BRITISH GUY Reacts to Visiting America! (Florida Keys Road Trip) *THIS IS BEAUTIFUL* 

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18:56 This isn't an alarm, this is TAPS. It's played when lowering the American flag at sunset and at the graveside service of American service members. I'm surprised he doesn't know this.

Retired ER nurse here, please use sunscreen even if it’s cloudy. If you are wearing sandals or barefoot on the beach, put sunscreen on your feet! Because of the humidity your sweat does not evaporate and cool you. It is easy to get dehydrated and overheated. Those things being said Florida is a great place to visit. Go to Gatorland when in Orlando it is so much fun. Love the channel!✌🏻🫶🏻

Lifelong Floridian. You can expect the temps in the Florida Keys and South Florida to be around 35-40 degrees celsius with 100% humidity for much of the year. Our emergency rooms are full of tourists who didn't anticipate how hot it can get. Dress appropriately. If you never wear sunscreen, start doing it there. Broad-brimmed hats are very helpful. Bring extra pairs of sunglasses. Shorts, open-toed shoes/sandals, and athletic shirts (sweat-wicking) ones can also be very helpful for tourists. It might be helpful to bring a mini portable fan you can carry around and always carry a cold drink with you. Don't be alarmed if you see Floridians wearing full suits, hoodies, and jeans during the middle of summer. We're accustomed to the heat and carry on with work. Tourists can seriously get hurt if they don't dress appropriately.

Fun Fact: It is almost the same distance from Pensacola to Key West as it is from Pensacola to Chicago. Florida is a huge state!

Matt is from a small town in South Carolina. Nat was actually raised in Germany (parents were airline employees pilot/flight attendan)t and moved back to Florida when she was about 12 or so. If you go to their page, they tell their story.

I love that you are getting to come visit our beautiful country. If you have time, the oldest city in the US is St Augustine. It's about an hour and a half drive from Orlando. So worth the trip. You'll love it!

I lived in Key West in the 90s. It is beautiful and definitely worth the drive down.

Orlando to KEY West is a 6.5 hr drive. But you can fly directly to key west. So much to do and see in Key West from 80 bars and restaurants to fishing and water activities . Love Ft Zachary Taylor beach, the Tortugas and i highly recommend Latitudes restaurant on Sunset Key !

I drove from Miami to Key West. Awesome drive. Went scuba diving in Key Largo then on to Key West. My friend was driving across the seven mile bridge. She was speeding along and there was a cop waiting at the end for us. Welcome to Key West! Had a great time anyways. A three hour drive is nothing here. I drove to our family reunion in Wisconsin. Four hours each way. Drove up from northern Illinois to beautiful Door County. Had a nice visit, drove back. Yep, I’ve had alligator, no, not in Wisconsin.

i cant lie, every time you post i sit down with a cup of coffee and make myself comfortable lol

summer in the keys is brutal.., we went in june and were there for almost 2 weeks and it was BRUTAL.. mostly 100.. you are melting from the humidity.. it will slap you back inside..

Ahhhh the beautiful SUNSHINE state 🌞 Pack your sunscreen Adam!!

Southern Florida is warm and sunny even in the middle of winter. 😎🌴☀

Hi Adam! I love your channel. You have a charming and open personality, and it feels like you are "talking to me." As a homebound disabled old lady, that brightens my day. You have a great voice and rhythm, too. Love and blessings to your new baby daughter, your partner, and to you! Karen

Orlando to the Florida Keys is a LONG drive.

I've lived in VA, DC, RI, CA, FL and driven across the US twice. Florida is the only state that sated my wanderlust. I love it here.

Btw Henry Flagler built the Florida East Coast Railway which runs from Jacksonville to Miami. In 1912 He extended the railway to key west so it was a train bridge not a road bridge at the time. In 33 a hurricane destroyed the bridge and years later the state of Florida built the first road bridge using what was left of the RR bridge and later built the new one that is used today

I was born and raised on the "Space Coast" of Florida in the mid-60s. My dad worked in aerospace as an engineer, working with NASA primarily. Until the early 90s, Florida was beautiful! We went everywhere on vacation. The Everglades and KW were a couple of our favorites. Back in the 60s and 70s, there wasn't much. Some mom & pop motels, shops, and small tourist attractions. The big one back then was the "Museum of Torture" and the perfume factory. There were more fishing charter boats than anything else. You couldn't pay me enough money to go there now. It's completely commercialized and a port for cruise ships. It's wall-to-wall people now and ridiculously expensive! F that! As for these morons, she's feeding Tarpon while looking towards the camera. If they weren't so well fed, one of them could easily take her finger off. If you are feeding a wild animal, you never take your eyes off them!

