Forgotten Small Towns & Empty Desert Spots in Nevada - Extraterrestrial Highway / Bandit Hideout

[@lostonwallace1396]

Zebras, camels, donkeys, wild horses, aliens, cool old forgotten towns with vintage style---this video has it all, Adam!! I love this one so much! I sometimes think that you're one of the luckiest people on Earth! Your road trip videos are the best of the best!

[@Pierreandandre]

I agree completely. 😄

[@litaperna1128]

You said it better than I could.

[@leamarie1974]

For sure! 💯!

[@hughriger6177]

I'm lucky I live in the 4 corners region, so it is cool to be in and around such places... best move I ever made...

[@lostonwallace1396]

@@hughriger6177 I'm from a rural small coal mining town in Virginia, so these small towns just speak to me. You're a lucky fella, Hugh!

[@deanahoover9317]

This was fun. I'm from the area so I can help out with a couple of things. Pioche is pronounced pee-ohsh. The reason for daytime headlights is that when large stretches of desert roads and highways get hot it causes a sort of mist-like distortion. Headlights help make cars more visible to other drivers within that distortion. I hope you spend more time in the area!

[@grizzlygrull]

Pioche is a french word, it's a pickaxe.

[@chrisgentry7242]

That mist like distortion is called a Mirage.

[@Pierreandandre]

Now these are my favorite type of videos of yours. Traveling through the states and small towns without an actual planned route and coming across interesting things along the way. Sooooo much fun. Thank you for doing these and sharing them with us, Adam. Very relaxing and fun to watch. Stay safe out there.

[@leospring6264]

I agree 100%

[@zombieinvasionist]

Please go to sorogordo to brint town

[@donaldmarusak6501]

Watering golf courses with a water shortage? NOT SMART!

[@Dailymailnewz]

how deep is the water under the ground?

[@Violet-qf8dr]

They could at least water the golf course in the evening/night. They probably lose most of the daytime sprinkler water to evaporation.

[@TheGreatest1974]

I’m from Scotland and I love America, and I love these old quiet western towns, they’re just like you see in the movies! Love how everyone’s into the alien stuff too, likely because they’ve seen so much stuff themselves out there 👍

[@richardf7223]

I’m from Scotland too. I moved to California and now spend my spare time visiting these places. I was at the stone henge thingy two weeks ago.

[@rayflower1915]

@@richardf7223 damn that's my dream right there, may i ask how you got there? thanks dude

[@izzimichaels2892]

great to hear that you like America, you are all welcome anytime!!!

[@TheGreatest1974]

@@izzimichaels2892 thanks Izzy! America you are our big brother!🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@wizardgaming8698]

America hates scotland

[@russellleavitt4449]

This is a great thing that you are doing for Nevada. Most people don't know about the wonders we have here in the Silver state. The one thing I would like to recommend is continuing on to Great Basin National Park. It will give you a completely different view of Nevada. It has very impressive mountains, forests, and even a cave to tour. Wheeler Peak is awesome. It looks like a pyramid glacier sticking out of the surface of the earth. Didn't d the cave though no dogs allowed. Except service dogs. Yeah no lazy dogs, really wow. Thanks again for the shout out.

[@NeonVacation]

Interesting fact: that entire train and the set up it sits in was once in front of Main Street Station Casino. The Casino owner across the street bought the land to build a parking garage. He bought the Train and I believe donated it to whoever would pay to have it moved. You are the G.O.A.T Adam. You always find the best places...thanks

[@ShelleeGraham]

Loved seeing the wild 🐴 horses! What a nice surprise to see 2 adults and a baby horse in the wooded area, near the highway. Thank you for talking with them, and cautioning them to keep away from the road! Cheers, SG

[@internetcensure5849]

The camel!

[@tonyringo6309]

I didn't see a baby horse

[@damneh8688]

I love this series man. There's something peaceful about forgotten places. I'm from India, and if I ever visit USA, I'm gonna make sure to spend some time in the countryside and small towns.

[@StrangeRealityVlog]

Hello , what part of India? Much Love from Cleveland Ohio

[@internetcensure5849]

Third-world.🤣

[@rodneystanger1651]

@@internetcensure5849 With our govt bringing the third world here, we'll be just as bad soon. Not to mention our home grown third worlders that have already destroyed the cities...

