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The best thing about doing videos like these is not knowing how the day will unfold or what will happen . No plans except seeing small towns and next thing ya know we are riding around in a locals truck getting a tour.

I'm sorry but this is so, SO much better than Disney 24/7!! I love how Adam interacts more with the locals now (or at least shows it) more so than on earlier videos. Thoroughly enjoying this! Thank you Adam! Be mindful of the weather and be safe out there!

Thank You Adam for all the good you put out into this world.
You are sure going to be missed!!!
Prayers up to Adam’s family and friends. He was a genuine gentleman. Who took us and showed us places most of us will never be able to see…
#RIPADAMTHEWOO #Forever51

Tony spoke what I was thinking saying "there's no graffiti."  There's no graffiti or trash in the streets in all the locations you have visited.  Very refreshing!

It’s these vlogs of Adams that I love the most. Documenting it for posterity to borrow a phrase from The Woo. Such a gem of a snapshot in time and the memories that it holds itself. I hope these videos are watched for decades to come.

I'm sorry but I had to laugh my butt off when Adam not only meets a local but gets driven around and a personal tour!  Only you, Adam.  You are one of a kind and I love ya!  lol

I understand why you are fascinated with all of these older relics of the past…you see the value in everything.  I am the same way.  This South Carolina girl loves these videos, Adam!  Keep up the great work, and continue to share this with all of us.  We appreciate it and YOU!!!

"Up yonder.."
I could sit and listen to that gentleman talk for hours.

6:42 I cannot express how much I loved this scene it brought a lot of joy and calmness to me. It’s just  these older men in a small town shooting the breeze ya know? Just people being people and I feel like in todays pc eggshell culture you rarely ever see this anymore

This was so cool…. It made it even better that the gentleman/local was able to take u guys around. It makes u appreciate just how much info and history exists all around this country if we just took the time to listen and look around us.  Incredible. Carolina Tony was awesome!

Everyday a surprise, Tony and Bob two really nice gents, the church was stunning, and the coffee shop was amazing, who knows what tomorrow will bring on these daily adventures Thankyou Adam, even you sound surprised at what your coming across

Cool story on the glass tiles above the coffee-shop front windows:  These are used mainly on old store fronts and date back to before electric lights.  They have sawtooth ridges on one side to refract light to the back of stores.  Many stores had gas lights (before electricity service) but they were a huge fire danger.  Called "luxfer" tiles, they were introduced in the late 1800's and were popular until electric lighting became available.  Originally a colorless glass, they have since turned a shade of purple due to their manganese having been exposed to sunlight.  Though rare, you can find individual for sale (eBay is a popular source).  I've acquired about 50 of these tiles and have been incorporating them into stained glass windows that I make.

Adam I'm glad we got together yesterday. It is messy here in Cheraw today. Ice in all the trees. Turned out to be an awesome day. Thanks 😊

3D wall painting of the horses is something I have not seen others do.  Adam, as you walked closer to them we could see they had been painted using the effects I have seen by sidewalk painters that makes it look like canyons and such.   Very cool 😎

Adam yelling "Hellooooo" at a rock to see if it will turn 🤣 priceless. Loved the vlog.

Hanging out with the ole timers is always a treat. This was great.

Carolina Tony, what a nice guy. Loved hearing about the history of Ridgeway. The church was so beautiful inside.  Nice to hear from some of the folks that live there. Great video Adam! Always great to tag along and appreciate you sharing! 👍

How awesome that you came across this gentleman who had lived there all of his life.  That church was beautiful!

I loved how they saved things like the phone booth and cash register and that old church was beautiful! Great that you ran into an original local to show you around!

That "3-D" mural was excellent.
It really did look like the train and horses were beyond the wall.