The Backroads and Small Towns of Alabama - Day TWO of Cross Country Road Trip Challenge / BBQ Bonus

[@TheDailyWoo]

Instagram - AdamTheWooATW The journey continues westward bound . If you missed yesterday’s video don’t fret ...you can watch it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZaxkpV8bcZ4mtE

[@MrBigdavehd97]

Come see us in Louisiana!!!

[@michaelchildress7617]

So LUCKY Bro!! I Shall Join LOL!

[@zeroDOTjon]

oh man i'm starving for that bbq and sweet tea. living in cali, you just cant find it like that out here. ask for a sweet tea and they hand you an un-sweet iced tea with sugar packets. like are you kidding?!

[@HEYMANWITHJAYMAN]

ATW old school vlogs are back! Love it, all the nooks and crannies

[@cersadescosmos7497]

Thanks Adam for doing all the hard parts of a road trip so that we can enjoy the sweetness from it!

[@jerryblack3483]

I am 65 and disabled because of kidney failure and heart disease. I always wanted to retire and travel. Unable to do so because of my health and financial situation. So I very much enjoyed watching this video please keep traveling and taping and posting. Great video.

[@AK-Kessler0907]

Hey Jerry how is it going?

[@emmabenedek646]

We have serious concerns about him

[@codis5722]

do everything while you're young and able. Do t fall into the corporate trap of working until you cant live anymore. Hope all is well jerry

[@kelseyc3721]

Hope you are okay, Jerry. Thinking of you.

[@alexeyshcherbakov.official]

Dear Jerry, you are welome to visit my channel and watch videos at the playlist "Attractive Yakutia" where you are able to be acquianted with the beauty of my homeland.

[@Eachitndie]

Actually, I like how Adam doesn't use cheesy background music that so many other vloggers incessantly incorporate. The video speaks for itself.

[@jayanathbro5844]

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[@Damnto]

Makes me remember the times when I traveled with my family across the US. Best time of my life

[@Joseph-wy2mq]

Understand your point and usually would agree with it. Unfortunately, Adam is a poor speaker/narrator. Perhaps if he added narrative in post...it is tough to narrate while shooting.

[@playsindirtnapsalot.299]

yes! love no music, just hearing the birds etc is so much better.

[@SidewalkDreamsRecords]

@@Joseph-wy2mq he is being himself, no need for polish, the scenes are the stars of the show.

[@SuperEnthused]

Never such thing as too much BBQ sauce or as too many old faded murals in small town America! Love it all!

[@TheDailyWoo]

Never gets old . Sometimes it’s required

[@Thebestguy23]

Alabama, my home, where life moves a little slower. It will always hold a special place in my heart.

[@utuberme1]

Where are you now?

[@Thebestguy23]

@@utuberme1 still in Alabama, finishing up a degree and then looking to move to Pennsylvania for a little while.

[@davidclarke8750]

Hi Wayne Noel I’m from Ireland and some day I’d love to travel America for a holiday and do just this see the real America and stay away from the big cities and tows. Is it safe can you tell me

[@Thebestguy23]

@@davidclarke8750 it’s absolutely safe but definitely stay away from major cities. It’s unfortunate but our cities have gone down hill. Stay in the country and small towns, meet the locals, experience local culture, that’s what America is about.

[@davidclarke8750]

Thanks Wayne it’s the same here as well

[@rickyaderholt4119]

Man I've missed these old videos like this. Thanks Adam

[@theleavinidontmind]

Same! excellent video Woo.

[@RhettyforHistory]

He's great at it!

[@francinescott5686]

absolutely! Woo at his best.

[@sprungingforvoltage]

100%

[@jayanathbro5844]

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[@LL-ln8sj]

I live in this area. I drive by these places everyday. I’ve never seen anyone stop and talk to livestock. We appreciate you keeping them intertained for us. Just be careful the locals are suspicious of people on their land.

[@kuchenavhe0028]

Seems like there too few people living there? Beautiful town though.

[@michaelfleming9414]

Whenever I take backroads such as these I can just feel the stress melt away.

[@JustCallMeAnnie]

Michael Fleming Same!!

[@brownjatt21]

@Luis Lopez you watching waaaayy too many movies homie lmao.

