Your country and its neighbors are so rich in history. Finding an abandoned piece of that history is truly remarkable. It is really awesome that you capture them in photos and video to preserve them so that we can all share them. In time they will have returned to the earth from where they came and will be gone forever. Thank you a million times over.
6:00-6:37 Looks like large capacity well, pre pump, for deep artesian well. Raises the water from deep 100 feet or deeper to 400 feet and holds in expansion tank until water is required in building with more tanks in basement or cellar. Regarding the pipes beside it they could be for old style cesspools/septic, for human waste toilets.9:44 old school drag to level dirt or gravel roads and smooth it out or make level. Still sold or made for use on old roads, if budget won't allow a grader or excavator.
Hey Janne, Great find and thank you for the variety of different places you explore ! I am not sure what the underground place is for , but I do know that the piece of equipment made with the heavy chains is pulled behind a small tractor too level out the dirt ( like baseball diamonds) and gravel drives ways to reduce potholes. Have a good weekend and take care of yourself. See ya next Friday !
hi Janne. i grew up on a farm and we always used the chains (we called them harrows) towed behind a farm vehicle to sprend the gravel or manure around for even spreading. Cant wait for part 2!
Finland is such a beautiful country, man. I'd love to visit it someday, hopefully. The outside area surrounding the building looks absolutely breathtaking, I envy you, man, damn.
+Sophisticated Cat It is very beautiful, more north i go, less trees there is. You should have seen it in person :) but i made a video of this place, where i climb on the roof, and record the scenery from there :)
Great find! I'm glad you scout the property all around to make sure no one else is around! Also, make sure you park your car and bike out of sight from the road.
I think the round thing in the ground with the black lid is a converted water storage tank. It looks like it was converted to an electric pump and pressure tank. The rusted chains on the ground in from are pulled behind a vehicle to smooth out dirt and rock driveways to help keep them from getting deep tire tacks. I really like watching your videos. I love seeing old places.
Hi Janne, a very good outside view. It gives a good impression and a feel for the atmosphere and setting. As others have said perhaps not abandoned as long as 30 years ago but maybe the lack of graffiti makes a difference. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the videos.
+3enjoy3 I found some gossip magazines from the attic, those were 32+ years old. These kind of Finnish stone buildings usually look much younger than they are, they dont fall apart very easily.
really enjoyed this video and when you talked about history I just really wanted to know more haha, I'm new but will watch every video for now on. well done!
+Nikki Jo Lucero Yes these cement walls usually look clean, and many times they use cement walls inside, so thats why they dont look so old, cause wall papers decay much more easily.
looks like the spade shovel was the grounds workers last day on his job. The Tank underground looks like a cystern setup for pumping well water Thanks for the good videos from Canada
+Urban Exploration Finland with Janne Flinck Your explorations are truly amazing. I look forward to viewing all of your videos. Thank you. Ivan White - Las Cruces, New Mexico - USA
This is going to be a very nice explore, but 30 years i dont now paint looks to good lol lets wait for inside. Bunker outside perhaps toilet waist control for containment bunker?
