I’ve been watching Josh’s videos since 2016, he does amazing work when doing abandoned places. Love how he gives you all the information about the place!
I really don't like Josh doing the ghost hunting stuff, because of the trouble he can get into. However, I'm kinda surprised he hasn't done one or has he......and just not released it yet? Hmmm. 🤔
Josh, you should go to the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula in Portlock, Alaska. There lies an abandoned ghost town of a once prosperous fishing town/cannery. The citizens of the town got the hell out of there and left everything after people were being torn to shreds and left in swampy areas from what the natives claim to be Bigfoot. You can only get to it by boat or helicopter and the structures still exist. ...just don't go into the woods.
I almost forgot about that place! Now I wanna check out some videos about it again. Very interesting. There have been "big foot" or "dog man" type (or believed to be) killings in national forests. I just heard a story of a woman who was torn to bits. And this was after she reported feelings of being watched. There are crazy things that happen in national forests. Doesn't surprise me that this would happen in a remote area of Alaska.
I used to work in this town, and had many older clients in the community who were institutionalized there when they were younger. Sometimes I would drive around between visits because I wanted to observe the history and imagine what it could have been like for them. So incredibly painful, given their stories. Thank you for exploring this one! A very important designation in the history of institutionalized mental illness.
The first patient came to Georgia’s first insane asylum on Dec. 15, 1842, chained to a horse-drawn wagon. Tilman Barnett, described as violent and destructive, diagnosed as a “lunatic, ” never left. Barnett, a 30-year-old farmer from Bibb County, died six months later of a malady termed “maniacal exhaustion.” Allan Judd
I grew up 45 minutes from this place. My brother was admitted there a couple of times after suicide attempts. Can’t believe you explored a place I know, And have connections too. Lake Sinclair is close by also. It’s where I learned to water ski. Love the videos!
@@xboogiex1239 happens more than you prob realize man my father tried a cpl times years ago when me and my sister were still kids. I know of plenty other ppl who've been impacted by suicide and mental illness in general or themselves attempted/committed suicide. The treatment of mental health issues has come pretty far but we still have a LONG way to go. As well as many stigmas to still eliminate.
@Ash can't speak for him but my father received fairly good treatment at some places...the only one where I'd question is somewhere I myself eventually went when I was trying to detox from opiates and also knew 1 or 2 other ppl who went for their own demons/addictions. For one they threw you all in the same ward whether you were an addict/dual diagnosis with mental illness and addiction/with total batshit crazy or mentally challenged. The staff there also were horrible. Everything about the place sucked...my time there was a few years after my father had been there after one of his suicide attempts. I got my mom n dad to pick me up after the first night because I knew that place was never gonna help me get clean. (Thanks to other avenues and attempts I've been clean from opioids for 9 years now) That place (Westwood Lodge in Westwood, Massachusetts) has been closed down for a while now from what I know of.
I’m so thankful for the advances we have come in mental health medicine. I couldn’t imagine having mental issues back in the day. Back in the beginning of 2020, I tried to un alive myself and stayed almost 2 weeks in a mental health ward in a hospital. The fact that these “doctors” got away with what they did makes me sick to even think about
Please don't try that again! You're needed here! Around 1980 I toured a mental institution with my medical school, it was horrible even then! I swore I'd never work in one and I never have. IDK how anyone could treat ppl the way they use to; even in the 1980's! Reminded me of "One flew over the cuckoo's nest." Just tragic. Hope you're doing well now too:-)
My dad and I watch videos every now and then. Josh is awesome. We've been watching the occasional video since 2016, I believe. I've yet to check out his Beyond the Dark videos, but what do you think of them?
JOSH! I know what your thinking, but you dont want to say it with every place you explore, but an After Dark looks definitely on the cards with this place. It has all the ingredience for after life experiences, a morgue, a prison , operating rooms.