[@M3ganwillslay]

@@StrangeRealityVlog maybe the south ... The north Hindi part are radicalised .

[@truthseeker3909]

Biden screwed the common man! And he got 10%.

[@aseainfo]

Thanks for this one Adam. I'm just not feeling very well today mentally and your videos always remind me that life doesn't always suck. Seeing wild horses, and interesting landscapes and those long deserted drives sometimes can be therapeutic.

[@admiralsemmes6939]

Agreed! Just taking a break with a piping hot ☕ and thinking the same. Adam's doing great vids!!

[@frankthomas855]

Living vicariously through the Woo view!

[@chccooperider1377]

Hope you are feeling better.

[@aseainfo]

@@chccooperider1377 thank you. I am. You are the only one who said that today so thank you for that. I hope you have a good night.

[@automotivemotorbikerebuild3448]

His videos are always therapeutic , hope you feel better , in the future you can Visit some of those areas it is relaxing just being on the road and exploring .

[@gregggoss2210]

Those wild horses were something to behold. Loved it.

[@bengoodwin4153]

My Dad grew up in Pioche. My Grandpa worked in the mines. It was always a fun place to visit. It always felt like we went back to a better time. Love your videos Adam!

[@AimlessAdventuresVlog]

Adam you're correct, that train is the one from Orlando. A developer by the name of Bob Snow who was a big player here in Florida purchased a hotel in old Vegas and named it Main Street Station as a hat tip to Church Street Station. He then brought in relics from all over the world including a few of those train cars which used to reside in Orlando and put them in and around his Vegas casino. The rail cars were used by Buffalo Bill Cody and Annie Oakley during their traveling shows pre Deadwood days. Bob Snow was a prolific collector of various rare items from around the world. I used to own a claw-foot bathtub from England that was in his collection. He started liquidating things and then sold the Main Street Station to the Boyd group some years back. The open desert is a strange and mysterious place.

[@user-ls2fh6qr8q]

I recall the train car has an antique/curios store in the front section which faced Church Street, am I mistaken ?

[@dennisud]

Those layers in the mountains were actually the bottom of ancient seas from 1/4th to up to 3/4ths of a billion years ago! Blows the mind, right! This sort of video is the type I like the most from you! Kudos!

[@pennyinaz]

Of the seven years I've been watching, this may be my favorite vlog. The Ward Charcoal Oven State Historic Park was definitely an awesome find. Thanks for taking us all along Adam.

[@kevinconaway1727]

I have to agree with you it is frickin gorgeous, you don't see scenery like that everydayThankyou Adam

[@marshalldrummond5487]

The “headlights on” zones are about accident prevention. Typically on open expanse two lane high speed roads accident rates (head-ons in particular) are researched to note the difference when head lights are on in daylight.

[@willischin9072]

Long sometimes desolate stretches of road will easily hypnotize drivers. Been there many a time, havent't you? Headlights of oncoming vehicles are a no-cost safety measure.

[@mustangmcc]

And for dust storms

[@johnchedsey1306]

In the mid 90s I worked for Dominos Pizza for a few months. One of the "safety requirements" they had for drivers was using headlights day or night. It just became a habit and it didn't take long to realize how much more visible I was in general than without.

[@RiverRatWA57]

@@johnchedsey1306 I always ignored those signs, if they can't see a RED Semi coming they shouldn't be on the road................................

[@johnchedsey1306]

@@RiverRatWA57 Perhaps, but there are other vehicles out there that aren't red semis or as big. Remember that there are others in the world and small acts can improve safety for all.

[@philz6969]

Love the Dr. "Woo"little moments! Waiting for the animals to start talking back. :)

[@spookerredmenace3950]

hahahaha Dr. Woo :P nice!

[@BeeWhistler]

I mean, he sometimes has a hooman companion.

[@MikeyD2787]

7:35 That train IS from the Main Street Station hotel in Las Vegas! That train, canopy and all, stood in a parking lot outside of the hotel for ages, but the land was sold to make way for the new Circa hotel (specifically its parking garage). So great to see that the entire display has been preserved!!

