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You should go to Summerville, many historic ruins there. Also, many historic houses and nice restaurants to eat at. Houses worth looking at are all over but my favorite is the pink house on East Richardson going towards Ladson.
Graniteville, South Carolina is a unique place to visit. It is an old textile town that was built as a paternalistic mill town. The mill owned almost everything in the town and a lot of the old mills, houses, and infrastructure still stands. There was a tragic train accident in 2005 that killed nine people there and eventually shuttered most of the remaining mills. I worked there myself in college and had multiple generations of my family that worked there at one time or another. Really cool history and a "forgotten" part of the south.
HEY ATW..."AMAZING" IS THE WORD TO DESCRIBE TODAY'S DOCUMENTARY EPISODE. If you only knew the service you are providing, not only to viewers now, but for generations to come. No one has catalogued most of the places you've been to and seen. Your camera work is always spot on and you pick up on dates for Posterity. I'm really glued to the vlogs this year. Thank you.
Thank you so much for highlighting my home state of South Carolina. Born in Sumter, family originally from Charleston. My grandfather had a cotton farm in Cope, South Carolina. Our summers were spent on his farm with the simple things in life, picking watermelons, and if you dropped it on the way back to the farmhouse you had to eat the whole thing. Scratching the pigs and sows backs with long sticks, and running from the cows, which , by the way, can run fast! He let us drive his tractor and his 65 candy apple red mustang that only got driven once a week to his church named Two Mile Swamp Baptist Church. I live in a big city now, but will never forget my childhood there. I'm very proud to be from South Carolina, love to brag about it whenever I can!
Love seeing these little towns. Nice to see something back in time. The cows enjoyed you coming by. Thanks for sharing the simple life. I miss that in todays fast world. 👍
Love that you talk to the 🐄 cows! Thought I was the only one. Actually you acknowledge all the critters, horses, dogs, birds etc. You are very observant, appreciate all the information you find about these little towns, please show the homes they live in addition to the businesses.
A part of me finds it really sad to see these little towns empty and slowly decaying. How I'd love to see them 'back in the day' full of life. One day I think we'll come to value small communities once more
I remember driving through the backroads of South Carolina four years ago when the interstate was backed up. I drove through several small towns and I remember thinking that I felt like I was in a horror movie cause the road I was on there was no one but me and there were houses that were falling down and abandoned rusted out cars everywhere. I remember driving through Cordova and I have a few photos on my phone where I took photos of a strange small building with a coffee pot on the roof and the inside was filled with nothing but dolls set up at tables like they were enjoying a meal. Like a very big doll house for a kid. I remember thinking how weird that was. I do have to say I did meet some very friendly people driving through those small towns that day. Nice to see you smash the water bottle again like old times. You saw a very pretty sunset.
Enjoying this trip! Love these backroad vlogs. Had to laugh when you said "Hi" to the cows and every cow turned their head to look at you! Save travels!
Does anyone else open google maps and follow along? I also google different places Adam is showing us to learn a little more history! I look forward to my morning coffee and following each new adventure. Thank you Adam the Woo!
Yes, I ALWAYS open the IPAD map and have a gander. I used to love regular paper maps, but as I’ve gotten older, and my eyesight is getting stranger, I depend on that IPAD!
I'm just viewing your channel for the first time. I am a transplant from Raleigh NC living in Columbia SC for 10 years now.. Gr8 video..I get to save my gas money . Down the street at Walmart the gas is $4.09 a gallon.
Beautiful sunset, there is healing spring water in Ashe County, NC at Shatley Springs Restaurant, it runs 24/7 also and it has the best taste and is also free just bring your container or they sell empty jugs there. Love your videos!!!
I have always heard of those healing waters, but thanks to you...I actually saw them! I hope you benefit from them in some way! Wow! Interstates are great for getting to your destinations in a timely manner...but they rob us of keeping in touch with rural America and the treasures to be found there. I enjoyed this so much! I'm looking forward to the next week or so, as you traverse across the state and explore the hidden gems!
HEY, ADAM THE WOO &:Mr. Big The Foot 👣 And very scary Willow trees and Yes, A very beautiful Horse 🐴 And got to enjoy All The Old school Building's old looking gas station and other stuff And I also appreciate The Cool looking water Towers well Adam keep up with the fabulous travel to all these old places
Yemassee was where thousands of recruits disembarked from trains for the final leg of the trip to Parris Island. A lovely place to have a vacation, I might add. And Bull was probably that woman's maiden name, there are folks with that name in North and South Carolina.
