It’s a cabboose. They stopped using them so collectors and train enthusiasts would buy them and have to move them wherever they took them to. It’s not that odd. Saddest day was when they discontinued having cabooses back in the day. As a kid we used to look forward to seeing them at the end of the train.
Personally as a carpenter I could see myself fitting out a caboose like that to live in. Solid, could be made VERY secure and basically plopped anywhere you could find an appropriate lot/plot/piece of property. Obviously getting that old heavy behemoth to location might require some creativity but dang if it’s not a cool idea !!! Enjoyed your video. First time watching. Would be interesting to see a little more of things like the graffiti and items in places as they often tell a story regarding who’s been in there and what they’ve been up to. Be careful if you run into anything that looks “satanic” or ritualistic. These places are often used by “certain groups of people” to perform rituals and participate in behavior one requires privacy and no prying eyes. You definitely don’t want to encounter anything “evil” lingering around. Homes can ABSOLUTELY be host to malevolent entities if they’re summoned and not “dismissed”. Stay safe lads and thank you 🙏
It would be cool if you interviewed locals anyone who knew the story or about the people that lived there etc. Some background information would be awesome even brief history of when they were built, when they were abandoned.
Yes I agree...and cut back on "dude" that I heard probably a million times. Way over used. 😂 Your on your way to being great explorers with some practice and improvements. Keep going! ❤️
That door in the ground you couldn't open is locked by that hole in the center. There's a hex shaped key that goes in it, but you can use a flat head screwdriver also. Probably was a lift station and the part you couldn't open was the well and the other parts were for the pumps.
Square key, not hex. Yes a flat head would work. Thankfully they didn't get into the well. The side they entered was the check valve pit. The round hole in the electric room is where the motor used to sit and a shaft went down to the pump.
5:10 found a Train Caboose. Those are still in use these days, they are basically a living quarters for Train Operators (Bulls) on long trips across country if they have to stop anywhere. Someone clearly retired that one and converted it into a makeshift cabin in the woods (now that is weird but kinda cool).
We used to wave at the guy in the caboose, in MT & around there. Train crossings in the middle of nowhere, that one guy at the end was so cool. Like a little mystery house. I think they had a horn they could toot? Maybe that's my imagination.
I know of a "borrowed" caboose out in the woods of ontario Train stuff is quite commonly in the hands of locals around here or atleast my neck of the woods
@@leroybrown3856 *The Jackpot* , one must smoke all and drink all supply continuously on the 2nd or following up Videos of the game when the words "..random door open" are used.
So I know someone already told you that a Canadian author lived in the first house you ended up going to but there is guy who made a video about it 7 months ago and his RUclips channel is called Noah.Nowhere and he ends up going into detail on who the guy was and showing a video of what it looked like before it went abandoned. I thought you might want to know. Ps keep up the good work.
The Canadian Pacific caboose at 5:32 is quite popular, lotta people been here, I don't know the story behind it but as a Railfan, I can give you a educated guess that the land owner *probably* bought it from Canadian Pacific when they started phasing out their "Cabeese" and dumped them into storage, very few remain in service. All I know is there's probably a few in St. Paul and Bensenville
That red house is Pierre Berton's old estate and it's been visited and documented many times on RUclips ruclips.net/video/gCmf8O8KbRA/видео.htmlsi=tyUn28juXgSMhEYX No mysteries here.
The first house you found used to belong to a prominent Canadian author. He was obsessed with trains. So as a present his kids bought him a caboose as a present. The caboose was brought in by a crane. The second house you found is awesome. Was for sell at one point as a development opportunity. But dont know what the outcome was. The house you were walking past at the begining of the video did have a jeep parked in front. If you explored it I hope you were careful it is quite rotted
It would behoove yall to read up about natural features, road/rail beds and topography. It’ll help you in foot travel and ability to recognize surroundings. Judging by the diameter of those pines and saplings, “deep in the woods/middle of nowhere” can happen very shortly with new growth timber. Also, that last building was part of a pumping system. Steep terrain needs extra infrastructure to move water/sewage.
I thank you for showing respect when you go in these places. I think this is the best or craziest video I have seen from you. Even though the houses were destroyed it was still fun to watch.