[@JUUJJII]

Luis Lopez I’m from Peru and live in Alabama and have no idea what you’re talking about. I’m guessing you’ve never been here and watched too many movies.

[@JUUJJII]

BM20 I’ve been here since 2003...

[@cherrysmart3500]

@Luis Lopez I watch these videos too and think "I would love to visit this place", then reality says, " no you don't ".

[@atlasmasterdmind4070]

I'm in Dothan Alabama. I just moved out here from Washington state. It's great to drive these back country roads here. You passed right near us.

[@gpj6321]

If ever I move to the USA, which is highly unlikely, I would settle in a small town and for sure not any of the big cities.

[@treysimmons2589]

Hello there from someone else who lives in Dothan!

[@vivianevans8377]

@@treysimmons2589 Hello Wiregrass family,I'm from ABBEVILLE up 431

[@williammorse8330]

hello Atlas - my wife and I are thinking of moving south.... would you recommend Dothan for a pair of 65-year-olds?

[@marcusmaynard1526]

@Nagato is better than Punk Naruto mainly because younger people such as myself have moved out of those small towns because we somewhat took them for granted, and also jobs being mostly centered in big cities, not locally in these small towns.

[@vickeysteffin8061]

I love how they don't tear everything down. Preserving history

[@Qsv7RQ3ovB]

Probably the cost of tearing down is more than to build ? Are you still ok after 1 year?

[@bonnieharris8112]

They do that in the old town section of Clovis, CA. They have preserved a lot there. Hello from Fresno.

[@WCM1945]

Unfortunately, that job is left to Mother Nature. It's much cheaper, although a little slow...

[@skraegorn7317]

Adam, this is what I like about you. You find so much enjoyment in the things that most people don’t even think to look at. Your videos really make me think in depth about the tiny details of the world around me.

[@awkwardbobvlogs2299]

Feeling so nostalgic. Always feels like the less people we see in a video, the closer we get to you.

[@rhl84]

Love these videos on small towns in USA. So mesmerizing.

[@larryharp6264]

what type of road atlas do you use

[@rickdaystar477]

Awesome trip Adam. In 1976 I did a coast to coast trip on secondary roads and avoided the interstate system altogether. I saw the most unbelievable lost towns and friendly people, I'll never forget it. Since been coast to coast on the interstate system and it was boring.

[@chrismartin2123]

Boy it would be interesting to see your 1976 trip of same places as they look now . nice trip for you thou im sure !

[@traceytrotter9934]

I am dying to see the inside of some of those old buildings, like that mansion and the Town Hall. Great video! Love the South.

[@MaxStax1]

Vlogs like THIS are why I started watching Adam's shows.

[@MississippiDave]

Amen... Same!

[@notaverygoodguitarplayer]

Same here!

[@lifeisgood3589]

Welcome to my home State Adam. I travel the country as a insurance adjuster and Ive learned that the nicest and most welcoming people is the US can be found all across Alabama and the south. Dont believe the stereotypes of southern people. Good hard working Americans

[@BeautifulRust]

Taking it old school. Even with a folded map! Love it

[@Bradols55]

I love that you're going old school Woo. Awesome videos! You put these together so brilliantly. Love them!

[@jayanathbro5844]

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[@HereForAStorm]

8:46 is such a gorgeous shot. Forgotten America.

[@artofvalor9396]

Thanks for visiting my home state and displaying some of the more rural, uninhabited areas of Alabama!

[@artofvalor9396]

There's so much to discover in the great state of Alabama! I've been all over the United States but I've never been so intrigued by anywhere else like I was discovering different parts of Alabama. The scenery is so beautiful. Mountains, rivers and canyons in the northern part of the state. Plains and grass lands in the central part of the state, forests all over the state and some of the worlds most beautiful beaches in the far southwest corner of Alabama. So much history and so many interesting stories from the locals in these small communities. The people, especially in the small Alabama towns are so friendly and courteous! So many historical landmarks. Just a breathtaking place. South Alabama is like a state within itself. I strongly encourage everyone to take a stroll across Alabama. You won't be disappointed!

[@martinsalazar1142]

It looks very poor to me. I guess I'm just spoiled living in a wealthy liberal state like Colorado. I wonder how people in these poor southern states could feel like they're somehow better than us or smarter than us. Some of these southern states don't even have a minimum wage. Probably because they're used to free forced labor if you know what I mean.