When we lived near Ogden, Utah we would go to a natural spring that flowed out from under a fake tree in North Ogden. It was very good water and there was always a lot of people there getting their water jugs filled. I saw a similar spring near Mount Palomar when we went there years ago. It was off the side of the road. I am sure there are many more throughout this country. It would be interesting to find out how many there are that let you go fill your water jugs up.
Hi Adam , thanks for the Daily Woo , I enjoy it so much . I used to travel quite a bit in younger years and now I am taking care of my 97 yr old grandfather who has dementia , he is also a world war two vetern who served twice in the army , once before the war and then he returned when the war started and stayed mostlly in Italy doring the war when he wasn't out on the battle grounds . Thanks again for the videos , I miss my traveling days and I look forward to more . ps watch the older ones as well as the newer ones . Tonya :)
Went by Sheldon church in 2016 on my to Parris Island to seen my son graduate from the USMC boot camp. I didn't stop but I made sure to look for it on my way back home.
I live in the upstate of sc I could show you some really interesting and old sights. Around the town I live and in downtown Easley, glad you get to enjoy the sites. You may have visited already but monetta sc still has one of the original drive in movie theaters. I went down there years ago to see one of the fast movies amazing experience. Hello from Williamston sc
These videos are so interesting. I love seeing different parts of America like this. These videos are also relaxing and calming. Perhaps it's your voice. 😃 Great content Adam.
Welcome to South Carolina sorry you’re passing up Charleston. Anyway love your videos. Stay warm and safe the weather could get crazy in Columbia. We always want to see some snow down here in Charleston but not happening this time.
Itruely enjoy your videos, I am almost 80 & no longer drive. I regret not taking my time to stop & visit old towns across the USA. Thanks & keep on keeping on.
Sitting with my piping hot caffeinated beverage here at my desk this morning. What better way to start the day!! Keep up the fantastic videos. So interesting. Might have to buy a new pair of shoes with all them miles you're going to put on them. Have a fantastic and safe weekend!!
Nice to see you in my home state! 🌙🌴These are places I never even knew existed! Thanks for sharing and I can’t wait to see the other places you explore!
Hey Adam, Eddy from Myrtle Beach SC, loving your videos. Watched every vlog since 2012.and all your trips the south i loved the Heritage USA, Ghost town , South of Border which is about 30 miles from my home. Take care and be safe.
"I just saw a chicken cross the road." Lol. That was a perfect end to your vlog. I enjoyed today's trip and am loving the return to the road. The theme park videos were causing me to lose interest and I've stopped watching many of your fellow vloggers. I can only watch so many videos of the same rides over and over again. It's a big country with so much else to see. I'm happy that you're exploring again! :)
I've lived in Williamston SC my whole life. It's like Mayberry Small Town with a natural spring park. Always alot of entertainment all summer, free to the public.
I lived in SC for 3 years back in the 1980s. Sometimes my work required that I go into some of these backwoods areas. I can tell you that at night it is pitch black back there. It is so dark you can't see your hand in front of your face. Serious black. Not a bit of light from anywhere. And along side every road was a drainage ditch. If your car got down in one of them, there was little chance of getting out. I had the worst fear of getting stuck in one of them at night and nobody would be around to help me. I drove extra careful at night. There could be any kind of critter jumping out at the worst possible time. It was a bit scary, no doubt.
Yes that area of the country you do not drive with your hi beams or else you have the opportunity to meet a deer in your car. Yes Shelton Church I have been there a least 3-4 times in the past 10 years! Yemassee is also named for the indian tribe in the 1700's and the Yemassee War that took place in South Carolina.
You'll want to use Lexington as a Hub. So much road construction and traffic along I20 and I26. You can use Two Notch Rd and HWY 1 to move parallel to I20 as well as Platt Springs/ Pond Branch Rd. Can intersect the 3 with SC-6, LongsPond (Exit 51 I20), CalksFerry, Pond Branch Rd. (Exit 44 I20). Columbia and West Columbia are always hard to move through because of traffic. The accommodations will be better out of Lexington County and the risks of your vehicle or self being accosted are lower.
