⛈️ ⚡ STORM Camping in an Abandoned House - HEAVY RAIN with Flooding Strong Winds
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- In this Stormy Adventure, Hurricane Nicole is coming through the mountains and Luke is Stealth Camping in an abandoned house!
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You're well seasoned as a hiker. I used to do middle of the night mountain hiking as a teenager. Wild dogs howling in the distance. Big foot following us in the bushes. As I got older I thought maybe it was just a mountain lion. Now that most my hair has fallen from head and the most hiking I do is from the chair to the bathroom, I think it was probably a mouse. Great video, keep them coming.
Reminds me of a song “”This old house once knew its children, this old house once knew its wife . This old house was warm and comfort while they fought the storms of life…” It was popular on the radio durning the 1950’s… It is amazing that the wildlife never moved in and covered everything with bird and rodent droppings, and no sign of vandalism as you pointed out. The woods are beautiful in the storm and I love the thunder. You are a hardy soul!! thank you for taking us along on your adventure.
Something so cool about being in an old abandoned place. And I agree with you on the "power" it holds even still. Both good and bad.
Luke, I loved what you said about respecting the memories of the house. I moved from a house many years ago. I went back to see what it looked like. My house and the homes of my friends were either gone or being torn down. I pulled over to take in the memories. It was difficult and I wept. The creek where we hunted crawdads, was now but a small ditch. The landscape has changed but those fond memories I will keep for the rest of my life. Thanks for what you do.
Is't real
Such is life, mourning the passing of time.
I find that the memento mori of things like that reminds me to pay more attention and appreciate the world around me.
Same happened to my childhood home and neighborhood.
Like the song. The house that built me
@@teresacorrigan3076 Me Too! I have a picture of me and my sister by a small pine tree. Later when I had two sons, I took thwn to my old house. It is now a small retirement home run by a church. I explained who I was and the let me in so my boys could see where daddy grew up. I took a picture of them by the same tree which is about forty feet tall now.
That foundation looks great. This would be a great place to build.
I agree, it would be a shame to tear it down but I guess the park can do whatever it wants with the building and property since they now own it
i enjoy watching someone cook and eat in camping videos, gives you that cosy satisfaction
I think he does not have a weapon to protect himself, because the forest is a dangerous place for someone who ventures alone..and I think an abandoned house without a door is very scary. There are predatory animals and other...terrifying things, especially at night.
To me it looks like that house was abandoned while it was being built, or possibly being remodeled. Looking at the unfinished plumbing and the electrical wiring not being terminated. My guess is they ran out of money before finishing. Very cool place, thanks for bringing us with you!! And that hike back out was insane with all of that rain!!
To get the materials out there struck me but I guess they had some vehicle...but gr8 stuff though..sad story to go with it i'm afraid.thanx for trip
@@pavelusa3423 All of the trees in every direction are very young. That land has been clear in modern times, likely for timber like a lot of national park land in the east was at one time. It looks like a pretty accessible location, not hard to deliver material.
I agree
Looks like that house was an abandoned 'build in progress' - no drywall or fixtures ever installed, safe to say no one ever lived there. Thanks for your amazing content!
That’s exactly what I was thinking 😮
Definitely a build in progress
Build in progress or restoration in progress. Someone just stopped work one day and never returned.
Exactly. Never was inhabited, by the looks of it.
Yeah, I agree, that house was never finished. Still a story that goes with the house and probably not a happy one.
I think the eating is a comfort that everyone loves.
It kind of looks like they were building it then just abandon it Love the sound of running water and the sound of the rain relaxing
Thats what i said im glad i wasnt the only one who noticed
@@albertorobertson9599 Nope, doesn't look that place ever had any love for fun in it. Nice block work and I'd think the wood would be worth(lots of W"s) something. It could be from the 80's. Economies go up and down on a regular basis. After 2004, loads of houses were abandoned. Mostly by people who watched to much How to Flip a House on t.v.
I agree, looks like it was never finished. If it was a demo, seems there would be a lot more damage. There is also a unused roll of roof felt, pretty sure that's not used for demo work.
Yes it looked like the house was never completed. I didn't see any sheet rock.
Has to be a sad story behind this unfinished home. Someone invested a lot of money. Isn’t this the same house you filmed briefly a couple years ago?
That was a pretty clean demo prep. It looked like a remodel was going on and they found something wrong perhaps. Sold it to the park service to break even or recoup something at least. Abandoning items along with the house sounds like they took a loss and walked away. Just me speculating.