I love abandoned asylums. This video made my day. I've been watching your past videos for the past month. I don't think I'll ever get done watching all your videos you've done. Absolutely enjoying them. I've learned and am learning so much in your travels. I really do appreciate all the traveling you've done. Thank you🙏💖🐾
I love how fearless you are Josh, you have been doing these Vlogs for so long you are completely relaxed with your surroundings and you just get on with the Xplore
@@michaelbailey4164 spooky, thats what is scary, or just the unknown , it freaks many people out and many likew you it doesnt so Josh is one of the fearless
Ice baths helped me to get ridd of anxiety and stress. I do it many times. It helps me to stay motivated and feel strong, but I think it differs from how they performed the ice bath in that time.
I've been watching Josh's videos for quite some time now, and it's so cool to see where he's traveling to. Its nice how he gives information and also is really considerate of the property. There's actually an abandoned prison complex and tuberculosis hospital not too far away from where I live that is open up now for tours! :)
Josh I’d like to appreciate You putting you’re effort and you’re self into these dangerous place’s, thank you for keeping us up to date with these fantastic videos,
Hey, Josh! This asylum is insanely huge with crazy history. Great video, I really enjoyed the natural decay. I’m surprised there’s a little bit of graffiti as you are. Take it easy and stay safe.
Hey Josh. There is this homeless shelter in Las Vegas, called the Shadetree! It was built on top of an old Indian graveyard. Headstones were removed, but, the bodies are still underneath! The Shadetree Shelter is 3 stories high and I was told that the basement was haunted! I stayed there, back in 2008, for a couple months because I was attacked and robbed, so I had no choice but to go to the shelter. I was up on the 3rd floor and I can say that there was definitely some really strange energy there! And NO ONE was allowed in the basement! The basement is said to be haunted! Maybe you can check that place out some day!
You should post a full video of all this, I'd watch it! Lol Love your vids man! If you ever find yourself in Michigan, I'll be happy to join on some adventures
RIP to all of those. I hope the light finds those that are lost. Such a scar on history,but it's good to keep it fresh. With what's going on now in the world. Reminders and publicity is a must for safety and our future.
Wow that Asylum is a City if it’s own! Just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate the information you give, it helps imagine what it was like back in the day. It must have been a sad place for the patients 😭😭 Thanks for another awesome video! 😊🥰
I love joshs videos, ive been watching for YEARS and hes just got better and better , watching him grow as a person and in his carrer is insane and so happy hes doing this new thing here in the uk! Am curious why he dont do videos with cody anymore though!
Josh that dummy and burnt cars are a mock accidents, I'd say they were teaching a fire dept class, or for hospital training, we do it here in wva. At fire dept,s etc. The fire dept will even burn old houses for training.
I normally don't comment on any video's but I love your videos Josh and all the hard work and effort that goes into them. I'm actually from Georgia and I do miss living there. This by far on of my top 10 favorite videos of yours.
as a georgian i’ve always wanted to see this place!! maybe one day i’ll get to see it! did you happen to go when it was open during the week or go on the weekend??
I genuinely watch your videos, every minute unskipped. been watching you for a long time now lol. Crazy to honestly think about now that I’m older, more mature
Have you tried the one asylum called Fergus Falls Historic State Hospital in Minnesota in the town Fergus Falls? My grandfather delivered crackers an goodies there. He worked for sunshine biscuit company in 1947.
8:51 - those autoclaves used to sterilize Medical tools equipment Etc. They use pressure and water AKA Steam to sterilize all kinds of stuff. Very common in medical fields
JOSH! i'v been a fan of you since 2015! i remember me and my sister would watch you all the time, i would be so upset if you quit youtube, i always come back to see if you posted something new! much love - Nik
13:24 that's a devils trap from the show Supernatural. I'm obsessed with Supernatural. I think that place was in Supernatural it looks familiar. Is that in Canada?
