All of these towns were alive and busy in the 1950-60's. I was born in 1952 and these towns were part of my life. Sad to see them decaying.😢 Makes me sad but glad to see you there Adam!! That was a sugar cane mill I am rather sure. I saw them in action. A mule would make circles grinding the sugar cane into juice. Man I am feeling old....🙄My maternal granfather lived in Blackmon, Florida. So much of my history in those old towns. Thank you for this video!❤

As tourist we never get to see these backroads as we fly over or drive the interstate . These are treasures of a simpler time that deserve to be shown. Thank you Adam for being our guide. We have missed you.

Imagine when all those derelict buildings were first opened they would've been the pride of the town. Imagine the stories and history those buildings could tell you if they spoke. I find old run down towns and buildings fascinating. Thank you for these types of videos they're very enjoyable.

Adamthewoo is now the modern day version of Charles Kuralt with his "On the Road" segments on The CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite,

Thanks for doing small towns, I traveled for over 40 years across America mostly small towns and would ask " what is this town famous for ? " every town has a story to tell, .........thanks Adam

Not that I don’t like the Disney stuff but “woo fans’ all love the back road trips. Thanks Adam. safe travels.

Per Two Egg historian Dale Cox: According to Mr. John Henry Pittman, who for many years ran one of the stores in Two Egg, the name originated when two small boys came into the store day after day to trade two eggs for a small amount of sugar. The owner of the store was having a bad week and, in frustration, made a remark that included the line, "This is nothing but a "two egg" town." A traveling salesman (or "drummer") was in the store at the time and began to spread the story. The name caught on and before long the community, previously called Allison, became known as Two Egg. The name first appeared on State Highway maps during the 1940s and remains there to this day. Other versions differ slightly, but that's the story in a nutshell.

Adam the Woo returning to one of the things he does best: showing the world little places and things undiscovered. Welcome back, Adam!

*ROAD TRIP!* I can't WAIT! I love getting out of my little world for a while during these videos.

This is The Dope Stuff. Real Old School Recording the memories that 1 day will be gone. Buildings don’t last forever

The Town of Jay! I like the sound of that. Great vlog buddy

That's where my family is from, Malone and Marianna. Still have family there. When I was little my Granny would tell us if we blinked we'd miss Two Egg. My cousin is the manager of the IGA in Malone.

Thankyou Jesus, Adam you were missed, you tube without Adam, just isn't the same, going to enjoy every bit, oh yes with a piping hot beverage as well 🤗

So glad to see your back! You were definitely missed by me. No one else’s videos n KZfaq compare to yours. And I love your road trip videos. You show so many interesting places which most of us do not get to see. Again so glad your are back with us. .Thank you for sharing Adam👍

Let's gooooo! Adam and road trips go together like cupcakes and frosting. Really good on its own but so much better when together. Safe travels friend!

I drive rural areas for Google Street View. I see hundreds of towns all across the country like this and I am SO happy that someone else is also seeing these little towns and abandoned buildings. I'd make videos about places like this if I were to make videos. I'm so happy you're doing it!

Your small town/backroad videos are the best. Keep em coming.

25:29 That's a cane grinder. The well looking thing is actually where they cook the syrup in a big cauldron/wok thing. That's why its covered so stuff don't fall in while cooking.

Thank You Adam for visiting my home area of the Panhandle of Florida. Your trip took the northern beaten path but 40 minutes south are the World's Most Beautiful Beaches. From Two Egg, Bascom , Malone, Bascom, Laurel Hill , BerryDale ( prison ) used prisoners under work release program. Jay the town where oil was found many years ago. The one thing these town all have in common when the sun goes down they go to bed and rise when the sun comes up. Safe travels to you Adam and hopefully no ice storms on your return to Florida.

YAY! I said out loud to myself as I sat down with my coffee this morning, "I miss Adam." AND WHALA: THERE WAS A VIDEO! So stoked you're back. Love these backroads vids! I love this stuff.

27:52 A spine-tingling moment for me. I bought a coke here in 1987. I was riding my bicycle from Lake Worth, Fl to Boise, ID and I stopped at this very place. Then I rode on to Florala. I picked and ate mayberries along the way.

