Entering New Orleans, there are identical trees planted at constant intervals in the median. At high speed it looks just like the 1980s video game Out Run.
I got a tingling sensation, when I saw the news about this video. It will have to wait a little longer, since I am on parental leave at the moment, but once I return to the office, this will be closely watched. Current gas prices make it harder for you and your fellow colleagues to record these videos, so I am twice as grateful for the quality content you deliver
Thanks. The gas prices did cost me a lot more than I was expecting. Normally, a trip like this would cost about $150 or so, but I spent well above $300 for this trip.
I have a few suggestions for some future road trips: -A straight up northbound road trip from Texas to North Dakota. -A series of short driving trips around the US territories - A full Route 66 road trip - A trip starting at Washington DC, and then going all the way around close to the perimeter of the continental United States, and then ending back at Washington DC. So maybe something like Washington DC, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, lower New Hampshire, Maine, upper New Hampshire, Vermont, upper New York, upper Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, upper part of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, and then finally back to Washington DC.
I want to do a road trip up into New York and New England area this summer. The only state in the lower 48 that I haven't been to yet is Vermont, and I'm determined to check that last state off of my list soon. I would also like to do Alaska and Hawaii eventually. I've thought about doing a complete US highway trip, such as US-6, US-50, or US-66. I'm not sure when though.
Yes. After I finish the Montgomery-to-San Antonio trip in real time, I'll be working on the trip back to Virginia from Texas, which has even more video of Texas than this one.
@@logandetwiler4483 Gotcha. I've never driven on an entire interstate from end-to-end except for I-66. I drove on 99% of I-95, but that's about it. I want to do an entire US highway, such as US-50 from end-to-end, or US-6 because I grew up near where US-6 passes through upstate NY.
Thanks for this one Uncle I was seriously wondering when will you do a trip across the the south...... Though in the future I hope you will do the entire trip"say Arizona to Georgia or possibly across I 40 from Barstow California to Wilmington NC 😊😊😊😊😊😊
I'm not sure that I'll do another trip through the deep South anytime soon, but I do plan another one out west later this year. I'd also like to eventually do a complete US-6 or US-50 road trip at some point.
@@floridaandpuertoricomappin9893 Sure, it was, in order: TX, OK, AR, TN, KY, WV, VA. I checked off two new states that I'd either never been to or never driven though: OK and AR.
Damn you really went hard on that second day! Left at 6 AM and reached around 9 PM! 15 straight hours of driving! You must have been dearly tired after that.
Hello! Did you ever show your setup? I make big trips myself occasionally and I would love to try something like this (just for personal/family use). I looked through the comments in your most popular videos but couldn't find anything. Please continue to post them as possible, these videos really are so enjoyable.
Hi. Thanks! I haven't made such a video yet. I plan to make one by the end of the year. I want to finish the real time version of this trip, plus the trip back to Virginia from Texas videos before I make that how-to video.
As a fellow road tripper originally from Virginia, I love these videos! I assume you generally don’t go into cities for time (example: you could’ve gone through Selma and hence over the Edmund Pettus Bridge). What made you go through Laurel, MS? Lastly, why did you go through New Orleans instead of taking 12 directly to Baton Rouge? Thanks for sharing these with us!
Thank you. I chose to go through Laurel because of a show on HGTV that my wife and like called Home Town that takes place in Laurel. I also drove through New Orleans because I had never been there before.
@@cubanmop Yes, I wish that I could spend more time exploring like I did in my August 2017 trip during which I drove 4,400 miles over six days and visited over a dozen national and state parks. I'm hoping to do such a trip again later this year.
I like the 7:05am start. There is something to be said for the scenery of a drive starting early in the day, closer to dawn the better. Google says dawn was at 6:46am & sunrise at 7:13am so you beat the sunrise. Edit: Around 3 hours in, I see you beat dawn on the second day.
