Being home bound, my husband and I love traveling with you....you do the things we used to do when we were young. Ah, oh to be young again! Thanks Adam, your the best!
I started watching your main channel then I watched one of your daily vlogs and was instantly hooked!!! I went back and started watching from tdw 1 and I am currently on 735!! I can't get enough and I am a huge fan!! God bless, safe travels and keep up the fantabulous work!!!!
I love how you show the weird and fascinating side of Americana in the small towns. Keep up the great job and know we are praying for your safe travels.
I've been watching too much of the daily woo. I just woke up from a dream in which I was with the Woo, Tim Tracker and the Carpet Bagger on an adventure. Accept we were just at a golf course and nobody wanted to play golf with Tim Tracker. And then the restaurant there was closing and the owners were angry but Adam calmed them down. Weird.
Great vlog, Adam! I am always fascinated by these small towns in the South! They always seem like a different world to me! ThAnk you for sharing your journey!!! Safe travels to you! 😘
Shoney's is a staple restaurant of the south. As a kid, we would travel from Ohio to Georgia several times a year to visit family. Shoney's was a "must stop" place for us. Either in Charleston for breakfast,on our trip down, or Knoxville on the return trip. Great memories!
I'm from WV and visit Charleston, hillbilly hotdogs and the Mothman. In fact I did a blog from the Mothman on my channel like 2 months ago lol. So this was awesome to watch. Welcome to WV Adam the wool!
I live in Huntington West Virginia. Me and my cousins used to go to hillbilly hotdogs every summer with our grandma. Adam the Woo you should go to Camden Park in the west end of Huntington. Its a little amusement park with a wooden roller coaster that is over 100 years old. There is also an Indian burial mound in the back of the park that has never been excavated.
I was obsessed with sketching the moth man all over my high school. On chalk boards... desks... walls.. lockers... support beams... curbs..... everywhere. Countless hidden little mothmen likely still remain to this day.
Yay Mothman! All the yrs I lived in WV, I never got to see the Mothman or his museum. Those old munitions storage facilities are scary but have the best acoustics ever! Dan & Will did go out there at night & filmed an evening of eerie urbexin'.
Going back and catching up on your videos and never thought I'd find one of you in WV! i grew up not too far from that Big Boy Museum you were at. Thanks a bunch for stopping by WV. Hope to see you around sometime, preferably if I could actually make it back to Walt Disney World of course!
Thank you. that Vlog was chock full of goodness. Lots of memories for me and a great reminder of things forgotten. Thank you for all you do. I can't tell you how much these mean to me. I love your commentary and the places you stop.
The water bottle thing at the beginning is actually a really good PSA. You can get easily dehydrated driving around the country. I experienced this once again driving to Texas last week. Also, were you looking for the famous Flatwoods monster out there in West Virginia? There's actually a small museum/memorial for it.
I live in wv and was driving on a backroad when I saw something 3 feet away fly off, it was an owl, and it scared the shit out of me just because of the size but I could see someone saying it was mothman because you don't see something like everyday and I never saw one that close ever again
Why I bring this up. I was out driving my Off-Road Rail Buggy down a wash late one night, 4 KC Daylighters on . etc. etc. We had a Giant Owl fly into the lights then over the top of the car. It was a WTF was that moment!!!! IT was huge. Wingspan looked to be over 6 feet. It's eyes were lit from the lights etc. it looked just like the mothman and we are in Arizona. Later on a see storeys about the moth man and start to think, He looks pretty much like the giant owl that flew over us in the wash one night. I say myth busted Mothman is an Owl.
That is neat to see about Shoney's big boy. My dad built a lot of the Shoneys and all The Hungry Fishermans throughout the south and into Kentucky and West Virginia. Back in the late 70s. Thank you Adam.
I lived within 1 mile of that abandoned IGA grocery store you showed near the beginning of this video and that is where a friend and I clearly saw the Mothman while standing on my back deck. Strange coincidence that you would show that store on the way to point Pleasant which is another 30 miles up Rt 2.