I live in South Carolina. As interesting as i find it to see these old buildings and imagine what they once were… it brings me so much sadness that these buildings will never get repurposed. They havre so much potential. A “small town” with bars and restaurants Instead everyone will flock to the McDonalds and Walmart What a shame.
SC is full of interesting old towns to visit. The Wife and I lived down there for 35 years. We left SC nearly 20 years ago now but we still miss it. I do thank you sir for this video it brings back some lovely memories for us while living there, cheers.
Thanks for sharing very pleasant town. The water looks refreshing to drink. I would load up on it if I ever go through there. Be safe and looking for the next adventure.
Thank you for taking us along on your S.C. trip and especially for your kindness about our beloved state. We may be having some icy weather so beware, very treacherous drive here. Thank you again.
There are so many little towns like this to explore in South Carolina.we usually go this way home from seeing family in ga cutting from 20to 26. You can also see the painted bunting near Sheldon church. It’s rare to see but a bird that looks like a rainbow of colors. If you come to Charleston let me know and I can show you the angel oak tree. It’s really a spectacle to see. 👍🏼 lots of cool exploring to Charleston.
Enjoyed all the vlog, but the ending, bottle crush and chickens or perhaps roosters crossing the road, and the question "why" lol Thankyou Adam, look forward to your take on the world everyday
You, sir, have an awesome take on your surroundings. Thank you for sharing the view through your lenses.😎 That spotted horse is like us freckled peeps... Lots of horsey angle kisses.👈😉
my dad would go on 4 of July to catch catfish in tidal waters, had to go out during high tide , boat motor drags in low tide,used shrimp for bait. Used tiny red worms for flounder, and Catawba worms from tree in Edgefield S.C
I LOVE your personality & the way you talk to animals. New subscriber here, sold me 110%, as I type this, and listen to you talk to the chickens at the end of the video. Best thing ever. Plus, super cool things I've never even seen & I've lived my whole life in South Carolina. Absolutely love your channel. Thank you for the laughs & the information. I truly enjoyed every second of this video.
I DID A lot of traveling a few yrs ago...had a great job in Woodbury NJ ...in time offiwent so many places but..made a foolish mistake and ended up in A hospital.aquack Dr. convinced me to have amputation (which was not necessary) can't travel now...hopefully get a prosthesis...you bring much happiness to me watching you go into these great places! Thank you!
Great vlog! I hope you venture over to Myrtle beach area, Georgetown, pawleys island, murrells inlet. So much history! Loving your backroads series …thank you for sharing your adventures
It was so cool to see you visit the old Sheldon church. My parents and I would stop here when i was a child on our way to Hunting island state park for a day at the beach. Next time you are in the area that's a very peaceful beach with a lighthouse you can tour. Another place in this video I thought was awesome to see is your stop at Shilo loop. I lived on that road about a mile from where you were. That place was so rural we didn't get phone service out there till 1980. There are 2 other places you should stop by is Walterboro and Branchville next time you are in the area. Walterboro is where the movie Radio was filmed and there is a Tuskegee airmen memorial at the Walterboro airport. Branchville is the other town which I beleive home to the oldest scheduled railway stop in america. There are lots of other great places in that part of the state.
If you haven’t already, travel SC9 from North Myrtle Beach through Loris, Nichols, lake View, Little Rock, Dillon, Clio, and McColl. Loris (where I’m from) is growing nicely. Nichols, Lake View, McColl are small but decently populated. Little Rock and Clio are blink and miss it towns. Dillon is a bigger town. McColl has a nice old Coca Cola mural that is still very visible.
Great Scott! Another great video from the Woo! Moved from Orange County CA to Knoxville TN October 2021 so it's great seeing videos out this way giving me some ideas of possible future visits!
Love this video so much! All interesting and wonderful! Love the natural springs at the end and the chickens crossing the road! Made me want to move home to South Carolina. I have lived in San Diego for 30 years.
Doesn't any water taste better than Florida water? Lol. The videos have been great Adam. Can't wait to sit down and watch them every evening. Keep up the great work. Be safe.
So awesome Adam thanks for the tour it was amazing and that gorgeous sunset was the perfect way to end one heck of a fantastic day now with that being said peace ☮️ love ❤️ and happiness to you Adam and I’ll see you on the next Adams Big Adventure wherever it takes you also please be safe out there
So happy you drove up to SC. We love history. My wife born in Charleston and my self in Greenville. Don’t get caught in that winter storm in the upstate. But glad you in our state. Stay safe.
