About 30 years ago, I had car trouble about 1/2 mile from the abandoned store at 32:30. It was open then, so I walked there in hopes of using a phone(this was pre cell phone for me). Honestly, the store was hanging on, but had very minimal inventory (drinks, candy, crackers etc). Anyway, I walked there and the nice older black gentleman proprietor said he had no phone there. However, to my disbelief, he very graciously volunteered to drive me to his nearby residence and allowed me to use his home phone. Unreal. I was very grateful. I offered to pay him but he wouldn’t take it. I still pass that place pretty regularly and think about that experience every time.
Every time I have driven through Waycross, I sing that great western song about Waycross, GA. They have a great western/southern music festival every year. Never actually been there at that time, but if I'm in the area, I'd certainly attend. All the great country music artists have played their, including Elvis.
So much to see in America; these small towns, have i'm sure at one time...were Great Places to live; what's sad is when you see how many are now vacant, and wonder who lived and worked there. you get the Pensive feeling..and sometimes sad too! I see cars and trains...but no People...erie??? Last Picture Show, the tours are very interesting....so happy you decided to stay put in Celebration, near your family....🦋🦋
I love all your videos especially the small historical Ga towns I’ve never heard of very informative…. Please do more surrounding outskirts in Ga thank you ☺️
Small Towns & Empty Backroads Of Southern Georgia - First Stuckeys / Rental Car Problem On Road Trip