I like to get an early start when I do long road trips. I tried timing it so that it is already starting to get light out when I begin my drives. I had made a mistake in planning the 2nd day of this trip in that I underestimated how long it would take me to drive from Montgomery to San Antonio, which is why I left much earlier than sunrise that day. An another note: the spring equinox was at 11:33AM EDT on the first day of this drive.
Thanks! No--I rented and dropped of the car (2021 Nissan Altima) from Dulles Airport. I will upload the TX-VA trip after I upload the real time version of this video.
I've gotten a lot of requests for a similar road trip. I plan to do another southwest road trip later this year, but I haven't determined what the routing of it will be yet.
I'd like to see you drive to Boston again, but don't take i95 north all the way, only take it upto new york past Bronx and then get on Merritt/Wilbur cross parkway and head on to i84 east until u reach i90 east/mass pike and head 50ish miles for Boston. Much more scenic drive this way and alot shorter than if u head there via Providence. Also the road is 3 lanes all the way on each side totaling 6 except for Merritt parkway but that's 4 total lanes for 30ish miles. If u have Waze u can use that to also go to Boston, Waze recommends that route, I used it to go to Boston a week ago.
I'll take that into consideration, as I plan to drive up to that part of the country again this summer. I'm not sure that I'll make it to Boston proper, but I'll see.
I generally use metric for time lapse and imperial units for real time versions. Two-thirds of my viewers of the time lapse videos are from outside of the U.S., and about half of my real time video viewers are from within the U.S.
@@unclecoolie oh, well the reason why i asked these towns is cuz shelton is my home town and missouri is where ive been to so i thought it would be cool to see a drive there instead of an airplane trip
@@unclecoolie i am actually going to cannon beach in OR recently so i may record it, of course you dont have to do the trip i suggested i was just putting it out there
Thanks! I use the Garmin Virb Ultra 30, which records GPS information, and a 512 micro SD card that can hold 16 hours' worth of UHD video. I back up the micro SD card each night onto an external hard drive. The Virb software extracts the GPS data and displays the types of information that I choose, and I create the graphic overlays, including the map overlay. I do all of the editing with Final Cut Pro.
@@unclecoolie I can see the effort that went into it! Thank you for this thoughtful and insightful response. I’m starting to document local drives for fun and love seeing how everyone else is approaching it. Keep up the great work!!
I remember gas prices being around 3.50-4.00 per gallon on this trip. The cheapest price near me now is about 4.80 per gallon, and some Exxons and Shells here have it above 5/gallon.
One day I'd like to. I've never been to Toronto outside of a plane, so that will be part of a drive. I also want to drive up to Alaska, so driving through at least British Columbia is very likely.
Yes! I had to go to San Antonio for work, so I took advantage of it by doing this road trip. I have video of the drive back to Virginia from San Antonio, but I'll upload that video after I post the real time version of this trip.
I can't put the total distance covered because, for some reason, each time the camera is shut off (at pit stops usually), it resets the distance counter back to zero. I used to still show the current distance, and then added a text box below showing the total distance covered up until the last reset. But I also discovered that sometimes the accuracy of the distance covered is off. That's why I don't show distance anymore.
Thanks! I used the Garmin Virb Ultra 30, which records GPS information. The Virb software extracts the GPS information and puts it on the video per my customization, and I create the overlays, including the map overlays, and then I do all of the video editing using Final Cut Pro. The Virb software just puts the white route line, which I use to create the map overlays. One day I'll make a how-to video of how I make these.
@@focusstrider2390 After I post the two real time videos of this trip, I'll post the videos of the trip back to Virginia from Texas. I plan to go to Las Vegas in September for work, so I will likely take a few days and do some more driving in that part of the country. I may do another trip this summer, but not sure where yet.
I do all of the editing with Final Cut Pro. The GPS information comes from the Virb software that the Garmin Virb Ultra 30 uses. I create the graphic overlays, including the skeletal map overlay for the route line (which is generated by Virb). I will eventually make a how-to video of how I create these.
@@unclecoolie Thank you so much for replying. Your videos, especially the real time ones, are therapeutic. I'll be looking forward to the how to video.