My neck of the woods! If you get a chance to visit Cheraw, I highly recommend it! Massive amount of Civil War history in that town, along with the grave of Captain Moses Rogers at St. David's Church, the captain of the first steam ship to cross the Atlantic! It's also the hometown of Dizzie Gillespie!
The water bottle crush!!! As soon as I saw you standing there holding it I said he’s gonna do it! I have seen some comments on recent videos asking you to do it so glad you did and the look after was so great. It was a look of “if you know, you know.” Good times
furgusons gas station was an old 60s shell station adam, we had one here in tracy ca, when the one here closed we explored it and there was a spiral staircase in that center red pillar that leads to the shell sign on top to access the floresent lights inside
This was once a very popular road that lead from SC to Florida. It was filled with traffic of vacationers. There were Gator places to stop and many many motels and lots of gas stations. I used to love being on the highway to Florida. Allendale-Fairfax was a high school my school once played football, etc. Denmark-Olar was another high school. these were homes of Savannah River Plant employees. The Bomb Plant people. These were once full of people and lots of families.
Highway 301 used to be an interstate until the late 70s until I-26 was constructed. This diverted most of the traffic from 301, which caused the many towns along the highway to experience great economic loss.
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I’ll be using Columbia SC as a central point next few days but driving all over small towns on outskirts each day then looping back to sleep at night . Ideas welcome
You should go to Summerville, many historic ruins there. Also, many historic houses and nice restaurants to eat at. Houses worth looking at are all over but my favorite is the pink house on East Richardson going towards Ladson.
Drive up to Fountain Inn and Simpsonville. Both are nice small towns with lots to do. I found a cool arcade museum in Simpsonville.
You may want to get out of there before you get caught in another winter storm that takes a week to drive through.
Graniteville, South Carolina is a unique place to visit. It is an old textile town that was built as a paternalistic mill town. The mill owned almost everything in the town and a lot of the old mills, houses, and infrastructure still stands. There was a tragic train accident in 2005 that killed nine people there and eventually shuttered most of the remaining mills. I worked there myself in college and had multiple generations of my family that worked there at one time or another. Really cool history and a "forgotten" part of the south.
It's 2022
HEY ATW..."AMAZING" IS THE WORD TO DESCRIBE TODAY'S DOCUMENTARY EPISODE. If you only knew the service you are providing, not only to viewers now, but for generations to come. No one has catalogued most of the places you've been to and seen. Your camera work is always spot on and you pick up on dates for Posterity. I'm really glued to the vlogs this year. Thank you.
I appreciate that . That’s what I’m going for
Same here!!
Adam is def killing it in 2022. Some of us just got burnt out with the Disney stuff. This is OG Adam
Thank you so much for highlighting my home state of South Carolina. Born in Sumter, family originally from Charleston. My grandfather had a cotton farm in Cope, South Carolina. Our summers were spent on his farm with the simple things in life, picking watermelons, and if you dropped it on the way back to the farmhouse you had to eat the whole thing. Scratching the pigs and sows backs with long sticks, and running from the cows, which , by the way, can run fast! He let us drive his tractor and his 65 candy apple red mustang that only got driven once a week to his church named Two Mile Swamp Baptist Church. I live in a big city now, but will never forget my childhood there. I'm very proud to be from South Carolina, love to brag about it whenever I can!
Do you still have family there?
Beautiful South Carolina ❤
I came from Europe 1997 , I just looove Southern states. People, food , culture, climate, nature.
My fathers family came to Sc in the 1700’ s Settled in Charleston and in Horry countyMyrtle Beach area. We visited often while growing up.
Love seeing these little towns. Nice to see something back in time. The cows enjoyed you coming by. Thanks for sharing the simple life. I miss that in todays fast world. 👍
Love that you talk to the 🐄 cows! Thought I was the only one. Actually you acknowledge all the critters, horses, dogs, birds etc. You are very observant, appreciate all the information you find about these little towns, please show the homes they live in addition to the businesses.
A part of me finds it really sad to see these little towns empty and slowly decaying. How I'd love to see them 'back in the day' full of life. One day I think we'll come to value small communities once more
Aaaahhh yes, Deliverance..."You look mighty purdy, Boy!"