I hate how people just bash holes in the walls and destroy a home just because there’s no one there. Even if I was homeless, I’d treat a place with some respect. Especially if I were homeless.
What’s the laws behind this my guy? I’m asking because I’m not trying to get arrested but capturing abandoned places before people destroy them is something beautiful. I hope one day we can use VR/AR technology to preserve things like this in a virtual world
Thank you this channel, weather lk wonderful, brighter, cooler great amazing location with beautiful scenery covery with dry tall tree, this abandoned location lk horror far2 from town, hightways, this lk like olden house, this belongi owners leave all this items, this house build with masters design handwork with good, strong, wood, stone and others items, this areas had largerst space, seen had antiques items, too teams explore, bless with stay safe, take care, be careful wherever enter any location to explores, good luck, good day, thank you this channel,. From,. Raddy.ddy.
Try showing the rooms rather than flashing your camera around for your own viewing. Would've liked to seen bathrooms, closets and what was left of the kitchen. You know exploring the abandoned home. Nothing strange about a sewer lift system and well for water!
Its just like the Bible said. Christ warned that the mansions of this world won't mean a damn thing. One day they will rot and collect dust even though people valued them so highly. So instead, abandon this world for something long lasting like eternal life. Follow Christ!
One more time. Tat train car is a caboose and the brakeman and conductor used to stay in it when the train was going down the track to keep an eye on allthe brakes and journals while they were moving and radioed the engineer if they saw a problem.
Dude where’s my car? That last house is John Candys old house. The ghost of Uncle Buck is said to haunt it. At midnight all you can smell is Canadian bacon.
Those aren't tunnels. That's an old lift station. You went into an old poop well. The metal door you first tried opening has a square key that goes into the hole by the handle. A large flat head screwdriver would also work as the key. I suggest not opening it though. Since the side you went in looks like it was the check valve pit, that means the other side with the metal door is probably where the poop all is.
I've seen that place that had the Jeep and Harley before too. I'm willing to bet that someone found out where it was based off the previous video and took the Jeep.
From what I've seen and heard from other videos. The owner of the property brought the Train Caboose there as a retreat in the woods.. I believe he worked for C.N. Rail. The Exploring Community here in try and protect locations, but as soon as a place becomes abandoned, the kids know. Yes, I hate seeing stuff destroyed, but there's a big problem here in Canada with developers leaving Historical or Interesting Homes Open Deliberately, so they will get destroyed, to give them cause to demolish them, instead of making them part of the community. The Historical and Preservation Board know what's going on, but it's hard to stop them, money talks. 15:30, I don't think anyone has video this utility substation before. I think your suspicions are correct, regarding what it is, it's probably no older than the houses. 27:00, not necessarily owned by an American, we like Pop Pops here in Canada.
It stinks how these worthless vandals have to destroy places like this. If someone destroys their property, they yell louder than anyone else, yet it's perfectly alright for these losers to destroy something else.Makes sense to me.
ALSO IF YOUR GONNA GO DOWN A LADDER LIKE YOU DID THAT IS METAL REBAR LIKE AT 20:00 MIN YOU SHOULD REALLY HAVE A ROAP AND HARNESS ON FOR SAFETY ONE OF THOSE BARS BREAK YOUR F@#D!!! SAFETY FIRST!!!
Here is another verse in Isaiah 5 predicting such a thing "Many houses will stand deserted; even beautiful mansions will be empty." The Bible is the truth.
So much waste. How can anyone steal stuff that was left there? All that is just going to go into a landfill eventually. Someone should really go and clear out everything that is usable and donate it to people in need. Really really sad....
It’s a cabboose. They stopped using them so collectors and train enthusiasts would buy them and have to move them wherever they took them to. It’s not that odd. Saddest day was when they discontinued having cabooses back in the day. As a kid we used to look forward to seeing them at the end of the train.
Yep , we had a Train Depot in the small town in Florida where I grew up & Yes we loved waiting on the caboose😊
Yall autistic or what?
Personally as a carpenter I could see myself fitting out a caboose like that to live in. Solid, could be made VERY secure and basically plopped anywhere you could find an appropriate lot/plot/piece of property. Obviously getting that old heavy behemoth to location might require some creativity but dang if it’s not a cool idea !!!