That was so very kind and respectful of you to say that about the house. 👍
What I love about your area is your thunderstorms. They go on and on! Here in Idaho... they develop, come over you, and then leave.
Sound more like an ex boyfriend
Thunderstorms and Blizzards are my favourites; as long as I’m cozy , with a fire pit or wood stove and under decent shelter.
@@kelvin5629 Damn 😂
same issue in Canada British Columbia most of the time 10 minute storms then nothing :(
It's a gloomy day here in Miami. Matter of fact it's raining. I'm at work looking out the window watching the planes lined up. Luke I'm enjoying your rainy adventure in that abandoned house. I like how you showed respect for the house even though no one has lived there in a long. Someone's memories are entrapped in that house. Peace and Guidance always
Jeez Luke that trip looked like lots of fun. Glad I was able to watch you from a heated room. Let's do this again sometime.
The house looks like it was never finished. Also, a ballcap works well to keep the rain off your face and keep the hood from blocking your vision. I'm sure you knew that already though.
Ballcap worn as the higher power intended ....
or someone was in the process of fixing it up.
Only downside if if you put the hood over the ballcap, the back of the brim can cause water to soak into the hood
Yea,I was thinking someone was trying to fix 'er up! Demolished out stuff, rebuild. Run out of money. ABANDONED!! .The basement you can tell someone put some love in there. Probably some bodies down there too. 😂
I agree. Never finished. Had it been demoed, there would be drywall debris all over.
Im in the industry😉
I don't think this house was ever finished completely. It was someone dream and I am sure that dream fell apart. Kind of sad really.
Good vid. It looks like someone long ago had planned to build their dream house in the wilderness, but the plans fell through.
Luke, youlooked like an old lighthouse keeper tending to his job in a storm when you were under the red light. Nicely done adventure!
Given the stuff in the basement, I think it's a fair assessment that this house was in the middle of a renovation project when the owners either ran out of money or changed their mind. That's the only way all the new window frames, plywood, etc. makes sense. They clearly had gathered supplies to majorly overhaul the house, but for whatever reason it was never completed.
Yeah that👆
Was my thought seeing it. Guessing ran outta money.
@@OneOldGuyandHisPets Were I to make a guess, they probably found significant issues once they tore it apart, rotted roof beams or floor joists, or foundation issues that would have made it prohibitively expensive to repair.
I miss being able to hike and camp. Getting too old and body getting too worn out. So much peace and solitude hiking deep in the woods and I loved all the rainy hikes.
I find it interesting to hear what precisely differnent folks eat when they are outdoors, Luke; an enjoyable episode.
There were several abandoned houses and a rail car right off a trail near me that I’ve often hiked by. Unfortunately, they were torn down not too long ago and the rail car removed. People probably vandalized them. Wish they were still there, at least I got some pics of them. Always enjoy your content Luke.
I would not have worried about covering the windows, out in the middle of nowhere while pouring down rain, no other idiots were out lol, just kidding. But I really don't think there was much of a chance of anyone else being out there at that time giving the rain. But you always put out good videos. Cheers.
Your video reminds me of a house I worked on some years ago. I had a heat and a/c business in Gettysburg PA. There was a home on the battlefield that was acquired by the park service which had to be moved. The family had the house picked up and moved down the road several miles and onto a new foundation. They literally cut off the radiator pipes just below the floor so that when the home arrived on its new foundation I was able to install a new boiler and connect to the existing radiator pipes. What is amazing is the home was constructed of brick so the move must have been a real challenge. I didn't witness the move myself. I didn't see the house until after it was sitting firmly on its new basement foundation. I guess the house where you are camping isn't in good enough shape to move.
It was clearly an abandoned renovation, given the stuff in the basement. Brand new windows in frames, etc., just waiting to be installed.
This is more of a Halloween special! I would never be able to sleep in an abandoned house in the middle of the woods
Jason, Jason, Jason....kill, kill, kill. ;-)~~~
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Looks challenging on the way home down and then back up with a soaking rain and heavy winds. Glad you are safe. Hope your basement flooding got pumped quickly out and no real damage. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us.
Luke your videos are getting more and more spooky. I like it! I hope your basement did not sustain too much damage.
The only issue I'd have with sleeping in the basement of that abandoned house overnight (without a mask) is exposure to asbestos dust, especially with high winds blowing the dust around buuut the hell with it, it looked like a ton of fun. Great adventure Luke.