@@phillies1785 I used to have an older Altima years ago. It ran well, but didn't have the bells and whistles that the newer ones have. I also drove an Altima when I did my 4,400-mile, six-day drive throughout the western states in August 2017.
I have it plugged into the USB port of the car for power, or into a portable cigarette light-to-USB charger that I always bring on my road trips. The battery would die within 2 hours without external power.
Well Texas Is Not Actually The Biggest State By Total That Would Be Actually Be Alaska Which Is Bigger Then Texas By Area. You Can Fit Texas Inside Alaska Two Times.
Oh also that map would be to crazy to show on the real time version so my suggestion is that (Assuming that you made a stop) you could swap the map (seen on your longest video) but still anyways good.😎 Note this is a suggestion
The map size is determined by Virb and the white route line that it produces, and is always the same size on my videos. I make the map overlay based on that route line. I could enlarge the map in future videos, but I've already started editing the 2nd day of this one, and I also don't want to take up too much of the screen with the map overlay.
I'm still here, but I've become really busy lately, so video editing has been slow. I'm about to travel for a week, but I will try to resume editing after that.
Forgive me, I’m not American, but was that a civil war battlefield at 4:25?? I’ve been watching VTH’s videos of civil war battlefields and that looks suspiciously similar with the fences.
Nothing to forgive. I'm not totally sure myself, but there are lots of civil war memorabilia around northern Virginia, and that spot is likely another location.
I would love to take one of these epic road trips with you! Another Unclecoolie Classic!
Me too
FINALLY! YOU MADE A TEXAS DRIVING VIDEO! I have been waiting for this, and I am excited to watch it! Spectacular job! :)
Thank you! After I upload the real time version of this trip, I'll upload the trip back to Virginia.
Your road trip video always inspired me. Great drive as always!
Thanks!
Entering New Orleans, there are identical trees planted at constant intervals in the median. At high speed it looks just like the 1980s video game Out Run.
I got a tingling sensation, when I saw the news about this video. It will have to wait a little longer, since I am on parental leave at the moment, but once I return to the office, this will be closely watched. Current gas prices make it harder for you and your fellow colleagues to record these videos, so I am twice as grateful for the quality content you deliver
Thanks. The gas prices did cost me a lot more than I was expecting. Normally, a trip like this would cost about $150 or so, but I spent well above $300 for this trip.
I really enjoyed this trip, and hope you have many more great and safe trips in the future to share with us.
Thank you! I have many more videos to come.
good to see some new states on your channel :)
I enjoyed this very much, thank you for uploading!
Thank you!
1:10:21 Interstate 85.
1:09:07 Interstate 40.
2:17:25 Fulton County Georgia.
2:48:47 Momtgomery County Alabama.
Always as pleasant to take the road with you 🇨🇵
Thank you! 😊
Seems like I was guessing, I thought where the beautiful Road Works of the
Unclecoolie Productions, and soon another work of art, congratulations
Thank you!
Wow, first day of video you're going to Texas? Amazing one!
Yes! Thank you!
Can you upload real time for this trip please? Interested in seeing all the scenery.
Yeah, same thing for Washington to DC trip if possible
he always does. give it time.
I will upload the real time videos next.
I have the first two days of the WA-DC trip uploaded in real time. I'm not sure that I will upload days 3 and 4 because the video came out so poorly.
@@unclecoolie Awesome!!!
Some places on opposite sides of the United States have the same or similar names, such as Astoria, Oregon and Astoria, New York
Don't forget about Portland, Oregon (
Just like there's a "Middletown" in most states, and most states have an Orange County.
@@unclecoolie Aren't there more "Springfields" than there are states?
@@trevertravis8963 I don't know, but that's a name that can be found in about every state.
Thanks for videos
My pleasure!
Love a San Antonio road trip!!! Going to be taking one myself in a few weeks
Cool. It's a nice city.