[@Peter-if4mv]

Fantastic adventure. So enjoyable to hang with you. My 2 buddies Frank and Jerry and myself did so many trips like this. Brought back some special moments from long ago. Thanks Adam.

[@karenbasehart8673]

Thank you Adam for all these adventures ❤ I don't think I would ever afford it but get to see everything through you :) safe travels

[@sarakeith5480]

Always enjoy seeing these forgotten towns!! Loving these vlogs!! Thanks Adam!!

[@teptime]

My maternal Grandfather worked at the Rex theater in Caliente during the Depression. It was a pretty opulent place for a little Nevada railroad town. Aimee Semple McPherson and a small entourage once passed time there while their car was being serviced at a garage. Word got 'round fast, and soon every housewife in town had arrived with sanwiches, lemonade, cakes, etc. Very hospitable townsfolk, even during hard times.

[@Twobarpsi]

This is the first video I have watched on your channel, and it's amazing! Love your style. I could live in a shack in this area of the country, and die a happy man.

[@lmguffey]

You make my day, when I hear you talking to all the animals. Makes me smile and warms my heart.

[@bjornemccomb8262]

Wow what an eclectic selection of sites on this video! Annie Oakley train from Orlando, random camels/zebra/zoo of some sort and Disney themed alien jerky shop amongst other things! The drive is beautiful and unique for sure.

[@LeAnimal65]

It's amazing how well preserved those "bandit hideouts" are. I bet it smelled amazing around there when they were making charcoal way back in the day.

[@benjantzen7063]

Wow! Thanks for taking us on such interesting adventures! I'm an adventurer, but broke my neck a few years ago, so can't travel a lot. But thanks to you and your adventuring videos, I feel like I am right there exploring with you. So thank you!

[@frankthomas855]

Thanks for taking me along on your tumbleweed tour! Love the old towns and the scenery is awesome.

[@louisdufour4106]

I was broke down on Alien Highway and after two hours of being broke down on the two lane highway and people not stopping or going around me I finally got someone to stop and help me with water. There's no phone or radio service for 25 plus miles and if you see someone broke down on the highway blocking the road please try to ask if they need water and help. The car that pulled behind me and helped me with water and calling 911 was a angel to me. By the time the state trooper found me I was in tears that we were going to survive. Please help someone broke down

[@orangehair2518]

The last time I watched DailyWoo was six years ago in 2018 right before I moved. I had forgotten about this channel. But leave it to youtube to recommend this video to me. I'm now thinking about his bike jump off the slide in Southern California. His visit to his town where he spent part of his childhood in Oklahoma(?). Woo not getting hired by ;the local convenience store when he was younger. Guess there will be alot of videos for me to watch now.

[@carolmchargue7746]

Fantastic!! I'm glad you appreciate the beauty the desert beholds. It has many secrets one cannot see at a glance. Loved seeing a camel. We have a local celebrity camel of sorts named Izzy. He's actually very friendly and loves people. Loving the Route 66 adventure. Traveled it many times to various areas.

[@margannaful]

I could hear in your voice how happy and excited you were when you found Pioche and all it's treasures. (Not like you sounded in Vegas haha). I enjoyed this video, Adam. Thank you!

[@pammywood1973]

What an amazing video! I was saying "WOW!" right along with you. Makes me want to go on a road trip right now! Thanks for taking us along on your awesome adventures. ❤

[@kmjjcs]

I was just out there last week. From Vegas, to Zion, Bryce, Lake Powell, and Grand Canyon. This video brought me back and continued on to the roads less traveled. Thanks for the upload, I really enjoyed it.

[@kellymorhig4176]

Thank you for this. I lived in Vegas for 10 years and found my soul in the random desert places around Nevada. Loved the wild Mustang spotting as well! That was a favorite past time of mine, going and randomly finding a Mustang herd in the desert 🏜

[@tnbyshr]

A number of magnificent and spacious scenery that can never be seen in my country (Japan). After all it is a beautiful country.