Tässä olisi vähän taustatietoja rakennuksesta. Vanhainkodin rakentaminen kunnalliskodin raunioille aloitettiin 28.5.1948 ja ne saatiin päätökseen seuraavana vuonna. Arkkitehti Heimo Vesikarin suunnittelema päärakennus käsittää kahdesta kerroksesta ja vintistä koostuvan vanhainkotiosan ja siihen liitetyn siipiosan, jossa sijaitsivat ruokala ja johtajan asunto. Lisäksi tontille rakennettiin saman arkkitehdin piirustusten pohjalta karjatupa, navetta ja sikala/kanala. Vanhainkotiin rakennettiin kellarikerros vuonna 1956. Uusin rakennus on vuonna 1974 arkkitehtitoimisto Aarre Holttisen piirustusten pohjalta valmistunut tasakattoinen rivitalo, joka toimi henkilökunnan asuntolana. Jokainen kynnelle kykenevä vanhainkodin asukas otti osaa talon töihin. Maataloudessa pyrittiin omavaraisuuteen. Maatila tarjosi asukkaille tekemistä niin pelloilla kuin navetassakin. Käytännössä kaikkien asukkaiden ollessa kotoisin samalta kylältä tunnelma oli kotoinen ja luonnonläheinen. Maatila lakkautettiin ja pellot paketoitiin vuonna 1972. Päärakennusta remontoitiin vuonna 1977. Vanhainkodin muutettua kirkonkylälle Aleksis Kiven päivänä vuonna 1993 vanhat rakennukset jäivät autioiksi. Autioksi jäätyään vanhainkodista tuli joksikin aikaa paikallisten nuorten suosima paikka, jossa he kävivät tutkimassa, ryyppäämässä tai muuten vaan hengailemassa. Rakennuksen kerrotaan myös vetäneen puoleensa katseilta piilottelevia narkomaaneja (liiman ja/tai liuottimien imppaamiseen koukkuun jääneitä), joita nuoriso joskus retkillään näki. Eräät kävijät olivat kertomuksen perusteella järkyttyneet nähdessään nuoren narkkariäidin nurkassa mutisemassa jotain itsekseen sylivauvaikäisen lapsen itkiessä vieressä. Luultavasti juuri näiden "asukkien" takia poliisi sulki paikan lopullisesti yleisöltä jossain vaiheessa vuoden 1993 jälkeen. 2000-luvulle tultaessa rakennukset olivat jo alkaneet painua unohduksiin. Kiinteistön omistaa nykyään yksityinen henkilö, joka on suunnitellut tiloihin matkailutoimintaa. Toistaiseksi toiminta on rajoittunut marjanpoimijoiden majoittamiseen henkilökunnan asuntolassa. Teksti kirjoitettu v. 2015 paikalla käynnin jälkeen
Thank you for the nice work with those abanded builddings of our. i remembered this target while i i looked at our videö, Syrbex Finland (Antti) had filmed this palce in 2018.. No big differences since your video. Thanks again , and we woulkd see again.
In the underground room, to the left is a heater and the right is a tank ( water) I am not sure why it is so small, for that size of house, (building ) . Maybe some where in other places? It also is quite far from the house. Maybe for another building?
If That was a septic system for drains nothing would be seen above ground the dispersal tank would be buried below the frost line. your English is Very good, nuch better than my Finnish would be
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Your country and its neighbors are so rich in history. Finding an abandoned piece of that history is truly remarkable. It is really awesome that you capture them in photos and video to preserve them so that we can all share them. In time they will have returned to the earth from where they came and will be gone forever. Thank you a million times over.
+Bill C. Thats what i tell the owners, when i get caught sometimes, and they do understand.
6:00-6:37 Looks like large capacity well, pre pump, for deep artesian well. Raises the water from deep 100 feet or deeper to 400 feet and holds in expansion tank until water is required in building with more tanks in basement or cellar. Regarding the pipes beside it they could be for old style cesspools/septic, for human waste toilets.9:44 old school drag to level dirt or gravel roads and smooth it out or make level. Still sold or made for use on old roads, if budget won't allow a grader or excavator.
Hey Janne, Great find and thank you for the variety of different places you explore ! I am not sure what the underground place is for , but I do know that the piece of equipment made with the heavy chains is pulled behind a small tractor too level out the dirt ( like baseball diamonds) and gravel drives ways to reduce potholes. Have a good weekend and take care of yourself. See ya next Friday !
+George Folkner Thank you for that info! there were farm houses nearby.
Hello Janne.
I love watching your videos.
I feel like I'm there.
It's also very relaxing.
Thanks!