[@teddyghioto]

@@martinsalazar1142 This is the same exact comment you put on his other video...Stay your stuck up liberal ass up in Colorado we dont want you down here anyway...Roll Tide Roll...

[@tommathews3964]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@martinsalazar1142These comments are so asinine that they don’t deserve a reply. Excuse me while I go tend to my free forced labor!

[@JohnMoore-xf5wy]

​​@@martinsalazar1142 You're arrogant and foolish, at best. Oh, yes. I forgot ignorant. There. Fixed it.😊

[@3BricksHigher]

Thanks for the "old days" style of TheDailyWoo... Forgot how much I missed it

[@thecovidprisoner]

As a Brit it's great seeing all this mid country forgotten America, stereo type names and images it's amazing. Few other folks in towns and back country it seems which would make feel vulnerable, guess that's why you 'pack heat' in some states.

[@JustCallMeAnnie]

This series is AWESOME because you’re all about the journey... not the destination. Love that!

[@carlajohnson7361]

When you started this vlog I recognized that you were standing in Eufaula. My husband and I stop there every year on our way to Florida from Michigan. Wish you had shown more from that town. It is so beautiful with all its old homes.

[@kimberlysmith8206]

Love the travel vlogs!! Missed this kind of stuff. Hope you have a great trip.

[@MAli-o9h9n]

I love how peacful and quiet these towns are. 2:20 I don't know why but I am obsessed with western films, reading reddit stories about such remote places. Always thought they don't exist. So glad i found this channel by chance. First video I'm watching. Loving it 👌👌👌👌👌

[@donnicholas7552]

I'm loving these videos! I love seeing "small town America."

[@tomjones9360]

Same

[@wilhelminajames8750]

Only those who live there go there. And the young are leaving. No job opportunities, no future. These are hidden beauties that many would never know. When the industries leave you have nothing. A lot of land if you're ok financially, nice get away from the rat race. You have to afford to live.

[@catfeline1530]

Small town economies destroyed by big commerce, before those small towns had their own indigenous economies. You had the store owner who got his food from local farmers who lived there, the town doctor, the local diner and so forth. All that replaced by big box stores.

[@annother3350]

You Americans don't even want to get out of your cars any more to eat! You can't just blame the big box corporate stores, it's also the people who go there. Respect to Guy Fieris Diners drive-ins and dives for promoting the indpendents.

[@jayanathbro5844]

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[@conniecrawford5231]

Greetings from Valencia Spain! Listening to your voice when I'm so far from the USA is comforting ! Stay safe, buddy!

[@jasonwix6575]

Hey, that’s my home state!! Thank you for all of your videos btw. I really enjoy them all. Safe travels.

[@dellasigler3542]

i live in Bessemer Alabama. It was fun seeing our state.lots of pine trees and open spaces i too stop and moo at the cows. sweet tea and bbq are so yummy.

[@townlinetim876]

This one state per day theme is awesome. I’m having a great time watching it. Can’t wait to see what is next.

[@NativeSon60]

Bama has it ALL! Marshall Space Flight Center. Talladega Superspeedway, fastest speedway on earth. Muscle Shoals, Alabama, the recording capital of the WORLD! Beautiful Mountains, Little River Canyon, the largest canyon east of the Mississippi River. Beautiful Gulf Coast beaches. And the Best College Football team ever, The Alabama Crimson Tide!

[@mynamedoesntmatter8652]

Got that right! RTR brother! 🐘🏈

[@SeansModelBuilds2017]

I have toured Talladega and the Crimson Tide campus.

[@donna4865]

Roll tide ❤

[@tracydaze658]

Dogs used to run wild in CA in the 70s and 80s. They'd go out for a while and come back home. .. not any more. Now people buy shoes and car seats for their dogs. Love is love..

[@thomasklugh4345]

Regarding the "homestead" at time 9:00, one year, in 1964, my folks took my bros and me down through Georgia. We frequently came upon bldgs like the "homestead" you showed on the side of the road, and they almost always had a family just hanging out on the porch, watching cars going by... a whole family, half-dozen or so, living in their one-room shack w/o electricity.

[@AH-ew6ei]

Where Adam is going. He doesn't need No Interstate Highways. Just a Road Atlas, a Car, and Ol' Americana........

