing to you, Adam. Earl Hamner Jr died on March 24th, 2016. That was last year.
Wow! This was so awesome. The area is so beautiful. I don't think I will ever get to go here but I am so thankful I got to see it. Thank you Adam, as I wipe a tear from my eyes, for showing us this place. : )
I can't believe i was just reading Hamner's autobiography yesterday and now you are at his childhood home. Also the pilot episode was called "The Homecoming", but it featured an almost full different cast, then it was picked up for TV and recast and then it became The Waltons. There was a movie called Spencer's Mountain starring Henry Fonda that was filmed in the area you are in which was an earlier incarnation of the show but with different characters altogether. See you tomorrow Adam,, from the UK. =)
A very enjoyable read, lots of photos of all the places you have visited in this vlog. It was as if you brought the book to life you did a fantastic job my friend. =)
the man who played john walton was a really bad alcoholic but being on the show with the cast and feeling like he was part of a family made him quit drinking. just a little factoid
Wonderful, wonderful vlog today! Another place I always wanted to see, but never did.... so thanks for taking us along! You never disappoint! Thank you, Adam!
we find your country an amazing place and would love to come for a very long extended visit, say about 30 or 40 years maybe.... until then Adamthewoo can do our exploring for us
Colin Brandist Good morning from Indianapolis, Indiana!! Thank you for the nice comment about the USA!! I hope you get the opportunity to come, if so hook up with Adam, he knows all the good places!!!
Never missed an episode of the Waltons. Thanks for sharing your trip with us. Looks like a lot of fun you're having traveling around finding these cool places. That's my kind of fun! Looking forward to more videos. I'm a new subscriber, so playing catch up on your vids.
Great job Adam, I grew up watching the Waltons every Thursday night with my grandparents and those are still some of the best memories of my childhood, what a great and wholesome show likes of which we don’t seem to have these days, thank you so much for a trip down memory lane and how lucky are you to actually get to go in the real house!!! WOW, thanks for sharing👏🏼👍🏼
what an awesome episode and day. 1. The Waltons is one of my Mom's favorite shows! 2. I have really enjoyed watching reruns of the show with her over the years. 3. Today is my 29th birthday! Thanks for your daily epic advendtures Adam!
The Christmas movie was called "The Homecoming". The two parents were played by different people. Patricia Neal played the mother and Andrew Duggan played John Walton Sr.
The original story was a film with Henry Fonda called "Spencer's Mountain", and the original TV series started with the Christmas special "The Homecoming". Most of the TV characters were in that too except Pa Walton was played by Andrew Duggan, Ma Walton was played by Patricia Neal and Grandpa by Edgar Bergen.
FilmingThe town of Walton's Mountain was built in the rear area of the Warner Bros. Studios, but the mountain itself was part of the range opposite Warner studios in Burbank, California. The Waltons' house facade was built in the back of the Warner Brothers lot. After the series concluded, the set was destroyed. For the reunion shows, a replica Waltons' house facade was built on the Here Come the Brides set on the Columbia Ranch studio, now part of the Warner Brothers studios. The Waltons' house is still used as scenery at Warner Brothers. For example, it served as the Dragonfly Inn on The Gilmore Girls.
Adam, I absolutely loved this. I actually had a chance to watch the entire series in re-runs in 2003. At that time, I was so moved by the show I actually e-mailed Earl and he replied to me. I unfortunately don't have that e-mail address any longer. I do recall hearing some sad news that the 4 adults including Mom, Dad and Grandparents had issues with alcohol at one time. I so love this show.
I actually HAD that doll house and the dolls.... was one my BEST ever Christmas presents! Wish I still had it .... but of course I played with it.... and eventually it went in a yard sale.... so it goes.
If my grandma was still alive she would have give you a big hug and kiss for that video. She was born in 1900 and lived and loved that show. Thanks Adam.
John Walmsley (Jason), Mary Beth McDonough (Erin), Eric Scott (Ben) and Kami Cotler (Elizabeth) are all active on Facebook. Kami is a teacher now and Mary Beth is an author of several books. Just in case you didn't know lol My mom & I love this show. I bought her the entire season on DVD so she could watch it any time she wants. I grew up watching reruns of the show too. It was great. The theme song is ingrained into my memory lol We tease my mom sometimes and call them the 'Walnuts' lol She knows we love the show though. Good memories here too. Thanks for sharing this Adam!
Pete Nielsen it looked like it watching the show. My aunt said in the summers her family (Mom et al) lived in a tent, Mom said they were well off because their father could afford to give them nickels to spend at the corner store while other kids didn’t. And they lived in a small city outside of Toronto.