The Greenbriar Hotel in White Sulpher Springs, WV is a interesting place to see. They have the Congressional Fallout Bunker hidden below the hotel, last I checked you can't take video recording equipment down into the bunker but you can definitely catch the cool huge blast door thats hidden behind the false wall inside the hotel.
love watching your videos everyday man.. you inspire me to get out and explore and enjoy life more. thanks for all the great videos. still hope you make it to Connecticut someday
I have really been enjoying watching this series of videos, I live in the UK and this allows me to see unusual things in a country on the other side of the world to me. Plus, I love social history, old sinage, architecture and urban legends.
Fantastic work Adam! Really really enjoying the daily videos since you started editing them. You have an incredible gift of storytelling and I look forward to your videos each day. Thank you for brightening my day a little bit each morning. God bless and safe travels!
I met the mothman once and he saved me from an excruciating stomach pain! I can describe him to a t because he was in my living room that one very early morning.
So awesome to see you in my home state. I grew up in the Charleston area but live in the northern part of the state now. I still have family in that area though and visit some.
The door that led into the bunker reminded me of the entrance to the creepy forest in Ernest Scared Stupid. I kept waiting for a bird to fly towards you when you started stomping- creepy stuff man!
From Wikipedia:In 1947 Alex “Shoney” Schoenbaum opened the Parkette Drive-In next to his father’s bowling alley in Charleston, West Virginia. Schoenbaum became a Big Boy franchisee on February 7, 1952, now calling his several locations the Parkette Big Boy Shoppes. In May 1954 a public "Name the Parkette Big Boy Contest" was announced and in June 1954 Schoenbaum's five Parkette Drive Ins were rebranded as Shoney's. Shoney's [the Parkette] was originally the Big Boy franchisee for West Virginia; however, Schoenbaum rapidly grew the Shoney's chain through subfranchising, expanding his Big Boy territory through the southeastern United States, excluding Florida only because the rights already belonged to fellow Big Boy franchisee Frisch's.
Adam, if you are passing through Virginia, you may want to make a stop in Roanoke. World's largest free-standing man-made star. It's on top of a mountain, and is illuminated. And...just yards away, is Jack Hanna's favorite little zoo... on top of a mountain. Beautiful views. There are many other awesome things too. The Norfolk and Western train works. Where many historic trains were built, including the legendary J class 611. On Aug 9 - Sept 6 it will be back on display at the Virginia Museum of Transportation in Roanoke. Then it's back out on excursions.
I just recently started watching your channels and a few other vloggers (Justin Scarred, Time Tracker, Carpet Bagger) and I just want to say that I really love all your different unique styles of videos. Each one of you fascinate me in different ways through each one and I really applaud you all for the hard work that you all do to make them. I really feel like I am there experiencing each adventure with you all. Thank you so much for doing these vlogs and adventures!
+Adam You are in my home town! I've lived in Pt. my entire life! The original silver bridge was not where the new one is. It was further up in downtown. My grandpa was working sorting mail upstairs in the post office when the bridge fell. He was the first to call the coast guard. The wooded area you were in is called the TNT area. There was an old munitions factory there during WW2 & those igloos were where they stored ammo. It was formed in mounds in the woods to prevent in from being spotted from a plane in case of enemy attacks. As far as mothman goes....I know people who swear up & down they saw him. Guess you had to be there. You should definitely read the mothman prophecies book by John Keel! Great read! However the Richard Gere movie of the same name is CRAP! When were you here? Would like to have met you. Oh, & Hillbilly Hotdogs is an embarrassment to our great state as far as I'm concerned. They promote every negative stereotype of WV there is.
Very awesome, Adam. Thanks for that. Mothman stature in Point Pleasant has got to be one of the coolest pieces of public art anywhere. Finding that bunker was a pretty rad find. Did you see The Monthman Prophecies with Richard Gere?
