Instagram - AdamTheWooATW The road trip journey this far can be found day by day with links in the description box . If you missed yesterday’s episode check it out kzfaq.info/get/bejne/erdoZqhkqbi7d2w.html

The stars at night, are big and bright... Deep in the heart of Texas! There's no basement in the Alamo!

Not just any 1980s bullrider. Thats the LANE FROST from the movie 8 seconds. A true legend right there sir. Rest in peace Lane.

Going back to your backroads roots. This is the ATW I used to love. Bring us more of this from time to time.

At times I've found this series pretty fascinating. But even more so they've made me sad. All those communities and towns just rotting away.

HELLO TEXAS ---This is the Woo stuff that We All Love...Thank you for the adventure...places some of us will never see otherwise 👍👍

The stars at night are big and bright!....

As a brit, im so looking forward to visiting the US in September. I wanna see all these places too. Im not so interested in your big cities, but your average small towns.

This is the real America !

That theatre was pretty cool. Imagine all the movies and memories made there. Or the memories made at the hamburger diner.

Theres just something quaint and beautiful about your american backroads videos, they really highlight how deep, varied and rooted American culture is even in the nooks and crannies of the vast country.

As soon as you showed up on screen, my 4 year old son says "Oh look its our friend!" lol

If you haven't done so in a previous video go to Archer City where *The Last Picture Show* was filmed.

you are so lucky to see these interesting parts of America. Every American should drive 287 from Amarillo to DFW at least once

Adam. Thanks for another great video. We here in the north don’t get to see the southern back roads. So many abandoned towns. Sad!!

I've done my share of touring my home state of Texas also but now it's even more interesting watching your videos. Having traveled over to Europe , it's interesting to contrast that continent to ours. In Europe you'll see cities and towns that have remained unchanged for hundreds of years but in America you can see where an entire Era has come and gone within a single generation. Also, it's amazing how time erodes everything so fast and just how transitory life really is. Your videos evoke many thought and emotions and that's what I like about them. You show these old towns that are dead and in disrepair and enjoy the Nostalgia of it all. I , on the other hand think to myself, damn, I don't have that much more time left on the planet. I remember the first times I strolled out into the streets of Paris where much had hardly changed since the days of Napoleon. The was a sense of eternity about the whole place knowing that you were strutting atop cobblestones that had been there for hundreds and hundreds of years. Life felt never ending. However , when you show us all these glimpses of the American backroads my feeling are like the ones expressed by Shakespeare : To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day, To the last syllable of recorded time; And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle! Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player, That struts and frets his hour upon the stage, And then is heard no more. It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing. Macbeth Act 5, scene 5, 19-28 And as I'm sitting here watching this video and taking inventory of my entire life , I ask the question - Did I really control life or did life control me ?

I always loved Dan Blocker - Hoss was my favorite - thanks for stopping and saying Hi to him for us

Adam, you are the best of the best. These are things I look for when I’m on a road trip. I really liked that 1960 Cadillac, pure gold in the rough.

Ooh, this one was full of treasures! Love the murals, the old drive in, and the broken heart sign. Good stuff Adam.

Watching your footage of these empty areas in Texas reminds me of “The Last Picture Show.” Great stuff as usual.

The lumber at 5:48 is known as railroad ties. Better you than me in these parts of Texas.

Was thinking the same thing I instantly had a relax feeling come over me while watching that oil pump

Those are not "oil rigs", those are "pump jacks", an oil rig drills the well, a pumpjack pumps the oil from the ground.

I Love texas, some day I move back.

Welcome back to Texas!

The bull Rider from Quanna, tx was Lane Frost, there was a film about him, 8 seconds.

At the outdoor theatre, when I was little in the 50s, we did bring our own popcorn and cold drinks from home! Just loaded a cooler in the trunk and filled large plastic bags with popcorn. Paid no attention to the signs! Concession stands were too expensive back then, too.

You featured my hometown!!!...yes, it was hustling back when I was a child...

I sure do miss those beautiful, dusty, wide-open spaces of West Texas...

Good morning Adam Thank you for inviting us on your trip your Vlog are amazing and so enjoyable ❤️

Texas is so big, I once traveled from Texline, Tx too Longview Tx, took about 9 hour drive.

I can imagine Dan Blocker walking along that sidewalk in front of his family store when he was growing up! What a guy he was, gone too soon!

Gotta love the nooks and crannies of America! You’ve inspired me to always take the road less travelled on road trips when I can!

Welcome to the heart Of Texas prop your feet Up make yourself right At home😃

Greetings from Canada Good luck on your journey. Please drive safely.

Thank you for posting these videos. They show America as it really is, not as people imagine it to be.

You are the ultimate tourist thank you Mr Woo

I'm so loving these vlogs so much!!! I love seeing this kind of stuff. Back Roads of America❤ we love you Adam!!

Love traveling with you Adam! Awesome job!

Oil that is, Black Gold, Texas Tea!😁 Show of hands, who is old enough to remember that the Bonanza opening theme actually had lyrics. No looking it up, that's cheating.

Something sweet about seeing open road, trees hearing the birds, old cars... farmer plowing field, just loved it. Im blessed , thanks Adam

My wife was born in Chillicothe, TX. Her great grandfather was there to help establish the community in 1883. Her grandfather helped build the Methodist Church and is named in the church corner stone. Thanks for the journey.

Nothing better than being out in good ole west texas. I lived in Odessa Texas as a child. I miss west texas as I live in Dallas Texas now and have been here for a very long time.

Brings me back to the old days of being the first thing I do after a long day of work, watching Adams daily Vlog Thank you so much Adam these bring me happiness.