Enjoyed your video. First time watching.
Would be interesting to see a little more of things like the graffiti and items in places as they often tell a story regarding who’s been in there and what they’ve been up to.
Be careful if you run into anything that looks “satanic” or ritualistic. These places are often used by “certain groups of people” to perform rituals and participate in behavior one requires privacy and no prying eyes. You definitely don’t want to encounter anything “evil” lingering around. Homes can ABSOLUTELY be host to malevolent entities if they’re summoned and not “dismissed”.
Stay safe lads and thank you 🙏
You can find alot of cabboose on Latina women thats where they all went
It would be cool if you interviewed locals anyone who knew the story or about the people that lived there etc. Some background information would be awesome even brief history of when they were built, when they were abandoned.
You move way too fast you can't see anything take your time and show everything you're seeing
Yes I agree...and cut back on "dude" that I heard probably a million times. Way over used. 😂
Your on your way to being great explorers with some practice and improvements. Keep going! ❤️
Beautiful furbaby
His recent shorts show more on the start stuff
He’s trying to avoid the cops lol
Bro totally bro it's crazy bro
That door in the ground you couldn't open is locked by that hole in the center. There's a hex shaped key that goes in it, but you can use a flat head screwdriver also. Probably was a lift station and the part you couldn't open was the well and the other parts were for the pumps.
Bomb shelter
Those were really big pipes for water delivery. It might have been a pump house for sewage too.
Square key, not hex. Yes a flat head would work. Thankfully they didn't get into the well. The side they entered was the check valve pit. The round hole in the electric room is where the motor used to sit and a shaft went down to the pump.
5:10 found a Train Caboose. Those are still in use these days, they are basically a living quarters for Train Operators (Bulls) on long trips across country if they have to stop anywhere. Someone clearly retired that one and converted it into a makeshift cabin in the woods (now that is weird but kinda cool).
We used to wave at the guy in the caboose, in MT & around there. Train crossings in the middle of nowhere, that one guy at the end was so cool. Like a little mystery house. I think they had a horn they could toot? Maybe that's my imagination.
I know of a "borrowed" caboose out in the woods of ontario
Train stuff is quite commonly in the hands of locals around here or atleast my neck of the woods
Great find, guys, but you need to slow down your camera footage I know you are excited but don't move soo fast .
I’m really bad for this, I brought a gimbal which solved the problem instantly. It only cost me £30 from marketplace.
Dude! You guys sound like those dudes in bill and Ted’s excellent adventures (probably before your time)
The tunnel in the well house is probably a cistern / tank to store water.
It's an old lift station. It's full of poop. No tunnel
SPOILER ALERT: No tunnels were found besides an abandoned well station.😅
Good someone filled in the pool, saves a lot of animals 🌟
I think this video is worthy of a drinking game. When anyone says Dude, its a shot, but if anyone says an extended Dooood, its a double shot.
And "bro" too🎉😂
Hit off a joint when he says “craaaazee”
Hit off a joint when he says “craaaazee”
@@leroybrown3856 *The Jackpot* , one must smoke all and drink all supply continuously on the 2nd or following up Videos of the game when the words "..random door open" are used.
So I know someone already told you that a Canadian author lived in the first house you ended up going to but there is guy who made a video about it 7 months ago and his RUclips channel is called Noah.Nowhere and he ends up going into detail on who the guy was and showing a video of what it looked like before it went abandoned. I thought you might want to know. Ps keep up the good work.
Best exploring video I've seen! Pretty awesome find,it just seemed to go on and on. It felt like we were there with you! Good job!!!
The Canadian Pacific caboose at 5:32 is quite popular, lotta people been here, I don't know the story behind it but as a Railfan, I can give you a educated guess that the land owner *probably* bought it from Canadian Pacific when they started phasing out their "Cabeese" and dumped them into storage, very few remain in service. All I know is there's probably a few in St. Paul and Bensenville
Awesome finds!! I can smell that flooded basement @13 min mark, from here 🤮🤢
I wish to do this someday . Love the videos and this seems really cool.
Bro gives off news anchor vibes
Is that the answer to why people say they find staircases in the woods? Torn down mansions with just a staircase leftover.
