I love to watch you guys as you’ll explore abandoned house in Europe. I am 67 yrs and live in Texas so this is like I am traveling w/you. Love it when Karl is with you’ll as well
I'm absolutely loving this Wales trip so far. What a great adventure and so well filmed and edited. 👏❤️👏 The scenery is just so beautiful, thanks for taking us with you 😍🙏😍
Jon Browning and I have really enjoyed this particular road trip. Your editing was effective as you drew us into the entire experience and we loved the final home. What a gorgeous day to end it on. 💚
I loved this episode!The abandoned homes were all so different and I couldn’t believe some of them were actually still standing! So many real back in the day houses is incredible to see. Excellent episode Sam and Jess! Xx
Just wanted to say that you both are such beautiful people. And what you do together looks like so much fun. It’s like a never ending honeymoon journey. Thanks for taking all of us out here on your journey’s with you. Lot’s of love and prayers for the both of you on your never ending honeymoon.!! Enjoy each other and stay safe out there in this beautiful world.. someday it will all be a beautiful paradise for all of us to enjoy in peace and security, not ever worrying about sickness, death, or any form of pain. What a wonderful Job to have. Being in control of what you bring to your audience!! AWESOME!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤sending you both hugs and kisses!! Take care and be safe!!! Enjoy all your explorations!!
Really lovely places today. Old, deserted and crumbling almost hovels but we’re home to many. History in each place you saw. How wonderful. Thanks guys! Much love. Stay safe back in Europe! 🌹💜😘🤗 XXXX
Hi Sam and Jess 👋 I was so excited when you found the last house well and truly abandoned 😁 I loved all the little things that layed around and the old fireplace with the very old cooker and kettles! I just love that when a place has been abandoned for Decade's, you get the 😮 factor . I reckon you need to get yourself a gardening tool so that you can get through all brambles, lol Thanx guys for another brilliant abandoned tour 🤗😊 xx
Your Wales road trip is fabulous! I love all the photography it’s beautiful!! That last little farmhouse was unbelievable! Some of my ancestors came from Wales and I’m wondering if this was how they lived. This was really a great time capsule. Can you imagine how hard it would’ve been if you lost your husband and you were the last one left trying to make things work in your advanced age. Must’ve been really a tough life. Thank you so much. Glad you guys are safe. Love y’all.💜🤟🏻🤗🦔🤙🏻🇺🇸
Often at night, especially in winter, the animals would have been downstairs while the people would have slept in a rough sleeping loft above, making use of the rising heat from the animals & their dung to stop the family from freezing.
The zebrite is blacking which is used on stoves and ranges. The old cooker that you referred to as an aga is the old range and made from cast iron. The zebrite is used to restore it by 'blacking' it. This essentially means rubbing on the zebrite. Another brand is zebo. Another great video, I love your passion and enthusiasm but equally your utter respect for these properties and the care that you take to avoid entering any inhabited buildings 💜💚💜
The last farmhouse was fascinating! Love seeing how people farmed and lived back in the day when life was a lot simpler, though they worked hard for a living. I think they had so many large kettles for heating water for bathing, doing dishes and cleaning the equipment for butter and cream production. Loved the explore, greetings from Australia. 🦘🥰😊🤗
I came back to watch this again because of the beautiful Spring landscapes and the stone houses. Is it always so windy in Wales? I had a friend who invited me there but he suddenly died. He loved it.
I was born in Manchester but lived in Wales till I was nine , When you were in Rhyl you were only two miles from my home in Towyn which was just a caravan park for Butlins and Pailins .So good to catch a glimpse of the Rhyl sea front through the window of your overnight . Thanks for the memories , Till next time Stuart in Canada ..
Some great finds there. Those lightbulbs in that shed are old valves from wireless sets and monochrome TVs. Lemon Cheese is Lemon Curd what you spread on sandwiches or bake in tarts. That bank book says £98 pounds. 11/- shillings and 9 pence in pre-decimal currency. That bill for the hotel is again pre-decimal. 22/- (Shillings) for room and 24/- Shillings if with breakfast. Lunch 8/- shillings, Dinner 11/- shillings.
David hi there,,,,,, can relate to all of these items being 82 years old,,, my granny Bickley had a cottage that had fire-cooking cast-iron ranges like those here kettles saucepans,,, medication from a bygone age photos from WW1,,,, wedding from the 1940s it heart-breaking to see knowing the happiness that must have been within that cottage household,,, Ed
Cool houses. Love the old cast iron stoves . Lemon cheese is today’s equivalent of lemon curd. As a child of the 70s I remember a few of the labels on the those jars and things. My gramps bought bluebird toffee.. I had plenty, lovely.
