There is always much ahead, everyone! Thank you for being awesome to me! www.instagram.com/tampajay

Thank you for sharing your grandparent's home in FL. Those memories you shared of your Grandma's cooking are so sweet.

TJ, I don’t mean to put pressure on you bub but you’re the answer to the void we are all feeling right now. I know it’s a tall order and I’m certain you’re up to the task. Appreciate you bringing us along my man. “Adam would be proud” 👊🏻

Love you Jay, thank you for making me feel cared about, feel the same way about you that you so beautifully say when you close.

You know if you close your eye's and sit back and listen to Jay he sounds so much like Adam and ive always thought and said that ❤❤

Nostalgia for places I’ve never been 💛

Feels like a little reminiscing. Thanks for taking us along.

I just love the back road driving! So much history. What gear video. Your the best Jay😊

I’ve eaten at that restaurant plenty of times. The hotel was open at that time.

Been thinking of you all since the 6th and realise what a hard day it was for you and others who were the closest to Adam. Sending strength and love from across the pond ❤

Safe travels, my friend! 🙏
I enjoyed the video, and yes, Adam would be proud.  Keep him in your heart, and he will always be with you.
Continued prayers to Adam's family, friends, and fans. ❤🙏❤
Hugs to you and Cris. 🤗

:glasses-purple-yellow-diamond: 21:17 , I love that camera view / angle . Id love to jump back on starting videos again too . You are an inspiration for sure . :hand-purple-blue-peace:

Always great shows thanks 🎉

You gotta check out Helen Ga. One day

You’re such an informative vlogger!

You gotta love the name " Last Meal Cafe".

Cool video! I've traveled I-75 through Georgia probably scores of times over the past 60 years. I am pretty sure that that stretch through Tift and Turner Counties is the oldest in Georgia. The I-75 bridges there were constructed in 1957 & '58. I do not know the history of the old antiques store. But I definitely remember the old Stuckey's. I distinctly remember stopping there on a hot afternoon in July of 1989 (won't go into the reasons why I remember it).

All of I-75 from Macon south to Wildwood was completed and open by the time that my parents first drove us to Florida in 1965, although there were gaps from Middle Georgia northward and from Wildwood to FL52. Of course, I-75 ended at Malfunction Junction in Tampa until about 1980.

Cool stuff.

This was interesting, I love seeing  old back roads, old houses and buildings.

Something about this video reminds me of what Adam The Woo would of done. RIP Adam!

Thank you Tampa Jay for another awesome video! Thank you for taking us along on your adventures! 😊❤