This vlog brought back so many memories of watching "The Waltons" with my family when I was a kid. It was such a great show. It's so cool you were given the key to the house and were allowed to wander around.
Great video. I really enjoy this stuff and I was/ am a big fan of the Waltons. Earl Hamner grew up on Spencer's Mountain, which was named Waltons Mountain, on the TV Show.
Great video today Adam. The Walton's was one of my favorite shows. Thank you for bringing back memories. Looking forward to tomorrow's video. Have a great day!
Here in New Zealand in the 1070s we use to see it on a Saturday evening, the actress who played the grandmother in the series was in a episode of the original Star Trek, Will Greer (grandad) was in a episode of the original Mission Impossible as Bad guy..
one of my childhood favorites as well !!!! this was awesome !!! I also saw the anniversary celebration videos....everybody looks great !!! thank you so much for sharing this experience Adam....gave me a warm & fuzzy feeling inside...have a great day....much love & respect to you.
I woke up and saw this, I was soooo 😊 excited, I love this show, have the dvds and I still watch it in the afternoon, it's on for two hours. Seen all the shows at least 3 times. Great show!
Side note: Earl Hamner (before the Waltons) wrote Spencer's Mountain, a movie along the same lines as the Walton's, starring Henry Fonda as the daddy (Clay Spencer) and the guy who played Danno on Hawaii 5-0 (his name eludes me right now) as Clay Boy Spencer. It's quite a good film (again - years before the Waltons on TV). Earl Hamner also wrote a couple of Twilight Zone episodes.
I love how you said this is your moms favorite show and with the beautiful ending written on the post office is Thanks to moms everywhere love you. So sweet, did you write that? I wish you could have taken your mom, I am sure she would have loved it. It is so nice when you end with those views from the majestic.
Loved this show growing up. I think everyone loved it.
It represented a special place in time. Family values and Love of Country and God was practiced in everyday life in America.
All the things that are being very purposely rejected in today's world.
That's what this World is missing SO badly now! And that's what we all need SO badly!
The Walton's was my Mother's favorite television show too! The house is a must visit for me. I'm putting it on my list. I would have never known it's existence if it wasn't for TDW. I love this daily Vlog channel. Happy Friday everyone.
I've never heard of the Waltons
They started the Walmart chain.
Sam passed away some time ago.
Chris Walker CBS in the 1970's
The show had nothing to do with the walmart founder
Tampa Jay! Another great contributor to TH-cam!
I remember watching this off and on when it originally aired (man I'm old!) I love the John Ritter connection! Elevates the show 10x in my book. Thanks for giving us a tour, so cool!
+Adventures by George the episode where Ritter first comes to town and is exercising in their front yard is unintentionally hilarious
Just awesome man!! Great episode from start to finish. I love the Waltons, I'm 43 and literally grew up with them.
+The Lawn Care Nut it was amazing to finally go there
The first movie was called "The Homecoming: A Christmas Story," and featured the late GREAT actress Patricia Neil. Not sure why Ms. Neil did not do the series, but I'm sure there is a TH-cam video about it. I watched that movie in 1972 on NBC (channel 4) on the upstairs TV at my Grandmother's house when I was 9 years old. It had a profound effect on me then and has continued to to this day. Almost every year I watch The Christmas Story. Turns out "The Waltons" were "Pioneer Stock" just like my own family. That's why it resonated so deeply. I look forward to visiting the "Sacred Ground" of Hamner's childhood home - thank you for this wonderful video to tide me over till then. We are creating our own Walton's Mountain here in Cobden. Here is a slice for those of you rife with Nostalgia for Americana. th-cam.com/video/fj4T5qBTkJU/w-d-xo.html
Hi Adam, a while back you asked for suggestions of places to visit, and I suggested a visit to Walton's Mountain. Thank you so much for doing so. It was great to see where the inspiration to create the TV show came from. It brought back so many wonderful memories for me, from the 1970's, remembering loved ones now passed, we use to look forward to every episode. Regards from the UK.
The Walton's, Grizzly Adam's, little house on the prairie. Loved them shows.
Thank oyu so much for this vblog. I have the entire dvd set of the Waltons and have seen every episode so many times. You have taken to a place I have always wanted to visit. Thank you for this.