Excellent vlog as usual. As a side note to the bunkers you referred to early on, they were used as focal points in at least two novels published in the early 2000s. Until very recently, I was convinced they were fictional creations of the respective authors. A WV native advised me in about 2012 that I was mistaken and that the bunkers, along with numerous other abandoned Cold War era above and underground military installations exist in WV and that several, though not in use for thirty or more years, are still patrolled by military security (contract) employees on a regular basis and still have electricity. Some of the facilities have had their thick steel blast doors welded shut while several smaller ones, based on his description, are very similar to the one you checked out, were simply emptied out in the 1970s and as late as the 1980s and the doors left standing open. Like the ones described in the novels I read (best described as mixtures of military-political thrillers and horror-science fiction) my acquaintance felt that the military had used old, played out cold mines to build "storage facilities" for things that the government thought of as too sensitive for the general public to know about because those things did not turn out exactly the way the military-government had intended or hoped they would during experimentation. He also believed that WV is riddled with such abandoned AND still active installations and that many West Virginians know about and even work at those facilities but keep their mouth shut not only out of patriotism but out of fear and the desire to keep good paying jobs. Is any of that true? I can't say but does make one wonder.
While in West Virginia go to Green Bank. The city where people can't have cell phones or use microwaves. The quiet zone gets drastically more restrictive the closer you get to Green Bank, home to the world's largest steerable radio telescope, the Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope, operated by the National Radio Astronomy Observatory.
I first heard of the mothman from an episode on unsolved mysteries a long time ago ,it creeped me out alot ,but it's a very interesting story, I would love to go to that museum
thanks for travelling through Mount pleasant. The Mothman/MIB's have been an obsession of mine the works of John A Keel, Whitley Strieber, Timothy Good ect great sources of investigative journalism regarding sightings ect.
When I was younger and our family would take a vacation, my dad would go to AAA and get a "Triptick" and the correlating State books of the States we'd be traveling through! You are the Triptick of the 21st Century!
As a resident of pt pleasant the mothman was buried as a story until the Mothman Prophesies was released even though it was filmed in Pennsylvania. Anyway according to the paranormal experts the mothman appears before a tragic event and in this case happened to be the Silver Bridge disaster in which I was 6 when that occurred. I remember crossing the bridge many times which was located on main street and not where the replacement bridge. You should of visited the pt pleasant battle monument as well and learned about the supposed Chief Cornstock curse. Some historians contend that this battle in 1774 was the first battle of the American Revolution. The Chief and his two sons were assassinated shortly after the Shawnee Chief's surrender and of course this is the origins of the curse. Also the concrete igloo you were in was used as ammuniton depot during WWII. The region is known as the TNT area in which mothman was sighted. Come back during the mothman festival in October and be entertained. Ask for Jeff at the museum who in the day was a good metal guitarist and a big Kiss fan. Must say good travels and wanderlust to all who weren't brave enough to take the same road of life.
Been watching all summer man! Great stuff, very inspirational. Your videos are getting me through a really boring summer at work! Keep it up! BTW Mothman rules!
Ill keep traveling and making videos if you keep watching . Deal ?
Please do! Love watching your daily adventures.
Deal!
Done Deal!
You got it buddy!
Deal...👍
It all happened in the '60s, maybe they all were just hallucinating?
na-na na-na na-na na-na Moth Man!!!
Being home bound, my husband and I love traveling with you....you do the things we used to do when we were young. Ah, oh to be young again! Thanks Adam, your the best!
My day is not complete till I watch THE DAILY WOO !!!!!!
Happy travels Adam
I started watching your main channel then I watched one of your daily vlogs and was instantly hooked!!! I went back and started watching from tdw 1 and I am currently on 735!! I can't get enough and I am a huge fan!! God bless, safe travels and keep up the fantabulous work!!!!
America is beautiful. Thanks for taking us along on your journey.
Thanks for the mothman vlog. I have always wanted to go to the museum and you've now convinced me too go. Awesome channel. Keep up the good work.