The basement and supplies looked like they were from a newer property that was never finished. Asbestos would not have been a problem after 1989.
I was thinking of snakes.
@@faithrada That... or the mouse that ran across his sleeping bag.
And the lead. And the mold. That you can actually see in the video. This wasn't a smart activity.
@@mortimerbrewster3671 tbh you can never be too sure we in the Uk banned the last white asbestos in 1999 but as an asbestos lab analyst I’ve found it in materials pre dating it’s ban. A lot of contractors used it anyway.
Man, that’s a kinda creepy place to stay in. That scene in the morning, where the camera was zooming in on you, was even creepier- like someone was walking in on you. 😮
Awesome stealth camping in an abandoned house! Cool trek too! Reminds me of hauling dairy feed up the hollow on my back when the creek used to flood after a day of work in an office
Absolutely LOVE these types of adventures! Just stay safe out there Luke.
I love this video, much because I love rain. Seeing an awesome video of a good hike deep in the mountains during a nice long rain just captivates me completely. Plus, finding an old abandoned home for shelter overnight is priceless.
Love the video Luke. It was neat to see you stealth camping inside an old house. Old houses like that have always intrigued me, and I have explored a few old homes like that over the years.
Thanks for another one., Helps me feel like i'm still able to connect with nature even if it's just a little. I'll take what i can get.
I'm amazed at how new the block looks.
Now then Luke. Stealth camping is usually Steve Wallis
Sorry wrong button again????? Stealth camping is Steve’s thing 😂😂❤❤❤❤💖🙏🇬🇧🇬🇧
Steve is the King of Stealth. 👍
Not anymore.
Many people stealth camp.
Many people stealth camp, but until I see them sleeping in a busy roundabout or behind a welcome to town sign, he will be king lol
That foundation looks really good, you should offer to buy that and just rebuild on the foundation. Maybe you could even get a job with the park
I really enjoyed your video. I love hearing the rain. I don't think I would have liked to sleep in that house. Would have spooked me.
God Bless
It is sad that the government has to tear down the building, instead of making it stealth stop for backpackers. But unfortunately, there are the people who would make it bad for everyone else. Good content love the old house and the fact you just enjoy these kinds of camping. Stay Safe.
The wood was starting to rot and you can see mold in some places. Honestly, it was a pretty bad idea for Luke to stay overnight in a place like that, for his own long term health. Definitely a law suit waiting to happen if it was intentionally left for people to use.
I love your content Luke!! I love my Hilleberg tent you recommend! It has been awesome for me and I appreciate all you do for the outdoor community!
Kinda sad when people's dreams for a home were never realized. When you look at what they were trying to do only to be bulldozed in the end. It is neat you went there and showed us around the place during a storm before it is gone. I guess it is a kind of cautionary tale that needs to be told. Enjoyed this video. Thanks.
The house looks like it was started around maybe 10-12 years ago and the owners ran out of money, so had to abandon it and didn't get to complete the project; too bad. Thanks for sharing!
Looks like an incredible amount of heartbreak had to be in the story of that house.
It’s a partially built new home. No one ever lived in it. There’s no Sheetrock throughout the house (as others have mentioned in the thread) and there’s building material all over the place. No heartbreak there…….
@@staceytroffer8287 Looks like the remnants of a shattered dream to me.
@@mikepreslar8686 yes that I agree with. Like in the middle of construction something went incredibly wrong and nothing got finished. Exposed framing and all.
Definitely a different kind of adventure for you Luke. So sad to see a house not finished. A Lot of potential memories lost. Hopefully your basement is dry now. Looking forward to new adventures...
Just another wonderful day in the forest, sometime your get sunshine and sometime you get rain, but, it’s always good!
The cinderblock,wiring,and pvc.pipes look relatively new!
Yes it does, but this is trespassing , blocking the light so he was not seen?
Watching all your videos makes me miss back home. Raised an Army brat by my oldest sister and brother-in-law at Fort Polk, Louisiana, since 1963. and when I got older and it was time, I enlisted and served there also, came to New Orleans with some buddies which one was getting married, and he and his new wife introduced me to her little Cajun girl,best friend. Since then I tell everyone that she fed me and got me drunk, so I married her. Been living down here since. I come back home about once a year, to see family and a few old friends. But I do camp out but wish I knew the trails half of what you know. Thanks buddy, for bringing me along with you on the hiking trips. I so enjoy dem.
Nice video. Love seeing abandon houses and wandering what the people were like who lived there. Get home safe. God Bless you. Hope basement isn't too bad.
