@TheDailyWoo So Happy for you for this soon to be 500k accomplishment 👍🏽💯🤘🏽Whatever you plan and record in recognition of this occasion, I will be watching and hitting that 👍🏽🤣
SO glad to see you back to the historic, lesser-known adventures. Disney is nice, but I especially love watching the videos of historic places or other locations I've never heard of.
So fun to see the "calm" parts of Florida where you can go at your own pace to learn the history of the state. You doing the tour with Tampa Jay was great to see too. Cool to see all your fellow Florida youtubers so happy to see you there again.
I watch Little House on the Prairie every day love that show going through this with you Adam the woo I feel like I stepped in 1800 with Little House on the Prairie thank you Adam and enjoying this
LOVE LOVE LOVE this one!! We have a very similar Pioneer Museum out here in AZ that we visited last summer so this is right up our alley. Always love to see ones and are originals as well. We're a complete sucker for old pioneer things.
I love all these places from the American pioneer days. The church reminded me of my grandparents old church. The school did remind me of the one in Little House On The Prairie. I probably love old things like this because I grew up around antiques in my grandparents old house from the civil war years. My grandparents from both sides were old. The front of that old truck looked like it had a smiley face on it smiling at you. Thank you for sharing this with us. God bless you
P. S. I love those fans. Some of the older churches used to have them. There’s an old country store in North Carolina where I got one. Don’t know if they still have them. My late grandmother in law had saved some of those kind of fans over the years before her passing.
Hello 👋 Adam! That Was Great! Peaceful Day at Pioneer Village. You had the whole place to yourself. Awesome 😎. I Love ❤️ Walking around these type of places. Ever Been to Pioneer Village in Minden, NE.??? You Need 2 Days to see it all. Started by the Man who Invented Plastic Wrap. He Lived to be 93 years old. Horacio Alger Award Winner at 88. He Literally Collected Everything from 1850-1950. He has the Tiny Train Depot from the Town where his Mother arrived from 🇳🇴 Norway. The Assayers Office that held the official papers for their homestead. Unbelievable Things. Thnx, I Think I’ll Watch This Again. CJ
Always love you’re attention to the details, Adam. It’s videos like this that should encourage FL visitors to get outside the theme parks a bit and see some *real* Florida. The more folks visit places like Shingle Creek, the better these little parks will get. Great video. Thank you.👍🏼🤘🏼😎
I watched when you walked around the outside. so happy its open and you got to go in, I love these vintage buildings. Nice to see Tampa Jay with you as well,
I’m the same age as you, and I grew up going to my great-Aunt’s house in Kentucky. When I was younger she only had an outhouse (and no indoor tub/shower either). But about 15 years ago she finally put an indoor bathroom in her back bedroom....and she still prefers the outhouse!
When I visited Orlando this January, my nephew and I took a day off from visiting Disney/Universal and visited Pioneer Village in the morning. So glad I did. It's only $8 but you learn so much about the history of this area. I encourage anyone and everyone to visit living history parks like this. It's so rewarding and one never knows how much longer they'll be around.
This place reminds me so much of Batsto village in Southern New Jersey. I love about 20 minutes from there and love walking around. If you ever find yourself in South Jersey it’s as wonderful place to visit.
That place is fantastic. I wish I could visit. Always been fascinated by pioneer history. I have ancestors who left the UK for the US in the 1880’s and took part in the Cherokee Strip Land Rush in 1893 settling in Oklahoma. That’s about all I know since I am in the UK but the idea of doing that has enthralled me since I was a child. One day I hope I will trace my ancestors footsteps but until thank you for visiting this Florida version of events, was brilliant. 👍
This was nice to see. I can remember Granny & Grandpauls' outhouse & using it in the middle of the night. My Mother would take all 4 of us at the same time. It was so beautiful seeing the stars sparkle like diamonds in the night. There were no street lights back then. That's been a very long time ago.
Hi from tucson arizona thanks for having me along this is fun always love watching adam the woo in his element always learning something from the woo so a big thank you very much
I am so going to add this to our places to visit next time we holiday in Florida, it will be a nice thing to do instead of the theme parks. My Nan still had a tin bath & outside toilet in the 80’s I can remember it vividly as it was so cold in the winter.
Hey Adam. Glad you showed Tampa Jay some love. As I said on his channel it's cool that you and a few others are on each others channels. Usually i don't see many let others into their youtube world.
Firstly, I can not imagine 11 children and 2 parents in that teeny, tiny house consisting of 1 room and what looked like a closet with a bed in it! Plus the unbearable Florida heat - how did anyone live here before a/c? Secondly Adam, I love how you can always work a Back to the Future reference in! lol Love you Adam!