Virginia 0:10-1:00:27
North Carolina 1:00:29-1:35:04
South Carolina 1:35:06-1:58:25
Georgia 1:58:27-2:36:37
Alabama 2:36:39-3:25:55
Mississippi 3:25:57-4:02:28
Louisiana 4:02:31-5:02:38
Texas 5:02:40-6:17:41
2:53:22 End Of I-85.
I have a few suggestions for some future road trips:
-A straight up northbound road trip from Texas to North Dakota.
-A series of short driving trips around the US territories
- A full Route 66 road trip
- A trip starting at Washington DC, and then going all the way around close to the perimeter of the continental United States, and then ending back at Washington DC. So maybe something like Washington DC, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, lower New Hampshire, Maine, upper New Hampshire, Vermont, upper New York, upper Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, upper part of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, and then finally back to Washington DC.
I want to do a road trip up into New York and New England area this summer. The only state in the lower 48 that I haven't been to yet is Vermont, and I'm determined to check that last state off of my list soon. I would also like to do Alaska and Hawaii eventually. I've thought about doing a complete US highway trip, such as US-6, US-50, or US-66. I'm not sure when though.
OMG the part through Lake Charles, you can still see the tree damage, blown out signs, and even some blue tarps, from Hurricane Laura
Yeah.
Finally you do a Texas video
Yes. After I finish the Montgomery-to-San Antonio trip in real time, I'll be working on the trip back to Virginia from Texas, which has even more video of Texas than this one.
Yay! You went through my county in GA. :D
Which was that?
I’d like to see Cleveland to Louisville Kentucky someday. Beautiful video well done
Thank you! I might be traveling to WV, so I may be close to those areas.
@@unclecoolie great
@@unclecoolie your absolutely welcome I was talking about I-71 the entire length
@@logandetwiler4483 Gotcha. I've never driven on an entire interstate from end-to-end except for I-66. I drove on 99% of I-95, but that's about it. I want to do an entire US highway, such as US-50 from end-to-end, or US-6 because I grew up near where US-6 passes through upstate NY.
Thanks for this one Uncle I was seriously wondering when will you do a trip across the the south...... Though in the future I hope you will do the entire trip"say Arizona to Georgia or possibly across I 40 from Barstow California to Wilmington NC 😊😊😊😊😊😊
I'm not sure that I'll do another trip through the deep South anytime soon, but I do plan another one out west later this year. I'd also like to eventually do a complete US-6 or US-50 road trip at some point.
Yayyyyyyy a Roadtrip through 4 new States:
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas.
I checked off several other states on my way back to Virginia. I'll upload that video after I finish the real time versions of this trip.
@@unclecoolie Sounds Good😄👍
@@unclecoolie So can you tell me some of the states you are planning to go through during your way back to Virginia
@@floridaandpuertoricomappin9893 Sure, it was, in order: TX, OK, AR, TN, KY, WV, VA. I checked off two new states that I'd either never been to or never driven though: OK and AR.
@@unclecoolie Ok can't wait😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Damn you really went hard on that second day! Left at 6 AM and reached around 9 PM! 15 straight hours of driving! You must have been dearly tired after that.
I was tired. The severe delays in the Houston area are why I was late in getting into S.A. I was expecting to get in over an hour earlier.
@@unclecoolie Wow that must have been rough. Good job though, you grinded and got it done. Hoping to do a cross country road trip soon.
Hello! Did you ever show your setup? I make big trips myself occasionally and I would love to try something like this (just for personal/family use). I looked through the comments in your most popular videos but couldn't find anything. Please continue to post them as possible, these videos really are so enjoyable.
Hi. Thanks! I haven't made such a video yet. I plan to make one by the end of the year. I want to finish the real time version of this trip, plus the trip back to Virginia from Texas videos before I make that how-to video.
Can you do a road trip from Houston to Cape Canaveral?
Maybe one day. I've been thinking about an I-10 road trip at some point. I will be doing a couple of different road trips in the next few months.