Hi absolutely love this video, nice way of showing us where you actually go through villages and seeing tiny shops, love you both lots, Valerie from Scotland ❤🎉
You Guys have such the “perfect eye”. You are our visionary escape to these places that would be otherwise gone. Thank you for all that you do to bring your content to us! Your merchandise is badass!
Felt that the video was a 'fresh format', more of a afventure as such with some egress failures but I didn't feel like they were total fails... Great to feel the obvious excitement at the end with reviewing all of the old content... I do like the way you treat each other with respect, spot on guys!
This is a beautiful place, sorry missed the premiere, been fighting migraine headache this week,coming from a couple teeth that needs pulling, y'all always impress with whatever you are videoing
You guys are amazing!! Just the dedication alone is crazy to watch!! At one point I thought we were going to get an EVP session going!!! 😂😂✌🏻❤️from Philadelphia 🇺🇸
Thanks for showing me Wales, the home of my Great Grandmother and her Ancestors. I have never been there and too old to go now. For all I know you may be showing homes of some of my ancestors.
Wow what a crazy trip! You just knew you'd get to something really good after all of the duds that didn't work out. You made an interesting point, how there are people living in abandoned places that are trashed and decaying. Lovely little house at the end, looked like something Andrew Wyeth would paint. Famous American painter. Great video!
Australia here/ Hi Jess & Sam, loved this one !! the board with hooks had rubber rings that you threw onto the hooks (game) Great to see Wales in this way, as we usually only seethe pretty side of like - The Lake District. Loved your adventures of finding squatters in some old derelict houses- amazing !!
I just love the scenery on your adventures! Going through so many abandoned homes was incredible..keep up your sleuthing and finding large and small treasures..I appreciate you both for taking me along with you 😊❤
Im looking forward to watching guys. Looks like a great place to explore. I watch off a morning before work i find ur explores calm brilliant and relaxing ❤💖❤
G'day Sam & Jess ... sorry l missed premier.. the 5.00am alarm went off, but l slept through it.. dam.. l just watched it.. a good long adventure full of explores.. a bit scary with people maybe hiding away from society in them.. Most of the places would have been stunning in their day. Looks like you had a great time... Thank you very much for showing us.. takecare.. 🦘🌻🦘
I really enjoyed this video. Just stopping along the road at random and checking out many places. It was fun. Thank you guys and see y'all next time. 😊
Wow great video guys loved that 👍 some super old places there, brilliant explore, thanks for sharing 👍 look forward to seeing your next video xx have a good week 👍💖xx
Hello Sam and Jess so in Welsh Wales.Its like the land that time forgot.So many abandoned houses.Some looking abandoned but being lived in .Like the house with a radio playing inside.Strange the way they have been sealed where have all the people gone.It all looks so cold wet and miserable.I have an old dimple bottle filled with coins.People used to fill them up with silver sixpences. Well I think this was amazing.So strange wonder why everyone left.Thankyou intriguing.
What an effort you guys go through to find an abandoned place, the last one was pretty cool though. That Hoover was a floor polisher not a vacuum cleaner. Much love from Australia
Thank you for an exciting adventure. So amazing all those places you couldn't get into or the nothingness, finding ones with people living in parts of. That one place where there was a radio or TV going, not sure what, that was on the creepy side. Funny you ran from the dog. What happened brave Sam😂? Loved the final house, all the old kettles and jars etc, that was a nice find. The sheep were beautiful. That hotel with dirty carpet and all those beds for you two. Dont get that. Thanks for shareing, such a lovely road trip. Stay safe you two. Blessed Be 🍀☘🍀🌹
I really do love Wales it’s so beautiful and what a trip you’ve been on so far. I was actually quite scared for you in some of those places, I cannot believe some of them were actually being lived in, what the hell? However your final climb up that very steep hill shared a real abandoned gem with you. As you said, nit very much in the house and yet it actually revealed so much about the people that once lived there. I loved that beautiful window you showed us and what an assortment if ointments, liquids and all sorts of weird and wonderful things… fabulous place. Guys take care as yiu carry on, but yes loving this. Much love ❤❤
Really good explore. After your experience of houses being occupied the first house you investigated after that. You were speaking just above a whisper. You really had me tensed up as well. When you peeked into that first house I was completely prepared to have a face staring back at you 😂😂. Crazy. Do you find since cost of living increase that you’re coming across more squatters? Gorgeous country out there. Greatly appreciate you taking us on your journey. 🇨🇦♥️
Another excellent trip, thank you for the care you take. Thought you'd like a little history - The Midland Bank Pass Book is pre decimal (1972) and it was the bank teller that wrote up the details when you visited the branch. At a rough guess that was his 'burial money' a common practice at the time to save enough money to pay for the burial, wake and sorting out the house after their demise. I believe the total is £98 - 11 shillings - 9 pence. At the time a civil servant at the Labour Exchange was earning about £1,500 per year, think of the film The Full Monty!
