TDW 1760 - The Mysterious Face In Lovers Oak

0:36 very tight quarters in here but it gets

0:36 the job

0:39 done of course the fact that I'm 6' 3 in

0:44 tall doesn't really give you a lot of

0:47 Elbow Room it appears I wasn't the only

0:49 one with the same idea to use this

0:52 parking

0:53 lot as a camping spot last night heck

0:57 yeah last night I went to brush my teeth

0:59 and instead of using the regular Colgate

1:02 I went for the travel size and to my

1:05 dismay it was not toothpaste luckily I

1:10 stopped myself before putting it on my

1:13 teeth it looks like I have some

1:15 uninvited guests

1:16 along the window sill here how you guys

1:28 doing welcome everyone Adam the woo here

1:28 starting off the day in

1:30 Brunswick

1:37 Georgia it's my second channel daily

1:37 Vlog channel it's the daily

1:39 woo on July 2nd

1:44 1898 this pot on this pedestal held the

1:51 first Brunswick

1:54 stew right inside there was the tasty

1:58 morsels of good

2:00 in a delicious concoction soup well stew

2:05 is not really a soup it's kind of like

2:06 more of a hearty it's a hearty soup but

2:09 nonetheless it is documented with this

2:12 inscription in the

2:16 concrete directly below man I love I

2:20 love to eat so this is pretty awesome

2:22 it's very windy out here as can be told

2:24 not only by the flag waving in the

2:26 breeze but also the clouds going by at a

2:28 very rapid pace

2:30 that Lighthouse is awesome but look

2:33 what's next to it a pirate ship do you

2:36 think when the schwas bucklers who own

2:38 this seaf fairing vessel retire they'll

2:40 change the name of this to the pacemaker

2:43 the sign over there says it's privately

2:45 owned wonder if the guy looks anything

2:47 like Johnny Depp I like to go up inside

2:50 the tower there the door here is

2:53 accessible the one leading up top is

2:55 locked however whoa Captain blue ear was

3:00 here if you see a gentleman running

3:02 around with an ear low painted blue

3:05 maybe he can let me up there there's a

3:07 lot of magnificent trees in this area of

3:10 town but the one up here in the middle

3:14 of the

3:15 road is the stuff that Legends are made

3:19 of given the name lovers Oak it's said

3:24 to be

3:25 900 years old

3:28 impressive most impressive in 1987 the

3:32 national arborist Association designated

3:35 this tree significant because it was

3:38 here in the bicentennial year having

3:41 lived at the time of the signing of the

3:45 Constitution and according to the

3:48 stories centuries even before that so

3:51 large in fact that you have to almost go

3:54 around it you have to purposefully drive

3:57 around it and at the base just below the

4:01 branches is this section full of I guess

4:04 you could call these knots these little

4:08 sections almost like little popping up

4:10 protruding out of the ground look at

4:13 this look at all these knots and because

4:16 of the name of this Oak I wonder if

4:20 anyone ever got

4:23 naughty up in see what I did there

4:26 naughty wow this is interesting if you

4:28 look very closely there there is a face

4:30 here you can see the eyes the nose and

4:33 even the mouth stay away from it it

4:35 might make out with you it's a little

4:38 bit of a stretch but the name of the

4:40 tree

4:42 kissing I don't know it didn't

4:53 work so much traffic out there hard to

4:53 get any privacy around these parts back

4:55 on 95 north now just cruising along at a

4:57 halfway decent pace it hit the gas and

5:00 at this engine wide open no I don't want

5:03 to go too fast because the gas mile lety

5:07 take the we no because if I do that

5:10 we're going to get like 2 miles per

5:11 gallon let me drive creti leave me alone

5:14 just to drive him crazy I got off the

5:15 interstate and on the back roads I'm in

5:17 Darion now this reminds me of mopi

5:21 Florida where Doc Hollywood was filmed

5:24 very similar I've arrived at Fort King

5:27 George State Historic Site and this is a

5:31 scale model of what the property looks

5:33 like built along the altamaha river it

5:36 is the oldest English fort on the

5:39 Georgia coast ruins of the Old Sawmill

5:42 and the way they would cut the wood they

5:44 would have two guys standing on the top

5:47 and bottom of this the guy on the bottom

5:52 would wear a large brim hat to keep the

5:55 shavings from getting in his face you

5:58 could see the actual Fort there off in

6:00 the distance built in

6:02 1721 by Colonel John Barnwell of South

6:06 Carolina 140 soldiers and officers died

6:10 none of them because of a battle wound

6:13 however the years brought many hardships

6:16 such as disease

6:18 malnutrition heat enemy threats causing

6:22 this place to be

6:24 abandoned 1727 inside the main building

6:27 you can see the spots for the cannons

6:30 but there's also holes in the wall just

6:33 about at eye level for the

6:36 muskets plenty of room to stick the

6:39 weapons through and fire at the enemy if

6:42 they started to approach three stories

6:45 tall it was also used for

6:48 storage and if you take a look out of

6:51 this

6:52 window you can see some of the

6:55 protection along the shoreline of the

6:59 river

7:00 and on the opposite side you can see the

7:02 embankment that has been created as well

7:05 as a former moat right

7:21 here these cabins would have been used

7:21 for sleeping

7:33 this is where the Slumber