As a fellow road tripper originally from Virginia, I love these videos! I assume you generally don’t go into cities for time (example: you could’ve gone through Selma and hence over the Edmund Pettus Bridge). What made you go through Laurel, MS? Lastly, why did you go through New Orleans instead of taking 12 directly to Baton Rouge? Thanks for sharing these with us!
Thank you. I chose to go through Laurel because of a show on HGTV that my wife and like called Home Town that takes place in Laurel. I also drove through New Orleans because I had never been there before.
@@unclecoolie that all makes sense. It must kill you not to be able to explore these places as you drive by. Maybe someday!
@@cubanmop Yes, I wish that I could spend more time exploring like I did in my August 2017 trip during which I drove 4,400 miles over six days and visited over a dozen national and state parks. I'm hoping to do such a trip again later this year.
I like the 7:05am start. There is something to be said for the scenery of a drive starting early in the day, closer to dawn the better. Google says dawn was at 6:46am & sunrise at 7:13am so you beat the sunrise.
Edit: Around 3 hours in, I see you beat dawn on the second day.
I like to get an early start when I do long road trips. I tried timing it so that it is already starting to get light out when I begin my drives. I had made a mistake in planning the 2nd day of this trip in that I underestimated how long it would take me to drive from Montgomery to San Antonio, which is why I left much earlier than sunrise that day.
An another note: the spring equinox was at 11:33AM EDT on the first day of this drive.
2:17:25 Fulton County Georgia.
Great video as usual, UC! Did you do a one way rental, or did you drive all the way back home?
Thanks! No--I rented and dropped of the car (2021 Nissan Altima) from Dulles Airport. I will upload the TX-VA trip after I upload the real time version of this video.
I have a request for a future video. Can please do a road trip from Los Angeles, CA to New Orleans, LA?
I've gotten a lot of requests for a similar road trip. I plan to do another southwest road trip later this year, but I haven't determined what the routing of it will be yet.
I'd like to see you drive to Boston again, but don't take i95 north all the way, only take it upto new york past Bronx and then get on Merritt/Wilbur cross parkway and head on to i84 east until u reach i90 east/mass pike and head 50ish miles for Boston. Much more scenic drive this way and alot shorter than if u head there via Providence. Also the road is 3 lanes all the way on each side totaling 6 except for Merritt parkway but that's 4 total lanes for 30ish miles. If u have Waze u can use that to also go to Boston, Waze recommends that route, I used it to go to Boston a week ago.
I'll take that into consideration, as I plan to drive up to that part of the country again this summer. I'm not sure that I'll make it to Boston proper, but I'll see.
Great car Journey across America 🇺🇸🚗🇺🇸
Thanks.
@unclecoolie Productions Cant wait to see this trip in real time to San Antonio, TX. I love the scenery in the south.
I'm working on Day 1 right now. I hope to have it uploaded within the next week or two.
Uncle Coolie is back!:)
I'm early for once lol. Finally a new road trip
I find it interesting you put the speed in Km/H and not MPH since this is USA.
I generally use metric for time lapse and imperial units for real time versions. Two-thirds of my viewers of the time lapse videos are from outside of the U.S., and about half of my real time video viewers are from within the U.S.
hey you should do shelton WA to st louis MO
I want to do another western road trip, but I'm not sure where yet.
@@unclecoolie oh, well the reason why i asked these towns is cuz shelton is my home town and missouri is where ive been to so i thought it would be cool to see a drive there instead of an airplane trip
@@skeleton819 You should do that road trip yourself and record it.
@@unclecoolie i am actually going to cannon beach in OR recently so i may record it, of course you dont have to do the trip i suggested i was just putting it out there
Great drive and the view! Will you upload in real time next?
Thank you! Yes, I will, then I'll work on the video of the drive back to Virginia from Texas after that.
This one looks more interesting..... let's get on it right away
1:00:26 Entering Future I-785
I noticed that because I saw signs for that on US-29 through there.
I follow you from the city of Daraa in Syria
I love these videos. What are you using to get this incredible overlay on footage?