Glad you did one on the Mothman! I commented a few months ago on you doing this Vlog!
I love how you show the weird and fascinating side of Americana in the small towns. Keep up the great job and know we are praying for your safe travels.
I've been watching too much of the daily woo. I just woke up from a dream in which I was with the Woo, Tim Tracker and the Carpet Bagger on an adventure. Accept we were just at a golf course and nobody wanted to play golf with Tim Tracker. And then the restaurant there was closing and the owners were angry but Adam calmed them down. Weird.
thats a funny dream, ha
lol. Ha ha! Poor Tim!
Son, I'm just gonna tell you this one time. If you want to keep watching here..... stay off the drugs.
Will do
"It was most exhilarating!" Love that movie.
Thank you Daily Woo for sharing your trip with us. Your trip has been awesome
Does anyone see a ghost in the background at 39 seconds
How can a building be abandoned with the electricity still on!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Admiral Preparedness that happens all the time but why still have it on when it's abandoned right ?
I haven't had this feeling since I was a child 80"s and it's just really comforting
the daily woo you were driving through were mothman flyed
The chain here in PA was called Elby's Big Boy. People would vandalize the burger boy statue. Love the mothman and museum, thanks!
Great Video Adam, that was pretty amazing to see the real place. Great drone shots... thanks dude
Great vlog, Adam! I am always fascinated by these small towns in the South! They always seem like a different world to me! ThAnk you for sharing your journey!!! Safe travels to you! 😘
Shoney's is a staple restaurant of the south. As a kid, we would travel from Ohio to Georgia several times a year to visit family. Shoney's was a "must stop" place for us. Either in Charleston for breakfast,on our trip down, or Knoxville on the return trip. Great memories!
Love the drone shots!
I'm from WV and visit Charleston, hillbilly hotdogs and the Mothman. In fact I did a blog from the Mothman on my channel like 2 months ago lol. So this was awesome to watch. Welcome to WV Adam the wool!
Love your videos Adam, the daily woo is something I look forward to each day.
I live in Huntington West Virginia. Me and my cousins used to go to hillbilly hotdogs every summer with our grandma. Adam the Woo you should go to Camden Park in the west end of Huntington. Its a little amusement park with a wooden roller coaster that is over 100 years old. There is also an Indian burial mound in the back of the park that has never been excavated.
I enjoy your videos. Keep making them. I go to TH-cam first thing in the morning to see what you uploaded. Keep up the good work!
That echoey place is creepy...especially to think that the mothman could've been in there!
I was vicariously scared when Adam went in there. My heart was really pounding.
I was obsessed with sketching the moth man all over my high school. On chalk boards... desks... walls.. lockers... support beams... curbs..... everywhere. Countless hidden little mothmen likely still remain to this day.
Motorman decor
Adam, I'm so glad that your voice seems to be better today. Love the videos.
Glad your getting your voice back, slowly but surely!
Yay Mothman! All the yrs I lived in WV, I never got to see the Mothman or his museum. Those old munitions storage facilities are scary but have the best acoustics ever! Dan & Will did go out there at night & filmed an evening of eerie urbexin'.
Going back and catching up on your videos and never thought I'd find one of you in WV! i grew up not too far from that Big Boy Museum you were at. Thanks a bunch for stopping by WV. Hope to see you around sometime, preferably if I could actually make it back to Walt Disney World of course!
Hello Adam Nice to see you again today .....hope your feeling better your voice sounds better have a great day.
Thank you. that Vlog was chock full of goodness. Lots of memories for me and a great reminder of things forgotten. Thank you for all you do. I can't tell you how much these mean to me. I love your commentary and the places you stop.
I've always wanted to visit that statue! I used to be obsessed with Cryptids.
Your drone footage is amazing, everyplace you use it you definatly capture the views with superb professional cinematography.
thanks jerry
The water bottle thing at the beginning is actually a really good PSA. You can get easily dehydrated driving around the country. I experienced this once again driving to Texas last week. Also, were you looking for the famous Flatwoods monster out there in West Virginia? There's actually a small museum/memorial for it.