Hope you don't get "windmill cancer" from being so close!

Loved this!! Awesome humor... on the bridge!! Good old Coca-Cola ads, my favorite!! As you "get your motor runnin', heading down the highway... Safe travels, Friend! 🚦

When I explore old infrastructure it always makes me think how much hard work went into putting it together...how long it was in use and how sad that after all that it's just being reclaimed by nature.

FYI, Quanah is named after Comanche leader Quanah Parker.

Anyone else getting "jump scared" (not right phrase but similar) by these quiet intros? It starts, I think my cat must have muted the sound by walking across the keyboard again & go to adjust the volume up then BOOM - Adam's voice starts up. lol

Boss Cartwright and a drive-in in theater in the same vlog. Oscar-winning production my friend.

2:34 The birds congregating in the trees are a very common sight and sound here in Texas. Known as the Great Tailed Grackle, the name derives from a Comanche phrase meaning "I need oil" or "please lubricate me", referring to their annoying raspy grating screech. They are rarely seen (or heard) in groups of less than 500.

Dan Blockers home town. That was cool. His son did good too in Ba Ba Blacksheep with Robert Conrad.

You can play Go Fish!!

Awesome Adam! Although I was raised in Mississippi, Texas is my home now. Great video!

Adam I have followed you for a few years on your adventures ,and I just want to finally let you know your a really good story teller and I really like your way of thinking about things that may not make any sense thank you!

Thank you, Adam. This vlog adventure through northwestern Texas was wonderful, so enjoyable. A+

Another great video Adam. Enjoyed very much 👍

I truly love your backroads trips...Americana. Thank you!

you could play texas hold em

How come you never come to Northern New Mexico? Taos, the Gorge, Four Corners, the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. There is a lot you miss because you're always going south of Albuquerque.

Howdy Adam! Glad to see you passing through Texas again. Awesome video as always. Safe travels!

Some truly beautiful shots you captured.

Great series adam 👍🏼, this is good stuff 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 !!

Day 6... On the way.. here we go.. yes I shall.. 🚐☀️

Adam, I'm just now seeing your Texas video. Awesome video! Thank you for taking me along with you on your travels! I've now seen places I've never been. Keep up the great work!

What an awesome trip Adam. Great vids!

I have really enjoyed these off the beaten path vlogs it's great to see so many different places and old small towns that I may never see!!

I’m lovin the heck out of this trek!

This gets addictive very quickly. Really like your style. Kudos from a new subscriber!

I am *really enjoying this journey back to CA. The places that are frozen in time... sad and also fascinating. It astonishes me we see barely any signs of life. I am glad for you, Adam, that you're nearing your destination. Yet, I hate to see this roadtrip is nearly over. You're the tops.😁😀🤗👏🏻

Another great video, thanks for taking us along!

loving this looking forward to the rest of the series especially the old school paint on the old building on the walls thank you for this Adam The Woo:)

Love these gentler relaxing travelogues. Cheers Adam

Really lovin’ these vlogs Adam. Great work amigo !

Another awesome video dude! I try to watch all your Texas videos

This is what you do well. Thank you.

One blade on the wind turbines is 90 ft long

Want this series to last forever! So fascinating to watch! Safe travels, Adam!

Another great video, thanks for the continued fire apparatus shots...safe travels good sir

my grandfather was born in Gould Oklahoma in 1908, then with in a few years moved to Quanah and grew up there, its been a long time since ive see the place, wow brings back memories

Two things I learned from my days working in rural Texas.... always have a very good road map or a GPS and never pass a gas station that's open if you are below half a tank. Oh, and never assume there is even going to be a gas station in the next town ahead. And another thing... watch out for the snakes, fire ants, killer bees, attacking armadillos, stink bugs, torrential downpours, hail, tornados, heat, cactus, more snakes, more bugs and even more heat.

Love these Road Trips Adam! WE could just imagine where you spent the nights at !

I'm very happy you are doing this type of blogs again.

I'm 71, I still remember when things were much simpler, slower, than came Vietnam, that's when it went in to high gear over drive...…& it hasn't slowed down sense. …. went to wood-stock with some friends,, an hour drive. I had just ETS out of the Army, talk about a traffic jam. Do stop to reflect on the LORD. day of rest. My guess you know the word of GOD front wards and backwards. I'll put up some prayers for you Adam. GOD Bless you & yours Adam...……...…...

Another great video. Love the old firetrucks. I also like the black 79 Thunderbird at 4:02. The old murals are so cool. The back roads are so cool to be on.

Welcome Woo!!!!! TEXAS❤️ U!!

This is great Adam. Thank you for sharing these parts of our country with us. Must be pretty damn cool to be you 😀

I'm enjoying your road trip Adam! As I enjoy all the contact you give us especially at your new home in LA!

Thanks very much Adam. Very nice!

Enjoyed the back roads with you!

"Relieves fatigue" lmao I'm sure it did with what all they used to put it in!

This is really cool I haven't watched your videos for a while I'll try to get back in the swing of them.

Really enjoying your roadtrip.

I cannot get enough of these videos of the open road. I look forward to 2 1/2 week cross country trip starting in the middle of June. Just me and the open road

The drive-in theater was pure gold!

Nice video Adam,some lovely shots of those small towns you visited 😀

Dude!! LOVE LOVE LOVE THESE BACK ROADS VLOGS! They are 100% fascinating

I look forward to your videos, I'm enjoying this series a lot.

The sun has riz, the sun has set, and here we is in Texas yet !

Always very cool to see you go through my home state. Passed through some of those towns MANY times! Safe travels!