I've enjoyed many a Daily Woo's but I gotta say this one is my favorite. The Waltons and the whole vibe of the show holds a special place in my heart. I remember gathering around the tv once a week to watch and always gleaned a few life lessons. Grandpa was my favorite. Visiting there is a major bucket list item for me, thanks for sharing your visit. - Safe travels Adam
+Aimless Adventures glad you enjoyed it buddy . Grandpa was on of my favorites also
Thank you for sharing this @ TheDailyWoo good morning from flint Michigan
@J.T. i never drank tap water i have always drank bottled water
The trip to Rockfish was the icing on the cake. It's good to know it was a real place and the old post office is still standing, with skeleton key lock and all! Loved it. Thanks soooo much for a wonderful video.
Grew up watching the Walton’s great show great memories thanks for showing me the real Walton’s mountain
I loved this. Thank you for going to all these places. Love your channel. I’m 58 now, and it feels good to go down memory lane. -Stephen, Ohio
My family is from Nelson County VA and we LOVE The Waltons.
I really enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing.
Goodnight John Boy!
Thank you for this Adam! My grandma loved watching The Waltons when she was with us. You just brought back great memories for me!
Adam, as a fellow drone pilot and a every day watcher of your videos,
I love it when you include a short flight at the end of the vlog!
#EPIC ENDING
Andy@TheDailyWoo, thank you SO much for this video! I got chills seeing Earl's/JohnBoy's desk. I always wished I had a two storey house with a window right in front of my desk, just like on the. show. And the kitchen table! The whole video was great. So much fun to see and well done. Thanks! 😊
I always imagined this was how my father grew up. Great Vlog
Wow Adam, u really did a excellent job on this video. Thank you so much. I was 6-7 years old when the Walton's started airing and as pretty much all of the 70' s shows I loved it, loved them all.
I remember seeing the LA Walton's Mountain just as it was being erased in the early 80's.
Excellent vlog today Adam, fascinating to see where all the ideas came from. I must visit some time.
+The_ ASH you should it was a great experience
going up that way on vaca next week. was it hard to find?
jim mcdonald it's fairly easy to find 29 south from Charlottesville Virginia maybe 15 minutes or so on 29 and you should start seeing signs
cool. thank you hnter
hunter
Thank You Adam... used to watch this show as a kid and my mom/grandparents loved it too.
I didn't watch alot of the Waltons but that's awesome they let you in the house
I LOVE Horehound candy! My great-grandpa used to hook up the horses in a circular frame and have them walk around the fire where he had the post of molasses and everything cooking. All to make his favorite candy, horehound. Always brings me back. My Mom's family if from KY and it is much more southern than Florida!
Very cool! I loved watching the show...I heard that Earl also was the narrator of the show too...what a fantastic video you've done today...thanks
+Housemousell MAD magazine took aim at everyone....and in doing so produced some of the best comedy spoofs ever. I used t o like the way they would have a pic on the back cover of stars from the show they were featuring reading the mag. Is it still around, or has it gone the way of all great stuff?
I do, but I don't remember the year.
This truly made my day, Adam. Thank you, so much! Loved The Waltons!
I love it when you geek out. :)
Now this is one of Adam's best videos I think anyway. I learned a lot that I never knew and I used to watch the show along with Little House On The Prairie a lot when I was a boy growing up in the late 70's and beyond. Great work Adam... I would give this 10 thumbs up if possible !
Adam this is wonderful me and my Grandma would always watch Reruns of this show those were some good memories thanks for sharing 😄
I watched The Waltons all the time and I still do. I must point out one thing to you, Adam. Earl Hamner Jr died on March 24th, 2016. That was last year.
loved this one !!!! Grew up watching the Waltons. Thank you it was awesome and the drone shot was beautiful...
Wow! This was so awesome. The area is so beautiful. I don't think I will ever get to go here but I am so thankful I got to see it. Thank you Adam, as I wipe a tear from my eyes, for showing us this place. : )
I can't believe i was just reading Hamner's autobiography yesterday and now you are at his childhood home. Also the pilot episode was called "The Homecoming", but it featured an almost full different cast, then it was picked up for TV and recast and then it became The Waltons. There was a movie called Spencer's Mountain starring Henry Fonda that was filmed in the area you are in which was an earlier incarnation of the show but with different characters altogether. See you tomorrow Adam,, from the UK. =)
+paulallan1000 I need to read that myself one day
A very enjoyable read, lots of photos of all the places you have visited in this vlog. It was as if you brought the book to life you did a fantastic job my friend. =)
the man who played john walton was a really bad alcoholic but being on the show with the cast and feeling like he was part of a family made him quit drinking. just a little factoid
jim mcdonald Ralph waite
Such a heartwarming show. Thanks for taking us along.