Dimple bottle once contained whisky, perhaps kept for lovely shape. Blue orange juice bottle: food shortage after WWII, small children could get free dilutable orange juice in blue bottles for vitamin C. Really enjoyed watching, thank you.
Hello you big adventurers !! The bottle that reads " DEMPLE" was most likely Scotch. In the US Topeka Kansas; There is a bottle of Scotch called Dimple Pinch. Rather pricey. Not my choice. Also, here in the states the bottle was wired on the outside with wire. The wire was shaped and twisted like a 'flies eyeball. Have a great adventure. Julie k
That bottle of orange juice looks very much like the ones my mother used to get from the ministry of food just after the last world war. Lovely explore of all the house, keep up the good work and stay safe.
Thank you for the caution about abandoned places. In my area here in the USA. We have squatters who have taken over and they're not nice people. Yes, be careful.
The first house you explored is known locally as Donkey Corner. The last occupant , an elderly man, kept a donkey in a small field up against the road. As they passed by the children would look out for it.
another place i would recomend visiting is bardsey island, its not abandond but you can holiday there and stay in one of the old houses that are the same as they were when first built. a true taste of living in the past
really loved the video. im from north wales and i know of a few abandond places. a good one to check out would be Barron Hill Manor in Beaumaris. loads to explore there but it is very derelict these day. new sub from me
Just got to look at your latest... beautiful really enjoyed it Wales is fabulous would love to live there reminds me of the west of Ireland Aran Islands next time your in Ireland must visit you'd love it gorgeous video guys 💕✨
I've already hit the thumbs up button because everything Sam and Jess upload is ace 🎀🥇💜
Agreed👍
Me to Anne 👍
Same here
Watching Jess run around a field is just smiles.
Watching Jess do anything is just smiles! Crushing hard!!
I love to watch you guys as you’ll explore abandoned house in Europe. I am 67 yrs and live in Texas so this is like I am traveling w/you. Love it when Karl is with you’ll as well
I'm absolutely loving this Wales trip so far. What a great adventure and so well filmed and edited. 👏❤️👏 The scenery is just so beautiful, thanks for taking us with you 😍🙏😍
Jon Browning and I have really enjoyed this particular road trip. Your editing was effective as you drew us into the entire experience and we loved the final home. What a gorgeous day to end it on. 💚
I loved this episode!The abandoned homes were all so different and I couldn’t believe some of them were actually still standing! So many real back in the day houses is incredible to see. Excellent episode Sam and Jess! Xx
Just wanted to say that you both are such beautiful people. And what you do together looks like so much fun. It’s like a never ending honeymoon journey. Thanks for taking all of us out here on your journey’s with you. Lot’s of love and prayers for the both of you on your never ending honeymoon.!! Enjoy each other and stay safe out there in this beautiful world.. someday it will all be a beautiful paradise for all of us to enjoy in peace and security, not ever worrying about sickness, death, or any form of pain. What a wonderful Job to have. Being in control of what you bring to your audience!! AWESOME!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤sending you both hugs and kisses!! Take care and be safe!!! Enjoy all your explorations!!
Really lovely places today. Old, deserted and crumbling almost hovels but we’re home to many. History in each place you saw. How wonderful. Thanks guys! Much love. Stay safe back in Europe! 🌹💜😘🤗 XXXX
This was fun! Thank you for showing what it's like to be in search of the abandoned ❤
I loved this Sam n Jess beautiful place thank you for taking us wiv you, we do have some amazing places when you look for them 👏👏👏👏👏😘
Hi Sam and Jess 👋 I was so excited when you found the last house well and truly abandoned 😁 I loved all the little things that layed around and the old fireplace with the very old cooker and kettles! I just love that when a place has been abandoned for Decade's, you get the 😮 factor . I reckon you need to get yourself a gardening tool so that you can get through all brambles, lol Thanx guys for another brilliant abandoned tour 🤗😊 xx
Your Wales road trip is fabulous! I love all the photography it’s beautiful!! That last little farmhouse was unbelievable! Some of my ancestors came from Wales and I’m wondering if this was how they lived. This was really a great time capsule. Can you imagine how hard it would’ve been if you lost your husband and you were the last one left trying to make things work in your advanced age. Must’ve been really a tough life. Thank you so much. Glad you guys are safe. Love y’all.💜🤟🏻🤗🦔🤙🏻🇺🇸
Often at night, especially in winter, the animals would have been downstairs while the people would have slept in a rough sleeping loft above, making use of the rising heat from the animals & their dung to stop the family from freezing.