I'm pretty sure the writing on the wall "bye bye love, bye bye Happiness..." Is a song. I often hear them in my grandparents house every Sunday. Whenever I visit them😂
Thanks for another great exploring adventure always look forward to watching your videos you go to the most epic places keep up the good work much love and respect to you
This place is incredible. I really enjoyed this video to the max. I love places like this. I wanted to mention a place in Laurelton Pennsylvania (Laurelton State Village hospital) that was called MVI (mountain valley inc). I went there as well and it's a closed down insane asylum that did there own food growing etc... it had it's own school, hospital etc...
Ahhh man...I missed this video somehow. I wish I would had known you guys were to coming to Middle Georgia...I would have loved to meet y'all. I live in the neighboring town. I once visited someone at this asylum before they closed it and the things I saw there with my own eyes will haunt me for a lifetime! It also has miles of underground tunnels that connects the buildings.
Where did you get your information that they froze bodies in the morgue? I would also recommend that you look up what an autoclave is in a lab or operating room, what they look like and what they are used for. I believe that will help you in giving out accurate information.
Not you dropping the Scientology DVD and being like ''not touching this'' LOL Always love your videos Josh, been a long time subscriber and you're who got me into Urbex!! :)
Brilliant video Josh I love these old asylums there amazing and massive, brilliant explore mate looking forward to u coming bk to the UK and doing some filming with Dan, he cud do with yr friendship ATM bless him, anyways well done 👍💖 look forward to the next great upload 🤘👍
So many huge abandoned buildings that could be used for apt complexes but idk the past in some of these places is terrifying, not sure I’d wanna stay here 😳 but I’d definitely wanna explore it! Lol there’s more to do in the southern states, the country kids ain’t got much to do! Wish they didn’t destroy these buildings tho.. love the videos Josh ♥️
Unfortunately, a lot of those places can't be used anymore because of all the asbestos used in them. There was an old hospital less than a mile from me that had to be torn down because of the asbestos. I left my windows open one day during the demolition and clean up and I got very sick because of it. It's no joke, which I keep warning Josh about. 🙄
I will say as others have said you should definitely check out Alaska's abandoned town and with what you said about the difference between abandoned places in the north vs the south is that yes there are a lot of explorers in the south but also in southern culture respect towards peoples pasts and towards history is a huge deal I am from Alaska and now live in Texas and cant even began to explain the difference in the culture and different levels of respect towards the past
You should watch documentary's about Wim Hof (The ice man) He teach us how we can use the cold to make us stronger and healthier. Using ice baths and cold showers and more. Ice baths are not bad for you. They are good for you. If you perform in the right way.
Hey Josh love the video..would have loved to see this place before it got so destroyed..btw..bodies are not frozen they are kept in cold refrigeration ..lol.
😇💜 This was also, a town with in its self. Soooo SAD, and the story of this place is disgusting, and the poor people who endured such treatment, makes me sick, to know that this went on behind close doors !!!
I’ve been watching Josh’s videos since 2016, he does amazing work when doing abandoned places. Love how he gives you all the information about the place!
Maybe do a ghost hunting session here? Really love the Beyond the Dark series!!
I really don't like Josh doing the ghost hunting stuff, because of the trouble he can get into. However, I'm kinda surprised he hasn't done one or has he......and just not released it yet? Hmmm. 🤔
Tbh he should keep it up he’s the only person I’ve seen with the most credible stuff
I agree!
Please do
I think doing a ghost hunt with a group of 5 or 6 people would be good here cause it's a large place and it's got so much history
Man i freaking love abandoned asylums. They're so much interesting and scarier than abandoned hospital for some reason
Josh, you should go to the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula in Portlock, Alaska. There lies an abandoned ghost town of a once prosperous fishing town/cannery. The citizens of the town got the hell out of there and left everything after people were being torn to shreds and left in swampy areas from what the natives claim to be Bigfoot. You can only get to it by boat or helicopter and the structures still exist. ...just don't go into the woods.