I always thought the Mothman was an big Owl. As we all know Owls are creepy at night.
I live in wv and was driving on a backroad when I saw something 3 feet away fly off, it was an owl, and it scared the shit out of me just because of the size but I could see someone saying it was mothman because you don't see something like everyday and I never saw one that close ever again
Why I bring this up. I was out driving my Off-Road Rail Buggy down a wash late one night, 4 KC Daylighters on . etc. etc. We had a Giant Owl fly into the lights then over the top of the car. It was a WTF was that moment!!!! IT was huge. Wingspan looked to be over 6 feet. It's eyes were lit from the lights etc. it looked just like the mothman and we are in Arizona. Later on a see storeys about the moth man and start to think, He looks pretty much like the giant owl that flew over us in the wash one night. I say myth busted Mothman is an Owl.
Yea people don't realize how big an owl is unless your up close but I thought the same thing after I saw that big bastard
funny to find you here lol
***** Why?
That is neat to see about Shoney's big boy. My dad built a lot of the Shoneys and all The Hungry Fishermans throughout the south and into Kentucky and West Virginia. Back in the late 70s. Thank you Adam.
Awesome sunset and that country side is beautiful!
I lived within 1 mile of that abandoned IGA grocery store you showed near the beginning of this video and that is where a friend and I clearly saw the Mothman while standing on my back deck. Strange coincidence that you would show that store on the way to point Pleasant which is another 30 miles up Rt 2.
The Greenbriar Hotel in White Sulpher Springs, WV is a interesting place to see. They have the Congressional Fallout Bunker hidden below the hotel, last I checked you can't take video recording equipment down into the bunker but you can definitely catch the cool huge blast door thats hidden behind the false wall inside the hotel.
This is the best thing ever, I tune in nightly-better then anything on TV!
thank you
love watching your videos everyday man.. you inspire me to get out and explore and enjoy life more. thanks for all the great videos. still hope you make it to Connecticut someday
I love legands of mothman, bigfoot, lake monsters, etc. Everywhere I go I look for stuff like that. Awesome stuff!
I was literally just at the mothman museum a week ago. That's crazy.
its a cool place. I loved it
+adamthewoo I know a lot about the the mothman
+adamthewoo your voice is much better
This vlog is one of my fav's ! Thanks Adam.
I have really been enjoying watching this series of videos, I live in the UK and this allows me to see unusual things in a country on the other side of the world to me. Plus, I love social history, old sinage, architecture and urban legends.
That bunker was absolutely terrifying. I don't think I would have made it past the threshold.
Was just there this past weekend. Such a cool place. The bunker site is pretty creepy. We loved West Virginia.
Fantastic work Adam! Really really enjoying the daily videos since you started editing them. You have an incredible gift of storytelling and I look forward to your videos each day. Thank you for brightening my day a little bit each morning.
God bless and safe travels!
I met the mothman once and he saved me from an excruciating stomach pain! I can describe him to a t because he was in my living room that one very early morning.
So awesome to see you in my home state. I grew up in the Charleston area but live in the northern part of the state now. I still have family in that area though and visit some.
Keep on truckin Adam. Enjoy your journey.
The door that led into the bunker reminded me of the entrance to the creepy forest in Ernest Scared Stupid. I kept waiting for a bird to fly towards you when you started stomping- creepy stuff man!
Loving the videos Adam!! Benny from Australia. Your voice is getting better. After your scream feast the other day.
From Wikipedia:In 1947 Alex “Shoney” Schoenbaum opened the Parkette Drive-In next to his father’s bowling alley in Charleston, West Virginia. Schoenbaum became a Big Boy franchisee on February 7, 1952, now calling his several locations the Parkette Big Boy Shoppes.
In May 1954 a public "Name the Parkette Big Boy Contest" was announced
and in June 1954 Schoenbaum's five Parkette Drive Ins were rebranded as
Shoney's.
