Finding Things In New Mexico I Never Knew Existed - Day SEVEN of Cross Country Road Trip 

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For those of you who don't know, Whites Sands isn't sand, but rather gypsum

I live in New Mexico and I think you did a good job of capturing the odd, sandy, expansive weirdness, serenity, and beauty of this great state.

I’m guessing RU-vid suggested this because I live in NM, but the commentary was fantastic

As a New Mexico resident, thank you so much for showing off some of the neater and quirkier parts of our state that aren't seen by many otherwise. And those birds on the left were quails.

We love our Enchanted State of New Mexico. Thank you for strolling through & sharing your journey.

I prefer this type of Adam so much more than Disney and Universal!

Look at the size of that......country! I'm from teeny tiny UK and the size of the USA never ceases to amaze me. Your vlogs the last few days have really shown the vastness. If that's even a word! Cheers

14:18 They are quail birds. Thanks for sharing!! I was born in Las Cruses, New Mexico. Land of enchantment! I didn't grow up there though. So it's nice to see you going through parts of New Mexico that I've never seen before. 😊💖

New Mexico resident my whole life. It always seems like you go back in time seeing all the small old buildings in some towns. Quiet and beautiful

Living in northern New Mexico most of my life. Thank You for sharing the southern part of the state. It does have it's own amazing qualities to add to our Beautiful country.....

Welcome to the Land of Enchantment my friend.

Yes, I'll join you. I shall!

The bird is a quail, and it's Lordsburg not Lordsville

I DON'T WANT THIS TRIP TO END! PLEASE.

13:28 I always wondered where they grew PVC pipes. Great video as always Adam. Amazing to see how expansive (and empty) parts of our country are while other areas are so overcrowded.

I love all of the “nooks & crannies “ of backroad America that you explore Woo. Great Job Sir, Great Job.

Adam...your conversations w/animals are everything. Ur videos are always great,but the last few have been superb!👈👈

I live in Oregon now but I'm from Aztec NM. I miss home.

Born and raised in new Mexico I love it here

Nm is a beautiful state. The southern part is so different Than the northern area (bigger cities, mountain ranges and native pueblos/casinos. Waay up north is very green.)

It's definitely the Land of enchantment. Born and raised in Belen New Mexico.

Just wanted to say thank you for the simplicity of your videos and wow what great content and wonderful things to see what makes the USA a great nation keep on going

So I live in Las Cruces, NM and one of my really good childhood friends father paints these water tanks ! It’s really interesting seeing the scale and progress of the tank paintings! Pretty cool seeing your video !

this state is New Mexico USA! A state since 1912!!

Oil field workers are called Roughnecks. Their craft is roughnecking.

I enjoyed watching the dailywoo and the carpetbagger travel vlog this whole week 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

You missed Vaughn. Crossroads of New Mexico. Between Santa Fe and Roswell.

I love it when you talk to the animals . You make me Laugh ❣️Thank yoU

The white sand without an ocean is stunning...to say the least! Loved it👍🏻

Those oil pumps are called pump jacks, also known as "nodding horses" and the "post" is called a stack!

The old Adam seems to be coming back. You know the guy that was less serious at times.

Loved all the animals waiting for you....and the food of course!! Great video Adam

Lol Take it from a farm girl, your to close to the spray of the crop duster. Be careful. Safe travels. Love the vids.

That crop duster is the coolest. The train in the background. You never fail me Adam. Carry on....carry on.

It's nice that you stop in these places and video instead of driving by and filming. It takes a lot more effort taking those off the beat roads and stopping to video. It makes you...the woo...Great job.

when you stopped in Cloudcroft, a short side trip would have taken you to the official location of Smokey the Bear.

That's so cool that you came through new Mexico I live in Roswell born and raised my great great great grandfather was sheriff Brady who was killed by Billy the Kid

White Sands is where the opening scene of Young Guns 2 was filmed.

I guess something was telling me to subscribe? I just watched your previous video of Alabama and then this one came up. I am from small-town Alabama and after joining the Air Force, was stationed in New Mexico (in the exact area you are filming White Sands, Cloudcroft, etc). Met my wife and we had our first son there. Tons of nostalgia there for us. Thanks for your videos Adam. BTW, love that you went through Hope and Mayhill. Probably a population of 100 people between the two places. 95 of which, live in Mayhill. lol!