..💕🌙
hi Janne. i grew up on a farm and we always used the chains (we called them harrows) towed behind a farm vehicle to sprend the gravel or manure around for even spreading. Cant wait for part 2!
+Tash Vs Im glad i asked, other vice i wouldn´t ever have found out :)
There are going to be 4 parts in total, its that big place :D
Finland is such a beautiful country, man. I'd love to visit it someday, hopefully. The outside area surrounding the building looks absolutely breathtaking, I envy you, man, damn.
+Sophisticated Cat It is very beautiful, more north i go, less trees there is.
You should have seen it in person :) but i made a video of this place, where i climb on the roof, and record the scenery from there :)
+Urban Exploration Finland with Janne Flinck I hope you're planning to upload it soon! :)
Great find! I'm glad you scout the property all around to make sure no one else is around! Also, make sure you park your car and bike out of sight from the road.
I think the round thing in the ground with the black lid is a converted water storage tank. It looks like it was converted to an electric pump and pressure tank. The rusted chains on the ground in from are pulled behind a vehicle to smooth out dirt and rock driveways to help keep them from getting deep tire tacks. I really like watching your videos. I love seeing old places.
+Mike Smith Thank you!
and thank you for explaining what it is :)
i love all of your videos, can't wait for the next one
Oh I can't wait for you to take us inside!!! I love your videos!
+Eileen S Inside parts of this place, are my favorites :)
Hi Janne, a very good outside view. It gives a good impression and a feel for the atmosphere and setting. As others have said perhaps not abandoned as long as 30 years ago but maybe the lack of graffiti makes a difference. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the videos.
+3enjoy3 I found some gossip magazines from the attic, those were 32+ years old.
These kind of Finnish stone buildings usually look much younger than they are, they dont fall apart very easily.
really enjoyed this video and when you talked about history I just really wanted to know more haha, I'm new but will watch every video for now on. well done!
+Callum Hawkhead Wish i knew more about the history.
It looks so clean and beautiful ! Sometimes places like this were also asylums as well as nursing homes....I do believe in haunted places.
+Nikki Jo Lucero Yes these cement walls usually look clean, and many times they use cement walls inside, so thats why they dont look so old, cause wall papers decay much more easily.
can't wait for part 2
+Paulette Folmer Click here :) ruclips.net/video/mRo8MFlJjDs/видео.html
The thing down in the hole looks like the thing you have in houses tp warm up the water! :)
+boxol29 True, it looks like a water heater.
looks like the spade shovel was the grounds workers last day on his job. The Tank underground looks like a cystern setup for pumping well water Thanks for the good videos from Canada
+Gary Roberton Thanks for the info :)
looked like a septic tank. connected to plumbing.
Tää ois mielenkiintosta tsekata läpi. :D
Looking forward to more!
+joni griffin Three more episodes of this place :D
+Urban Exploration Finland with Janne Flinck
Your explorations are truly amazing. I look forward to viewing all of your videos.
Thank you.
Ivan White - Las Cruces, New Mexico - USA
Ivan White Thank you :) and lot more episodes to come!
Thank you. I am looking forward to more information on this asylum
Ivan White Did you check all 4 parts?
This is going to be a very nice explore, but 30 years i dont now paint looks to good lol lets wait for inside. Bunker outside perhaps toilet waist control for containment bunker?
+rolf sinkgraven Yes, inside videos give you many clues of the age of this place.
It could be toilet waist control.
that chain is used to drag behind a four-wheeler or a tractor call day drag to smooth out gravel
Tässä olisi vähän taustatietoja rakennuksesta.