Shoney's [the Parkette] was originally the Big Boy franchisee for
West Virginia; however, Schoenbaum rapidly grew the Shoney's chain
through subfranchising, expanding his Big Boy territory through the
southeastern United States, excluding Florida only because the rights
already belonged to fellow Big Boy franchisee Frisch's.
Love , love , love this ! I wanted one of my favorite vlogers to cover this , Thank You Adam !!!
mothman prophecies was actually filmed in Kittanning, PA where i was born, which looks like a little west virginia town!
It would be awesome for you to come back and revisit this bunker for a main channel video.
Mothman made the cover of High Times. Fitting.
Adam, if you are passing through Virginia, you may want to make a stop in Roanoke. World's largest free-standing man-made star. It's on top of a mountain, and is illuminated. And...just yards away, is Jack Hanna's favorite little zoo... on top of a mountain. Beautiful views. There are many other awesome things too. The Norfolk and Western train works. Where many historic trains were built, including the legendary J class 611. On Aug 9 - Sept 6 it will be back on display at the Virginia Museum of Transportation in Roanoke. Then it's back out on excursions.
I can't believe you were in WV! how exciting to see you in my home state!
I just recently started watching your channels and a few other vloggers (Justin Scarred, Time Tracker, Carpet Bagger) and I just want to say that I really love all your different unique styles of videos. Each one of you fascinate me in different ways through each one and I really applaud you all for the hard work that you all do to make them. I really feel like I am there experiencing each adventure with you all. Thank you so much for doing these vlogs and adventures!
Thanks for sharing Adam!
The Moth Man obsession in that town is kinda funny! If the Moth Man was real he definitely came out of that creepy cave
Thank you for going to west virginia it means a lot adam!
this is the most interesting video's on TH-cam I've ever seen. I'm definitely subscribing to this channel.
Growing up in upper East TN, we had a Shoney's there with a Big Boy mascot statue. Pretty common back in the day.
+Adam You are in my home town! I've lived in Pt. my entire life! The original silver bridge was not where the new one is. It was further up in downtown. My grandpa was working sorting mail upstairs in the post office when the bridge fell. He was the first to call the coast guard. The wooded area you were in is called the TNT area. There was an old munitions factory there during WW2 & those igloos were where they stored ammo. It was formed in mounds in the woods to prevent in from being spotted from a plane in case of enemy attacks. As far as mothman goes....I know people who swear up & down they saw him. Guess you had to be there. You should definitely read the mothman prophecies book by John Keel! Great read! However the Richard Gere movie of the same name is CRAP! When were you here? Would like to have met you. Oh, & Hillbilly Hotdogs is an embarrassment to our great state as far as I'm concerned. They promote every negative stereotype of WV there is.
Very awesome, Adam. Thanks for that. Mothman stature in Point Pleasant has got to be one of the coolest pieces of public art anywhere. Finding that bunker was a pretty rad find. Did you see The Monthman Prophecies with Richard Gere?
There are paranormal stories about that bridge, stories about the spirits of those that died when the bridge collapsed.
It took me five replays in full HD to realize the ducks weren't real....my eyes suck.
so happy you finally went here!
Finally someone who came to wv and showed more than us "hillbillies" not all of us are like that thank you Adam
If you come to Northern Virginia, you have a place to stay. Lots of cool places to explore around here too.
I've been waiting for you to visit the Mothman statue, Keep watching the sky's..and the bridges..
That dirt road reminded me of the movie, "10,000 Maniacs." Terrifying. Not to mention the bunker.
