Instagram - AdamTheWooATW Go check out KZfaq/CarolinaTony 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!

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!

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 😊

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

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

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.

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!!!

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

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!

Loved Bob smoking his stogie. I really like that you are finding locals to talk to. They are a wealth of knowledge. Adam you just get better and better. I lost it with the telephone booth! History is out there just got to find it! Thank you

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! 👍

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 😎

I like the architecture of the Ridgeway church and how the interior sort of echoes Norwegian design. You guys discovered some really cool places. 24:54 ...and bears. Oh my!

The telephone booth brings back so many memories from my childhood!! Such fun to meet Carolinia Tony and Bob!! Love hearing their stories!! Happy Sunday Adam!!

This was AMAZING, the church, the hardware store, the coffee shop, the police station with well, the quirky places in between and all the little side informations! Gosh i sooooo love what you do Adam... waiting each day for your new uploads, you are giving me great happiness, thank you!

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

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!

We sincerely need more People like Bob in life. Beautiful man.

You really should get some kind of an award for this, Adam. Local history at its finest.

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

Love it when you add conversations with the locals!!! Makes it more enjoyable to hear from them too.

The train tri-horse mural was very distinctive and definitely had a 3-D effect. Very well done. Thankfully there are still locales in America not yet affected and destroyed by "tagging" and other now ubiquitous urban graffiti garbage. And a thank you to Bob.

I'm in Georgia on Sunday. Yep it's coming and it's 🥶 cold. Stay safe and warm. These men remind me of a couple little towns my family lived in. Alabama and Georgia where they lived forever and yell across the street to talk. ❤

I'm so happy for you! Look at all the kind and informative people you meet! You're really seeing the world in a way others don't and I'm trying to appreciate all the smaller things as well. = )

What an adventure you are on! Getting rides now from random strangers to interesting places. Amazing!

Omg! A full size phone booth!!! Definitely something we don’t see anymore. Very cool find for sure!

I really enjoy the travels through the small town. It was so nice having Carolina Tony traveling along with you. The cameo visit by Bob was so nice. The stained glass in the church is so pretty. I love how they are keeping up that church. For me, the appearance of the phone booth meant a lot. It was like a visit from my dad. He passed away 14 years ago. He worked for Western Electric back in the 1960's. One of the jobs he had there was constructing phone booths! You don't see many phone booths now days.

I love Ridgeway. It’s beautiful and the homes are amazing. Laura’s Tea Room is one of my favorite places to eat.

Hey Adam! Its always amazing what you find when you get off the beaten path and take everything in that is there. Have a great day and stay safe!!

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

Hidden gems all over this country. A telephone booth still standing. Excellent video today.

Ok, now you are getting into my old stomping grounds! I was born and raised in York County and growing up made numerous "road trips" with my Dad down to the Ridgeway and Winnsboro area looking for farm equipment for sale. One of my cousins taught in Winnsboro for many years as did my oldest daughter during her student teacher days.

Adam, your reactions to things like non-working telephone booths just fills me with delight! Your love of these relics to a better way of life, so much simpler, quieter and more vivid amazes me! Have you been this way your entire life? I’d love to sit down with your mom and dad to ask them! And you interact with folks who start up conversations that inevitably turn into “guided tours” - it comes so naturally to you, my friend! Anvil rock is there because that’s where it was born, silly! Maybe it regenerates the graffiti away - it could happen. 😁 Whoever painted that train/horse mural is VERY talented and yes, it IS a 3D effect! Fabulous job! Thanks to Carolina Tony for his help and humor! LOVE the last Nicholson impression!!!