Florida here, the Keys are awesome. The natural beauty in Florida is spectacular, so I hope you can seek out some great places outside of the theme parks when you visit. Look up Silver Glen Springs. Not far from Orlando, if that's where you travel to.

The keys are great. It is a unique drive. We, miamians, go there all the time. It is relatively close. Now, do not go on a weekend in high season. The traffic is atrocious. I would go in the middle of the week. The upper keys, are way less interesting than the lower keys, being key west the last one. If you go you will definitely love it. The weather BTW, is always hot, but the humidity levels are more barable in the winter time. Plus there are no risk of hurricanes. Summer is hell on earth, unless you are use to the heat and humidity. Orlando is a long drive to the keys, specially key west.

I lived in St. Petersburg, (Tampa Bay area) for 24+ years and North Miami before that. Florida is the "Sunshine State". They have more sunshine than anywhere else in the U. S. The sun can be shining on one side of the street, and it could be down pouring rain on the other.

I live between Miami and Orlando and have been all over the place here. Sunsets in Key West are amazing and Orlando is just magical. ❤

Can't wait to see your Vlogs from your travels. Hearing the perspectives of people from different places is really cool. I've traveled all around the U.S. and still so many things I haven't seen or experienced here. Life is too short to see and do it all.

I believe the large fruit you asked about is called jackfruit. Supposedly it taste like mango and pear mix. I never had jackfruit. Peace!

The sunset music was not a celebration at Mallory’s Square - it’s Retreat and Taps played at sunset on The Key West Naval Airs Station.

I really like your singing

Driving through the Keys, is so worth the drive, it’s beautiful. October shouldn’t be too hot. My father was 1st generation Key West native. His father floated the house from the Bahamas (common for the keys) which is now The Knowles House bed and breakfast.

Ive lived in key west for over 20 years. It is always fun to see others around the world’s excitement for the beauty of the keys.

Tarpon are a very powerful game fish and can grow from 4 to 8 feet in length and weigh up to 300 pounds. It is said you need to know what you are getting into if you fish for them, and injuries are not that uncommon when landing or releasing them.

I lived in Florida for a while for work. Rarely gets cold except at the very northern part of the state. Fall and Winter the weather is very nice. Summer time is hot 90-95 with oppressive humidity. However, you can almost set your watch to the storms that blow up at 2 and 4 pm. Just hope it is a strong enough shower to cool things off. If it just sprinkles, the sun comes back out it gets like a sauna. It will be a great place to visit when you are going. October is perfect. Only problem with October is be weather aware. Hurricane season big time in October.

Born in Key West and still have some family there. It is definitely worth the drive (at least one time). Another way if you want to avoid the drive on the Overseas Highway is to take the KW Ferryboat Express from Marco Island (Naples) or Ft. Myers Beach on Florida's southwest coast. a beautiful, relaxing 3 hour ride to Key West. Michael

When I saw "The Keys", I started crying! Been waiting all my life for that trip! I've been to Robbie's Marina and those fish are HUGE! We went out on a boat about 5 miles out in the ocean to a lighthouse. The waves were pretty choppy but I knew it was my one chance to snorkel around a lighthouse in the ocean so, regardless of my age, COPD, Emphysema and arthritis, I went out there and it was the trip of a lifetime!!! We also went parasailing .... well worth the time and $! I ate Key Lime Pie at every place we stopped to eat! LOL It's always summer in the Keys! Temps probably never go under 70 degrees F and there's always that ocean breeze so it's not too hot either. Not like the heat we have in Mississippi! The humidity here is around 100% right now and the air is thick and hard to breathe ... not like that in the Keys!

Go to the Keys while you're in FL and get your ass to Islamorada and take a fishing charter! Check out Bud N Mary's Marina on the southwest tip. If you decide to go to Key West (the last key) you MUST stop at No Name Pub on No Name Key for an adult beverage or 7 and a bite to eat. The sunset at Mallory Square is worth the drive. Safe travels and have fun!

Key West is my favorite part of Florida. The Keys have a different vibe (in my opinion) from the rest of Florida. You are going to Orlando which is probably about a 6.5 hour drive to Key West, depending on traffic.