This was cool to see. If you've never been to Bodie, CA, that's a must see for a look into a great abandoned mining town. All building are original and kept up to a certain point. It has the feel of Knott's Ghost Town.
Hey Adam been enjoying your videos during these crazy times. Hopefully you can do another back roads trip soon love seeing all the off the beaten path things you find!! Stay safe and as always looking forward to the next vlog.
@@TheDailyWoo I figured that there wasn't any plans for one at this time just wishful thinking. Plus with all the shutdown would probably be a waste of time and resources. Oh well I still have your old daily adventures to watch and enjoy for the time being.
Congrats on all the subscribers you deserve it thanks for having me along in this old town pioneer village this is so much fun thanks again for doing these videos there awsome
Id like to live there now!!I had those desks in the 1950s.Thank you for protecting the chickens!!!Better then they do on Survivor!!Your getting popular 5 commercials today!!
At the Florida State Fair Grounds in Tampa, there is also a village like this. Living around Tarpon Springs and elsewhere, seeing houses up on blocks is common even today. In fact they come up forsale, along with the homes in the older parts of Tarpon Springs. So much history in Florida if you search it out.
In Rochester Ny in normal times Monday closures for museums and art gallery locations was common. Our Memorial Art Gallery had even gone to only being open weds through Sunday. Currently none of these establishments is open as far as I know.
Another great video. The sugar cane grinder reminded me of the one they have in operation at Dollywood. It's over by where you board the train. I hope you make it back there soon.
I love these kinds of places. Back then the work was hard but fulfilling. Probably slept better then also with a pure conscience and a good tired. My husband's pappy never would use the newfangled indoor plumbing, he died age 99. Many wasn't convinced to use it until age 91! She lived to 98. I love indoor plumbing, as long as it's not next to the kitchen lol. Whose great idea was that to put them there? Lol. Safe travels home.
I live in West Palm Beach and I was over there about three years ago and a few of those buildings have some ghosts that came along with them...but they don't like talking about it too much 👻👻👻 I was told an old lady died in the house in the back, I could have sworn I saw the rocking chair rocking by itself when I was there 😳😳😳 Great video Adam👍👍👍 You should have superimposed a see-through "ghost train" coming down the tracks, that would have been super cool! 🤣🤣🤣 That antique cupboard with the screen is actually a place where they put their pies to cool....the screen would keep the flies and bugs off of them
MANY years ago when my kids were little, my husband had a job where he had a business tip to the Orlando area for two consecutive years. My kids and I had to pay our own way down to FLorida but we could stay in my husband's hotel room without having that cost. Having little money. I would find inexpensive places to take them. Wish this had been here way back then. We would surely have come here. I would have been silly like you Adam and they would have been rolling their eyes! Both years we did the FREE tour of the Tupperware HQ and received free small Tupperware items as a gift for doing the tour. Done that, Adam, or do they not do that anymore. There is this really cool fountain outside the entrance.
I was born in the 70's and we had an outside loo (live in Wales UK) and my Dad used to make us go outside to use the toilet if we were going to do a number two rather than the inside toilet! Cold at times lol
the stilt house is also known as a chikee (or chickee) hut or platform dwelling. Since the Seminoles adapted to chikees around the time of the 2nd and 3rd Seminole Indian wars, i see why the mueseum included a couple of chikees in the village. Chikees are still found in Miccosukee villages in the Everglades as well as back country areas of the Everglades National Park.
YES! FINALLY! A video with Tampa Jay, one of my top favorite vloggers. I'm glad you guys got to reunite on your visit. Question...How is the air flow quality in that Hemlock hat? I'm thinking of getting one...Being a Florida boy I need a straw hat year-round for the beach and I have to admit, that hat is styling! I noticed "TIKI Jay"was sporting one on Instagram too.
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I have something planned for 500k if it happens before I leave Florida at end of month.
@TheDailyWoo So Happy for you for this soon to be 500k accomplishment 👍🏽💯🤘🏽Whatever you plan and record in recognition of this occasion, I will be watching and hitting that 👍🏽🤣
A HairCut??
Maybe visiting the oldest town ? St.Augustine in Florida.
The space launch to Mars !!
you shall..congrats
I love these historic little towns. So much fun to walk through. I’ve never heard of this one. Thanks for showing us around, Adam.
SO glad to see you back to the historic, lesser-known adventures. Disney is nice, but I especially love watching the videos of historic places or other locations I've never heard of.
So fun to see the "calm" parts of Florida where you can go at your own pace to learn the history of the state. You doing the tour with Tampa Jay was great to see too. Cool to see all your fellow Florida youtubers so happy to see you there again.
