The Lost Towns & Forgotten Backroads In Florida Panhandle - Cross Country Road Trip Nov 2021 Begins

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.

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!❤

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

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.

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

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

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!

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

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.

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

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

So glad to see your back! You were definitely missed by me. No one else’s videos n YouTube 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👍

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.

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

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 🤗

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.👍🏼

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.