RIP...Burt Reynolds
I remember driving through the backroads of South Carolina four years ago when the interstate was backed up. I drove through several small towns and I remember thinking that I felt like I was in a horror movie cause the road I was on there was no one but me and there were houses that were falling down and abandoned rusted out cars everywhere. I remember driving through Cordova and I have a few photos on my phone where I took photos of a strange small building with a coffee pot on the roof and the inside was filled with nothing but dolls set up at tables like they were enjoying a meal. Like a very big doll house for a kid. I remember thinking how weird that was. I do have to say I did meet some very friendly people driving through those small towns that day. Nice to see you smash the water bottle again like old times. You saw a very pretty sunset.
Enjoying this trip! Love these backroad vlogs. Had to laugh when you said "Hi" to the cows and every cow turned their head to look at you! Save travels!
Thank goodness you're back on the back roads of this amazing country.
"Bull" would have been her maiden name.
I love it
@TheDailyWoo That spotted horse is an Apaloosa aka App, a favorite breed of America's indigenous ppl.
@@TheDailyWoo can you do some more of your road trips please
The chickens cross the road because they heard Adam the woo was in town, the fact that you caught the aged old question on camera is awesome
They are trying to get away from Colonel Sanders!
Does anyone else open google maps and follow along? I also google different places Adam is showing us to learn a little more history! I look forward to my morning coffee and following each new adventure. Thank you Adam the Woo!
Glad to hear that !
Yes, I ALWAYS open the IPAD map and have a gander. I used to love regular paper maps, but as I’ve gotten older, and my eyesight is getting stranger, I depend on that IPAD!
I love following along on the map.
Yes! Ive been doing this exactly.
I do that whenever I don’t know something about an area.
I'm just viewing your channel for the first time.
I am a transplant from Raleigh NC living in Columbia SC for 10 years now..
Gr8 video..I get to save my gas money .
Down the street at Walmart the gas is $4.09 a gallon.
Beautiful sunset, there is healing spring water in Ashe County, NC at Shatley Springs Restaurant, it runs 24/7 also and it has the best taste and is also free just bring your container or they sell empty jugs there. Love your videos!!!
The healing springs" that's way cool, and the old school bottle crush...😄👍👍
The ruins & the cemetery are beautiful! It’s places like this that is worth visiting to me bc they are historic. Thanks for sharing!
The old church is cool.
I actually went there few years ago before they had fence up.
I've also been to the Healing Springs.
Pretty cool.
I love❤️the sound of crow's in the distance...🤘🏼😌💯✔️
I have always heard of those healing waters, but thanks to you...I actually saw them! I hope you benefit from them in some way! Wow! Interstates are great for getting to your destinations in a timely manner...but they rob us of keeping in touch with rural America and the treasures to be found there. I enjoyed this so much! I'm looking forward to the next week or so, as you traverse across the state and explore the hidden gems!
HEY, ADAM THE WOO
&:Mr. Big The Foot 👣 And very scary Willow trees and Yes, A very beautiful Horse 🐴
And got to enjoy All The Old school Building's old looking gas station and other stuff And I also appreciate The
Cool looking water Towers well Adam keep up with the fabulous travel to all these old places
I visited those church ruins about 5 -6 years ago, there was no fence. Amazing place! Great video
Yemassee was where thousands of recruits disembarked from trains for the final leg of the trip to Parris Island. A lovely place to have a vacation, I might add. And Bull was probably that woman's maiden name, there are folks with that name in North and South Carolina.
There was a governor named bull
My step father was a sergeant who welcomed recruits to yemassee...lol
@@dannybishop7167 by the time I had a vacation on Parris Island in '79 they picked you up at the airport.
@@barbaraschiner6557 And I believe he was the namesake of “Bull Street”, on which the SC Mental Hospital was located!
I love when you go exploring these old semi-abandoned desolate places. Thank you for being so chill, fun, informative and interesting.
When we lived near Ogden, Utah we would go to a natural spring that flowed out from under a fake tree in North Ogden. It was very good water and there was always a lot of people there getting their water jugs filled. I saw a similar spring near Mount Palomar when we went there years ago. It was off the side of the road. I am sure there are many more throughout this country. It would be interesting to find out how many there are that let you go fill your water jugs up.