No
@@turtle_mike I believe you. In fact, i'm not even sure why I asked that. LoL
It would be so cool to get your hands on one of these mansions for cheap and fix it up.
That red house is Pierre Berton's old estate and it's been visited and documented many times on RUclips ruclips.net/video/gCmf8O8KbRA/видео.htmlsi=tyUn28juXgSMhEYX
No mysteries here.
What a wild video good stuff 👍👏👏👏
It reminds me of an abandoned water treatment place that’s near my house.
The first house you found used to belong to a prominent Canadian author. He was obsessed with trains. So as a present his kids bought him a caboose as a present. The caboose was brought in by a crane.
The second house you found is awesome. Was for sell at one point as a development opportunity. But dont know what the outcome was.
The house you were walking past at the begining of the video did have a jeep parked in front. If you explored it I hope you were careful it is quite rotted
Ty for info
Not just a huge safe dude, its a gun safe
I'm pretty sure that the Canadian RUclipsr Noah Nowhere explored that area because I remember that caboose.
Great video! Thoroughly enjoyed!
Back when them houses were built all those trees were not there that's also how the box car was out there b4 the trees were even there
I wish we could have seen more of what was behind the sliding doors of the first property
It would behoove yall to read up about natural features, road/rail beds and topography. It’ll help you in foot travel and ability to recognize surroundings. Judging by the diameter of those pines and saplings, “deep in the woods/middle of nowhere” can happen very shortly with new growth timber. Also, that last building was part of a pumping system. Steep terrain needs extra infrastructure to move water/sewage.
Dude, dude,dude……87 fkn times.
Dude
fingernails on a chalkboard
Plenty of other urbex channels on the platform. You could, you know, go there instead.
Awesome finds 👍
I thank you for showing respect when you go in these places. I think this is the best or craziest video I have seen from you. Even though the houses were destroyed it was still fun to watch.
Dude wells are drilled deep into the ground. Dude! 😎
I hate how people just bash holes in the walls and destroy a home just because there’s no one there. Even if I was homeless, I’d treat a place with some respect. Especially if I were homeless.
This was one surprise after another! Great video!
Y'all should be wearing headlamps for these types of explorations.
What’s the laws behind this my guy? I’m asking because I’m not trying to get arrested but capturing abandoned places before people destroy them is something beautiful. I hope one day we can use VR/AR technology to preserve things like this in a virtual world
You guys are having way too much fun!!
Thank you this channel, weather lk wonderful, brighter, cooler great amazing location with beautiful scenery covery with dry tall tree, this abandoned location lk horror far2 from town, hightways, this lk like olden house, this belongi owners leave all this items, this house build with masters design handwork with good, strong, wood, stone and others items, this areas had largerst space, seen had antiques items, too teams explore, bless with stay safe, take care, be careful wherever enter any location to explores, good luck, good day, thank you this channel,. From,. Raddy.ddy.
Seems like a water pump room
Close, it's for poop pumping.
One of the best videos...ever! Well done!
Dude!?!? 😂
Great video thanks for sharing stay safe exploring
Try showing the rooms rather than flashing your camera around for your own viewing. Would've liked to seen bathrooms, closets and what was left of the kitchen. You know exploring the abandoned home. Nothing strange about a sewer lift system and well for water!
That is amazing looking there now
Yo! Bro! Dude! Sick! Bro! Dude! Yo! Sick!
Very cool!
Kaizer has ballz of steel dude
Its just like the Bible said. Christ warned that the mansions of this world won't mean a damn thing. One day they will rot and collect dust even though people valued them so highly. So instead, abandon this world for something long lasting like eternal life. Follow Christ!
I like the way you do these expirations. Got new subscribe!
Another awesome video,
But yeah if you could slow down slightly, I like to look around more, 👍
One more time. Tat train car is a caboose and the brakeman and conductor used to stay in it when the train was going down the track to keep an eye on allthe brakes and journals while they were moving and radioed the engineer if they saw a problem.
It's always cool to find a hole to nowhere
Dude where’s my car? That last house is John Candys old house. The ghost of Uncle Buck is said to haunt it. At midnight all you can smell is Canadian bacon.
24:44 too much death in that place. ☹️
People have done some dark things there.