THAT'S REFRESHING, WOO TO GET TOGETHER WITH LOCAL YOCALS TO HELP WITH A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY. ABSOLUTELY AWESOME! LOVE THE NOSTALGIA!!!!❤👍❤👍❤👍❤👍😁😁😁😁😁😁

We are going to move from the city and make our home in a small town. My husband is from the east coast (Pennsylvania) and I'm from California (we met when he was in the Air Force) and we've been living in big cities since we got married. Thanks to your videos, we've been looking at small towns/villages to relocate to. I visited South Carolina a few years back and was entranced by the state. So your delightful videos help in seeing some of these towns that I didn't get a chance to see while visiting my friend who lived near the Charleston. My husband has a large family who mostly live on the east coast, he has a cousin who lives in Florida and a brother who lives in West Virginia. He'll be happy to be in a part of the country where we can visit family members more easily. I'm looking forward to living in an area that has less heat (we live in Phoenix). While there is more humidity, there is more green (I love the oaks around SC) and less desert. 🙂

Love it when Adam has special guests. Good thing Adam is working the treadmill, so he can get in and out of phone booths. :)

I live in Winnsboro, and I can tell you there is a lot of history some not so nice, there was so much for you to see. I love living here despite the hauntings that are frequently experienced.

Love the old hardware store and that Philco sign. Great town. I’m sure if you drunk or smoked enough you could get it to spin. Great vid again. Thanks Adam. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍

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

The Presbyterian church you passed was started by my Great Great Great Great grandfather it is located about a block or less behind the clocktower. His son was in the civil war and was POW at Appomattox Courthouse at Lee's surrender. He came back to Winnsboro and became Sheriff. Most of my early family is buried in the original churchyard about 2 blocks on the other side of the clock tower.

Adam is the best when he is showing us all of America.

Adam I feel like your dad would love seeing the old church.

The view inside the old church at around 9:40 was really impressive. There are some real gems hidden in those areas.

I think you would love Tarboro, NC. It's one of the oldest towns in NC that still preserves most of its colonial era architecture

so glad you folks ran into Bob, his 50cent tour and sharing some history of Ridgeway, esp a tour of the church grounds, priceless. loved every building featured in these towns, operational or not, even those fallen from grace. Great outtro Superman.

Hello Adam! Liked meeting Carolina Tony. Enjoyed hearing the man telling the history of the few places in Ridgeway. I Loved when he took us to the Church. Beautiful stained glass. Just love older Churches. Love seeing the architecture on these old buildings too.

Winnsboro was the home of Mack trucks at one time. Chessie System now is the railroad CSX. Nifty Five Easy Pieces reference to the scene with Fannie Flagg in the diner. One of the best acting/character study/ drifter films of all times.

Hahaaa..Carolina Tony nailed it..🕶👍👍cool that the local guy BoB was around way cool of him, very knowledgeable, really enjoying these Woo, the rock looks like something that would fall on Wild E. Coyote.

That phone booth takes me back! We used many of them. Love our trip with you Adam. I was disrupted watching this video and coming back to it. I am all caught up now. I can't wait until next one.🙂👏

Now that's what call a church. Beautiful

The telephone booth reminds me of “The Birds” movie. Alfred Hitchcock would be proud!

I have these videos playing in the background when I need a break from the craziness in the world today. Very calming. Thanks

I could watch your videos all day long Adam You have a knack for finding the most interesting people & places, That Mural was Awesome, love all the history in little towns

That was so nice of Tony and Bob, two super nice gentlemen. Great video Adam. I so love these back road trips. Thank you. Stay safe. Stay blessed.

I love these “special” guest hosts! It’s youtube genius.

I love it when you find a old timer to tell us the stories that we would never hear any other way. So Cool. Thank you for sharing with us.

I am so surprised how much I am enjoying this trip thru these lonesome towns. Very historical and thought provoking. Just goes to show you how things change and then change again.

Love the square body red Chevy

Adam - really enjoying your new adventures. I hope you can find your way to the Upstate. Stay safe and warm; it's cold, snowy, and icy here in Gville.

Tony has a great channel. Enjoy both of you guys. Thank you for what you two do!

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

Those boulders in the woods are probably glacial erratics. Great episode, Adam!

Wow, that church is so beautiful. Adam, what a great series...I love this content!