I used to live in Alaska. I heard about this place, Josh you might want to check it out. 👍🏼
I almost forgot about that place! Now I wanna check out some videos about it again. Very interesting. There have been "big foot" or "dog man" type (or believed to be) killings in national forests. I just heard a story of a woman who was torn to bits. And this was after she reported feelings of being watched. There are crazy things that happen in national forests. Doesn't surprise me that this would happen in a remote area of Alaska.
I would love to see Josh do a explore there , even a after dark , take the crew, this is a big one
I used to work in this town, and had many older clients in the community who were institutionalized there when they were younger. Sometimes I would drive around between visits because I wanted to observe the history and imagine what it could have been like for them. So incredibly painful, given their stories. Thank you for exploring this one! A very important designation in the history of institutionalized mental illness.
Where is this place located?
The first patient came to Georgia’s first insane asylum on Dec. 15, 1842, chained to a horse-drawn wagon. Tilman Barnett, described as violent and destructive, diagnosed as a “lunatic, ” never left. Barnett, a 30-year-old farmer from Bibb County, died six months later of a malady termed “maniacal exhaustion.” Allan Judd
Wow, that's scary.. back in those days
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Yea I remember going exploring with my mom and the jail really scared me
I grew up 45 minutes from this place. My brother was admitted there a couple of times after suicide attempts. Can’t believe you explored a place I know, And have connections too. Lake Sinclair is close by also. It’s where I learned to water ski. Love the videos!
Wait, he actually tried to commit suicide?
@@xboogiex1239 happens more than you prob realize man my father tried a cpl times years ago when me and my sister were still kids. I know of plenty other ppl who've been impacted by suicide and mental illness in general or themselves attempted/committed suicide. The treatment of mental health issues has come pretty far but we still have a LONG way to go. As well as many stigmas to still eliminate.
@@xboogiex1239 Yes, he spent time there after both attempts.
Do you believe he was treated well when he was there? I hope he was given good care.
@Ash can't speak for him but my father received fairly good treatment at some places...the only one where I'd question is somewhere I myself eventually went when I was trying to detox from opiates and also knew 1 or 2 other ppl who went for their own demons/addictions. For one they threw you all in the same ward whether you were an addict/dual diagnosis with mental illness and addiction/with total batshit crazy or mentally challenged. The staff there also were horrible. Everything about the place sucked...my time there was a few years after my father had been there after one of his suicide attempts. I got my mom n dad to pick me up after the first night because I knew that place was never gonna help me get clean. (Thanks to other avenues and attempts I've been clean from opioids for 9 years now) That place (Westwood Lodge in Westwood, Massachusetts) has been closed down for a while now from what I know of.
I’m so thankful for the advances we have come in mental health medicine. I couldn’t imagine having mental issues back in the day. Back in the beginning of 2020, I tried to un alive myself and stayed almost 2 weeks in a mental health ward in a hospital. The fact that these “doctors” got away with what they did makes me sick to even think about
Please don't try that again! You're needed here! Around 1980 I toured a mental institution with my medical school, it was horrible even then! I swore I'd never work in one and I never have. IDK how anyone could treat ppl the way they use to; even in the 1980's! Reminded me of "One flew over the cuckoo's nest." Just tragic. Hope you're doing well now too:-)
This has become a ritual with me and my husband, every time a new video comes out, we put the kids to bed and we watch! We love Josh!
My dad and I watch videos every now and then. Josh is awesome. We've been watching the occasional video since 2016, I believe.
I've yet to check out his Beyond the Dark videos, but what do you think of them?
JOSH! I know what your thinking, but you dont want to say it with every place you explore, but an After Dark looks definitely on the cards with this place. It has all the ingredience for after life experiences, a morgue, a prison , operating rooms.
I love abandoned asylums. This video made my day. I've been watching your past videos for the past month. I don't think I'll ever get done watching all your videos you've done. Absolutely enjoying them. I've learned and am learning so much in your travels. I really do appreciate all the traveling you've done. Thank you🙏💖🐾
I want a 10 part series! These buildings are awesome. As always love your videos.