Warm memories of watching the Waltons. Well done as always.
love waking up to the daily woo❤
Wonderful, wonderful vlog today! Another place I always wanted to see, but never did.... so thanks for taking us along! You never disappoint! Thank you, Adam!
greetings from coventry england... we love your vlogs... inspirational. keep up the good work.
Colin Brandist good morning from Cleveland ohio
Colin Brandist Good morning from Plant City Florida!
we find your country an amazing place and would love to come for a very long extended visit, say about 30 or 40 years maybe.... until then Adamthewoo can do our exploring for us
Colin Brandist Good morning from Indianapolis, Indiana!! Thank you for the nice comment about the USA!! I hope you get the opportunity to come, if so hook up with Adam, he knows all the good places!!!
Also from the UK,,Durham to be exact. Let me know and I'll join you on that road trip lol =)
This was wonderful, Thanks for the trip and memories.
Good morning Adam! Enjoyed the vlog! Safe travels!
My all time favorite show! Grew up watching it!
what a wonderful blog we love what you do thank you so much goodnight woo boy I am old enough to call you that lo ed that show
Never missed an episode of the Waltons. Thanks for sharing your trip with us. Looks like a lot of fun you're having traveling around finding these cool places. That's my kind of fun! Looking forward to more videos. I'm a new subscriber, so playing catch up on your vids.
Great job Adam, I grew up watching the Waltons every Thursday night with my grandparents and those are still some of the best memories of my childhood, what a great and wholesome show likes of which we don’t seem to have these days, thank you so much for a trip down memory lane and how lucky are you to actually get to go in the real house!!! WOW, thanks for sharing👏🏼👍🏼
I loved the Waltons.I had a huge crush on John boy!.
Love watching The Waltons when I was a kid. Brings back so much memories in my life as a kid back in the 70s.
Morning Mr. Woooooo!
Wow. Brought back so many memories. Thanks!
totally awesome Adam . Brings back memories for me too .
One the best videos I have ever seen on You Tube! THANKS
Thanks for going there!!!!
what an awesome episode and day.
1. The Waltons is one of my Mom's favorite shows!
2. I have really enjoyed watching reruns of the show with her over the years.
3. Today is my 29th birthday!
Thanks for your daily epic advendtures Adam!
Thank you!
For vlog #1885 can you PLEASE do back to the future 3 filming locations? 😊
Charlie Nangle Check his Adam the woo channel. He has done some if not all of them
He's already done BTTF Locations.
The Christmas movie was called "The Homecoming". The two parents were played by different people. Patricia Neal played the mother and Andrew Duggan played John Walton Sr.
Finally made it there last fall with my brother, we grew up with the show, very surreal to be actually there.
The original story was a film with Henry Fonda called "Spencer's Mountain", and the original TV series started with the Christmas special "The Homecoming". Most of the TV characters were in that too except Pa Walton was played by Andrew Duggan, Ma Walton was played by Patricia Neal and Grandpa by Edgar Bergen.
I wasn't a huge Walton's fan but I love hearing the stories behind tv shows and movies. Great vlog. Hope to see you in Ohio some day soon. :)
glad you enjoyed it
the episode where grandma came back and they were all trying to pet her and she felt unneeded was maybe the best episode ever on the show
I used to like watch the reruns of them. Thank you for sharing this adventure today..
Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️💋
One of my favorite shows one day I hope to go to this part of Va.
FilmingThe
town of Walton's Mountain was built in the rear area of the Warner Bros.
Studios, but the mountain itself was part of the range opposite Warner
studios in Burbank, California.
The Waltons' house facade was built in the back of the Warner Brothers
lot. After the series concluded, the set was destroyed. For the reunion
shows, a replica Waltons' house facade was built on the Here Come the Brides
set on the Columbia Ranch studio, now part of the Warner Brothers
studios. The Waltons' house is still used as scenery at Warner Brothers.
For example, it served as the Dragonfly Inn on The Gilmore Girls.
Thanks for sharing Adam...!
awesome video adam i really enjoy it. i loved watching the waltons as well on tv. i never miss a show.
A very awesome vlog Adam. Thank you!
Adam, I absolutely loved this. I actually had a chance to watch the entire series in re-runs in 2003. At that time, I was so moved by the show I actually e-mailed Earl and he replied to me. I unfortunately don't have that e-mail address any longer. I do recall hearing some sad news that the 4 adults including Mom, Dad and Grandparents had issues with alcohol at one time. I so love this show.
+Francine Scott amazing that you got an email from him !
Thanks for taking us along. I lovethe commentaries each time.