Your backroad travel work has been important to me, helping me discover something fun, real and compelling to watch. Much learning and several cameras later, fears overcome, a new hobby has been born for this semi retired mid western fellow. Thank you!

Coming from Australia, I really enjoy these "Smalltown USA" locations.I'm looking forward to the rest of your videos.

Dude, after growing up in San Diego and now living in Milton, FL I'm always finding myself in random old towns across the panhandle. Even the Civil War battle sites and cemeteries are dope to see but also really gives you insight on the terrain they were fighting on. The history in general is just so interesting. Love the video, homie!

Old Florida is great. I love those old vintage gas stations so much.

You live the life mate. So few people ever travel the back roads of America anymore and get to see the small towns that once thrived there. This is good stuff, thank you sir for your video's.

Now these are the videos that I can get into, can't travel much anymore but back in the day I use to love going through the back roads and see what I can find. Keep up the great videos and I'll keep watching them.

Berrydale Forestry camp was a minimum security prison that closed in 2017 due to due to the need for extensive and costly repairs to the infrastructure of its facilities.👍🏼

Welcome back after a well deserved break. Thank you for letting us ride along as you explore the facinating nooks and crannies across America. Upward and onward!

Whenever you find a closed down gas station, you should always show the gas pumps and the last price per gallon, this will give us an approximation of when the gas station closed.

Beyond love this!! My wife's family is from DeFuniak Springs and you passed close by it. She was familiar with a lot of those small towns. Love the work you do, thank you as always and blessings of safe and adventurous travels.

Had to Google all the town names to see exactly where they were.Very interesting.Glad to see you are back.Thanks for sharing.

The Bryan Brothers building in Bascom was a recording studio for The Bryan Brothers Quartet. They are relativies of mine.

The Berrydale Forestry Camp is a prison. Interesting name! There’s plenty of information online about it.

Welcome back, Adam😀 Have missed you so much. So happy to see you that I have happy tears. Love these backroad trips and the little towns you discover. Brings back fond memories of growing up. Had family members who were from small towns and lived their lives in small country towns. We’ve got plenty of backroads and small towns across the state of Mississippi. Wish I could check out all the backroads and towns across America . That would be fun. Please try not to stay away for so long. Days aren’t the same without you. Stay safe. God bless

Love the long format road trip vibe! Very easy to replicate the trip. I was google maps-ing the trip on my second viewing. My family from 1970 to 1992 would regularly go on this type of road trip. Looking at the old stuff, searching for "tourist traps" Roadside Attractions!!! and museums and tours! At 55 years old, all of your great variety of content bring back great memories and give me so much to plan for when I retire in 8 to 10 years!!! Thank you Adam!

Most of those areas were in the path of hurricane Michael and still haven't fully recovered. Probably why some of those businesses are closed, a lot of people just had to move away.

You were missed Adam. What a great day waking up to a road trip with you. My personal favorite ❤️👍

I love seeing these old little towns. Wish I could travel back in time for a little while to see what life was like in other times. When I get to retirement age if I am not driving around an RV all the time, I will be settling down in a small town somewhere.

I was born and raised in Greenwood, Fl. A few miles away. John Henry Pittman owned a little store in Two Egg way back. Most of these tiny towns are like home. I appreciate them much more as a grown up. A lot of history here. Hurricane Michael was devastating. This is sooo GREAT. Thank you. Father of Harper Lee lived in Graceville! You nut. I talk to the donkeys too. And the cows, horses, etc. Several of these places are new to me. Really super duper stuff. Assuming by now you've invested in a summer house, an old pick up truck and a cow.❤

Yay! I have missed your vlogs so much. I can’t watch yet because I have to watch with my husband. We enjoy watching together after work of an evening.

I once heard the backroads called Blue Highways and it’s always stuck. With an hour drive to work from Anniston to Birmingham, your videos are a staple. My wife says she gets a “homesick feeling” about certain things maybe like my Sundays just dreading the week. Anyway, your videos would be my example of a “homecoming feeling.” Many of your less grandiose videos are my favorites. Thanks for what you do man. It matters.

I'm glad you took some time off and, now you're back. I never realized how many small towns and, farms 🚜 there were in Florida. Have a safe trip back to California and, don't get lost.

The route from FL to CA is a nice one. We're in CA and my husband is a trucker. He loves I-40...