So excited to hear you're coming to visit for hurricane season! September is the peak, but you'll still have a decent chance at one. Hey, you might even get a tornado, now that'd be good for some clicks, right? Good luck to ya, and maybe we'll run into ya!

The keys are absolutely amazing..so much to do and see

South florida and the keys have about the same temperature as the caribbean

You need to do some national Parks videos! America has so many and as a nature lover I know you'll enjoy them

From the Florida Alabama line in the Panhandle all the way down to key west is 845 miles.

My family built a house on big pine key in 92. Have been going every summer since 83. We are about 30 min from key west and 30 min to Marathon. Big pine is famous for its herd of key deer. A miniature white tail deer that stands about 1 meter tall max. Until recently they were only found on big pine and no name key. A few groups were smuggled to the islands west towards Key West.

I was born in Florida in 1965. I still live in Florida. I love Florida. I enjoy Florida. I'm a roofer in Florida:) I know how to handle the heat:) I enjoy all that Florida has to offer. I have a Florida Keys Playlist.

My uncle currently lives in Florida and both my Grandmother and Great-grandmother lived there for many years. The 7 mile bridge is iconic! Be prepared when you go to Florida as there is harsh sun and hot weather even in October. ❤

Orlando, Tampa n Miami and all around the coasts are very touristy. This Olde Florid trip they took is amazing. We've been in SW Florida for 5 generations. Island girl in my DNA. Sarasota now. Nokomis Beach on Casey Key. is more of an Olde Florida feeling. For a football fix, FSUwill be playing Clemson at home in Tallahassee on October 5. Their season opener in Ireland in August might be easier.

I've been to Key West twice, it was great! I got to see the Atocha treasure,went snorkeling, and fell in love with the sunset celebration every evening ❤

They went to most places I went to. If anyone goes to the Florida Keys you have to hit up “Irish Kevin’s pub’ in downtown Key West, that’s a must! Before that as you drive down ‘Robbie’s of Islamorada’ another MUST feed the Tarpan but be weary lol, then ‘Hog Heaven’ looks like a biker bar on the ocean and they pig wings to eat, ‘Bahia Honda’ beach and Lorelei Cabana and Bar. laid everywhere they went haha which is most of the places I mentioned. Eat fried alligator and you must have fried conch!! We go every year. So fun.

Hey there, I live in Florida and if you are wanting to see some of our natural beauty I highly recommend checking out some of our natural springs in the area, there is Wekiwa Springs,Wekiva Springs, Rock Springs, and Deleon Springs all pretty close to Orlando just to name a few, but keep in mind this is a thing you will have to get up early in the morning for we usually get there around 6:30 - 7 am to wait in line for the parks to open around 8, good luck hope you get to give it a try 🎉

October is still VERY hot and humid in Florida. Florida has about 7 months of hot humid 90s-100s fehrenheit temps from April to November and sometimes into December. July, August, and September are the worse. I live in N.central Fla. Have been to the Keys about 4 times and LOVE it.

We enjoy your videos, keep up the good work. :) On another note.... you do realize you will be visiting Florida during the height of hurricane season....right? Two of my daughters live in Florida and are already prepping for the next which is currently brewing in the Gulf of Mexico. Have a good trip, and safe journey.

Grew up in Homestead Fl. and used the Key's as my playground during my teens ,20s and 30s. It is absolutely paradise. Drive is worth every mile. Make sure you stop by the lil marina's for great food, drink and meeting new friends.

South FL, where they are, is always warm/summer. During December, January, & February, it might be down to the 70s during the cold days, maybe a few nights in the 60s; I now live about 3.5 hours northwest of the Keys, Fort Myers area, and I've never turned my heat on, My AC is always running. I lived on the east coast of FL about 1.5 hours north of Miami and it was a little cooler, but not much. I love it here; the summers are brutal, though, gotta warn you. If you come here in July or August it's like a sauna outside.

Depending where you're going to Florida, may be a short trip or a long trip. Jacksonville to key west=8 hrs and some change. Orlando to key west=6.5 hrs. Miami to key west= 3.5 hrs.

When you go to Vegas you are not far from the Grand Canyon and my nerdy favorite the Hoover Dam. Those are both are amazing and astonishing.

summertime in florida, much like where i live in alabama on the coast, HOT and HUMID, very!! I live one state over, gulf shores in alabama in a lot like what you are watching. absolutely love where I live

I lived in Key West and it is a beautiful place to live and visit

I was just in Galway, Cork and Dublin for 10 days, it’s so beautiful there it’s just missing the warm weather.