I'm so glad you went through New Mexico! You went through the area where some of my family lives! Thank you Adam!

Welcome to the True Volcano State! Yep, Here in New Mexico! We have Every type. Super as well & Marrs, Which can Only be found here. Anyway, I am from Sliver City NM. But was Raised in Deming. There are many, many things to do here. As well as watch our Thunderstorms 🌩, and Sunsets and Sunrises. U will really Love them.

Thanks for the pictures from home. Living in Maine, I miss the brown and stark emptiness of NM.

Love this type of vlog. You rock. Welcome back to travel. You do interesting vlogs.

Don’t want this to end

Giant Chili Pepper is Las Cruces NM.....Spent many of days there...

Been following you for a couple of years... Love your travel blogs on back roads like you've been doing this week the best!

"Probably should have washed my hands first" as he crunches the jumbo corn snacks. ha-ha! Man, New Mexico is quite beautiful! This was the best day, as far a the views go (in my opinion). I believe those birds are Quail. Another great entry Adam the Woo, thanks!

Old School. Love it.

Probably should've washed my hands first LOL...I'm sure you were glad the geese were behind the fence! Loved the video!

I have enjoyed the trip thus far...America so beautiful still...

Love the travelogue, but having lived in Eastern New Mexico for 8 years. You never leave a town with less than a tank full of gas!

white sands is a must if you come through NM

Loved the crop duster. Where I grew up in Ocala Florida there was a crop duster business that had an airstrip right behind us. The pilot said he used our chimney as a guide to center land his plane. Imagine the noise! It was all well and fine until he crashed into our yard one early am. Within a few yards our living room. He was a WW2 pilot and the plane was almost as old as him. My Dad extricated him out of the burning plane and the first thing he said was it must have been a bird nest in the engine. Quite a character!

As a New Mexican I’m happy to see you show the nice parts of southern New Mexico 😊😊 everyone just thinks Albuquerque when they think New Mexico

I’m living in Roswell and have been to all of the places you went through. Lincoln, NM is an awesome place just north of where you traveled. It was the epicenter of the Lincoln Co. War and features the courthouse where Billy the Kid made his famous escape. Great video!

This makes me want to head through NM again. This was great

This is the first video I have seen of you, I actually have lived in Lovington NM, my entire life up until about 2 years ago then I moved to Hobbs NM, which is literally 14 miles away XD. I loved seeing someone who wasn't from here come and admire my homeland. This video was pretty dang amazing! Everywhere you went I have spent my life visiting and seeing it through someone else and reacting to it in a positive way is eye opening. Thank You.

5:54 hope this sign will never be a thing of the past

Stumbled across these videos this morning before work, completely cheered me up. I love it, very enjoyable. Thank you:)

Should've gone to Lincoln county, where Billy The Kid escaped

Welcome to New Mexico glad you loved it! I'm from Albuquerque!

Most of those birds on the mural were Quail. I am so loving these videos...am sad that tomorrow is part 8 and the last. I had never seen White Sands before.... I had only heard about it. Thank you for taking the time to show us!

As a Winnipeger, from Manitoba, Canada. i am truly impressed with the Americana landscape you brought to my attention. Sad to see how many people have left the small towns for the big cities! thank you for your diligent and caring tour of the Road less traveled. Looking forward to seeing more.

So awesome, Adam! One of my favorite videos!! Loved the part starting at about 8:00 Leading up to: "Probably should have washed my hands first!" I literally laughed out loud!! Loving your travels!! Stay safe, Friend! ⛽🚙

I’m glad you managed to capture some of the beautiful statues in Artesia. It doesn’t have much to offer, but the statues are pretty cool. Been through the mountains to Alamogordo countless times. My kids love the petting zoo. Too bad you didn’t make it through Roswell or to Carlsbad Caverns.

Amazing video! Adam, I love your commentary as much as the scenery-----makes them interesting and fun! Thanks!

The bird with the feather sticking up is a Gambale Quayle and the others were Mearns Quayle. There are several varieties of Quayle in the Southwest.