I admire all of our ancestors for surviving those. It feels so lonely imagining what their day to day lives were like. Respect.
Lmao “No. Leave them alone!” -Adam protecting chickens from being eaten. 😂 Adam interacting with any kind of animal is so freaking cute.
Love to see old towns like that and learn the history of the places. Really enjoyed this. 🥰
I watch Little House on the Prairie every day love that show going through this with you Adam the woo I feel like I stepped in 1800 with Little House on the Prairie thank you Adam and enjoying this
The little house on the prairie was actually in Wisconsin if you're inclined to go looking.
Absolutely loved this. Really enjoy seeing the historical side of the USA...could we have some more please? Stay safe and much love.
LOVE LOVE LOVE this one!! We have a very similar Pioneer Museum out here in AZ that we visited last summer so this is right up our alley. Always love to see ones and are originals as well. We're a complete sucker for old pioneer things.
I love all these places from the American pioneer days. The church reminded me of my grandparents old church. The school did remind me of the one in Little House On The Prairie. I probably love old things like this because I grew up around antiques in my grandparents old house from the civil war years. My grandparents from both sides were old. The front of that old truck looked like it had a smiley face on it smiling at you. Thank you for sharing this with us. God bless you
P. S. I love those fans. Some of the older churches used to have them. There’s an old country store in North Carolina where I got one. Don’t know if they still have them. My late grandmother in law had saved some of those kind of fans over the years before her passing.
Hello 👋 Adam! That Was Great! Peaceful Day at Pioneer Village. You had the whole place to yourself. Awesome 😎. I Love ❤️ Walking around these type of places. Ever Been to Pioneer Village in Minden, NE.??? You Need 2 Days to see it all. Started by the Man who Invented Plastic Wrap. He Lived to be 93 years old. Horacio Alger Award Winner at 88. He Literally Collected Everything from 1850-1950. He has the Tiny Train Depot from the Town where his Mother arrived from 🇳🇴 Norway. The Assayers Office that held the official papers for their homestead. Unbelievable Things. Thnx, I Think I’ll Watch This Again. CJ
Always love you’re attention to the details, Adam. It’s videos like this that should encourage FL visitors to get outside the theme parks a bit and see some *real* Florida. The more folks visit places like Shingle Creek, the better these little parks will get. Great video. Thank you.👍🏼🤘🏼😎
I watched when you walked around the outside. so happy its open and you got to go in, I love these vintage buildings. Nice to see Tampa Jay with you as well,
Adam was very protective over those chickens!
Congrats on soon to be reaching 500,000 subscribes!
Happening soon . Woohoo
@@TheDailyWoo WOOhoo indeed!
I've been to Pioneer Village a few times and I never realized that it was like a museum that you could tour. I just went to walk the trails.
I’m the same age as you, and I grew up going to my great-Aunt’s house in Kentucky. When I was younger she only had an outhouse (and no indoor tub/shower either). But about 15 years ago she finally put an indoor bathroom in her back bedroom....and she still prefers the outhouse!
Congrats on the 500,000 milestone ,many more of them to come!!
Hello Adam - watching your vlogs have become part of my daily relaxation time with my wife. Looking forward to your 500k subscribers celebration.
Thank you for this Florida trip!! It’s been so fun seeing your adventures!!! 😁
When I visited Orlando this January, my nephew and I took a day off from visiting Disney/Universal and visited Pioneer Village in the morning. So glad I did. It's only $8 but you learn so much about the history of this area. I encourage anyone and everyone to visit living history parks like this. It's so rewarding and one never knows how much longer they'll be around.
This place reminds me so much of Batsto village in Southern New Jersey. I love about 20 minutes from there and love walking around. If you ever find yourself in South Jersey it’s as wonderful place to visit.
That place was quite interesting and cool!. Thanks Adam
Sunday morning with a cup of coffee and a new Woo video, my world is fabulous. At least for a few minutes.... Thank you !!!
Good morning Adam, always glad to have my morning coffee and watch a new video from you, thank you kind sir and thank you for everything.
Saint John's Episcopal Church now on John Young..
I really liked this... there is more to Florida than Theme Parks... my kids would run forever in that grass!! Great Vlog
Congratulations on 500K
Fantastic place to learn about history.
Cool to see Tampa Jay in your vlog! The chicken part was very funny! lol
That place is fantastic. I wish I could visit. Always been fascinated by pioneer history. I have ancestors who left the UK for the US in the 1880’s and took part in the Cherokee Strip Land Rush in 1893 settling in Oklahoma. That’s about all I know since I am in the UK but the idea of doing that has enthralled me since I was a child. One day I hope I will trace my ancestors footsteps but until thank you for visiting this Florida version of events, was brilliant. 👍
Thank you! Your videos keep us "stay at homes" alive. Viewing the USA through your eyes. Great!!