Great Tour! That Asylum Looked EXTREMELY Scary
I love how fearless you are Josh, you have been doing these Vlogs for so long you are completely relaxed with your surroundings and you just get on with the Xplore
What is there to be afraid of? More danger in the city you live in, not an empty old Asylum;
@@michaelbailey4164 spooky, thats what is scary, or just the unknown , it freaks many people out and many likew you it doesnt so Josh is one of the fearless
Absolutely love how you give small info and history of the places, while watching I get the feels, like eerie or such I love it
Ice baths helped me to get ridd of anxiety and stress. I do it many times. It helps me to stay motivated and feel strong, but I think it differs from how they performed the ice bath in that time.
I've been watching Josh's videos for quite some time now, and it's so cool to see where he's traveling to. Its nice how he gives information and also is really considerate of the property. There's actually an abandoned prison complex and tuberculosis hospital not too far away from where I live that is open up now for tours! :)
Josh, really enjoyed your awesome abandoned asylum video! Loved the last library!
17:10 "you want a photo?!". Steve is so sweet to ask that lady that! He is a real one!!! Josh is so cool for not editing that out!
Josh, you did it again! Another great video. Your background knowledge of the site and attention to detail is outstanding 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💯
Josh… thank you. Really appreciate you and your crew and all you do.
Josh, I admire urban explorers like you. I’d be to goddamn paranoid to be ANYWHERE abandoned by myself. Even if I had people outside on site.👍
I went to college in this town. Definitely a creepy place to visit! It’s a great place for Beyond the Dark
Where exactly is it?
Josh I’d like to appreciate You putting you’re effort and you’re self into these dangerous place’s, thank you for keeping us up to date with these fantastic videos,
Love you Josh,you've come such a long way and have worked very hard to be where you are today :)
Definitely needs a Beyond the Dark episode 🤗💗
Everything is so green outside. I can't wait for spring. Awesome vlog josh
This place is the by far the creepiest place I've ever been. I am so happy you finally went here and shared your experience!!
Where is this place???
Your abandoned videos are probably my fav videos to watch on youtube. Much love
Hey, Josh! This asylum is insanely huge with crazy history. Great video, I really enjoyed the natural decay. I’m surprised there’s a little bit of graffiti as you are. Take it easy and stay safe.
Hey Josh. There is this homeless shelter in Las Vegas, called the Shadetree! It was built on top of an old Indian graveyard. Headstones were removed, but, the bodies are still underneath! The Shadetree Shelter is 3 stories high and I was told that the basement was haunted! I stayed there, back in 2008, for a couple months because I was attacked and robbed, so I had no choice but to go to the shelter. I was up on the 3rd floor and I can say that there was definitely some really strange energy there! And NO ONE was allowed in the basement! The basement is said to be haunted! Maybe you can check that place out some day!
I’ve been wanting SOMEONE, ANYONE to explore this place for so long. Thank you!!
You should post a full video of all this, I'd watch it! Lol Love your vids man! If you ever find yourself in Michigan, I'll be happy to join on some adventures
RIP to all of those. I hope the light finds those that are lost. Such a scar on history,but it's good to keep it fresh. With what's going on now in the world. Reminders and publicity is a must for safety and our future.
Another great vid Josh! Living vicariously through you.
Wow that Asylum is a City if it’s own! Just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate the information you give, it helps imagine what it was like back in the day. It must have been a sad place for the patients 😭😭 Thanks for another awesome video! 😊🥰
I love joshs videos, ive been watching for YEARS and hes just got better and better , watching him grow as a person and in his carrer is insane and so happy hes doing this new thing here in the uk! Am curious why he dont do videos with cody anymore though!
“I can’t sleep I need to watch exploring with josh” just because his videos are so relaxing “5 minutes later” 💤
Ah your videos are always amazing, i love these types of places and want to explore them so bad when i find some near me!!