Vanhainkodin rakentaminen kunnalliskodin raunioille aloitettiin 28.5.1948 ja ne saatiin päätökseen seuraavana vuonna. Arkkitehti Heimo Vesikarin suunnittelema päärakennus käsittää kahdesta kerroksesta ja vintistä koostuvan vanhainkotiosan ja siihen liitetyn siipiosan, jossa sijaitsivat ruokala ja johtajan asunto. Lisäksi tontille rakennettiin saman arkkitehdin piirustusten pohjalta karjatupa, navetta ja sikala/kanala. Vanhainkotiin rakennettiin kellarikerros vuonna 1956. Uusin rakennus on vuonna 1974 arkkitehtitoimisto Aarre Holttisen piirustusten pohjalta valmistunut tasakattoinen rivitalo, joka toimi henkilökunnan asuntolana.
Jokainen kynnelle kykenevä vanhainkodin asukas otti osaa talon töihin. Maataloudessa pyrittiin omavaraisuuteen. Maatila tarjosi asukkaille tekemistä niin pelloilla kuin navetassakin. Käytännössä kaikkien asukkaiden ollessa kotoisin samalta kylältä tunnelma oli kotoinen ja luonnonläheinen. Maatila lakkautettiin ja pellot paketoitiin vuonna 1972. Päärakennusta remontoitiin vuonna 1977. Vanhainkodin muutettua kirkonkylälle Aleksis Kiven päivänä vuonna 1993 vanhat rakennukset jäivät autioiksi.
Autioksi jäätyään vanhainkodista tuli joksikin aikaa paikallisten nuorten suosima paikka, jossa he kävivät tutkimassa, ryyppäämässä tai muuten vaan hengailemassa. Rakennuksen kerrotaan myös vetäneen puoleensa katseilta piilottelevia narkomaaneja (liiman ja/tai liuottimien imppaamiseen koukkuun jääneitä), joita nuoriso joskus retkillään näki. Eräät kävijät olivat kertomuksen perusteella järkyttyneet nähdessään nuoren narkkariäidin nurkassa mutisemassa jotain itsekseen sylivauvaikäisen lapsen itkiessä vieressä. Luultavasti juuri näiden "asukkien" takia poliisi sulki paikan lopullisesti yleisöltä jossain vaiheessa vuoden 1993 jälkeen. 2000-luvulle tultaessa rakennukset olivat jo alkaneet painua unohduksiin. Kiinteistön omistaa nykyään yksityinen henkilö, joka on suunnitellut tiloihin matkailutoimintaa. Toistaiseksi toiminta on rajoittunut marjanpoimijoiden majoittamiseen henkilökunnan asuntolassa.
Teksti kirjoitettu v. 2015 paikalla käynnin jälkeen
Kiitoksia mahdottomasti näistä tiedoista! oli kyllä kiva tietää tausta tietoja, itse vain olen niin laiska niitä etsimään ;)
Thank you for the nice work with those abanded builddings of our. i remembered this target while i i looked at our videö, Syrbex Finland (Antti) had filmed this palce in 2018.. No big differences since your video. Thanks again , and we woulkd see again.
I believe that tank that you looked at inside of is a septic tank
Another creepy place...Rusted chains??? They were all chained together in the cellar at one time! :)
Wind was very strong
Could be Geothermal cooling system.
Beautiful country!
In the underground room, to the left is a heater and the right is a tank ( water) I am not sure why it is so small, for that size of house, (building ) . Maybe some where in other places? It also is quite far from the house. Maybe for another building?
+Nikki Jo Lucero Perhaps its just for yard caring.
If That was a septic system for drains nothing would be seen above ground the dispersal tank would be buried below the frost line. your English is Very good, nuch better than my Finnish would be
Hellosh my Scandinavian friend.
+Matthew Taylor Hello there too :)
t that is exactly what that was
Its the pit wel of death.
+Matthew Taylor You never know ;)
It Loks linke some Kind of zistern or spring waterpump.
+Bob Hudson Could be :)
I would have been terrified to be that close the the Russian border!
You have to be straightforward and you are and smooth talker like you can get by with being caught
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this place is haunted? wow, get an experience about real haunted place bro? share us please
+boLukukus - All ive seen is object falling and doors and windows closing and opening.