[@ryanfamily7615]

Adam, this video defines you at your very best. Traveling , exploring, and learning on random road trips is so rewarding. This type of exploring video is so awesome.

[@ronsilva516]

It sad to see old town s & disappear and even moor sad is when you see old home falling down because no one there or no family left or they don’t want it it’s is truly heart breaking all the memories of family is gone 😧😧😧😧

[@ericunderwood1482]

Ron Silva....I feel exactly the same way...I used to travel a lot and would often stop and go into old abandoned homes just to feel the ambience of them.... always left it feeling kinda sad.... Eric Underwood class of 81 Downey High

[@bendover-bz4bc]

Lol why would you want people to live in run down places ?

[@everettfanor1989]

Its called EVOLUTION

[@JohnSmith-dr9vl]

31.10.20. UK.Backroads US. Our Credentials Not Spell Chckd. This is what the UK Police have told us can never be read by public..Firstly re the films. When we saw the first few episodes this we were impressed But just as with so many of the films on the Internet we started thinkin,not just lookin. Here is what we know to be of value. Our trainin was 12 yrs spent traipsin Cent London knockin at doors axxompanied by victims of the establ. We got death threats from HM court system and the US security orgs like Burns. They were the ones who shot and beat up US Workers when they refused to Accept starvation wages.. We are still being subjected to violence by Police and we have endured threats of violence by US embassy etc. The public are not much different. We found 2.5 people who could be trusted. The friends we had at BBC said- "Hide the Evidence Abroad" The indictment? 30000 avoid deaths over 35 yrs. The press,.F-bk. twitter. yahoo etc destoy the evidence. Heres our report on the films about backroads. How can this man go around staring at abandoned buildings dwellings businesses without asking the folks round there how they are coping and why the people left there and even left valuable automobiles and trucks to stand and rot. This character spent more time chattin to cows,steers, horses than to the suffering folks. We noiticed that when he showed a "church" it seemed to be in good shape. Aint that typical. Go look at parts of poverty stricken Italy and what do we find but massive luxury buildings. When we first were approached by victims we did not fully believe their tales. Within two yrs we went to the giant HGQ of the Catholic Religion in London and tried to tell them about all the evidence.,they could not care less We went to that Catholic HQ because one of their "faithful" supporters when he had an accident was offered 5 pence by a vicar as a remedy for poverty.We went to five other religions and all politrical orgs,wirth same result. We then found out trhat they are getting handouts thro Govt and or Charity lotterty etc.We were getting threats .Its all about compliance which keeps the Govt in place. When you add sport,art ,drama you got a mirror image of 3rd Reich and Roman empire PR. The kids are the scapegoats We have now found over 26 corrupt Universities and no student responds. That also took place in 1933 Germany. The man doing these films needs to become more human rather trhan play silly games in order to appease the public and get ticks.. When ever he did rarely, manage tro talk to someone the other person was almost imposs to hear. How come? When he fills up with gas theres rarely any view other that the gas hose. He spends ages trying to re enact some crap violent or cop movies and seems to be engrossed with that horrific scene. I reckon hes just usin PR to enhance viewing by giving a clueless ands naive public what they want.How irresponsible. Has he got kids? Our advice? Go do somethin useful. Go work for Trump or Clintons.Theres an Amat Radio station Dallas who transmit every day at 8am to 10 am. 38.40 Bill N frends. They got sheds full of firearms.They say the bad areas are all Democrat but we dont know if its true. We told N Pilozi but no sign of reply. Dont worry about the public will you. ..We are just scum. But the virus is doing some payback. Whjat a shame .Local Govt to us- "If Theres Anything Wrong With Local Govt The public Must Go get a Lawyer" to communicate with the lawyer already paid for.Appeasement and Manipulation aint workin.

[@MississippiDave]

I am genuinely stoked for this series of days. Really compelling stuff! For me, this is where ATW shines most... On the road filming random stuff. Just being himself... I could watch this stuff for hours. And have, actually.

[@ToddEWalnuts]

I love these cross country trips. Good stuff, Adam. Thanks for sharing. Be safe out there. 👍

[@NarayananV28]

Like the simplicity of your VLog... and the description you are providing; no real drama, no whimsical averation, no over stating things. It enables viewers like me feel like we are in that Car or inside that Camera, traveling along and soaking in the views of those desolate towns, real time. Kudus from me from India. Cheers bloc... Keep them coming.