Thanks! I use the Garmin Virb Ultra 30, which records GPS information, and a 512 micro SD card that can hold 16 hours' worth of UHD video. I back up the micro SD card each night onto an external hard drive. The Virb software extracts the GPS data and displays the types of information that I choose, and I create the graphic overlays, including the map overlay. I do all of the editing with Final Cut Pro.
@@unclecoolie I can see the effort that went into it! Thank you for this thoughtful and insightful response. I’m starting to document local drives for fun and love seeing how everyone else is approaching it. Keep up the great work!!
@@chreesto Thanks! I think once I finish editing my latest video and uploading it, I'll do a how-to video.
@@unclecoolie omg that would be super cool!! Great stuff.
Me wonders, 2.
How were gas prices back that way? I"m in CA, and they are nearing $6/gallon now.
I remember gas prices being around 3.50-4.00 per gallon on this trip. The cheapest price near me now is about 4.80 per gallon, and some Exxons and Shells here have it above 5/gallon.
YAY! Now pls if you want do a South Canadian Road trip
One day I'd like to. I've never been to Toronto outside of a plane, so that will be part of a drive. I also want to drive up to Alaska, so driving through at least British Columbia is very likely.
I like your videos 😁
Thank you!
Первый раз Техас на канале,поздравляю😉😉😉
Yes! I had to go to San Antonio for work, so I took advantage of it by doing this road trip. I have video of the drive back to Virginia from San Antonio, but I'll upload that video after I post the real time version of this trip.
Have you considered putting the Mile/Kilometers traveled from Origin to destination together on the data screen?
I can't put the total distance covered because, for some reason, each time the camera is shut off (at pit stops usually), it resets the distance counter back to zero. I used to still show the current distance, and then added a text box below showing the total distance covered up until the last reset. But I also discovered that sometimes the accuracy of the distance covered is off. That's why I don't show distance anymore.
Why do you not have no sound in your videos
No, I usually mute the time-lapse videos. I often add music to the short time-lapse videos, and leave the ambient audio for the real time videos.
254 Counties.
awesome ...which camera are you using? how do you imprint the map and all the text in the video?
Thanks! I used the Garmin Virb Ultra 30, which records GPS information. The Virb software extracts the GPS information and puts it on the video per my customization, and I create the overlays, including the map overlays, and then I do all of the video editing using Final Cut Pro. The Virb software just puts the white route line, which I use to create the map overlays. One day I'll make a how-to video of how I make these.
@@unclecoolie that will be helpful, a how-to video.thank you.
0:17 6:05 AM
omg it's me at 5:35:26 car with plate 8P4 2433 🤩
Oh wow!
Too fast lol. But yay for the new video! :)
I'll be uploading the real time version of this trip next in two videos.
@@unclecoolie Now that's what I like lol. Glad you are doing to post the trip in the real time version. :). Any new trips after San Antonio?
@@focusstrider2390 After I post the two real time videos of this trip, I'll post the videos of the trip back to Virginia from Texas. I plan to go to Las Vegas in September for work, so I will likely take a few days and do some more driving in that part of the country. I may do another trip this summer, but not sure where yet.
excelente me gusta tus videos
Thank you!
Goooood from iraq i wonder how much x speed of this video is
Thanks! It's a 4x normal speed. I will be uploading the first day of this trip in real time within the next week or so.
I'm wondering of how do they construct such wide and long interstate roads in america?
Eminent domain
How Do You Put That Map On There.
The white route line is generated by the camera's software, and I create the map overlay separately based on the routing of the white line.
Did you do that on your phone or on a camera?
@@jacobisworld9516 No, I used the Garmin Virb Ultra 30 with a 512 micro SD card.
Are you going to upload the rest of your real time trip to DC?
I may eventually. I want to at least finish this trip's real time videos and the video of the trip back to Virginia from Texas first.
I also like your videos
1:01:47 i'm from Rockingham Co.
Hi. I'm from just a couple of miles away from where this video starts in Herndon, Virginia.