Thanks for the amazing content Josh. I appreciate you sharing all your adventures with us 😊 Keep up the awesome videos ✅🤩
Woooow that’s an amazing place. I wanna watch it much longer. The guy’s with you are so nice to show you the area.
I love watching these videos, you’re so kind to the spirits, Its even better in asylums, when the soul was genuinely crazy, they’re just so innocent 🥰
Thank you Josh and Seth and all of you guys and gals for bringing us great content 👌👌
Josh that dummy and burnt cars are a mock accidents, I'd say they were teaching a fire dept class, or for hospital training, we do it here in wva. At fire dept,s etc. The fire dept will even burn old houses for training.
I've been with you since2015 early... You've blown up ..I also love the beyond series keep up the great work love it!!!!
Thank uuu!
You need to come to Canada !!! We have so so many haunted places and Abandoned places! I love all your videos specially the haunted videos !!
I normally don't comment on any video's but I love your videos Josh and all the hard work and effort that goes into them. I'm actually from Georgia and I do miss living there. This by far on of my top 10 favorite videos of yours.
as a georgian i’ve always wanted to see this place!! maybe one day i’ll get to see it!
did you happen to go when it was open during the week or go on the weekend??
I genuinely watch your videos, every minute unskipped. been watching you for a long time now lol. Crazy to honestly think about now that I’m older, more mature
Josh, definitely worth a ghost session here! As always great viewing!
Have you tried the one asylum called Fergus Falls Historic State Hospital in Minnesota in the town Fergus Falls? My grandfather delivered crackers an goodies there. He worked for sunshine biscuit company in 1947.
8:51 - those autoclaves used to sterilize Medical tools equipment Etc. They use pressure and water AKA Steam to sterilize all kinds of stuff. Very common in medical fields
You guys should all get together and buy this place!
You should do some ghost hunting in some of the places you been like this an see how they lived an asked questions on how it was like back then
Love you and Steve together ! You need to do more of the South. Love your videos.
JOSH! i'v been a fan of you since 2015! i remember me and my sister would watch you all the time, i would be so upset if you quit youtube, i always come back to see if you posted something new! much love - Nik
I can’t explain but I really like the sound of him stepping on shattered glass/gravel. makes me sleepy
Josh, you look amazing. Just sayin'! And of course thanks for the history of the building. Much love from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦❤
That book with 6’s all over it, was actually right side up when you found it. It’s covered in 6’s. No book has a spine on the right
It was upside down and the 9s are on the back cover.
13:24 that's a devils trap from the show Supernatural. I'm obsessed with Supernatural.
I think that place was in Supernatural it looks familiar. Is that in Canada?
Doing great Josh, you have come a long way!
Awesome video! It was definitely a pleasure meeting you guys there. Too much walking for me in one day tho.
I'm pretty sure the writing on the wall "bye bye love, bye bye Happiness..." Is a song. I often hear them in my grandparents house every Sunday. Whenever I visit them😂
Yet again another amazing video josh absolutely enjoyed it and what a fantastic explore super amazing and you should come back make a part 2 Josh
Thousands of unmarked grave?! I smell a good opportunity to do some ghost hunting here.
Thanks for another great exploring adventure always look forward to watching your videos you go to the most epic places keep up the good work much love and respect to you
This place is incredible. I really enjoyed this video to the max. I love places like this. I wanted to mention a place in Laurelton Pennsylvania (Laurelton State Village hospital) that was called MVI (mountain valley inc). I went there as well and it's a closed down insane asylum that did there own food growing etc... it had it's own school, hospital etc...
Love it when Josh talks architecture 😍😂
When you come to these complex’s, you really need, need to check out what’s below, under the building, the basement and below.
Can u do a haunted investigation in conjuring house again with Sam and Colby
Yes sam colby Seth and josh one ultimate episode or a sequel of haunted vids would be epic
These videos literally calm me down I love your videos
I could have seen you and met you! Ugh it makes me mad that I had strokes and can barely walk. I wanna do this so bad...
