I always find it sad,i used to clean out houses of folk that died ,and many memories left behind ,and the things family's didn't want like memories from holidays clothes and so on just went to bin,truly breaks my heart so many have know one and sadly know one cares.
One day I am going to be watching your channel and I'm going to see my friends house on here! He lives in the middle of nowhere in a rundown derelict looking house which is all overgrown and is a hoarder the inside is rammed! I'm sure he would appreciate the company!
Hi there,great place,what a find,so much stuff left behind,it's so sad,but at the same time,so interesting at just a peak into someone's life and journey,fab vid,thankyou.
I love doing this type of exploring when I get a chance. I think it's awesome the respect you show the place you explore. Also hello from Kentucky, U.S. A.
Another great explore - thank you! The little spoon sitting in the silver-plated, shell-shaped dish at 4:07 is a sugar-shaker or sugar sieve used for sprinkling sugar over fruit or mince pies. Moving on to 14:40, I don't think these bicycles are Victorian but date from either the inter-war period or early post war... perhaps 1940's/50's. Great video.
The singer sewing machine is an early one because it has the recessed knobs on the draws. If you have the serial number you can look it upon singer sewing machine database I'm no expert but im guessing 1890 - 1910.
Absolutely beautiful scenery and landscape loved to see that ....oh by the way the sewing machine is a treadle machine that is probably about 100 years old....no hydro you pumped it with your feet
A very cool place. I could sense their was happiness there once. Whatever happened it was vacated suddenly. Thanks for sharing the farm and that awesome sowing machine. Mark
Lovely farmhouse in It's day very sad to see everything thrown about and the house left to rot if walls could talk they would tell you a tale of two thanks for the explore xx
A very nice find, they just took the expensive stuff and left it too rot, it looks like a old standard farm with a few cows pigs and chickens and some land.
Nice to see such a handsome young man ad yourself keep himself so well groomed. Your beard is absolutely stunning. Not many young men give a hoot about how their beard looks. Kudos to you and keep that beautiful beard well kept. A lot of men wish they could grow a REAL beard. Koopup the g
First one of your videos I've watched. Love that you are so respectful. Sad when I see things thrown about by people just searching for anything of value. Enjoyed your video and will subscribe to your channel.
Got one of those old singer sewing machines in my barn. They were built probably in many cities but here in South Bend Indiana we had the cabinet works which is sadly torn down but I did work in that building when it was a mental or part of it was a mental hospital type building. And one of the buildings on the other part of town is still there sadly 1956 several of the buildings burned which was considered the big fire here in town in that decade
Saw a nice antique Rudy glass in the first cabinet, my mum collects those. All these abandoned houses still have the meters read every month. Unless they have removed the meter. I was a meter reader for years and went to loads of abandoned properties. Once I went to a rural farm house to sight the electric meter, and got a shock from the wall. Had thick soled shoes on so was ok, idiot lines company accidentally reconnected the mains by mistake. All the wires were just hanging exposed and live.
Smashing little cottage, i can't help but wonder what happened to the people who lived in the abandoned properties you explore, it's sad to think they didn't have anyone to leave their homes and belongings too. I've been following you for 3 or 4 months now, and I've noticed how consistent you are when it comes to treating people's homes and belongings with respect. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us.
I watch a lot of your explores, and enjoy them, possibly because it would seem that as humans we are nosey. I did feel on this one, however, that we were trampling all over an 80 year old woman's possessions and lifetime memories and that made me uncomfortable.
I use Chromecast to watch RUclips, etc on t.v. Imagine my surprise when a few minutes into this vid the screen went blank and a bloody advert for voting Labour appeared! Don't normally get ads, and never during one of your videos, lol lol. Good little vid as usual, thanks. 😀
There were lots of items obviously for a woman, so it looks like the wife died, and then the husband either also died or moved away. The big framed print not long into the video is Salisbury Cathedral. I'd love to have the glazed display cabinet with the crystal glass items in. The displayed plates with the wide green borders might be Worcester, but I couldn't see them for long enough. I expect there are many more abandoned properties like this in Wales.
I always find it sad,i used to clean out houses of folk that died ,and many memories left behind ,and the things family's didn't want like memories from holidays clothes and so on just went to bin,truly breaks my heart so many have know one and sadly know one cares.
I hate seeing photos destroyed. There a capture of time.
Love these glimpses into people's lives. Sad but very interesting. I can always imagine them going about their daily chores.
What an interesting old place - beautifully filmed. I love the way you are so respectful towards people's possessions left behind. Gill 😊
One day I am going to be watching your channel and I'm going to see my friends house on here!
He lives in the middle of nowhere in a rundown derelict looking house which is all overgrown and is a hoarder the inside is rammed!
I'm sure he would appreciate the company!
The lady was beautiful!
Hi there,great place,what a find,so much stuff left behind,it's so sad,but at the same time,so interesting at just a peak into someone's life and journey,fab vid,thankyou.
I love doing this type of exploring when I get a chance. I think it's awesome the respect you show the place you explore. Also hello from Kentucky, U.S. A.
Another great explore - thank you! The little spoon sitting in the silver-plated, shell-shaped dish at 4:07 is a sugar-shaker or sugar sieve used for sprinkling sugar over fruit or mince pies. Moving on to 14:40, I don't think these bicycles are Victorian but date from either the inter-war period or early post war... perhaps 1940's/50's. Great video.
Just love these old farm house explores, my favorites 🌝.
Thank you so much!
The glasses looked like the ones in the Wedding picture.
The singer sewing machine is an early one because it has the recessed knobs on the draws. If you have the serial number you can look it upon singer sewing machine database I'm no expert but im guessing 1890 - 1910.