[@garyporter8153]

Wild horses in Northern Nevada, so many so they have built overpasses and underpasses along Interstate 80...In the Reno city limits there are numerous accidents with wild horses as well. By the way Pioche is pronounced pee---och...Cool you made it to Ely pronounced e-lee...Nevada is desolate but beautiful....Thanks for letting me tag along...

[@johncalvo1743]

Was Ely the last town in the vid? I've been to Ely many times and that didn't look like Ely. He must have entered Ely through US-50. I usually enter Ely through US-6.

[@AnnieM7192]

I found my favorite moment of all time from all your videos (and yes I've watched 90% of them) this video and the wild horses. So happy you pulled over. Beautiful 😍

[@j.r.leyvas9321]

This series! I need to go explore Nevada again. Last year when I went, I ventured out to Goldfield and Beatty and Henderson (loved them), but there's so much more to see, so much I missed.

[@maureenb1109]

Such a seriously cool vlog just loving all the sites and the animals the wild horses just amazing cannot thank you enough I don’t want this to end lol 😆

[@shac9131]

I saw mostly wild cows driving through out west and a few horses. In North Carolina there's a huge population of wild horses along the beach. Just make certain to never approach them even if behave tame. You'll get your ass kicked!

[@Mr.Thrasha]

This Nevada desert touring of alien 👽 spots is fantastic man! God, I love Nevada!!! Love the desert 🏜

[@litaperna1128]

You are in your element. This one was an award winner. Fascinating, fun and unforgettable.

[@travelingwithrick]

Adam, your at your best as a solo traveler. Really liked those authentic western towns you go to. Reminds of Silverton, CO. Fun fact: Wild horses are called mustangs.

[@ConnorQuinnvo]

I agree. Your solo work is your finest work. Much more inclusive. Love this video, Adam.

[@brianbarcus5853]

Very nice trek out there with some unique items to adventure upon. I loved RyanHenge and the animals - they had to see The Woo. Always great Adam you never let me down I don't know how you do it through all these years! Best wishes!

[@Dapper_Dean]

Interesting to see tourist spots that's seems barely visited. It might be time for a road trip to support these places deep in the boonies.

[@peggymcgraw1856]

You find the most interesting places to share with us! This one was really cool. Please be careful out there while traveling and out in the middle of nowhere. I really appreciate you.

[@mustangcindy1303]

The wild mustangs ❤️❤️❤️. Absolutely beautiful. I love seeing them like that.- Cute old cowboy town you found. Looks like it could be an old movie set. - The reason you had to run the headlights I believe is so your car is more visible to on coming traffic. Other wise it would just blend in with the terrain. - You finding all the neat stuff out there in the desert.

[@Peajay007]

okay this was epic!!! this is exactly why you drive NOT FLY!!! Australians LIVE for this kind of experience!! This just exceeds expectations mate!!!

[@lynncook1281]

Could not believe the amount of solar panels when we drove through there.In Australia the biggest solar farm we went past on the way into Victoria was nowhere near that size.

[@Peajay007]

mate you read my mind! *waving from Whittlesea

[@markwilliams4525]

Lynn, solar and wind turbines are the biggest waste of taxpayer's money there ever was

[@milwaukeemotor5995]

look at that road view, what a place to take photos

[@kennyw871]

I've driven on that highway many times. The "Lights On" during daylight hours is for safety, as in cars/semi-trucks passing into your lane of travel. I've seen several times why it's necessary.

[@sherigraham3873]

Thanks for the drive! I love the kilns and old west towns. Going back to a kinder, gentler time.

[@Scottyr05]

Hey there, watching from Adelaide, South Australia. In the outback here, we put on our headlights so cars coming in the opposite direction can see you better. You're Welcome :)

[@PickledPretzels]

This video is why you're my favorite You Tuber!! Love the random spots as I feel I'm standing right next to you when you discover these places!!

[@karlsteev]

I love this episode! I love the back roads, old towns and old mills/coal ovens you stopped at! Which hotel did you wind up staying at? Are we going to get a tour of the accommodations you stayed at?

[@johngoldschmidt5335]

You're better than any other tour guide I've met. Thanks so much for this adventure.

