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Herndon, VA to San Antonio, TX: A Complete Road Trip

Herndon, VA to San Antonio, TX: A Complete Road Trip

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This is a road trip from Herndon, Virginia to San Antonio, Texas, done between March 20-21, 2022. The states passed through are: Virginia: 0: 09 - 1: 00: 28 North Carolina: 1: 00: 28 - 1: 35: 05 South Carolina: 1: 35: 05 - 1: 58: 27 Georgia: 1: 58: 27 - 2: 36: 37 Alabama: 2: 36: 27 - 3: 25: 56 Mississippi: 3: 25: 56 - 4: 02: 30 Louisiana: 4: 02: 30 - 5: 02: 39 Texas: 5: 02: 39 - 6: 17: 42 The weather throughout the trip was good except for some heavy rain in the Houston area
Date: 2024-01-15

Comments and reviews: 30


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.

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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.
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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
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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!
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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.
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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

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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Seems like I was guessing, I thought where the beautiful Road Works of the
Unclecoolie Productions, and soon another work of art, congratulations

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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
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1: 10: 21 Interstate 85.
1: 09: 07 Interstate 40.
2: 17: 25 Fulton County Georgia.
2: 48: 47 Momtgomery County Alabama.

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OMG the part through Lake Charles, you can still see the tree damage, blown out signs, and even some blue tarps, from Hurricane Laura
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Some places on opposite sides of the United States have the same or similar names, such as Astoria, Oregon and Astoria, New York
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FINALLY! YOU MADE A TEXAS DRIVING VIDEO! I have been waiting for this, and I am excited to watch it! Spectacular job! :)
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unclecoolie Productions Cant wait to see this trip in real time to San Antonio, TX. I love the scenery in the south.
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Have you considered putting the Mile/Kilometers traveled from Origin to destination together on the data screen
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I really enjoyed this trip, and hope you have many more great and safe trips in the future to share with us.
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I have a request for a future video. Can please do a road trip from Los Angeles, CA to New Orleans, LA
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What kind of setup do you use to overlay the navigation related information on the video
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Great video as usual, UC! Did you do a one way rental, or did you drive all the way back home
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awesome. which camera are you using how do you imprint the map and all the text in the video
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I’d like to see Cleveland to Louisville Kentucky someday. Beautiful video well done
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Yayyyyyyy a Roadtrip through 4 new States:
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas.

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I'm wondering of how do they construct such wide and long interstate roads in america
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How were gas prices back that way I"m in CA, and they are nearing $6/gallon now.
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I would love to take one of these epic road trips with you! Another Unclecoolie Classic!
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Can you upload real time for this trip please Interested in seeing all the scenery.
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I love these videos. What are you using to get this incredible overlay on footage
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