[@punchline43]

I like the Sweet Home Alabama sign in the beginning, and how it's juxtaposed with the-skies so blue :D

[@jabberj5761]

That was an old post office\grocery store that was at the crossroads with the bars on it. That desolate road where you didn't pass anyone that's the road going to my house that I grew up in. That was Merriweather Trail in Grady AL. That's where I was born and raised

[@haiybo]

How was it

[@jabberj5761]

@@haiybo How was what?

[@haiybo]

@@jabberj5761 sorry I just meant how was your experience growing up there? Good memories? Have you been back? Has it changed a lot?

[@jabberj5761]

@@haiybo Oh ok lol. Oh I loved growing up out there. It was very peaceful. Nobody bothered me for real. People kept to themselves for the most part......Yeah my daddy still lives down there and I go visit him whenever I have a chance. About 3-5 times a month......It has changed some b/c it's so far out in the country and a lot of people left when the school shut down there's a lot of businesses that have had to shut down........it's beautiful country tho. It's quiet, the fishing is good and the deer hunting is some of the best in the state. I miss it but my job and my fiance's job and no school down there we had to move away.

[@catherinethoms9915]

You just passed Georgia bye Adam, safe journey. Glad you are back. Always have enjoyed your video's. Thanks for sharing. Very interesting as always.

[@majorkade]

I was born in Dothan, AL, and grew up in Headland. Went fishing many times in Barbour County. Clayton is the county seat. Thanks for these videos.

[@southernharleyrider1971]

Hey, you're back in LA! Lower Alabama. I know it's old! Love the backroads! Tks. Adam !

[@heathglennon7101]

Boy that old school Rand McNally map...brings me back to my childhood when as a family we would take trips to Maine and would find new routes to our destination using that big ole thing. Was never a dull moment with old road maps. Best way to find off the beaten path attractions. New fangled gps and google always take you around all these areas unless you are actually going to these destinations. Keep it old school Adam! Cheers!

[@graflex74]

Now this is the Adam the woo videos I have missed.. nice to see him on the road

[@markbarnes4777]

Starting point in video was looking across from Eufaula on the lake back to Georgia Fort Gaines. Very historical town. Should have went down to old hotel downtown Eufaula and looked around. Also the shorter mansion. Ole southern plantation mansion. Good video. Thanks for sharing.

[@francinescott5686]

I love this series! I am looking forward to each and every state's goodness! Woo at its Best!

[@firebolt100]

Everything about this video is exactly what I was looking for. Loved that you took the time to record the scenery and read the signs. As I near the end of my college career, I’m thinking more and more about spending years vacationing the other states instead of other countries. The quiet towns are incredibly underrated, and it’s a shame that there doesn’t seem to be a future in sight where these towns are revitalized with young families and renewed purpose.

[@Ashley-kd2su]

Great 2nd day! I love when you stop and talk to animals lol it's so cute.....the food looked really good. I'm loving this trip Adam 💙

[@anotherbutt4chair454]

Ashley Moreno hi ashley

[@Njbear7453]

Student Loans Are Cool lol ^

[@svxxvxx9274]

How do you live with yourself distracting us men while we do our studies Goddamn girl put that sexy profile pic away you gon bring the devil's out of us

[@robh699]

loving all these abandoned houses Adam .......this is The Carpetbagger country

[@tubehound8]

Adam, please continue going forward while looking back. It's the way it should be.

[@lydiaanderson9765]

@Warren How are you doing Hope we get to know each other with time and patience?

[@lydiaanderson2870]

@Hello warren, How are you doing?

[@virginiashroyer2279]

We love the filming you do everywhere you go. Such an uplift! Thank you!

[@DVincentW]

Nooks and crannies; Breakfast nooks and old grannies .. SHALL YOU!?

[@rssvvp4447]

Lol

[@hankwilliams150]

I grew up in Alabama. My mother grew up in Eufaula where you started the video. I saw SO much in this that brought back memories. I had forgotten about the Octagon House. By the way Clio is pronounced "KLIGH-oh" and not "KLEE-oh". Glad you included Faunsdale as we used to go through there when we'd go to Thomasville to visit my grandparents. Even in the 1950's it was tiny. I think the building you thought was a station was where cotton bales were stored although it DOES look like trains might have gone by there. A great video. Thanks for the memories!

