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Montgomery, AL to San Antonio, TX: A Complete Real Time Road Trip

Montgomery, AL to San Antonio, TX: A Complete Real Time Road Trip

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This is day 2 of my road trip from Herndon, VA to San Antonio, TX in real time, which is from Montgomery, AL to San Antonio, TX. The states passed through are: Alabama: 0: 00: 10 - 2: 16: 30 Mississippi: 2: 16: 30 - 4: 42: 45 Louisiana: 4: 42: 45 - 8: 43: 05 Texas: 8: 43: 05 - 13: 43: 03
Date: 2024-01-15

Comments and reviews: 28


It must be really difficult to maintain such silence to capture the actual audio. This definitely helps your videos recreate the experience of being a passenger along for the ride. Have you ever considered trying to use a mic that sits outside the passenger cabin Maybe wired up in the engine compartment to block cabin noises but still capture the road and engine sounds Obviously, you'd need to bring down the audio levels in post production to make them sound more like cabin sounds. But it might relieve the pressure on you to keep total silence.
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Hi Uncle Coolie thanks very much for your videos. They are great, love to come over and do some of the trips myself one day. Love this one too. Have a question though: you seem to be following the I10 from Slidell the over lake Ponchartrain and through New Orleans to Baton Rouge. Why not following the I12 from Slidell to Baton Rouge which seems to quicker. Was it just for our viewing pleasure, or is the I10 quicker What are the considerations for doing a route anyway when researching which route to film
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Uncle Coolie, do you realize that you passed two Buc-ee’s and didn’t stop! I wanted to get a pecan log! All kidding aside, I really enjoyed the drive! You passed through the southern part of my state, Louisiana. And have never been to New Orleans; unbelievable. And I see you’re passing north of me through Arkansas on your way back to Herndon. It’s taken me forever to finish this video because the road noise makes me so sleepy. I love it!
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8: 43: 32 Mile and Exit 880 on I-10 in Texas is the highest numbered mile marker and exit # in the entire country! It would be shorter to turn around and head to the end of I-10 East in Jacksonville, Fla than to continue on to mile 0 at the New Mexico State line!
And a shout out to anyone who has traveled all 880 miles of I-10 in Texas like I have!

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Nice video that helps me explore the US roads while work from home here in Thailand! keep up the good work!
may i ask what kind of software or hardware that u use to display the map on the top left corner and also other indicators like the elevator and stuff looks kinda cool

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Your elevation app goes out of whack somewhere before Pearl River. Also, I appreciate your taking the long way through New Orleans rather than the I-12 shortcut before Slidell. Longer drive, but better video.
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I've one question, out of all the cars you've driven long distances, which one you found the most comfortable suspension wise The kind that can take expansion joints and potholes smoothly.
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Was the initial plan to go into the New Orleans downtown but changed when you saw the stopped traffic 5: 21: 48
I guess it would have made what was already a long day an extremely long one

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Hi, there is a mistake. Around 6: 17: 08 East Baton RouGE Parish is entered, but in the title which appears in the screen on bottom centre, it is mentioned as East Baton RouGH Parish.
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A friend of mine has to drive from NH to Florida on her own during the Christmas holiday. I wish you could be her co-pilot. She is young and it will be her first cross-country drive.
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Nice videos. When will you make a video in Mexico I would like to watch the road trip from Mexico City to Cancun ( CDMX-Palenque-Bacalar-Tulum-Playa de Carmen-Cancun.
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I know I’m late to this one and you might not recognize me, but I’m the guy who originally suggest Anchorage to Miami all across North America, some day.
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Thanks for the real time road trip videos, You did a amazing job, and what kind of car did you drove and also what kind of trim for this car
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I think this is genuinely important footage for the historical record of it all. You drive right next to where I live, too. Excellent videos!
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Question for you: what do you like listening to (if anything) on these long drives Music Audiobooks Podcasts Just curious: )
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Wonderful as always. would love to see one you taking route from NC to Tennessee with views of Smoky Mountains on the backdrop.
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how come you drive so long jounreys all over the US is this a hobby of yours or do you work with. idk. car driving
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9: 16: 30 round about now you must have been thinking 'why didn't I fly' What caused the traffic snarl Accident
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Nice video. What car did you drove here And do you have a Ford, or a Chevy Anyways I don't skip the ads.
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I've rode all your trips on my excercise bike clocked up thousands of virtual miles your a saint!
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Thank you Unclecoolie! I really enjoy all your videos, in the USA and in Canada. Keep on driving!
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As a retired truck driver, I have traveled these roads a 1, 000 of times thanks for the memories.
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Is it possible to make more real estate and try to get rid of lower part as much as possible.
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Another great road trip I just started watching I will be up late tonight watching
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I love how you start right before sunrise and stop at a hotel right before night.
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Yet another well-done video; can't wait to see the return trip. Keep up the good work.
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Awesome! Do you think you can drive to Cleveland soon Its one of my favorite cities.
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the transition from night to day and travel before sunrise in the morning was nice
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