Hi Adam , thanks for the Daily Woo , I enjoy it so much . I used to travel quite a bit in younger years and now I am taking care of my 97 yr old grandfather who has dementia , he is also a world war two vetern who served twice in the army , once before the war and then he returned when the war started and stayed mostlly in Italy doring the war when he wasn't out on the battle grounds . Thanks again for the videos , I miss my traveling days and I look forward to more . ps watch the older ones as well as the newer ones .
Tonya :)
That rusted relic arrow sign, such a cool find man!!
Went by Sheldon church in 2016 on my to Parris Island to seen my son graduate from the USMC boot camp. I didn't stop but I made sure to look for it on my way back home.
I live in the upstate of sc I could show you some really interesting and old sights. Around the town I live and in downtown Easley, glad you get to enjoy the sites. You may have visited already but monetta sc still has one of the original drive in movie theaters. I went down there years ago to see one of the fast movies amazing experience. Hello from Williamston sc
These videos are so interesting. I love seeing different parts of America like this. These videos are also relaxing and calming. Perhaps it's your voice. 😃 Great content Adam.
Thank you for letting us travel with you. God bless
Welcome to South Carolina sorry you’re passing up Charleston. Anyway love your videos. Stay warm and safe the weather could get crazy in Columbia. We always want to see some snow down here in Charleston but not happening this time.
Itruely enjoy your videos, I am almost 80 & no longer drive. I regret not taking my time to stop & visit old towns across the USA. Thanks & keep on keeping on.
Sitting with my piping hot caffeinated beverage here at my desk this morning. What better way to start the day!! Keep up the fantastic videos. So interesting. Might have to buy a new pair of shoes with all them miles you're going to put on them. Have a fantastic and safe weekend!!
I'm watching you from Lexington South Carolina and I'm happy to have you visit my state
I think this series will do very well. With so much stress and uncertainty the last two years, people like the certainty of simple day to day life.
I like the same little details that you do. Amazing what one can see if one just looks.
Nice to see you in my home state! 🌙🌴These are places I never even knew existed! Thanks for sharing and I can’t wait to see the other places you explore!
Hey Adam, Eddy from Myrtle Beach SC, loving your videos. Watched every vlog since 2012.and all your trips the south i loved the Heritage USA, Ghost town , South of Border which is about 30 miles from my home. Take care and be safe.
"I just saw a chicken cross the road." Lol. That was a perfect end to your vlog. I enjoyed today's trip and am loving the return to the road. The theme park videos were causing me to lose interest and I've stopped watching many of your fellow vloggers. I can only watch so many videos of the same rides over and over again. It's a big country with so much else to see. I'm happy that you're exploring again! :)
I've lived in Williamston SC my whole life. It's like Mayberry
Small Town with a natural spring park. Always alot of entertainment all summer, free to the public.
I lived in SC for 3 years back in the 1980s. Sometimes my work required that I go into some of these backwoods areas. I can tell you that at night it is pitch black back there. It is so dark you can't see your hand in front of your face. Serious black. Not a bit of light from anywhere. And along side every road was a drainage ditch. If your car got down in one of them, there was little chance of getting out. I had the worst fear of getting stuck in one of them at night and nobody would be around to help me. I drove extra careful at night. There could be any kind of critter jumping out at the worst possible time. It was a bit scary, no doubt.
Yes that area of the country you do not drive with your hi beams or else you have the opportunity to meet a deer in your car. Yes Shelton Church I have been there a least 3-4 times in the past 10 years! Yemassee is also named for the indian tribe in the 1700's and the Yemassee War that took place in South Carolina.
Too bad that they put up a fence also a traffic hazard area since many use this road for a short cut and there is little parking along side the road.
You'll want to use Lexington as a Hub. So much road construction and traffic along I20 and I26. You can use Two Notch Rd and HWY 1 to move parallel to I20 as well as Platt Springs/ Pond Branch Rd. Can intersect the 3 with SC-6, LongsPond (Exit 51 I20), CalksFerry, Pond Branch Rd. (Exit 44 I20). Columbia and West Columbia are always hard to move through because of traffic. The accommodations will be better out of Lexington County and the risks of your vehicle or self being accosted are lower.