[@lydiaanderson582]

@Hello Hank how are you doing?

[@florencechestnut2270]

wow I love these cross country road trip videos very interesting indeed. Thanks for posting Adam The Woo:)

[@newwomyn]

There was a rail line that ran by that old station but it has long since been abandoned.

[@mynamedoesntmatter8652]

It looks like a loading dock to me, like our old cotton warehouse by a part of the old tracks.

[@LittleBigVlogs]

What a vlog. I'm a UK citizen that's just started vlogging myself because of you and Tim tracker absolutely love watching both of your videos. Your road trips are the best thing ever I've always wanted to spend time Road tripping America and one day I will be living there keep up the good work bro because you've got a subscriber for life yours sincerely little big vlogs

[@squinkque]

Yeah, this is the best. The silent moments are the most precious.

[@pamelabrida945]

Beautiful Alabama is definitely God's country! I would love to visit there one day myself. Thanks for another great video, Adam. Take care & God bless!

[@85irocz28]

I am from alabama and live here what state r u in I can show u around if u decide to come

[@chungusultimate]

LOL God's country you are the definition of incest within first related family members

[@chungusultimate]

@User K statistics now

[@isaiahtrood1157]

Hisoka lol 😂

@@BondJFK ya wanna throw around low mentality "inbred jokes" & ya can't even form a completed, proper grammer "?". Well, as we say here n Bama ya can't fix stupid!

[@michaellockleymotivational8046]

Loved it the backwaters are the veins that Chris Cross countries and give life to genuine real living!

[@annroehrig]

when you went through Cilo , I was looking at the wall painting, noticed a baseball with the signature of baseball pitcher Don Sutton, he was born there.

[@chuckharris7]

These videos remind me of the town I live and work in...Oak Grove, La. 71263, this old town is still alive and well. The theater although old is in business and the Little Freezer ice cream stand is always busy.

[@davidh328]

Always a good time when Adam uploads! 🤩

[@atheistinalabama4206]

Greetings from the now 2nd largest city in Alabama... Huntsville 🙋‍♀️ Can't believe how much my hometown has grown & how many little things I miss before the boom brought in all in the crazy!!! They've turned Huntsville blue but only for a moment😉

[@JK-qp4of]

Hard to believe for sure ! Montgomery is a dying city ! Huntsville trying to become number one ! I’m in phenix city

[@stevejones2809]

These are the Adam the woo videos I been missing. Cant wait for the rest

[@areefali9442]

Beautiful America with green nature

[@AdventureStop]

“You should go home to Greenbow Alabama!” 🤣

[@nickynick5424]

Adventure Stop I was waiting to see Forrest gump house

[@alonsocushing2398]

As you point out Adam, these lovely old buildings could tell so many stories.

[@jabroni5249]

Thx Adam...these vids are so relaxing. Be safe out there on that road🙏👍✌

[@belindamassey2700]

So glad to see back roads of Florida remembered😢. These were open when my memorial times with Aunts, cousins and Mom. Those were my vacations I’ll always cherish. Thank You❤

[@missdaisy5736]

The mansion sitting forlorn off road was amazing site! Americana is interesting and sobering! All at the same time.

[@robertcombs55]

Love your site my friend...I am an Old Cajun Boy in Louisiana...and a Vietnam Veteran.

[@dhit6277]

Old school baby!! Long live the map!!!! Adam don't need any stinkin GPS!!!!! Lol!!!!

[@MerAngel12121]

Love the style in which you present your vids, Adam! Over the years I have never tired of your videos. I get a bit distracted at times, but never tired of your special whit and all the smiles you bring to my face. Thank You. I Love this series on back country roads and towns.

[@roydaigle8196]

Loved the last 2 videos, reminds me of your earlier ones. Great stuff Adam!!!

[@chrisbyars4422]

On a whim just turned this video on. Wow! Blown away! Your video very relaxing. I was born in Columbus, Georgia, so these places are what my early childhood was all about. Thank you for posting. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it.