[@TaylorMMontgomery]

From my very small amount of traffic engineering knowledge, the headlight zone is so you can see oncoming vehicles more easily, increasing safety since it's a high speed two lane road

[@stevelabranche6119]

You are mostly correct, the headlight zones are for primarily for sunrise and sunset when the sun is glaring.

[@disprogreavette8545]

They don't have daytime running lights on American cars?

[@nopeyadayadayada1248]

This is what we love to do. Get lost on a road trip. Your video is now one of my favorites of all time on youtube. Bravo Zulu!!

[@Anamorphosis]

Great coverage of central/eastern parts of Nevada. I'm born and raised in Vegas and pioche and ely are def some of the coolest towns in Nevada. If you haven't done goldfield and tonapah, make sure to check them out next time!

[@neco4114]

This was Awesome! I like the way you explain what your seeing, and what we are seeing. Thank you Adam for taking us along on this adventure! The wild horses was very interesting. I done a little research on the wild horses, and it seems that there are wild horse, wild mustangs, all over the higher elevations of Nevada. The mustangs are descendants of the wild horses of the early 1800s. Very cool. I am very glad that I found your channel, bc I absolutely love adventures like this. Brush off the conformity of society and it's signs, and Just head down desert or mountain roads and just see what you find. Thanks again for this. You are an explorer, and adventurer at heart! See you in the next one pal, I look forward to it.

[@LadyDragonsblood]

If the road has dangerous sections, like narrow passages, tight curves or mountains...they require that you turn your headlights on in the daytime to help visibility of on coming traffic.

[@redpill5471]

Where are you from? I'm in Colorado Rockies. The only time we leave headlights on are in tunnels or bad low visibilty storms. What good are headlights in the day time?

[@iworkout6912]

Distance is kind of deceiving with the dips in the road. Some serious accidents of people driving fast and not paying attention. The county sheriff patrols the road and catches some guys trying to see how fast their car will go on those roads.

[@LadyDragonsblood]

@@redpill5471 They greatly aid your visibility to on coming traffic. Motorcycles have their lights on all the time. I come from Arkansas, and trust me, we have some switchback roads, where lights come in very handy during the day time.

[@redpill5471]

@@LadyDragonsblood ummm motorcycles are smaller than cars and are hard to see. That's the only reason they leave headlights on. Also Colorado has 14,000 foot mountains with much deeper canyons than flatlander Arkansas. Im just speaking from experience.

[@LadyDragonsblood]

@@redpill5471 Then fine .... drive without your headlights on. Just know there ARE some places where daylight headlights come in very handy. Why make an argument out of absolutely nothing.

[@joshhuffines5978]

I really enjoyed this video, just exploring and seeing what you can find. I love discovering old forgotten towns. Plenty of those here in my home state of Oklahoma. For some reason I haven't made it out to Nevada to those wild open places to explore. I hope to one day make it out to the old west areas and just do that, explore! Thanks for sharing your experiences with us.

[@briandoherty291]

Adam did you feel like Dennis Weaver driving your Plymouth Valiant through those mountainous two lane roads while being pursued by a blacked out Peterbilt Tanker truck???

[@amanaarendall5993]

What a great trip! Really enjoying the quirkiness, the art and the LANDSCAPE! And...an artist at the PEAK of his craft! Thanks and blessings.

[@MyBackyardScience]

Good morning Adam! Joining you today for exploration in the desert! Watch out for those painful cacti and sinkhole-like mining areas🙂.

[@sundayromance7253]

This was one of my favorite videos from you really liked this adventure a lot.

[@wheresmyeyebrow1608]

Love this exploration of these small places!

[@cafewa100]

I enjoy watching your videos and your narrative take on these deserted place. I sort of puts me right there with you from the comfort of my home here in Kissimmee Florida. Thank you for the ride buddy.

[@user-ls2fh6qr8q]

I was back in Orlando Fl in 2015. Church Street Station area had had a lot of reconstruction/building which ruined the entertainment business' beside the station. Rosy O' Grady's was sold and a restaurant called Cerviche was in it's place with very few customers...Rosy's was a great place, a pity. The train carriage was used as an antique store back in the 80's. Great to see it again.

[@PeopleCanFly23]

Hey man, I just want to say I really enjoyed the video, it's really interesting to see from a european's perspective how some of the remote desert towns look like.