@@sarahstrong7174 wow thank you Sarah
The zebrite is blacking which is used on stoves and ranges. The old cooker that you referred to as an aga is the old range and made from cast iron. The zebrite is used to restore it by 'blacking' it. This essentially means rubbing on the zebrite. Another brand is zebo.
Another great video, I love your passion and enthusiasm but equally your utter respect for these properties and the care that you take to avoid entering any inhabited buildings 💜💚💜
Beautiful countryside💖
I picture the two of you turning this place into a little paradise!
The last farmhouse was fascinating! Love seeing how people farmed and lived back in the day when life was a lot simpler, though they worked hard for a living. I think they had so many large kettles for heating water for bathing, doing dishes and cleaning the equipment for butter and cream production. Loved the explore, greetings from Australia. 🦘🥰😊🤗
Fantastic video again!! Beautiful places!! I love your determination!! Thank you guys!!
I came back to watch this again because of the beautiful Spring landscapes and the stone houses. Is it always so windy in Wales? I had a friend who invited me there but he suddenly died. He loved it.
What an adventure! Loving the Wales trip.
I was born in Manchester but lived in Wales till I was nine , When you were in Rhyl you were only two miles from my home in Towyn which was just a caravan park for Butlins and Pailins .So good to catch a glimpse of the Rhyl sea front through the window of your overnight . Thanks for the memories , Till next time Stuart in Canada ..
Some great finds there. Those lightbulbs in that shed are old valves from wireless sets and monochrome TVs. Lemon Cheese is Lemon Curd what you spread on sandwiches or bake in tarts. That bank book says £98 pounds. 11/- shillings and 9 pence in pre-decimal currency. That bill for the hotel is again pre-decimal. 22/- (Shillings) for room and 24/- Shillings if with breakfast. Lunch 8/- shillings, Dinner 11/- shillings.
David hi there,,,,,, can relate to all of these items
being 82 years old,,, my granny Bickley had a cottage that had fire-cooking cast-iron ranges like those here
kettles saucepans,,, medication from a bygone age
photos from WW1,,,, wedding from the 1940s
it heart-breaking to see knowing the happiness that must have been within that cottage household,,, Ed
Beautiful! Well done. Thank you, both👋✌🥰
Great explore again Sam & Jess, thankyou for sharing 🥰
You guys always find interesting and awesome places. Thank you
Cool houses. Love the old cast iron stoves . Lemon cheese is today’s equivalent of lemon curd. As a child of the 70s I remember a few of the labels on the those jars and things.
My gramps bought bluebird toffee.. I had plenty, lovely.
That's a hell of a lot of ballsy hard work!
I watch you guys, every time I see your notifications. I enjoy each and every video! See you guys tomorrow!
That place looked unreal on Insta. Can't wait for the full video.
Absolutely amazing and all those houses abandoned, keep going Sam n Jess xx
I always hit the thumbs up at the very beginning. They are so awesome! I love you both. Stay safe!!!
It amazes me how the old pictures survive.
Thoroughly enjoying the Wales trip! Thanks for the tag-along.❤
Hi absolutely love this video, nice way of showing us where you actually go through villages and seeing tiny shops, love you both lots, Valerie from Scotland ❤🎉
Wow that was really crazy! Almost makes me wonder if you should have knocked to get their stories. Thanks for sharing your journey.
My father used to have Dimple in the house. Much Love!
Cool, but what IS Dimple?
@@sashasue00 Scotch Whisky..
That was an awesome rainbow 🌈 came out great 👍. Always fun with Sam and Jess ❤️😁
You Guys have such the “perfect eye”. You are our visionary escape to these places that would be otherwise gone. Thank you for all that you do to bring your content to us! Your merchandise is badass!
Felt that the video was a 'fresh format', more of a afventure as such with some egress failures but I didn't feel like they were total fails... Great to feel the obvious excitement at the end with reviewing all of the old content... I do like the way you treat each other with respect, spot on guys!