Really enjoying these vlogs, a breath of fresh air! Stay safe and warm!

It was so entertaining and we love the positive energy you portray in this video, the kindness of strangers helps to reinforce the good of humanity. Glad you are documenting all these little things.

Meeting locals and other you tubers LOVE all It Thank you Adam & Tony

What a Nice video! The colab was awesome! Anvil rock was interesting and the 3D murals were exquisite. Looked as if the horses were sculptures how neat! Thx

Wow...good trip this time around, great to have a town historian to show us around.

The 3D paintings are really amazing !!!!!!!! GREAT VIDEO !!!!!

Just looking around Ridgeway, makes you think that Andy and Barney are right around the corner. And I love the old hardware store.

Adam, you guys make a great team. These videos are the best. That train, the phone booth, the mural... everything is just so cool. Lovin' this roadtrip... 🌟👏☀️😁

Way back I learned to touch type on a typewriter like that. They keys were covered with a cotton cover and we placed our hands underneath the covers and typed from a book next to us. Brought back memories x

Keep up this kind of content. Americana never gets old. Can't wait to do this type of thing myself one day!!

Made me smile to see Adam so happy about the phone booth! My dad owned a chrome plating factory and back in the late 80s I worked one summer on a contract we had with the phone company plating pay phone faces and change door thingies (not sure what the proper name is). 😃

Wow! The mural of the train and horses is gorgeous!

Glad to see you are having a good time😊 You're meeting so many wonderful folks on this journey.

Thank you Adam, sir, loving this road trip series! Love these small towns and nearly forgotten history.

Lol, the drive thru ATM reminds me of the first time that I visited America. I was in Ohio visiting family and I was amazed by it in 1994 😆 Fantastic steam train and horses mural 👍

That transaction transport machine you showed at the bank with the monitor reminds me of the one that used to be at the Disney bank (now called Partners! Federal Credit Union) drive thru. Even when you would bank inside during the day they had monitors there too for the tellers. The first time I walked into the CU, it reminded me of when EPCOT Center had those World Key Kiosks at the exit of Soaceship Earth and all around the park. Those were used for making dining reservations and getting park info. A couple of people I work with now, used to be a world key “teller” before they were removed. Those murals look fantastic! There should be more murals in this country. Peoples talent deserves to be seen. I just finished watching Mike’s video (German in Venice) uploaded today and he found a storage area where they store old billboard canvases. Now they make bags out of those to keep them out of landfills.

These old towns (& people) are so much fun! Thanks,Adam 😄

I absolutely love towns like this! So whimsical! Like stepping back in time to a slower pace of living! Thank you for sharing!

Like how the town residents can be a wealth of information!! Love your small town vlogs! the old buildings and stories that go with 'em are awesome. old cemeteries add to the intrigue! the guy on a power pole was a little creepy. Thank you Adam, Bob, and Tony.

Thanking for loving on my home state so much!!!

Man, love that you're back on the road. Nothing better.

The church is beautiful. Glad to see you talking to the people in the town. That really adds to it. There is history everywhere. This really is a very cool adventure

Great video. Really shows the history of these small towns and how friendly people can be such a positive vid. Thanks

That church is beautiful! Love the things you can find and see exploring the backroads in the country!

Wow. Great mural with train/horses. Love it.

I am enjoying your travels this , great job!!

Again, another super interesting video! TY Adam!

What a great visit, two nice guys and lots of super sights.

Really great video!! Old southern towns are packed with history thank you for showing us

Thank you for the adventure, basic training at Fort Jackson 1975 D-5-1 on tank hill. last time I was there was December 1979.

Really enjoying this series and the people you meet along the way.

Around America with the Woo. I love these videos. Thanks Adam!

I love this program its so interesting. Thank you. Love the telephone antique.

Nice chevy square body there. Nice little towns.

Yessss Adam. Love these vids. You're doing it right once again!

Thanks so much for creating such a interesting look at our history in these small towns.