7:33 happened humble

7:35 accommodations to say the

7:52 least it's hot even though there are

7:52 parts that have been maintained and

7:53 upkept there are relics like

7:56 this still out here that is

8:00 that is so cool the old stairs leading

8:03 to the guard Tower I'm not 100% sure

8:06 what this would be used for I'm guessing

8:09 for making tapestries and cloth blankets

8:12 and whatnot you would put the string or

8:16 the twine

8:17 there you would formulate your product

8:20 it's very quiet out

8:23 here along the river

8:34 pretty fascinating

8:34 stuff I love these old

8:47 forts from here you can get a

8:47 perspective on where the water from the

8:50 moat came

8:52 from they dug a ditch that led from the

8:57 river over that way and the water just

9:00 flowed

9:01 along to protect the

9:10 property pretty cool I've always been

9:10 excited by Moes around a property one

9:13 day I will own some land and I will have

9:16 a moat I will have a body of water C

9:18 encompassing it it's a bucket lless

9:21 thing for me hopefully it happens the

9:23 headstones marking the final resting

9:25 place of about a dozen of the soldiers

9:30 140 that perished out here one thing I'm

9:34 noticing

9:35 is there's no dates or

9:38 names on any of

9:47 these not a

9:47 one not one name and it could be for a

9:50 number of different reasons it might be

9:51 unknown who was laid to rest in each

9:53 spot or it could be a symbolic thing and

9:56 all these were placed here in honor of

9:59 everyone who died the ruins you see

10:01 behind the sign is the sight of an early

10:04 Spanish mission and this is what it

10:06 looked like that was then and this is

10:11 what's left now it's really easy to make

10:13 out the structure of the rectangular

10:16 building I'm glad I stopped off here I

10:19 honestly had no idea this place existed

10:22 until today if I follow this path I will

10:25 end up at the Highlander Cottage right

10:29 over there there yes

10:32 yes yes why does the Sun come up or Our

10:37 Stars just pin holes in the curtain of

10:39 night there it

10:41 is up close and personal if I walk in

10:44 here and connory the man

10:48 himself is just

10:49 chilling I'll be pretty happy you in

10:54 here Sean

11:09 there guess

11:09 not I bought this bag of Trail Mix in

11:12 the gift shop titled Southern

11:15 trash I didn't realize it was going to

11:17 be so spicy I think it's the hot Cayenne

11:19 sticks which are the major first

11:21 ingredient anytime something is listed

11:24 at the Forefront of the ingredients

11:27 packaging it's always the most prom

11:30 man these things are spicy I don't think

11:32 I can even finish these Highway 17

11:35 Northbound runs directly parallel to I95

11:39 about a mile from it pretty much the

11:41 same direction but probably going to

11:42 find way more interesting stuff on this

11:45 road like this for example there is a

11:48 small herd of

11:50 buffalo in that pasture right there and

11:53 you can see the traffic from the

11:54 interstate directly behind them shielded

11:57 by the trees

12:00 if I wasn't on this back road I would

12:01 have never noticed these guys just

12:03 hanging out

12:04 grazing so awesome not a whole heck of a

12:08 lot of people besides me on this

12:11 particular

12:12 Road all to myself The Road Less

12:17 Traveled if you will that sign

12:19 designates this spot as the location of

12:22 the smallest Church in America and there

12:26 it is right down there quaint and Co

12:30 to say the least oh there was someone in

12:33 there there's people

12:52 inside little

12:52 Podium stained

12:59 glass pretty neat little place this is

12:59 the view from the

13:06 pulpit and this has been

13:06 left just to inform people not to write

13:09 on the walls no graffiti is welcome here

13:39 for dinner I got myself some American

13:39 pasta style salad I eat this pretty

13:44 often when I'm on the road you get it at

13:46 Walmart it's like

13:48 $2.99 basically it's pasta tomatoes and

13:51 then you have your accessories here

13:54 cheese and you dump it

13:56 all inside there like so then you take

14:01 the ranch dressing you pour

14:04 that all around in

14:07 there then you mix it up

14:11 and enjoy I don't know what it is about

14:14 this about this dish but very

14:18 frequently will I eat this when I'm

14:20 traveling I use AT&T for my cell phone

14:23 data carrier and for the longest time

14:26 you could only get unlimited if you're a

14:28 grandfather in which means you had it

14:30 originally from 10 or 15 years ago they

14:32 got rid of the unlimited plan I still

14:35 had it because I never got rid of it and

14:38 now they just came out with some new

14:40 unlimited platform that I have switched

14:43 over to and I am super happy about it

14:46 because now I can tether my laptop and

14:49 other devices which is something I could

14:52 not do without Wi-Fi for the longest

14:55 time it is a good

14:56 day this is a super big blessing

15:00 especially when I am out away from Wi-Fi

15:04 I can just sit down hang out jump on the

15:06 laptop get work done on the computer

15:10 that I normally could not have done

15:13 unless I was in somewhere that had Wi-Fi

15:16 I'll see you tomorrow

15:19 Vlog over

TDW 1760 - The Mysterious Face In Lovers Oak

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