22:22
Just so I know where I left off at
In speed x1 please
That will come next.
@@unclecoolie 👌
2:16:00 The dreaded "Spaghetti Junction"
What kind of setup do you use to overlay the navigation related information on the video?
I do all of the editing with Final Cut Pro. The GPS information comes from the Virb software that the Garmin Virb Ultra 30 uses. I create the graphic overlays, including the skeletal map overlay for the route line (which is generated by Virb). I will eventually make a how-to video of how I create these.
@@unclecoolie Thank you so much for replying. Your videos, especially the real time ones, are therapeutic. I'll be looking forward to the how to video.
What car did you use
A 2021 Nissan Altima, which I rented from Dulles Airport.
@@unclecoolie nice I like Nissan Altima’s the new ones the old ones have a bad reputation due to the drivers
@@phillies1785 I used to have an older Altima years ago. It ran well, but didn't have the bells and whistles that the newer ones have. I also drove an Altima when I did my 4,400-mile, six-day drive throughout the western states in August 2017.
How do you handle the battery in your camera, is it able to last the whole trip?
I have it plugged into the USB port of the car for power, or into a portable cigarette light-to-USB charger that I always bring on my road trips. The battery would die within 2 hours without external power.
Is it Christmas? A new UC video. Yeah yeah.
Where is your house?
I live in Fairfax County close to where this video begins.
How many miles was the trip?
1,659 miles.
Must wait patiently for real time…
That will be next, in about 2-3 weeks.
@@unclecoolie awesome!
Texas Is A Very Big State.
It sure is. One can spend an entire day just driving across Texas.
@@unclecoolie 254 Counties.
@@unclecoolie
Austin
Dallas
El Paso
Forth Worth
Houston
San Antonio
Well Texas Is Not Actually The Biggest State By Total That Would Be Actually Be Alaska Which Is Bigger Then Texas By Area. You Can Fit Texas Inside Alaska Two Times.
@@jacobisworld9516 I'd love to visit Alaska one day.
اللهم صل على محمد وال محمد goooood
Houston get a lot of traffic
Yes, but not worst than the DC area.
the map is too small on day 2 and Texas looks like its it doesn't shows Texas's true size (yes I know its accurate) but anyways VERY good video 🙂
Oh also that map would be to crazy to show on the real time version so my suggestion is that (Assuming that you made a stop) you could swap the map (seen on your longest video) but still anyways good.😎 Note this is a suggestion
The map size is determined by Virb and the white route line that it produces, and is always the same size on my videos. I make the map overlay based on that route line. I could enlarge the map in future videos, but I've already started editing the 2nd day of this one, and I also don't want to take up too much of the screen with the map overlay.
@@unclecoolie ok thanks 🙂
do you know what happened at the greenwood park mall today (as of writing) I live less than 2 miles away 😦
@@sinclairpotter9806 I haven't heard anything.
do one in mexico
One day.
Can you post videos in real time and thank you
Yes, that will be my next video, one for each day of this trip. It will be 2-3 weeks before I get day 1 of this trip uploaded.
Where are you, come with more beautiful works, show up
I'm still here, but I've become really busy lately, so video editing has been slow. I'm about to travel for a week, but I will try to resume editing after that.
do a long trip at real time
That will be my next upload.
I though the whole of USA is developed with NO bushes and that the roads were all DUAL😨😧😳😳😯😬🤥🤥😶
Spoliers!!! Half the video was this guy sitting in houstons traffic😭🤣🤣
Haha. I did hit some traffic in and around Houston.
@@unclecoolie lmao I deal with it every day
@@thomasgarcia8118 I live in the DC area, so I'm used to traffic too.
Mississippi the poorest state
Forgive me, I’m not American, but was that a civil war battlefield at 4:25?? I’ve been watching VTH’s videos of civil war battlefields and that looks suspiciously similar with the fences.
Nothing to forgive. I'm not totally sure myself, but there are lots of civil war memorabilia around northern Virginia, and that spot is likely another location.