This is a beautiful place, sorry missed the premiere, been fighting migraine headache this week,coming from a couple teeth that needs pulling, y'all always impress with whatever you are videoing
absolutley loved this roadtrip! thankyou so much!
You guys are amazing!! Just the dedication alone is crazy to watch!! At one point I thought we were going to get an EVP session going!!! 😂😂✌🏻❤️from Philadelphia 🇺🇸
The last one was fantastic I never saw something older than that in any video before. Well done 👍
Oh I Love the house on the hill!!! So Beautiful!!! What a find. Treasure!!! Thank you ☺ love this one tons! Be safe... ❤✌
Thanks for showing me Wales, the home of my Great Grandmother and her Ancestors. I have never been there and too old to go now. For all I know you may be showing homes of some of my ancestors.
Wow what a crazy trip! You just knew you'd get to something really good after all of the duds that didn't work out. You made an interesting point, how there are people living in abandoned places that are trashed and decaying. Lovely little house at the end, looked like something Andrew Wyeth would paint. Famous American painter. Great video!
Thanks for the show guys! Always enjoy. Stay safe
Great explore, thanks!
What a great explore. Very nice scenery as well 👌. Stay safe 👌 👍 🙏 ❤ 💓 😅
Australia here/ Hi Jess & Sam, loved this one !! the board with hooks had rubber rings that you threw onto the hooks (game) Great to see Wales in this way, as we usually only seethe pretty side of like - The Lake District. Loved your adventures of finding squatters in some old derelict houses- amazing !!
Would love to discover a great abandoned house 😂 I love finding old stuff my mind roams like yours 😂❤😅
Appreciate you showing us all the dead ends you encounter.
Been doing this a while and starting a channel soon.
I enjoy being with you guys on your journey
I just love the scenery on your adventures! Going through so many abandoned homes was incredible..keep up your sleuthing and finding large and small treasures..I appreciate you both for taking me along with you 😊❤
That last house was special..loving the top Sam ❤ 🇬🇧
Im looking forward to watching guys. Looks like a great place to explore. I watch off a morning before work i find ur explores calm brilliant and relaxing ❤💖❤
Watching from Australia ❤️ Keep safe,🙏
G'day Sam & Jess ... sorry l missed premier.. the 5.00am alarm went off, but l slept through it.. dam.. l just watched it.. a good long adventure full of explores.. a bit scary with people maybe hiding away from society in them.. Most of the places would have been stunning in their day. Looks like you had a great time... Thank you very much for showing us.. takecare.. 🦘🌻🦘
I really enjoyed this video. Just stopping along the road at random and checking out many places. It was fun. Thank you guys and see y'all next time. 😊
Wow great video guys loved that 👍 some super old places there, brilliant explore, thanks for sharing 👍 look forward to seeing your next video xx have a good week 👍💖xx
This is one of my favorites. Thank you
Hello Sam and Jess so in Welsh Wales.Its like the land that time forgot.So many abandoned houses.Some looking abandoned but being lived in .Like the house with a radio playing inside.Strange the way they have been sealed where have all the people gone.It all looks so cold wet and miserable.I have an old dimple bottle filled with coins.People used to fill them up with silver sixpences. Well I think this was amazing.So strange wonder why everyone left.Thankyou intriguing.
It's nice to see what you have to do to do explores as normally you just there . Brilliant explore guys. Jo
Oh yeah! Enjoyed the trip through Wales. Love exploring with you all the way from Alaska.
What an effort you guys go through to find an abandoned place, the last one was pretty cool though. That Hoover was a floor polisher not a vacuum cleaner. Much love from Australia
Thank you for an exciting adventure. So amazing all those places you couldn't get into or the nothingness, finding ones with people living in parts of. That one place where there was a radio or TV going, not sure what, that was on the creepy side. Funny you ran from the dog. What happened brave Sam😂? Loved the final house, all the old kettles and jars etc, that was a nice find. The sheep were beautiful. That hotel with dirty carpet and all those beds for you two. Dont get that. Thanks for shareing, such a lovely road trip. Stay safe you two. Blessed Be 🍀☘🍀🌹
Thankyou for sharing. I loved the farm.