I actually HAD that doll house and the dolls.... was one my BEST ever Christmas presents! Wish I still had it .... but of course I played with it.... and eventually it went in a yard sale.... so it goes.
If my grandma was still alive she would have give you a big hug and kiss for that video. She was born in 1900 and lived and loved that show. Thanks Adam.
hi Adam that was a Wonderful video to see wow you have been to some cool places TN. this video was one of my fav too
John Walmsley (Jason), Mary Beth McDonough (Erin), Eric Scott (Ben) and Kami Cotler (Elizabeth) are all active on Facebook. Kami is a teacher now and Mary Beth is an author of several books. Just in case you didn't know lol My mom & I love this show. I bought her the entire season on DVD so she could watch it any time she wants. I grew up watching reruns of the show too. It was great. The theme song is ingrained into my memory lol We tease my mom sometimes and call them the 'Walnuts' lol She knows we love the show though. Good memories here too. Thanks for sharing this Adam!
My mother lived on Hamners mountain during the depression as a kid,In reality they were considered a very well-off family at the time.
Pete Nielsen it looked like it watching the show. My aunt said in the summers her family (Mom et al) lived in a tent, Mom said they were well off because their father could afford to give them nickels to spend at the corner store while other kids didn’t. And they lived in a small city outside of Toronto.
My family on my dad's side lived on that mountain in early 1800s.
Okay I was geeking out watching this vlog!!! You made another amazing vlog!
that was fab used to watch it bk in the day beautiful scenery aww shame ur mum wasnt with u Adam much love as ever . .caz in the uk💕tc
Fun to hear the excitement in your voice.
Loved the unintentional bit with the dead branches and hole in the ground.
My Uncle Steven owned land and quarried soapstone on the other side of this mountain. Beautiful country.
This vlog brought back so many memories of watching "The Waltons" with my family when I was a kid. It was such a great show. It's so cool you were given the key to the house and were allowed to wander around.
What nice to see the mountains of the Walton's TV serie, was also broadcast in the Netherlands.
What a privilege that you could only visit the house.
Great video. I really enjoy this stuff and I was/ am a big fan of the Waltons. Earl Hamner grew up on Spencer's Mountain, which was named Waltons Mountain, on the TV Show.
Great video today Adam. The Walton's was one of my favorite shows. Thank you for bringing back memories. Looking forward to tomorrow's video. Have a great day!
Awesome. Thank you Adam.
Here in New Zealand in the 1070s we use to see it on a Saturday evening, the actress who played the grandmother in the series was in a episode of the original Star Trek, Will Greer (grandad) was in a episode of the original Mission Impossible as Bad guy..
Use to watch this all the time with my mom too, same with Little house on the prairie
I had the paper house with the green truck and the paper dolls, fun to see them again, good memories...
Loved this vlog! I used to watch the reruns of The Waltons all the time as a kid! Thanks for showing us the sites!
one of my childhood favorites as well !!!! this was awesome !!! I also saw the anniversary celebration videos....everybody looks great !!! thank you so much for sharing this experience Adam....gave me a warm & fuzzy feeling inside...have a great day....much love & respect to you.
Wonderful video..Thank you Adam
I woke up and saw this, I was soooo 😊 excited, I love this show, have the dvds and I still watch it in the afternoon, it's on for two hours. Seen all the shows at least 3 times. Great show!
Your best video so far loved it
My mom loved the show. She watched it up till the WWII episodes. She had grown up during the depression
Side note: Earl Hamner (before the Waltons) wrote Spencer's Mountain, a movie along the same lines as the Walton's, starring Henry Fonda as the daddy (Clay Spencer) and the guy who played Danno on Hawaii 5-0 (his name eludes me right now) as Clay Boy Spencer. It's quite a good film (again - years before the Waltons on TV). Earl Hamner also wrote a couple of Twilight Zone episodes.
I'm going to be honest...I was feeling out right along with you. I grew up watching The Walton's. Great Vlog Adam. Great Vlog!!
geeking*. dang auto correct
The Baldwin Sisters never knew the recipe was just moonshine. Lol.
One of my favorite places to go when I'm back home. Awesome video :)
i was 1 yrs to 11 yrs old during its original run and my family watched regularly
I really enjoyed this one Adam!!!
I love how you said this is your moms favorite show and with the beautiful ending written on the post office is Thanks to moms everywhere love you. So sweet, did you write that? I wish you could have taken your mom, I am sure she would have loved it. It is so nice when you end with those views from the majestic.
Such a beautiful place...
Thank YOU ! Great video. 😇
great video. and that lunchbox oh my many wonderful memories