I love these series of videos! I’m so glad you stopped in Laurel Hill (about 20 miles north of me). Laurel Hill was a logging town in the early 1900s. Also a railroad ran through the town. The schools mascot is The Hobos, in recognition of their railroad history.

I cross over the central time zone but on I-10 every so often and I tell ppl there, hi, I’m from the future.lol Love your vids. I live in Citrus county and travel all over Florida for a living. I’m a service tech. For the petroleum industry.

I live in a small Florida town in North Florida no one has ever heard of called Hilliard. Should your adventures ever bring you though, I’d be happy to show you around and tell some history.

Missed seeing you! So glad you are back filming. I hope you had a relaxing break. Come see us sometime in Mexico Beach FL. We are still rebuilding but lots of good historical spots nearby!

Good to see you back Adam! This sounds like a really fun trip! Have a great time and stay safe!

Glad to see ya back. The HOP IN on the back of the truck was a decal that was originally for HOPKINS CHEVROLET in Marianna fl.

Your country’s history in these places eerily shines through. Amazing. Thank you for taking us with you on this trek Adam. Tagging along.

Yay!! Adam’s back!! Perfect timing as I prep for my own cross country drive…inspired by you and Justin!

Adam you've always inspired me to take the road less traveled and I've found some gems out in the backwoods. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. Much love and good luck to you for the future.

Missed your vlogs so much, very glad to see it back. I'm excited for this new road trip series!

Last remnants of a time goneby. Wonderful video.

These videos are my favorites to sit and watch..........amazing what these trips can trigger in your mind.... thanks for the great videos Adam...

Technically you were near the Chattahoochee River .It is north of the dam .It joins above it with the Flint River to create the Appalachicola which you crossed .You should have kept an eye out for the Two Egg Stump Jumper on the highway .It is a midget Bigfoot supposedly located in this area along with The Wildman Of Ocheesee Pond .The wildman was supposedly the only authenticated capture of a supposed skunk ape way back in the day . It was supposedly kept at the mental hospital in Chattahochee and moved to Tallahassee later where it went missing .We live just across the state line in Alabama so are familiar with all these little holes in the road .My wife likes to vist Tate's Hell and Victory Bridge in this area among other sites .I think she has some older Two Egg memorabilia she can send you if you like .She has tons of old memorabilia from all over Florida especially the panhandle area .I will check with her on it .I am really glad to see you putting out videos again .Stay safe out there .

Thank you for giving me a window into my past - it's pretty obvious that 'life' is transitory - nothing left but the wind, the grass & cows - so, I wonder why we, as people, are so cruel to one another - at the end, nothing left but the wind, weeds & cows - wish we could just relax, enjoy each other & the land ...

Your small towns and back roads videos are my absolute favorite. Not enough people take the time to appreciate these places and the hidden gems they have.

I really enjoy your road trips Adam. Thank you for sharing them with us

A new series, welcome back!!! Looking forward to the next adventure!!!

An Adam the Woo festive road trip? Christmas came early. And what an opener - classic back road America summed up in one location: Classic car, abandoned building, curious statues, weird name. Thank you Santa Woo!

noticed the little free library stand near the train car in the small park. Thank you for showing off the beaten path for those of us who aren't able to get there!! I really enjoy your small town vlogs.

My favorite Woo videos, back country roads, old unique interesting towns, buildings etc. Safe travels. Be Blessed. 😊🇱🇷

I think that is a sorghum mill that you said was a grinder. They have one at Cades Cove working sometimes:)

I have a feeling I'm gonna love this cross-country trip. Already enjoyed part 1...

I did most of the road stripping down in Jay about a year ago, as well as all the signs down highway 4 through there. Also should have kept going down the road where the Napa is, nice little coffee shop with all kinds of old street signs and relics hanging on the building. Also the berrydale forestry camp was a prison for working to work in/on blackwater state park out that way closed about 3 years ago now.

Go Graceville my home town born and raised. That strange building he mention was a IGA store years ago. I was the first black kid to work as a stock clerk for them as teen in 1972. It all started while working for them cleaning their yard. It was owed by the people who lived in the white house directly behind it. Very nice old couple. And the corner store he also mention has been torn down since this video had be posted.