Thanks for watching
That was an awesome time man had so much fun!
Good times
TampaJay and Burt Reynolds-and the Woo! Good to see you together again!
Bro, you're such a good orator in your videos. I just love them. Always a feel good experience.
Love seeing a taste of American history , will visit when I'm allowed back, hopefully next year
Thanks for sharing a relaxing trip to the past
I went there a few weeks ago. The place is very beautiful and also very quiet and relaxing. Well worth the entrance fee.
This was nice to see. I can remember Granny & Grandpauls' outhouse & using it in the middle of the night. My Mother would take all 4 of us at the same time. It was so beautiful seeing the stars sparkle like diamonds in the night. There were no street lights back then. That's been a very long time ago.
Love seeing all these towns Adam and learning some history about them, sending love from England 🏴
I love any house with a screen porch, even better with two!!
Ahhh Tampa Jay!!!!!!!! My two favorite UA-camrs mingling and making a great video
I love old historical towns like this. There my favorites
Glad you are giving Pioneer Village some publicity. Next time I go to the Orlando area, I'll pay a visit to this place.
Hi from tucson arizona thanks for having me along this is fun always love watching adam the woo in his element always learning something from the woo so a big thank you very much
I attended a country school in Ladysmith,Wisconsin in my 6th grade. The school takes me back for sure🙂
*Awesome video!*
I especially loved the *Church!*
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Love how the smallest things like the gate bring up reminders of the Back to the Future trilogy.
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Yea that’s what happens when you’ve seen a movie way too many times
Agree!
For sure!
BrewCityGillz I think everything reminds him of BttF. It's his favorite movie.
I will check this place out someday thank you for sharing
I’ll be in Kissimmee with my wife and kids Jan 2021. Definitely going to check this place out. Love history stuff
I loved that church at the end of the video, so beautiful! Thanks for sharing. Make it a great day!
Loved the Little House on the Prairie reference!
I like when you zero in on the signage. I pause the video and read them. Good stuff.
I am so going to add this to our places to visit next time we holiday in Florida, it will be a nice thing to do instead of the theme parks. My Nan still had a tin bath & outside toilet in the 80’s I can remember it vividly as it was so cold in the winter.
Hey Adam. Glad you showed Tampa Jay some love. As I said on his channel it's cool that you and a few others are on each others channels. Usually i don't see many let others into their youtube world.
love the old stuff ! and the history
Great video, Thanks for this neat little town 🤗
Thank you for a little bit of little house on the Prairie. Gone are TV shows about teaching good values, empathy and morals. 😇
How can someone give a thumbs down to your videos? Don't appreciate the work you do!
love seeing the history of old townes, congrats on just about reaching that 500k
Firstly, I can not imagine 11 children and 2 parents in that teeny, tiny house consisting of 1 room and what looked like a closet with a bed in it! Plus the unbearable Florida heat - how did anyone live here before a/c? Secondly Adam, I love how you can always work a Back to the Future reference in! lol Love you Adam!
I loved this video. These old villages are interesting as well as being historical. Thanks, ADAM..... so close to *half a million* . 🤠🌈🧡
YAHOO
So very interesting and cool, thanks Adam!💕👍
This was cool to see. If you've never been to Bodie, CA, that's a must see for a look into a great abandoned mining town. All building are original and kept up to a certain point. It has the feel of Knott's Ghost Town.
Hey Adam been enjoying your videos during these crazy times. Hopefully you can do another back roads trip soon love seeing all the off the beaten path things you find!! Stay safe and as always looking forward to the next vlog.
No backroad series planned for a while .
@@TheDailyWoo I figured that there wasn't any plans for one at this time just wishful thinking. Plus with all the shutdown would probably be a waste of time and resources. Oh well I still have your old daily adventures to watch and enjoy for the time being.
Congrats on all the subscribers you deserve it thanks for having me along in this old town pioneer village this is so much fun thanks again for doing these videos there awsome
I tell you so peaceful and quiet there I would love to live there
I was literally just wondering if you knew Tampa Jay. I felt that you two were kindred spirits. Glad he showed up in your video! :-)
Thank you for the bit of history. I look forward everyday to your vlogs. Until tomorrow...
Thanks for watching
Id like to live there now!!I had those desks in the 1950s.Thank you for protecting the chickens!!!Better then they do on Survivor!!Your getting popular 5 commercials today!!