Must be plenty still around especially useful for cottages without electricity.
C'était super ! Surtout avec les portraits des gens ! Très sympa comme visite ! Merci ! 👍👍👍😉
Absolutely beautiful scenery and landscape loved to see that ....oh by the way the sewing machine is a treadle machine that is probably about 100 years old....no hydro you pumped it with your feet
A very cool place. I could sense their was happiness there once. Whatever happened it was vacated suddenly. Thanks for sharing the farm and that awesome sowing machine. Mark
Lovely farmhouse in It's day very sad to see everything thrown about and the house left to rot if walls could talk they would tell you a tale of two thanks for the explore xx
This explore had a really ghostly feel about it. So many personal belongings left behind. A real time capsule
So beautiful and such a stunning view. Lovely find 😊
Great explore and what a great view from out of those windows!
What a little gem. Beautiful place. Top video buddy! Loved it 😍
Hello...So many tiny rooms in this house. Geez, what a beautiful view. Thank you for sharing. Take care.
Oh my god.absolutely wonderful. keep the great videos coming buddy again thanks
Another interesting find great job
I love this explore! Wow! What a place!
keep up the good videos so we all can enjoy the travel and the explores. Stay safe.
Your explorations are the best! Love to watch🙌
A very nice find, they just took the expensive stuff and left it too rot, it looks like a old standard farm with a few cows pigs and chickens and some land.
Vert sad but so captivating.
thanks for the nice exploration video 🤗👍👍
Nice to see such a handsome young man ad yourself keep himself so well groomed. Your beard is absolutely stunning. Not many young men give a hoot about how their beard looks. Kudos to you and keep that beautiful beard well kept. A lot of men wish they could grow a REAL beard. Koopup the g
As usual, nice explore. I'm still looking for the petrol station on the last one! Keep up the good work mate.
Nice explore m8y 😎
That view from the window is amazing 😊
Its darling. Wow. Such beautiful antiques
Another great video well done not rushed and well planned out
First one of your videos I've watched. Love that you are so respectful. Sad when I see things thrown about by people just searching for anything of value.
Enjoyed your video and will subscribe to your channel.
Great video mate Shropshire I gues
This place looks amazing
Great video..Thought that bloke in the wedding picture was Derek Nimmo!!!
You're showing your age!
Another epic video. Many thanks
Got one of those old singer sewing machines in my barn. They were built probably in many cities but here in South Bend Indiana we had the cabinet works which is sadly torn down but I did work in that building when it was a mental or part of it was a mental hospital type building. And one of the buildings on the other part of town is still there sadly 1956 several of the buildings burned which was considered the big fire here in town in that decade
Saw a nice antique Rudy glass in the first cabinet, my mum collects those. All these abandoned houses still have the meters read every month. Unless they have removed the meter. I was a meter reader for years and went to loads of abandoned properties. Once I went to a rural farm house to sight the electric meter, and got a shock from the wall. Had thick soled shoes on so was ok, idiot lines company accidentally reconnected the mains by mistake. All the wires were just hanging exposed and live.
Smashing little cottage, i can't help but wonder what happened to the people who lived in the abandoned properties you explore, it's sad to think they didn't have anyone to leave their homes and belongings too.
I've been following you for 3 or 4 months now, and I've noticed how consistent you are when it comes to treating people's homes and belongings with respect. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us.
Amazing 👀 thanks for the great work on finding such a interesting video, the bearded 🧔 man you need to tell me you're first name, thanks 👍🏻🧔
Bet that kitchen was freezing in the winter with single skin blockwork!
Heir hunters should watch your channel I'm sure that properties value would make it worth hunting down the heir's .....
The brake rods on the cycles are actually in TENSION when the brakes are in use.
Nice 1 m8
Crazy how people just leave a house with all the stuff in it like this and the socks were still left on the line mad
I watch a lot of your explores, and enjoy them, possibly because it would seem that as humans we are nosey. I did feel on this one, however, that we were trampling all over an 80 year old woman's possessions and lifetime memories and that made me uncomfortable.
free free sweet things to keep
I think the clam dish is for caviar..
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Those stainless steel tea sets with tray are bomb proof remember buying one for wedding present £5 in 1975 ! *#@$
clam dish is probably a butter dish
Think I saw a wedding band next to the lipstick and pics on the mantle 😢
Wow
the house is Frozen in time,
Good vid, why didn't you have a look in the attic?
I use Chromecast to watch RUclips, etc on t.v. Imagine my surprise when a few minutes into this vid the screen went blank and a bloody advert for voting Labour appeared! Don't normally get ads, and never during one of your videos, lol lol. Good little vid as usual, thanks. 😀
That was a thermometer on the windowsill by the phone and glasses.
The sewing machine was a hand treadle one , so non electric, this machine is 50 years at least probably more like 60
great video but i think you need an external mic or talk louder very hard to hear what your saying sorry
some of these places may have been abandoned because of these owners meet we a tradegy
I was shouting at the screen "Pick up the phone.. Pick up the phone" wondering if there was a dialing tone. But you obviously didn't hear me ;)
singers started in 1851 -check the serial number
In which country?
UK
What happened to the occupants?
There were lots of items obviously for a woman, so it looks like the wife died, and then the husband either also died or moved away. The big framed print not long into the video is Salisbury Cathedral. I'd love to have the glazed display cabinet with the crystal glass items in. The displayed plates with the wide green borders might be Worcester, but I couldn't see them for long enough. I expect there are many more abandoned properties like this in Wales.
1919
hot guy he looks age 22
What happens if he wants to shave his beard off
He becomes the beardless explorer...
So beautiful and such a stunning view. Lovely find 😊