I spent many years in North Carolina as a Marine at Camp Lejeune. I miss that place. I really like Ashville the most. I lived in New Zealand for 10 years after I retired and Ashville was the only place in America that could compare. The only negative is snakes! Not one snake in New Zealand. Lol.
Im always watching these videos at night to hell me fall asleep and it really makes me wanna go camping especially in a storm, i feel most comfortable in stormy weather call me weird lol but i love these vids so much honestly
How is it that this guy is never afraid to hike alone!! Personally, It's just too dangerous to do so, too many of the unknown's out there bro. Love your channel!
Be aware of your surroundings and go armed.
I agree. But yet I go bow hunting and don't think that I could come up missing.
I probably wouldn't camp out in that house.
Right listen to 411 and David politus.
I used to hike and camp alone all the time. I did go armed-usually a 357 mag. Too dangerous? No. Added risks compared to going with others? Sure. But an introvert like myself was willing to take those risks in exchange for the quiet and solitude.
This is exemplary of the pacification of American males. Sad. Used to be a rugged country of real men.
Great tour! Awesome video! Amazing nature around! Thanks for sharing! have a great day
Looking at the exposed plumbing and electrical components that house was renovated in the late 1980's or early 1990's, possibly as late as 2000.
Another excellent episode Luke! I really enjoy these with the rain and thunder. It was cool to see you staying in an abandon house. Be safe!
Luke I'm going to have to call you on this one I seriously doubt that anybody ever lived in that house as it doesn't even look like it's been wired completely and looks like construction is on going there. Nobody I mean nobody leaves all those tools behind plus brand new vinyl windows still in the wrapping. They may have started building that house and then something happened with financing or whatever and walk away from it but somebody is definitely working on it right now. I gave you a thumbs up just because I know it's hard to video anyway but that's about it
I think abandoned structures are a good option for stealth camping. People are already used to it being there, and if you maintain a low profile, you have a ready made shelter and good concealment.
A good reminder is if you think a place is nice and quiet and out of the way, somebody else does, too. You have to look out for others with less than honest intentions.
I hike at a wetland reserve with boardwalks installed to stay above the water line. I thought it would be a unique spot to hide a geocache, then learned from a friend there were several gecaches already hidden out there. My friend uses an app that overlays geocache GPS coordinates on Google maps, and showed me where they were.
I've been through several hurricanes and I think I would have stayed at the house for a while longer, lol. The first hurricane I remember was Carla back in the 60's.
Thanks for sharing your adventure. It was nice to see a video like this where the guy wasn't thinking every sound an abandoned place makes is a ghost or some demon stalking them. That was cool, man. I get the appeal of checking places like that out. My grandfather used to take me to explore abandoned buildings when I was a kid. Might sound bad but it was fun and like this place, some of them aren't in the absolute worst condition.
Who do you think might see you in that location?
I'm sorry but that house looks like it's being remodeled. Why else would so those construction tools be there.
I agree with what you say in your comment, however Luke does carry a GUN with him wherever he goes. Thats bound to make a difference❗👻👻👻🤣🤣🤣
Amazing. Abandoned for forty years+, with an open roof and no door to the basement, and yet ... looked like it had been freshly swept of all leaves and forest detritus the day before. In fact, everything was so clean and dirt free. Amazing. Those black bags for the windows, nice and dust free too. Amazing. Yet another amazing adventure. 😀
Very cool adventure! Amazing the building is so far off the beaten track there was no vandalism. I actually prefer camping in the woods. Old structures sometimes freak me out. Thanks for sharing Dave
I love old abandoned homes and buildings and their history, and what a better time to do a stealth on a stormy night the wind would add to the sounds of this old home for sure , every abandoned always has a story to tell i find that interesting. looks like it would have been a nice home to reside in so sad, always enjoy your rainy stormy overnighters the hike out looked nasty with the winds and rain but such a beautiful woodland . thanks for the video
Those blocks look fresh, the wires look new ready to be fitted mmm
Love the video, the atmosphere and the adventure. I noticed you had Taster's Choice French Roast? If so, that's one of my favorites!
Enjoyed the wild storm. Glad you were safe and didn't stop for lunch (not worth getting further soaked). Thanks for the adventure.
What a house that would have been. Love from South Wales, U.K 👍🇬🇧
Mr Luke, I was scared for you in this video. You are a true camper and love adventure in the woods. Please continue you life journey and sharing with us. Thank you
One of your best videos Luke
Never be in a hurry, do everything quietly and in a calm spirit. Do not lose your inner peace for anything whatsoever, even if your whole world seems upset. 🙏
Now THIS is a different take on over night survival! I love it, Luke!