I live in South Carolina. As interesting as i find it to see these old buildings and imagine what they once were… it brings me so much sadness that these buildings will never get repurposed.
They havre so much potential. A “small town” with bars and restaurants
Instead everyone will flock to the McDonalds and Walmart
What a shame.
Wow I'm so enjoying these vlogs this is awesome . COFFEE AND WOO can't get any better than this
I just love these videos, Adam. You are making a lot of us so happy.
WOO WOO🌟👏🤗☀️
Hey Adam have you ever been to Charleston SC, a lot of cool historical places, and watch out for that ice storm
SC is full of interesting old towns to visit. The Wife and I lived down there for 35 years. We left SC nearly 20 years ago now but we still miss it. I do thank you sir for this video it brings back some lovely memories for us while living there, cheers.
Lookin good, Adam. You’ve inspired me. I’m getting on my treadmill when I watch your videos.
Thanks for sharing very pleasant town. The water looks refreshing to drink. I would load up on it if I ever go through there. Be safe and looking for the next adventure.
I haven’t been to Healing Springs in years. That’s the coldest water ever!!
I’m in Upstate South Carolina and I am loving these adventures..
Adam, might your dad make any trip with you this year? Loved your trip with him.
Thank you for taking us along on your S.C. trip and especially for your kindness about our beloved state. We may be having some icy weather so beware, very treacherous drive here. Thank you again.
watching from England.....love these small town vids you're doing! :-)
There are so many little towns like this to explore in South Carolina.we usually go this way home from seeing family in ga cutting from 20to 26. You can also see the painted bunting near Sheldon church. It’s rare to see but a bird that looks like a rainbow of colors. If you come to Charleston let me know and I can show you the angel oak tree. It’s really a spectacle to see. 👍🏼 lots of cool exploring to Charleston.
Enjoyed all the vlog, but the ending, bottle crush and chickens or perhaps roosters crossing the road, and the question "why" lol Thankyou Adam, look forward to your take on the world everyday
A rooster is a chicken. Lol
Glad you enjoyed it . Thanks for the nice words
Love this series Adam, keep crushing! Great job on the cardio streak too, awesome 🙌🏻
You, sir, have an awesome take on your surroundings. Thank you for sharing the view through your lenses.😎 That spotted horse is like us freckled peeps... Lots of horsey angle kisses.👈😉
my dad would go on 4 of July to catch catfish in tidal waters, had to go out during high tide , boat motor drags in low tide,used shrimp for bait. Used tiny red worms for flounder, and Catawba worms from tree in Edgefield S.C
I LOVE your personality & the way you talk to animals. New subscriber here, sold me 110%, as I type this, and listen to you talk to the chickens at the end of the video. Best thing ever.
Plus, super cool things I've never even seen & I've lived my whole life in South Carolina. Absolutely love your channel. Thank you for the laughs & the information. I truly enjoyed every second of this video.
Very nice and your getting in the groove looks and sounds 👌
Cool seeing the Bull Durham sign!!! My mothers side is a relative of the original owners.
I DID A lot of traveling a few yrs ago...had a great job in Woodbury NJ ...in time offiwent so many places but..made a foolish mistake and ended up in A hospital.aquack Dr. convinced me to have amputation (which was not necessary) can't travel now...hopefully get a prosthesis...you bring much happiness to me watching you go into these great places! Thank you!
ThankYou, for taking me with you on your travels and also thoughts 👈🏼🤘🏼I appreciate it!
29:05 Oh man! Look at the ceiling tiles are still hanging up. Sweet.
Great vlog! I hope you venture over to Myrtle beach area, Georgetown, pawleys island, murrells inlet. So much history! Loving your backroads series …thank you for sharing your adventures
It was so cool to see you visit the old Sheldon church. My parents and I would stop here when i was a child on our way to Hunting island state park for a day at the beach. Next time you are in the area that's a very peaceful beach with a lighthouse you can tour. Another place in this video I thought was awesome to see is your stop at Shilo loop. I lived on that road about a mile from where you were. That place was so rural we didn't get phone service out there till 1980. There are 2 other places you should stop by is Walterboro and Branchville next time you are in the area. Walterboro is where the movie Radio was filmed and there is a Tuskegee airmen memorial at the Walterboro airport. Branchville is the other town which I beleive home to the oldest scheduled railway stop in america. There are lots of other great places in that part of the state.