[@HistoryHappens]

The Woo is back! Love these Zany adventures!

[@servinguptheclassics2053]

Yes!

[@Richard-xp4sh]

Thank you from the UK. I love seeing the real America through your videos.

[@jasonpeters9390]

Is this adam the woo part twoooooo going boldly whare no one has gone for along time keep up the good work man

[@chadaustin8343]

Thanks Adam! I grew up in Mississippi near the Alabama line. I love the south. So peaceful and beautiful.

[@chrisbennett606]

Chad Austin with the klan all over the place No thanks

[@SCLARK2112]

​@@chrisbennett606 Democrats became Klan members to boost thier political aspirations, Senator Robert KKK Byrd (Praised by Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton) was a good example...

[@heatherr2665]

I love vlogs loke this! I use to dispatch road service from my home here in Michigan. The southern states were mostly where my calls were located. Montgomery, Mobile, & Tuscaloosa were my dispatch areas for a while before my company decided to give us calls for all over the country. So I only saw these places on maps. Its really cool to be able to see towns like Clayton as an actual town...not just roads on a map.

[@JMWAlabama12]

Wow, I randomly came across this video & the first town is the town where I grew up. Crazy! When I was a kid there were always coins under the cap of the whiskey bottle grave... I also found a broken bottle on the grave once. I picked it up and glued it back together and it was shaped exactly like the grave. I still don't understand it because it's an old grave and I searched the bottle and it was pretty old with not much information on it. I would grab a few quarters (I shamefully admit) and they would always reappear.

[@dappertom7722]

When you're driving down the empty road, I half expect to see a herd of walkers, ala the Walking Dead!

[@Jason_Phillips3679]

😟

[@jolovesminnis]

Seriously!lol

[@itsok5079]

Lol if you want to see walkers check out the subway videos in new York city.

[@gabriel.954]

So glad to share time with you Adam! Thanks for these posts... much appreciated.

[@pammiedoodle8693]

I love these types of vids! So melancholy wondering what the stories are behind abandoned homes, businesses and towns🙁 Looking forward to more👍🏼 God Bless🙏

[@carlewald46]

Adam when I watch these videos I forget the troubles of the world! Thanks my friend!

[@bobbyknight1878]

really missed this format! Reminds me of the large marge days.

[@lydiaanderson582]

@Hello Bobby how are you doing?

[@courtneyhall7140]

finally some adult videos,these beat the heck out of the screem themes and rollercoaster rides.this is the very best of adam the woo.videos for all age sets,young and old.

[@annieolie1982]

This is my favorite kind of content! It's like we all get to go on adventures together :)

[@fawadumair2791]

which is your most fav place to go ??

[@marwitoraharjo4904]

I am an introvert and feeling recharged when watching your shots of lonely and deserted spots of the America's backroads. I watching your videos from down here Java island and always get soothing sensation that make me happy. Best regards to you and your family, God bless again and again. Good by, Sir.

[@rhondaz356]

Adam, these videos are the greatest. I love it when you talk to the animals. So what if they were indifferent. 🤣 All of those abandoned reminders of yesteryear. PRICELESS 👏🏻👍🏼😁😊🙂☺

[@howardkerr8174]

Having driven diagonally across Alabama, starting in the northwest corner and ending in the southeast corner, most of Alabama is like this. And you have the impression that it has been like this (just in newer condition) for at least 100 years. BTW, if you have what looks like a train depot, but no tracks...it is much more likely that the tracks were (re)moved, than the building. I live in an area of Florida where you seldom see old railroad type buildings, but the (former) right of way is discernable due to the lack of growth even after all this time.

[@yolandadelazerda207]

Loving these road vlogs!! BBQ and sides looked yummy! Great vlog!!

[@tallentstravels5727]

Woo at his absolute best. I so miss the 5-plus years of the Daily Woo. But I know nothing like that can last forever, as most people do need a sense of “home.” This series is a great throw-back to those years. Thanks ATW.

[@chrisnewbury3793]

I used to travel back and forth a lot between Nashville/Muscle Shoals to Pensacola. After a while I got sick of the freeway, and tried to take different routes each time. It's a whole different world away from the interstate.

[@simonmcnicholas]

I think Jenny should come home to Greenbow ALABAMA!!!

[@jayanathbro5844]

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