My channel started out as a motorcycle travel channel but I do mostly abandoned and interesting places. I can’t get enough of it.
I’d swear I saw yellow romex, that came well after the 80’s so it looks to have been worked on some time in the past twenty ish years. The overall structure looks to have been built maybe mid to late 80’s, could be later.
My favorite part of backpacking videos is watching them cook and eat.
Hi Luke, Thanks for the video. I used to always use a poncho as raingear until after a trip to Kodiak Island. The wind was so strong that I could not keep it tied down and the wind ripped out the lashings until the poncho was streaming out 90 degrees from my neck. I went to a ranch and purchased a used full rain suit from a ranch hand. First time I also had a hard time building a fire and had to split dry wood from the center of logs. It was a beautiful time, but truly miserable!
That walk was really relaxing me .
This house doesn't look that old but may well be. I will say this. The foundation looked great. Alot of the structure looked great. This house could be repaired no problem. I've worked on flips in the city worse than this BELEIVE it or not. I could save this house
It all looks recent...probly late 90s into 2000s..easy...just by all the fresh looking construction...picture joints 12-2 wiring...no discoloration on the studing...looks like a a refurbish gone sour...great video to bring your viewers to a differant scenario then just the same old camps...great jib thinking and providing out if the box...be safe always and thanks for the great content...
That looked more like a construction than a demo, unless it was the basement they were constructing when they quit.
I love to see your style of stealth camps. Keep up the great work Luke!
Ho my god !!!! You're crazy!!!! I would never have the guts to do that !!!! Hahah!!! Thats nuts!!!!
Luke, you're the only person that would hike and camp in a hurricane. Cahones. Keep on trekking. Be safe.
Cool Beans there Luke .Like they say Diversify,Diversify.
As an urban explorer, every time I enter an abandoned place I think about what it would be like to survive inside during an apocalypse. Theyre fascinating!
This was quite a trip! I actually love all of the parts of a backpacking/camping video, even the food….as long as there aren’t too many chewing noises, lol!!! I love seeing the stoves people use, and the foods they choose to take on trail. Thanks for taking us along on your adventures!
then i think you would like the cook off challenge everyone just did on the #stealthcampingalliance
Ha! Gawd I know. That and slurpy kiss noises in movies! Ack!
Wow! This has to be one of your best storm/stealth adventures yet! You must have nerves of steel.
Abandoned house. Hell no!
sleeping on ground. Hell no!
Holes in floor above. Hell no!
But love to watch!
My best wishes Luke. Always be strong
Awesome video Luke, I like how you mix things up... Very entertaining & enjoyed watching it... 👍👍 2 thumbs up...
Just your typical Silent Hill morning.
Imagine dude just calmly sipping on coffee reading the evil dead book
haha I love it when poeple prepare meals out in the wild and eat it on camera for some reason :D Just looks so cozy!
This was an exciting adventure, thank you for sharing with us. Now be good and go home and help susie.
obviously someone started a renovation, structure seemed worthy but for some reason they stopped work. To bad, could have been nice. Good go spending the night, doubt in that storm anybody would have cared if you were there or not. Great video as always, thanks for the work bringing us along. Enjoy!
Absolutely. Looks like 70's style, house, but recent (within a decade) unfinished wiring. No stranger to renovations here.
That’s new construction. Not renovation.
I do appreciate the amount of times you had to walk back and forth to make all those passes past the camera. Also the multiple angle view makes it nice
This looks like the kind of place that would have been good to have a hammock in .
You could look at the pvc pipes, which will have a date it was made stamped on it.
I know many people like to watch you as you are walking … but I like seeing where you are going and the forest around you.I really miss being out in nature. I am too disabled to get out … plus I am 74 years old. I envy you. Be careful. Be kind, especially to Susan. 😊 Michael McChristy
Steve Wallis would be proud of you.
Best part of camping videos is cooking the meal 😂
Love the video reminds me of when I lived in Tennessee for a little bit in 2013 when I got outta the army then my mom past away in October of that year and I told the now ex wife we’re leaving we’re moving back to Ohio idc. I enjoy seeing what ppl that do stealth camping are looking to cook up for the night or packed premade lol gives me ideas and also reminds me to eat when I watch videos like yours or else I usually forgot lol.