Orlando to the Keys is a long way, that's a separate trip in itself. And yes, the weather is always sunny. But as an Irishman you picked a good time of the year to go because I really don't think you would survive the humidity in the summer months. Of course, with these strange weather patterns we've been having you never know.

Fun fact: the drive time from Atlanta to Orlando is the same as Orlando to Key West. Glad you finally made plans to visit. You'll have a great time.

The large fruit you were asking about the knobby green one near the start, looked like Jack fruit to me. No, a nugget is, 1, maybe 2 bites, a tender is the tenderloin under the breast it's usually 4-6" long, but about as big around as a nugget. Florida Keys avg. temps, high, avg. low, month to month: Jan. 74°F 69°F 66°F Feb, add 1-2°F to Jan. March add 1-2°F to Feb's #'s April, 81°F 77°F 73°F May, add 3-4°F to April's #'s June, add 3°F to May's #'s July, add 3°F to June's #'s Aug, see July's #'s Sept., 87°F 83°F 80°F Oct., -3°F from Sept. Nov., -4-5°F from Oct. Dec., -4°F from Nov.

By coming to Florida in October, you will miss the worst of the summer heat. Temps in October usually range from around 80°-90° F (26°-32° C) depending on what part of the state you are in.

I went to U Miami in the later mid-Eighties. One class had us hike the Mangrove Swamps off the Keys. It was gorgeous but there were banana spiders everywhere! Also got to canoe the Glades for that class for a day, and ride a glass bottom boat around the Keys too. That was a really great class! :D

Those crabs are called Hermit Crabs. Most kids who live near the ocean or who visit the beach will get a hermit crab for a pet. I had several of them. They need larger and large shells to use as they grow, but they don't live very long and it's difficult to cuddle with them. When you visit Florida, if you go to the same exact places they did, you can just use their B roll. Save you some time. lol

My grandpa has a house in deer keys we used to go every year for 2 months. We dont really go much now and my grandpa talking about selling it cause he to old to keep going back and fourth to Ohio and Florida. I miss going there the water so clear you can see everything in the ocean.

Check out Shaun's visit to Key West : Scottish Guy Goes to the Conch Republic (Key West)

He’s from Greenville, South Carolina

Adam, thanks for all the cool videos you post. I hope you have a great and hurricane free visit to Florida! I was also thinking that I recognized that guy too. Have a great day.

Temps at the Keys in the summer are 80’s - 90’s but because it’s on the coast, the humidity is lower.

I lived in the Florida Keys when I was a child. Loved it!

At around the 15:55 mark is the famous 'Fred the Tree', growing in the road bed of the old bridge. Look it up.

Hi Adam, I live in south Florida. Feel free to reach out when/if you come over. I've been to Key West multiple times. Live in Fort Lauderdale. Just to let you know, if you're going to Orlando, it is about 4 hour drive northwest of Fort Lauderdale/Miami. It usually takes about 3 to 4 hours to get from here to Key West. LOTS of great places to see while you're here. Temperatures here in the autumn are about mid to upper 80's F (26.6 - 31C) with night temps in the upper 70s (23.8 - 26C), Summertime temperatures are usually in the low to mid 90s F (32 - 35.5 C). Orlando is usually hotter as it's inland and doesn't have the ocean breezes that we have along the coast in south Florida and the keys.

I live in Michigan but have been across the 7 mile bridge to key west and I gotta say I was glad when we got off it. Phew!

In the Northwest Florida Panhandle with the temp plus the humidity it was 114°F today.

Go to rock Springs / Kelly park there’s no swimming during October but you still get to see how pretty our springs are. We have so many pretty springs but rock springs is the closest to Orlando.

I’ve lived in Florida my whole life, this channel has made me realize how much of life here is not common most places 😂

Had a relative that lived in Big Pine Key, on the other side of the 7-mile bridge from Marathon. Would visit them and camp there, also snorkeling at Bahia Honda State Park and Key West.

I live in Maryland and I have been to Ireland several times. I love Ireland. My dad was from Ireland. It’s beautiful.

29°C in October with high humidity. Sunscreen is needed, and you must stay hydrated.

I live in Florida been to pretty much every single place worth visiting here.

I'm from Florida (sort of...) and when you go, you have to try all the food you come across, especially the Cuban food in Miami and then the seafood when you head down to the Keys. It's a bit of a drive, but so worth it when you get down to Key West.