It’s great to see you, Adam! Welcome back!! ❤️❤️

This sort of stuff and movie locations is exactly why I subbed to both your channels. Thanks Adam!

The dogs were funny being that they were celebrating your passage like a bit of a parade ! They seemed happy and nonagressive!

This makes me miss "SMALL TOWN" American and I thank you for the easy way to travel "SLOW" and easy....

Hey Adam so glad to see you. I know you’ve been stepping back a bit, we’ve really been missing you. 2 weeks away from posting is a really Leon time. Just wanted to let you know you’ve been missed.

Hey Adam 🙋🏻‍♀️ Great to see your notification pop up on my feed but glad you’re posting based on what you feel is best for your well being. Always wishing you the best 🤗

The closed Gas stations give me an idea, take photos of the hose in the car to make it look like you're getting gas there.

So enjoy the backroads you travel. I think you are at your best vlogging these journeys. THANK YOU!

Come explore West Virginia for some good off the beaten path places…you won’t be disappointed.

So impressed with the mural artwork; amazes me how they get such good perspective on such a large surface area! Good to have another road trip on the cards - safe travels : )

Thank you Adam. You have been missed. Back on the road again! Be careful. Be safe. Stay blessed..

Hope you had a good rest. Was good to see a return of the Adam the Woo.. Woohoo. I enjoy your road trips and back road finds. ( Needs more petunias )

I would have loved to meet you when you came through my home town of Graceville. The odd shape building was a grocery store. Graceville's town motto is Where The Living Is Easy. We were home to the largest peanut shelling plant in the world. Thanks for the video and have a safe trip

Back before I had family and professional obligations, I loved aimless backroad trips to little places like these. Back then, they were still functioning communities. It's sad to see them like this.

Excellent video Adam. Glad you uploaded this. You made my day. This will keep me going for another day. Not much to keep me going anymore.

I would love to visit these places - they look amazing , thanks for sharing

Been struggling with my ADHD lately and seeing Adam brought a much needed smile to my face.

This all pretty much looks like where I live now, LOL. And we still have an IGA, and quite a few unpaved roads. 😆

Nice to see you back on the road! You know what? A big white van would really come in handy for a long road trip. yep, I'm dating myself :)

Fun and Interesting Vlog, Mr. Adam. Very enjoyable. We love the vintage architecture and ghost signs too. 👍

I am so excited for these new vlogs!! I missed watching your adventures! This may be my favorite one as i went to college in Graceville and spent years in the panhandle of Florida on the AL line. I loved revisiting places where i once was but had been away from for 20 years since graduation and getting married. Cant wait to see where you visit next!

There are 1,100 IGA stores in 45 states. 5,000 stores worldwide.

I’m so happy to see you posting. You have been missed. But I am truly happy for you that you took time for yourself and, I am assuming your family. Time is such a precious commodity, especially now. Can’t wait to see these upcoming vlogs. I love stuff like this. Enjoy your trip Adam. I wish you safe travels.

Welcome back. Hope everything is going well. Enjoyed the video and reading through the comments to find out more about these locations. Sad to see whole towns that look abandoned. I liked the how proud they were of the highest elevation point. The highest elevation here is 459 ft. I'm still looking through the comments to see if anyone figured that bottle advertising on the side of the building. Safe travels Adam 🙏

I remember when you could find areas like this just "behind" The Magic Kingdom (to the north & northwest of it, Reams Road... Winter Garden Vineland Road) cow pastures, now clogged with homes.

Happy to have you back on the backroads..sorry Two Egg was a bust.

Enjoyed this video so much. Looking forward to the rest of the trip to southern calif. I have made the trip from Georgia to southern calif many times but never by back roads. This is such a treat to watch. Travel safe!

Adam, these videos, small towns and back roads are my favorite videos of yours! Hope to see some more in the future! Seems like when I travel small towns I don't randomly run across such interesting sites. You seem to find really interesting sites with a story. Thanks for another great video!

I am sooo excited for these long traveling vlogs Adam. It’s a breath of fresh air with places we haven’t seen. I’m here for the ride. No snow hopefully this run heading west 😂

Adam The Woo goes on adventures for you!

Adam, this is what you do best! Thank you! 🤙

I love these videos. I'm in Canada I a fairly well known town in Ontario but love all the small towns that surround where I live.