All your videos are so fun.
Great videos of your time in Florida Adam it's been a blast watching you have fun😁
A step back in time. Reminds me of M Night Shyamalan's movie The Village.
Congrats on your success and thanks for the videos
At the Florida State Fair Grounds in Tampa, there is also a village like this. Living around Tarpon Springs and elsewhere, seeing houses up on blocks is common even today. In fact they come up forsale, along with the homes in the older parts of Tarpon Springs. So much history in Florida if you search it out.
Love this historical tour! Thank you Adam ❤️
The church was gorgeous ❤️
Very glad to see that you guys were able to connect on this one!
In Rochester Ny in normal times Monday closures for museums and art gallery locations was common. Our Memorial Art Gallery had even gone to only being open weds through Sunday. Currently none of these establishments is open as far as I know.
That is sad. Just when people need a bit of culture and history , thanks cuomo.
Congrats on half a million Adam.
Another great video. The sugar cane grinder reminded me of the one they have in operation at Dollywood. It's over by where you board the train. I hope you make it back there soon.
I love these kinds of places. Back then the work was hard but fulfilling. Probably slept better then also with a pure conscience and a good tired. My husband's pappy never would use the newfangled indoor plumbing, he died age 99. Many wasn't convinced to use it until age 91! She lived to 98. I love indoor plumbing, as long as it's not next to the kitchen lol. Whose great idea was that to put them there? Lol. Safe travels home.
Good morning Adam. Happy Sunday, enjoying the video. Stay safe and God Bless!
I live in West Palm Beach and I was over there about three years ago and a few of those buildings have some ghosts that came along with them...but they don't like talking about it too much 👻👻👻
I was told an old lady died in the house in the back, I could have sworn I saw the rocking chair rocking by itself when I was there 😳😳😳
Great video Adam👍👍👍
You should have superimposed a see-through "ghost train" coming down the tracks, that would have been super cool! 🤣🤣🤣
That antique cupboard with the screen is actually a place where they put their pies to cool....the screen would keep the flies and bugs off of them
In the summer we slept in screened in porches just like that in Phoenix when I was a kid.
These videos of tucked away locals are so my favorite!🔥
MANY years ago when my kids were little, my husband had a job where he had a business tip to the Orlando area for two consecutive years. My kids and I had to pay our own way down to FLorida but we could stay in my husband's hotel room without having that cost. Having little money. I would find inexpensive places to take them. Wish this had been here way back then. We would surely have come here. I would have been silly like you Adam and they would have been rolling their eyes! Both years we did the FREE tour of the Tupperware HQ and received free small Tupperware items as a gift for doing the tour. Done that, Adam, or do they not do that anymore. There is this really cool fountain outside the entrance.
The fountain is great . My mom sold Tupperware for years
Love seeing other places to visit besides theme parks 🇬🇧🇺🇸😷👍
Good job Adam that looks like a nice place to visit. Have a good day.
I was born in the 70's and we had an outside loo (live in Wales UK) and my Dad used to make us go outside to use the toilet if we were going to do a number two rather than the inside toilet! Cold at times lol
Love your videos, makes me feel like im on a field trip in elementary school.
Your vlogs are so informational, love US, only wished I drove so when i come over I could go visiting some of the areas
Very nice Adam I haven't been out there in years.
I love them old timey cash registers and the type writers I also have one of them wash scrubbers
Good video Adam. Thanks.
the stilt house is also known as a chikee (or chickee) hut or platform dwelling. Since the Seminoles adapted to chikees around the time of the 2nd and 3rd Seminole Indian wars, i see why the mueseum included a couple of chikees in the village. Chikees are still found in Miccosukee villages in the Everglades as well as back country areas of the Everglades National Park.
What a beautiful Church
Adam check out Kennedy Space Center for the Mars launch in just a few days.
You are so close !!
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This would be great! I'd love to see what the atmosphere is like where the public viewing is.
Nice to see you venturing elsewhere Adam xx 💜💙
YES! FINALLY! A video with Tampa Jay, one of my top favorite vloggers. I'm glad you guys got to reunite on your visit.
Question...How is the air flow quality in that Hemlock hat? I'm thinking of getting one...Being a Florida boy I need a straw hat year-round for the beach and I have to admit, that hat is styling!
I noticed "TIKI Jay"was sporting one on Instagram too.
It’s pretty good . This hat is a different one tho but feels the same
Just watched TampaJays video too and you look great!!! You are doing amazing with the weight loss!! Congratulations! Losing weight is hard.
Thank you
Yes, each year I seem to fill out more and more despite my efforts.
Yes, each year I seem to fill out more and more despite my efforts.