If you're going to Orlando in October and want to go to Key West, prepare yourself for about a 7-8 hour drive. October is when our season begins, so there's more traffic than usual. By season, I mean when the tourists and winter residents come. If you ever hear the term "Snowbird," we're referring to the people who live up north during the warmer months and come to Florida from around October to April. Be prepared for the heat and ridiculous humidity. Wear sunscreen all the time. Do not rent a car with leather/faux leather seats, cloth only. Trust me on that one. It kind of sounds like it's hell on earth here, but just take all of the advice from those of us who live here and you'll be fine. My parents went to Ireland a few years ago because her father was from Belfast. They loved visiting, but said they would never live there because it was so cold and it was only September. 😊

If you're in the Orlando area, make sure to do the Winter Park Boat Tour. Its a slow boat ride around the "chain" of lakes, including little canals. Shows what Florida is really like (at least central Florida).

Yes Florida is always sunny! June - November is hurricane season - so storms come in fast - but otherwise sunny!

Fun video, my best friend lives close to Orlando and it is lovely there. That fella looks almost identical to Ryan Nicodemus of The Minimalists and reminds me of Patrick Dempsey.

I warn you once again, the heat mixed with humidity is no joke. Winter is better to come around.

I live between Daytona Beach and Orlando! Daytona Beach is the most awesome and famous beach because you can drive on the beach and just park with all you need right there with you and the sand is pure white ! Also depending on when in October you could experience Biketoberfest, which is quite an experience! Motorcyclists from all over the world, live bands everywhere on Main Street in Daytona Beach!

You wouldn’t like a south Florida summer, thunderstorms every afternoon, humid as hell. That drive would take me 6hours without stopping, I live in central Florida halfway north to south. Why wouldn’t I live here, y’all don’t have to shovel sunshine. 😎

Adam keeps going about 'island life'. He lives on an island. 😅

Lived in Miami most of my life, sister in law worked in Island Morada, so very familiar with that drive and lifestyle. Moved this year to San Antonio, TX. NO REGRETS lol South FL is beautiful... Until you get sick of it... Very very quickly... Not for everyone! Great vacation destination would never recommend to live there unless you have the certain lifestyle/personality for it.

That is one of my favorite road trips. If you're in Orlando and want to take this trip, I suggest you fly to the Miami vicinity before setting off. It's almost 400 miles from Orlando to Key West and would take you about 7 hours if you didn't stop along the way.

You would fit in the American scene 100% with your personality and laid back spirit!

the guy looks familiar because he looks like he was in the three musketeers movie

This is the strip of high used in the movie True Lies ! 16:00 in video .

I can’t wait to see your reaction to fl!!! ❤️

@MoreAdamCouser You MUST go to Key West! It is so beautiful. Also, Adam…I drive 3 hours in my own state to go hike a few hours and then drive back 3 hours( from top of Georgia to the bottom is about 5 to 6 hours - depending on how fast you’re driving)… you can do it! You just need a great playlist of songs or a good audiobook. I, usually just jamming out!

Cape Canaveral is really close to Orlando and it is really cool to see. Also a very unique location that cannot be found anywhere else. Downtown Orlando is for the most part ignored by tourists but I really like it. Same for winter park. If you have the chance. The parks are massive, so they will take quite a bit of time to visit. Prepare for large crowds since they have horror nights all the month of October in preparation for Halloween. At least if you're visiting universal studios. It is fun, but everyone and their momma go there those dates.

Our best friends live on Big Pine Key. We live in Charleston, SC so it's a quick flight to Key West. It's a different way if life there. We love it.

I lived in South Florida for the past 56 years. I love fishing and fished up and down Florida Keys as well as Everglades National (Florida Bay). It's a beautiful place, but it's become congested and not as quiet as it used to be. It's not ruined yet, but it will be sooner rather than later. Great place to visit if you're in Florida.

Florida is called the Sunshine State and we get over 300 days of sunshine each year. I am so glad I moved here 5 years ago from NY. The only bad time of year in Florida is Summer (June, July and August) due to the brutal heat.

As a born and raised Florida man, you need to visit Sarasota at least once in your life. Siesta Key is an amazing beach, especially the sand. I've seen people from as far away as Albania visit. 🏖

Summer temperatures are 88 F to over 100 F. The rest of the year is 70 F to 85 F.