I really do love Wales it’s so beautiful and what a trip you’ve been on so far. I was actually quite scared for you in some of those places, I cannot believe some of them were actually being lived in, what the hell? However your final climb up that very steep hill shared a real abandoned gem with you. As you said, nit very much in the house and yet it actually revealed so much about the people that once lived there. I loved that beautiful window you showed us and what an assortment if ointments, liquids and all sorts of weird and wonderful things… fabulous place. Guys take care as yiu carry on, but yes loving this. Much love ❤❤
Amazing mix of different properties, a fabulous adventure. Never know what awaits you, lol. Great video Sam & Jess😊
that was a great video . yes i am enjoying Wales. thank you sam and jess
Great find. Lemon cheese is lemon curd and you can still buy it to put on toast. Blue Bird toffees were sold in Woolworths 😊
Loving the Wales roadtrip! Been a rough few weeks, you two keep my spirits up with your wanderings and exploring! 😄🙏
Beautiful Country!!! ❤ to bad it had burned... Loved the fireplace!
Really good explore. After your experience of houses being occupied the first house you investigated after that. You were speaking just above a whisper. You really had me tensed up as well. When you peeked into that first house I was completely prepared to have a face staring back at you 😂😂. Crazy. Do you find since cost of living increase that you’re coming across more squatters? Gorgeous country out there. Greatly appreciate you taking us on your journey.
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It's sad to know that some of those derelict buildings are still lived in. Really enjoyed the video guys.
Beautiful countryside, I would love to know the story behind some of these old homes! Yep, they come and they go, with their own stories. Thank you!
Another excellent trip, thank you for the care you take. Thought you'd like a little history - The Midland Bank Pass Book is pre decimal (1972) and it was the bank teller that wrote up the details when you visited the branch. At a rough guess that was his 'burial money' a common practice at the time to save enough money to pay for the burial, wake and sorting out the house after their demise. I believe the total is £98 - 11 shillings - 9 pence. At the time a civil servant at the Labour Exchange was earning about £1,500 per year, think of the film The Full Monty!
We had blue Bird toffees in the 1950's. They were yummy and normally came in a tin at Christmas time. Great exploring thank you.
Certainly are enjoying the Wales trip, always love what you do. 😊
So many spots, thanks for the multiple bando explore 🤘🤩🤘
Dimple bottle once contained whisky, perhaps kept for lovely shape. Blue orange juice bottle: food shortage after WWII, small children could get free dilutable orange juice in blue bottles for vitamin C. Really enjoyed watching, thank you.
My favourite explorers 💜🙏. Take care .
3rd explore is lovely & mysterious ❤
Loved this one! Wishing life was that simple still 😕
The background music 👌
Didn't like the music
Fab.. Thank you guy's xx
Whales is amazing and beautiful
Hello you big adventurers !! The bottle that reads " DEMPLE" was most likely Scotch. In the US Topeka Kansas; There is a bottle of Scotch called Dimple Pinch. Rather pricey. Not my choice. Also, here in the states the bottle was wired on the outside with wire. The wire was shaped and twisted like a 'flies eyeball. Have a great adventure. Julie k
Loved the video. I think that hoover was a floor polisher. We had one like that🥰
Looks a beauty Sam jess xxx 👍👍👍some aswome abandoned houses .xxx👍👍👍
Wales has some beautiful land
That bottle of orange juice looks very much like the ones my mother used to get from the ministry of food just after the last world war. Lovely explore of all the house, keep up the good work and stay safe.
Thank you for the caution about abandoned places. In my area here in the USA. We have squatters who have taken over and they're not nice people. Yes, be careful.
The first house you explored is known locally as Donkey Corner. The last occupant , an elderly man, kept a donkey in a small field up against the road. As they passed by the children would look out for it.
Where about is it? I would love to check it out!
@@PoppyJones-eh1br Are you in the Kington/Presteigne area of Herefordshire?
Great video guys. I've been to places that look completely derelict only to find someone still lives there it's sad see how some people live.
thank-you for showing us what you go thou to show us awesome places
Wales has such beautiful countrysides 🤘😎🤘
another place i would recomend visiting is bardsey island, its not abandond but you can holiday there and stay in one of the old houses that are the same as they were when first built. a true taste of living in the past
The board with hooks is a ring toss game.
really loved the video. im from north wales and i know of a few abandond places. a good one to check out would be Barron Hill Manor in Beaumaris. loads to explore there but it is very derelict these day. new sub from me
Just got to look at your latest... beautiful really enjoyed it Wales is fabulous would love to live there reminds me of the west of Ireland Aran Islands next time your in Ireland must visit you'd love it gorgeous video guys 💕✨
Love the Wales road trip. Looking forward to the next instalment. Greetings from NZ🇳🇿
I checked out that musician. He's a world class violinist. Plays all greats as well.