If you haven’t already, travel SC9 from North Myrtle Beach through Loris, Nichols, lake View, Little Rock, Dillon, Clio, and McColl. Loris (where I’m from) is growing nicely. Nichols, Lake View, McColl are small but decently populated. Little Rock and Clio are blink and miss it towns. Dillon is a bigger town. McColl has a nice old Coca Cola mural that is still very visible.
Great Scott! Another great video from the Woo! Moved from Orange County CA to Knoxville TN October 2021 so it's great seeing videos out this way giving me some ideas of possible future visits!
What a stunning sunset. Those healing springs are really neat. Thanks for sharing!
Love your videos Adam. I do a lot of traveling through your videos and I learn a lot too. Things I didn't learn in school
I live in SC and love driving these backroads. So many amazing little towns almost non existent…
Love this video so much! All interesting and wonderful! Love the natural springs at the end and the chickens crossing the road! Made me want to move home to South Carolina. I have lived in San Diego for 30 years.
Doesn't any water taste better than Florida water? Lol. The videos have been great Adam. Can't wait to sit down and watch them every evening. Keep up the great work. Be safe.
I love my home state but you aren't wrong.
Awesome thanks buddy I enjoyed it 💯👍✌🏻
That’s an artesian spring Adam. It’s coming straight out of the aquifer and is under pressure, hence squirting out of the ground
Neat!
cool video ending with a beautiful sunset.
Loved this tour, Adam. We hail from Greenville, SC
Great video. Loving all this old southern historical stuff.
Lol, loved the chickens crossing the road!
So awesome Adam thanks for the tour it was amazing and that gorgeous sunset was the perfect way to end one heck of a fantastic day now with that being said peace ☮️ love ❤️ and happiness to you Adam and I’ll see you on the next Adams Big Adventure wherever it takes you also please be safe out there
Nowadays scenes like these are beyond historical ✨🎭🎈🙏🏼🇺🇸 #precious
My favourite video series by Adam
SC is so beautiful. I only drove through it so glad to see this!
I've only driven through on my way to Florida too. I wondered what the rest of it was like.
I am a proud native of South carolina. Cannot fathom living anywhere else
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Was waiting for the vintage bottle crush! Never disappointed with you Mr. The Woo
So happy you drove up to SC. We love history. My wife born in Charleston and my self in Greenville. Don’t get caught in that winter storm in the upstate. But glad you in our state. Stay safe.
My neck of the woods! If you get a chance to visit Cheraw, I highly recommend it! Massive amount of Civil War history in that town, along with the grave of Captain Moses Rogers at St. David's Church, the captain of the first steam ship to cross the Atlantic! It's also the hometown of Dizzie Gillespie!
The water bottle crush!!! As soon as I saw you standing there holding it I said he’s gonna do it! I have seen some comments on recent videos asking you to do it so glad you did and the look after was so great. It was a look of “if you know, you know.” Good times
The fence is new around the Sheldon Church. When I went you could walk anywhere you wanted.
Bull would have been Ann's maiden name. It was a very prominent family in SC. There was a governor Bull - Bull's Island, Bull's inlet.
furgusons gas station was an old 60s shell station adam, we had one here in tracy ca, when the one here closed we explored it and there was a spiral staircase in that center red pillar that leads to the shell sign on top to access the floresent lights inside
49 degrees in central Florida today! Nice break from the heat. Beautiful vlogs from South Carolina.
I'm in Summerville. Nice to see you rolling around in my neck of the woods.
This was once a very popular road that lead from SC to Florida. It was filled with traffic of vacationers. There were Gator places to stop and many many motels and lots of gas stations. I used to love being on the highway to Florida. Allendale-Fairfax was a high school my school once played football, etc. Denmark-Olar was another high school. these were homes of Savannah River Plant employees. The Bomb Plant people. These were once full of people and lots of families.
Beautiful sunset. Really enjoyed this one.
That was gorgeous. What a great way to finish
I think that was a old Sunoco sign....
I too have traveled those back roads in South Carolina and Georgia so interesting....
Highway 301 used to be an interstate until the late 70s until I-26 was constructed. This diverted most of the traffic from 301, which caused the many towns along the highway to experience great economic loss.
hey Adam be careful this weekend looks like freezing rain headed your way.
I love all the backroad videos. Please keep them coming.