I’m loving all of your videos Josh!
I got goosebumps when you first walked into the morgue I got goosebumps I was like I'm not even there and it's just a room wth
Ahhh man...I missed this video somehow. I wish I would had known you guys were to coming to Middle Georgia...I would have loved to meet y'all. I live in the neighboring town. I once visited someone at this asylum before they closed it and the things I saw there with my own eyes will haunt me for a lifetime! It also has miles of underground tunnels that connects the buildings.
The car section looks like it was set up for a movie shot. This location was very cool ✨
Where did you get your information that they froze bodies in the morgue? I would also recommend that you look up what an autoclave is in a lab or operating room, what they look like and what they are used for. I believe that will help you in giving out accurate information.
Is that what the machines are at 09.00m? Looks like a body would fit inside.
You should do a paranormal explorer of that place
I'm sitting on my 2000 acre ranch been watching josh for over 10 years
"BOOM" Josh's vlogs up & woooah were off to an abandoned ASYLUM oh yeah ........ 👍 liked, 😉commented now off to watch 🤓❣️
Not you dropping the Scientology DVD and being like ''not touching this'' LOL
Always love your videos Josh, been a long time subscriber and you're who got me into Urbex!! :)
Brilliant video Josh I love these old asylums there amazing and massive, brilliant explore mate looking forward to u coming bk to the UK and doing some filming with Dan, he cud do with yr friendship ATM bless him, anyways well done 👍💖 look forward to the next great upload 🤘👍
27:30 when Josh drops the Scientology case in disgust😂😂😂
That's so cool Steve was recognized 🥰❤️
26:37 It was just me or Josh captured an EVP saying "Get out"? Am I hearing too much?
I think it was Steve saying, "Yeah" very faintly.
Me also
You've come a long way over the years. Glad you're still going strong. Big UPs.
When I watch your urbex video's it feels like I'm there with you. The music, the images, the narrating, it's so nicely done. 💜🖤
So many huge abandoned buildings that could be used for apt complexes but idk the past in some of these places is terrifying, not sure I’d wanna stay here 😳 but I’d definitely wanna explore it! Lol there’s more to do in the southern states, the country kids ain’t got much to do! Wish they didn’t destroy these buildings tho.. love the videos Josh ♥️
Unfortunately, a lot of those places can't be used anymore because of all the asbestos used in them. There was an old hospital less than a mile from me that had to be torn down because of the asbestos. I left my windows open one day during the demolition and clean up and I got very sick because of it. It's no joke, which I keep warning Josh about. 🙄
nice one josh loved it . church chairs are called pew.s dude . be safe out there
Happy Valentine’s Day
I love that his videos are genuine
Its creepy but very fascinating at the same time how things where
Thank you for sharing that awesome location!!
I will say as others have said you should definitely check out Alaska's abandoned town and with what you said about the difference between abandoned places in the north vs the south is that yes there are a lot of explorers in the south but also in southern culture respect towards peoples pasts and towards history is a huge deal I am from Alaska and now live in Texas and cant even began to explain the difference in the culture and different levels of respect towards the past
You should watch documentary's about Wim Hof (The ice man) He teach us how we can use the cold to make us stronger and healthier. Using ice baths and cold showers and more. Ice baths are not bad for you. They are good for you. If you perform in the right way.
All of you are the best love to see you guys together again
Hey Josh love the video..would have loved to see this place before it got so destroyed..btw..bodies are not frozen they are kept in cold refrigeration ..lol.
I caught that one too. 🤫
😇💜 This was also, a town with in its self. Soooo SAD, and the story of this place is disgusting, and the poor people who endured such treatment, makes me sick, to know that this went on behind close doors !!!
Gosh! So many buildings with a ton of history, stay safe everyone 👍
Nice walk through! Enjoyed it very much josh