Bishop, CA to Los Angeles, CA: A Complete Real Time Road Trip on Historic US-6

Hi Uncle Coolie
I have just finished watching the whole of your US6 real time videos. My family thinks I am mad. But I have really enjoyed it. They don't understand why I don't fast-forward when you are on a dead straight completely featureless desert road for twenty miles. But I say that would be cheating. More importantly, I wouldn't EXPERIENCE it. The main reason I watch is to learn about America. (I'm British). Yes I can learn about America from movies, but that is fake. America is in the mundane. It's in the small towns. It's in the back roads. It's in a dead straight desert road for twenty miles. It's in your other videos I have watched, your tours of West Virginia, your misty Vermont villages. Etc. I have never been there, except for one blurred memory of stop in Miami when I was about 5 in 1969, with my parents on their way back from south America. But from your videos I feel I know much more, I feel I have almost done the drive myself, I have drunk in the experience, and I am a richer person for it. And I am deeply thankful to you for it.❤❤❤
I'll probably give it a rest for a long time before I watch another one. My family needs me, and I've 'done' the trips I wanted to. But thank you, again, from the bottom of my heart.

I would like to see a video of a severe thunderstorm on the way back from Texas on I-40

Thank you for all your real-time videos! As someone who's used to road trips in Europe (I live in La Rochelle, France), I still miss long US journeys. So, do you know what I do? Well, I close my blinds, decide on one or two days, and I follow you from the start of your trip to the end. I've been following you for years, I've done the real-time east coast, west coast… as well as San Diego to Vancouver. Thank you a thousand times, Uncle Coolie, from a loyal viewer!

What a great trip! I really enjoyed the bonus. Driving the streets of LA was unexpected and never seen by me. Hope the next video comes up soon.

Hello my dad goes to the trip Indiana to Oklahoma with his friend it's 12 hour drive. Going back home will be another 12 hour drive that's 24 hours total

i-40 complete road trip coming at the end of january 2025

Alamo Rental Car: Says here you just put over three thousand miles on this car you just turned in.
Coolie: I'd like to rent a car I'm going to put three thousand more on once I drop it off in Wilmington NC..
Alamo Rental Car: Gulp..

Idk if you might be interested but since you like roads would you be interested in a discord?

Please uploud you GPS-tracks to Videomapia service.

Would you please do a Dallas to Las Vegas road trip sometime? I'd love to see a video sometime that's more focused on the southwest. I'd love to see some canyons, cacti, and Route 66.

43:25 Manzanar: U.S. National Historic Landmark. Manzanar is the site of one of ten American concentration camps, where more than 120,000 Japanese Americans were incarcerated during World War II from March 1942 to November 1945. (Wikipedia)

Great drive! What if I tell you that I paid $379 in tolls for 2024? If I didn't have PIKEPASS or E-ZPass, I would've pay about $635 in tolls. The reason it's a lot because live many next to E-ZPass states. For reference, I live in Tennessee and the next door E-ZPass states is North Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Virginia, and West Virginia.

I'm heading to California in a few weeks. I'm so excited to drive on the American roads I've only seen in your videos! 😍😍

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Happy New Year to you Chris!!! Great trip👍👍✌✌

UCP!!!!!!!! Driving across the country in a rental. when they say unlimited miles you test the policy lol