Glad you were able to make it to Las Cruces. The water tank and the giant Chile are quite familiar. Shame you couldn't include some of the other tank artworks

I've lived in New Mexico for the past 3 years. It's a very beautiful state and I think you did a great job showing the lesser known parts. Even to New Mexico natives, few people have seen or even heard of the more eastern towns and cities like Artesia. Wish you could have shown more of Cloudcroft and Las Cruces- both of which are very unique. By the way, on your way out of Las Cruces all of those trees being planted are most likely Pecan trees. New Mexico is a leading state in producing Pecans. There's tons and tons of them everywhere. Hope you get a chance to come back and see more some time! :)

Awesome video. This series has been enjoyable... most enjoyable. You have a knack for this style of video

Passing through my neck of the woods....err desert ❤️

I remember whin the dairy Queen was still open there in Deming.

This has been my favorite day so far. I love road trips and seeing these little towns. White Sands National Monument was very cool. Don’t expect to see that in the middle of the desert.

I'm down here in Hobbs, the big one you missed right at the start of your trip! I only watched this one video of yours so far but I'm hoping you passed through Ruidoso (don't miss the casino!) Cloudcroft where things are actually pretty and amazing! And can't forget Carlsbad for both the Carlsbad Caverns National Park and Living Desert State Park!

Adam, I appreciate you! I can travel the country & not leave my house!!!🌃👩🏽‍🦰 Keep em coming!

I'm happy to see he actually bothered to stop in Deming. Its good to see the hometown get acknowledged.

I live in Roswell, NM. I wish you'd come through so I could meet you some time.

That fire burning from a post is called a flair it's to burn of h2s gasses

Watching this makes me so homesick for NM! I loved the mountains and wide opened spaces!

I've been driving to NM for the past 8 years since I met my wife I love everything about the state soon it will be my new home

I am enjoying this crosscountry trip back to CA, Adam. Sorry we only have one more day. I just can't get over the absence of people. I always love your conversations with animals.👏🏻😂🤣 Just a reminder to watch the ads... Thanks, so much, Adam.🤠😁

Wow White sands national park has changed so much since the last time I was there almost 30 years ago. Too bad you didn't stop at the space museum in Alamogordo.

Our country is endless and so vast. Living in big cities and their suburbs we forget how beautiful it is. Thnx for bringing us along on ur trips Adam and letting us temporally escape the chaos!

The cute little birds in the mural at the end of the NM vlog are Gamble’s Quails. My favorite

One of my daughters favorite places to visit is the petting zoo in mayhill! Glad you got to see the neck of the woods I get to call home living in Alamogordo!

G'Day Adam you should come Down Under (Australia)🇦🇺 And do a road trip.👍😃

Awesome to see a tourists thoughts and opinions on our beautiful state. We take for granted many things living here. Were truly blessed. City Of Natural Lakes N..M

Oh man I grew up in that part of the world (Las Cruces is where I was born and I lived in Alamogordo for like a year, 1990) and we'd visit White Sands regularly. we used to bring stuff to slide down the dunes and spend a day in the white sand, and yeah we'd get the worst sunburns because the white sand reflects the sunlight soo much. I've been hoping you'd visit white sands one day. You need to visit Carlsbad Caverns on your next go through the Land of Enchantment.

I am from El Paso used to go every weekend to White Sands missile Range yes it is brighter there LOL like you said I think the sun reflects from the sand.

From my experience watching the old cartoon "Doug", that bird is a Quail.

Adam, this was a GREAT Vlog, not that your others are not but this makes me feel like your vlogs were back in the day! Keep em coming!

2:26 brings to mind the famous cropduster scene in "North by Northwest." Fortunately, in this case, it was actually dusting crops.

A belated welcome to New Mexico! I'm glad you got to see our painted water tanks and murals which apparently other states and cities don't do as much? On that final mural, the bird with the little plume coming from its head is a quail :) Great video

12:16 could be a flat bottom tank holding water, not counting this, because of the area it is in. So 1 Watertower today, and 31 total.

Wow! I have not seen those white sands since I was 17! I'm 52 now so that was many years ago😁. I went on a road trip with my aunt and uncle and they took us there but at that time there was no walk way we just climbed all over the sand. Thanks again for sharing!👍

Check out the London bridge in Lake Havasu city Arizona.

I live in Socorro and ya in Mew Mexico you can find alot of crazy stuff.

Canjilon Lakes by Chama/Colorado border is a bueatyful place to visit and go fishing now w/Covid

What a refreshing take on the non-tourist areas of NM...thanks for sharing!