[@DianaLynne-27]

Safe travels finding those hidden places. Enjoying the videos. Thank you!👍

[@vickislominski7618]

Looks like you're meandering in our direction...stop by and see us in Caldwell, Idaho. Lots of history here ( and guest quarters upstairs). Happy travels!

[@chadbaxter5578]

Adam, I’m glad you had a good time in California doing some Disney stuff and other things, but I’m glad you’re back on the road. I do open those videos up though of the Disney and I like the video for the support but I don’t watch them, I despise Disney but when you do all these open roads small towns the way you do it is just amazing. Keep up the good work drive safe out there.

[@chucklakin49]

who despises Disney!?!?

[@chadbaxter5578]

@@chucklakin49 we’re out here lol. I know Adam enjoys it and I’m absolutely fine and whoever likes it it’s absolutely fine just myself I’m not there.

[@mebluewater]

Who cares if you like Disney or not?

[@bb5242]

@@chucklakin49 Disney isn't interesting.

[@tammydaniels170]

There are more of us than maybe fans of Disney realize

[@elrobo3568]

Pioche is one of my favorite little towns. I used to love to shop in the antique store (owned by a guy from the Bronx and his wife,I came from the same neighborhood in the Bronx) the store was set up in sections like kitchen area, at the door there was a police Harley 3 wheeler with a manikin dressed in 50's police uniform. We stayed in a smell new "little house" on the main street. The people are very friendly and the area is almost as it was when the mine was working. Ely is another small town, my wifes father lived there and worked for a company that developed ejection seats for jets. The town folks are called "down winders" as many (including my father in law) died from radiation poisoning from the nuclear tests done nearby. The road to Ely is signed as the loneliest road in America, well named.

[@rhondaz356]

I love these trips to areas many of us are unfamiliar with. I love all of your videos, but these are my absolute favorites. Thank you, Adam. Stay safe.👏🤠👏

[@vickyortega6649]

Love your videos, capturing a lost and gone-by era, miss those days....memories

[@jorgegiacchetti8719]

hello, i'm Jorge, a pilot from Lima peru, working with LATAM airline. i came across your page here through the utube suggestion for me so i thought to write to you. where are you from? Write me when you can and do have a nice day and may God bless you^°

[@KLEARSKITHEKREEPER]

Your videos always put me in a great Mood..Thanks Woo 🕶✌ 👽Mac & Me? 🤣 I love horses so beautiful

[@jessicaplayer7710]

I look forward to my daily coffee date!! Keep doing what you do because I love traveling with you!!!!

[@three6ohchris]

Oh wow. What are the odds that you would decide to travel down that quiet little highway that's off the beaten path, for you to find a seemingly random road that takes you to discover Ryanhenge, a Camel hanging out with a bunch of other animals, and of course Main Street Station. Honestly, all of that would have been amazing on its own, but we all know that you're Adam the Woo, so it absolutely cannot end there. Seeing the Main Street Station sign caused you to think about Church Street Station, a place that's thousands of miles away from where you are standing and as you were walking towards a railcar under the cover... boom! Right in front of you is a Church Street Station railcar. Seriously, what are the odds? Your ability to find things in places that seem to defy logic, is unbelievable. LOL. I can tell you I probably would have never gone down that road, let alone take the highway you're going down. You're a modern day Magellan. Lol

[@selenayates2256]

It’s so interesting driving around and seeing things you didn’t even know was there.

[@davidtomazin2970]

Daytime headlights are so other cars can see you coming. if you pass out there in the desert, sometimes there are heat waves going across the road. You cant see oncoming cars if the lights aren't on . This happens a lot on the long straight roads!

[@rollshow3024]

How you managed to make that desolate drive so interesting is beyond me; you definitely have good attention for details🦓

[@robertjean659]

Your a master at finding these weird and amazing things on your journeys. Gotta love out in the desert so much beauty. Thanks Adam for todays drive. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍

[@Ndw1995]

My guess about the headlight zones is that it makes the oncoming traffic a little bit easier to see, or to judge distances for passing etc.

[@brianfuller757]

To anyone who thinks Nevada is only Las Vegas or Reno. Nope!. Nevada is quite fascinating outside Clark County.