+adamthewoo LOL My husband was laughing at me because I was yelling at the TV "Curse you, Woo! Hillbilly Hotdogs without us!" LOL
Excellent vlog as usual. As a side note to the bunkers you referred to early on, they were used as focal points in at least two novels published in the early 2000s. Until very recently, I was convinced they were fictional creations of the respective authors. A WV native advised me in about 2012 that I was mistaken and that the bunkers, along with numerous other abandoned Cold War era above and underground military installations exist in WV and that several, though not in use for thirty or more years, are still patrolled by military security (contract) employees on a regular basis and still have electricity. Some of the facilities have had their thick steel blast doors welded shut while several smaller ones, based on his description, are very similar to the one you checked out, were simply emptied out in the 1970s and as late as the 1980s and the doors left standing open. Like the ones described in the novels I read (best described as mixtures of military-political thrillers and horror-science fiction) my acquaintance felt that the military had used old, played out cold mines to build "storage facilities" for things that the government thought of as too sensitive for the general public to know about because those things did not turn out exactly the way the military-government had intended or hoped they would during experimentation. He also believed that WV is riddled with such abandoned AND still active installations and that many West Virginians know about and even work at those facilities but keep their mouth shut not only out of patriotism but out of fear and the desire to keep good paying jobs. Is any of that true? I can't say but does make one wonder.
Those concrete “igloos” held TNT. The area is known as the “TNT area”
Drone shots are amazing as always
Dan bell tried to show how echoie that room was but your mic picked it up so much better
Wow you're in Huntington. My hometown! Too cool!
While in West Virginia go to Green Bank. The city where people can't have cell phones or use microwaves. The quiet zone gets drastically more restrictive the closer you get to Green Bank, home to the world's largest steerable radio telescope, the Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope, operated by the National Radio Astronomy Observatory.
Thank you Adam. I enjoyed this, as usual
Ned Beatty got him a hillbilly hotdog in the movie Deliverance.
Another entertaining video, Adam. Salute
Always been fascinated by the Mothman.
I first heard of the mothman from an episode on unsolved mysteries a long time ago ,it creeped me out alot ,but it's a very interesting story, I would love to go to that museum
thanks for travelling through Mount pleasant. The Mothman/MIB's have been an obsession of mine the works of John A Keel, Whitley Strieber, Timothy Good ect great sources of investigative journalism regarding sightings ect.
When I was younger and our family would take a vacation, my dad would go to AAA and get a "Triptick" and the correlating State books of the States we'd be traveling through! You are the Triptick of the 21st Century!
I was in this movie when they filmed Mothman in Kittanning Pa. Haha. Was a fun experience.
As a resident of pt pleasant the mothman was buried as a story until the Mothman Prophesies was released even though it was filmed in Pennsylvania. Anyway according to the paranormal experts the mothman appears before a tragic event and in this case happened to be the Silver Bridge disaster in which I was 6 when that occurred. I remember crossing the bridge many times which was located on main street and not where the replacement bridge. You should of visited the pt pleasant battle monument as well and learned about the supposed Chief Cornstock curse. Some historians contend that this battle in 1774 was the first battle of the American Revolution. The Chief and his two sons were assassinated shortly after the Shawnee Chief's surrender and of course this is the origins of the curse. Also the concrete igloo you were in was used as ammuniton depot during WWII. The region is known as the TNT area in which mothman was sighted. Come back during the mothman festival in October and be entertained. Ask for Jeff at the museum who in the day was a good metal guitarist and a big Kiss fan. Must say good travels and wanderlust to all who weren't brave enough to take the same road of life.
Love your videos Adam, theyre so interesting
I've seen quite a few of those 3 crosses in my travels. There are quite a few in north central Ohio alone.
Been watching all summer man! Great stuff, very inspirational. Your videos are getting me through a really boring summer at work! Keep it up! BTW Mothman rules!
OK, I gave you a thumbs up but I was NOT ready to end that drone shot ! haha.Awesome !
just watched this, excellent job Adam, my all time favorite.
Great vlog adam, good info on the Mothman
the best part of waking up is woo on the youtube channel yessss!! all hail the woo!!!
Awww man you were near my neck of the woods. You were like 2 minutes away from me. Adam the Wooo . Good video!!!!
Is there ever a time when you get nervous in these remote locations all alone??
8:19 Mothman made the High Times cover? Seems like a cool dude for sure.