I feel motion sick
Don’t watch then
THE SCREAM YOU HEARD WAS PROBABLY A SASQUATCH!
Question.. Why is everything so rotted??
Answer.. It's Canaduuhh..😂😂
Things left sitting and not maintained tend to rot pretty quick due to snowpack..
The train car is a Canadian Pacific caboose. I think
You are awesome!/, mac from Sweden
You guys are probably the first ones to come across that train caboose, seeing how it doesn't have graffiti all over it.
I feel like Canada doesn't do the graffiti thing as much, generally speaking
Wow!
Those aren't tunnels. That's an old lift station. You went into an old poop well. The metal door you first tried opening has a square key that goes into the hole by the handle. A large flat head screwdriver would also work as the key. I suggest not opening it though. Since the side you went in looks like it was the check valve pit, that means the other side with the metal door is probably where the poop all is.
Agreed.
I've seen that place that had the Jeep and Harley before too. I'm willing to bet that someone found out where it was based off the previous video and took the Jeep.
That caboose was from an old movie,I can't remember what though,u should ask around that may have been something to do with movies
That first/last house used to be full of ammunition in every room, had a Harley and something else in the garage, I’ve seen it before on RUclips
Likely many reasons on that remote area.
I say the same thing on all these channels ask locals, shop owners, realtor our enquiring minds want to know back stories
How do you make sure there isnt mold in the houses before you go in?
Caboose was built in 1943
Guys all you need is a crowbar it whould help you alot
Foxes sound like a woman screaming and it will freak you out.
Bro has no fear
Its an entrance to a mythical dungeon 😂😮
I don’t think even a house fire does as much damage as Canadian kids
From what I've seen and heard from other videos.
The owner of the property brought the Train Caboose there as a retreat in the woods..
I believe he worked for C.N. Rail.
The Exploring Community here in try and protect locations, but as soon as a place becomes abandoned, the kids know.
Yes, I hate seeing stuff destroyed, but there's a big problem here in Canada with developers leaving Historical or Interesting Homes Open Deliberately, so they will get destroyed, to give them cause to demolish them, instead of making them part of the community.
The Historical and Preservation Board know what's going on, but it's hard to stop them, money talks.
15:30, I don't think anyone has video this utility substation before.
I think your suspicions are correct, regarding what it is, it's probably no older than the houses.
27:00, not necessarily owned by an American, we like Pop Pops here in Canada.
At 10:42; I can’t tell if that shit is mold or moss (yes I know that they’re both fungi but there is a difference)
Train was his too
Maybe the scream was … BIG FOOT
Hi. I am a new subscriber, and I live in Ontario. I am curious where bouts was this video. Filmed? Just curious.
Do you guys have drones? An aerial view would be awesome
❤
They tried to sell it and failed. The roof started to collapse. 🤔😥
Why does this happen. Just abandoned places like this.
It stinks how these worthless vandals have to destroy places like this. If someone destroys their property, they yell louder than anyone else, yet it's perfectly alright for these losers to destroy something else.Makes sense to me.
Stopped by and your flashlight works pretty good
Dude is like every third word.
its a shame that southern california valley dude culture has such a following
You should tell heavy d sparks about the train . He will get it
Where in Canada?
Is it really Stealing a Jeep...if the premises is rotting down?
Camera work is to jicky. I’ll catch the next video.❤
10:44 might wanna wear masks next time this is mold and can cause serious damage if u breathe to much of it in
ALSO IF YOUR GONNA GO DOWN A LADDER LIKE YOU DID THAT IS METAL REBAR LIKE AT 20:00 MIN YOU SHOULD REALLY HAVE A ROAP AND HARNESS ON FOR SAFETY ONE OF THOSE BARS BREAK YOUR F@#D!!! SAFETY FIRST!!!
still water 💀
Here is another verse in Isaiah 5 predicting such a thing "Many houses will stand deserted;
even beautiful mansions will be empty." The Bible is the truth.
Is this cabosse on old tracks?
Probably John Keel's old train.
The first house was his
Was it just me or was that asbestos in the roof of the last house
So much waste. How can anyone steal stuff that was left there? All that is just going to go into a landfill eventually. Someone should really go and clear out everything that is usable and donate it to people in need. Really really sad....