[@amyhuggins6048]

I really enjoyed this video because I love old buildings, “ghost towns” and different and unique things….but all your views are great! Thanks for sharing!

[@kathywebb6606]

Love starting the day with a hot caffeinated beverage, a puff of a medication legal in my state, and one of your great road trip vids 👍❤️‍🔥

[@mpiper916]

Loved watching you mini adventure. The headlight thing is for passing. It’s easier to see cars coming at you for a long distance.

[@bridgetkorns8174]

"Not the best place to be cows." 😭😆 That's so funny. Omg. This is why I adore you Adam. 💛

[@kristinewinship2065]

😂 I always have to make sure I have a piping hot caffeinated beverage while watching the great adventures of Adam the Woo!

[@chhook949]

Amazing what you find off the interstate the No plan days are the best never know what your going to find THANKS FOR THE RIDE ADAM!! Be Well Be Safe & Stay Blessed.

[@Ronaldl2350]

That's pretty crazy to find that train car in the middle of the desert from Orlando.

[@markreardon3472]

Thanks for bringing the small town views and as always a good glimpse of trains! Two Thumbz 👍👍

[@Yourpooksmaddiee]

If you want to experience an area with wild horses; you need to go to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. To get the best experience of the Outer Banks you need to stay in Corolla; North Carolina. To get there, you need to get to Kitty Hawk and then make a left. The road is a two lane road and you pass through a small town called Duck, and then you hit Corolla. The town of Corolla has literally no big name restaurants, two grocery stores and several shops. Then to see the horses, you need to have a 4x4 or take a horse tour as to get to the area where the horses are; you have to drive on the actual beach to the village of Corova in which there are no paved roads. You then drive through the small 4x4 village in which you will see several wild horses that will go up to people porches, graze in yards, may cross your path or may even be some playing on the beach itself. Then back in Corolla, they have one of the oldest working lighthouses that is still operated by a lighthouse keeper. The lighthouse keeper lives on property and you can actually climb to the top of the lighthouse and look out over the sound and ocean. You can also take a day trip south to see all of the Outer Banks lighthouses like Hateras. In addition; prior to crossing a bridge to the Outer Banks there is a place that allows you to ride in an actual monster truck that also has an old fashion diner and gift shop.

[@conniecrawford5231]

OBX- my state’s wonderrland

[@shac9131]

I just mentioned about this area in another post. I don't suggest to say some are friendly because many are not and may kick you etc. Keep a distance. Even tame, semi tamed horses under human care may attack people even if not threatening them

[@shac9131]

PS Deer are friendly to humans... But NEVER run into a buck during mating season... Your life is in danger!

[@ndnride295]

Went to that theater in pioche when i was young. The blob i believe was playing.

[@ErikPeterCarlson]

Sincerely, you’d make an incredible location scout/manager for motion pictures. You have so much knowledge on so many interesting spots around the country. This town is so darn cool. Maybe you can join me on my next movie venture! Would love to have your expertise in locations! Great content as always. Watch and enjoy daily with my jo. Go Clark Griswold!

[@TheDailyWoo]

Thanks dude ! We gotta get together one of these days for sure

[@teptime]

My maternal grandfather worked at Rex theater in Caliente during the Great Depression. He loved to tell abaut the day Aimee Semple Mcpherson and a small entourage rolled into town with car trouble. They had to stay the night while the car was being fixed, and bought tickets for the evening movie. Everyone in town came down to see her at the theater, and she gave an impropmptu sermon(virtually the whole town was LDS, but they appreciated hearing her all the same)

[@tarawashburn7488]

Love this, I'm a Pioche resident and would like to clarify how to pronounce our historical town's name. It is pronounced: PEE - O - CH, the e at the end is silent. also EE - L - I is how you pronounce Ely. Keep it up I love these exploration adventure videos.

[@grizzlygrull]

Pioche in french is a pickaxe.

[@pauldowson3302]

Thanks for an amazing journey and educational narrative to a great place on earth your so lucky to venture there great vlog love it all the best paul 👍

[@mybuckhead]

Those areas for headlights because they are known to have dust storms.