Trapped and hunted in a huge ABANDONED house surrounded by bats
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- A huge abandoned house sits hidden deep in the mountains of Wales guarded by kennels full of dogs, Matt and Andy sneak into the cellars only to be confronted by an Army of bats, but is this the least of their worries?
Built in 1778 and changing uses many times this grand building was visited by the now queen Elizabeth before she was made Queen!
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I've been miserable all day but you two have lifted my spirits. So good to hear the banter . U love the show and please keep going. Your smashing it.
Comments like this have the same effect on us! I’m currently having an awful morning but just made me smile
This place has been explored before. When they were leaving a woman appeared in the right hand window one storey up from the front door and there was definitely movement there.
Do you know which channel it was? Would love to watch it.
Oh my you 2 can find all the trouble can't you!!! And the Bats instead of pigeons! It's always one or the other!😂🤣 It's to bad they were covering up all the real beauty of the stone and fire places! And that you couldn't get any farther than you did! Damned people coming to get you! Run Matt and Andy ... RUN!!!! Had me laughing so hard with the hiding games you play so you don't get caught!😅🤣😂I did hold my breath for a minute tho! Was a great effort!Love love l❤ve my finders beepers guys Matt and Andy! Everyone tell 2 friends to watch,like, comment, hit the bell icon and share so these guys get the recognition they deserve! Also find beepers beef and beepers bits! And share share SHARE with everyone!!! L❤ve you guys!👋😎 Happy 4th to everyone and have a GREAT DAY!!! 🍻Cheers!!!
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Yes for an endangered species there seems to be hell of alot of them every were! were I live go out at night throw a random rock your going to hit a bat. How much is the fines for disturbing bats now? cha-ching!
I could sit and listen to these two talk all day!
Hi. Great explore! Good thing you didn't have Bear with you to give you away. In that first room the doorway with the groove into the wall was for a large bar to go across the door. Maybe it was a cell or larder door? The carved mouldings would be from doorways, window frames, corridor arches, library shelves, stairways and bannisters, fireplaces and mantelpieces - I think probably to be used for the restoration. Hope someone finishes it. I would say they were planning on either plasterboarding or timber-lining throughout with insulation for warmth, and then using the mouldings to make it look more authentic. I agree that I'd have used the old fireplace as as a feature. Loved the sweep of the staircase. It might well be that the restoration was stopped because of the bats, being a protected species. You're not allowed to boot them out of a roosting place, or even disturb them. My mother had problems with just pointing a barn because there were bats in the roof. Another scary exit! Pity the explore was cut short, but I think you were wise - farmers or locals might not be as forgiving as police... I didn't see the woman. Were you thinking she was a ghost, or someone living there/keeping it safe?
Do you think that they bought all that stuff at an auction and brought it in here to use in an old renovation?
Maybe? Unsure?
Awesome find! Great place! Everything is left behind! Amazing find!
I was once a housekeeper in a similar sized house. The small bricked area at the end of the wine cellar would probably have the big doors on and spirits/ expensive wine would've been in there , the butler would have the only key. The large safe door with the smaller safes inside would most likely be where silverware and possibly jewellery and money would be kept. Now I'm away to watch the rest :)
I bet it’s bringing back some memories
@@FINDERSBEEPERS .. .. Luckily I don't have to think too far back as I only stopped working there in 2010 :) Loved seeing the plug/waste on the bath and just remember in the "big houses" if the paintwork's painted a shitty brown colour then it's servants quarters. We still had the outside game larder, under ground icehouse in the garden,copper,wooden and enamelled sinks in the different pantries for different purposes. All the bathrooms had the original fittings from when they were first put in in the Edwardian era and the laundry was amazing. I'll probably drive you bonkers with chipping in! I'm just trying to catch up on some of your other visits as I only just stumbled across you both... I maybe gone sometime :)
So glad I don't have to worry about the dog getting hurt.this looks so spooky and erie,ty for taking us along.
Beautiful house! Maybe they purchased auction items to fix up? I can imagine how beautiful it use to be! Tense moments at the end. Clever boys! 😆
I was just thinking the same thing!
Another great explore, you 2 never fail to make me laugh ,best youtubers, stay safe guys x
Thank you xxx
I would love to go with them into a fantastic old building but I live in Florida. Not that I'm invited !
They sure don't make them (houses) like they used to.
Old Good.
New Bad.
Another great video guys All the furniture and effects may have been bought from auction to do the place up the pictures are Victorian ,the door led down is a wardrobe door without the mirror the square wood panels are to go on the studded walls lucky you didn't get caught
I can't believe how quickly people trash a place, this place seemed more put together last time I saw it. Either that or there are things missing. That view there and the vibe, just the countryside is so beautiful. Is this where you are from? That slug is like the ones we have here in Oregon! Our climate looks a lot like the UK's to me.
Andy & Matt...very interesting Explore of this old Manor House...The Structure itself was probably quite Grand at one time, but the inept "renovations" inside have almost ruined it...Looks like someone started & ran out of funds to continue...Or too frustrated bringing the inside up to today's building codes...TY for the Laughs on "bag of arses"!...Take Good Care!...😊👍🙃!...
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Loved this video. Thank you for traipsing thru the night for us while we sit in our comfortable lounge rooms talking to the tv screen!
It must have been a grand place at one time, don't know why anyone would want to cover up the fireplaces or all the stone. Thanks for the video and the laughs ❤
Same! They are the best bits
I bet it all boils down to warmth, because fireplaces cause draughts, stone is cold, and the spaces are so big that heating it would be a nightmare. The stairwell alone would cost a fortune, so it would be a choice between lining plus insulation, or possibly massive tapestries. Either would need some form of heating as well. Plus double-glazing or secondary glazing as there's a lot of glass (some broken), which is also cold. I bet the double-layer of old parquet flooring was an attempt to reduce cold as well.
@eveskey7982 Agreed. If it's a Listed building they can be very fierce. My suspicion is they had to stop restoring it because bats are endangered in the UK and you're not allowed to disturb their roosts.
Gotta say yall did a wonderful job both being respectful while exploring and on being safe as the crazy situation unfolded, love the work yall do, new subscriber here came from Nukes Top 5.
The photograph that shows Henekeys and the tram is Enfield Town in North London. It is less than a 10 minutes walk from where I live. Many of the buildings are still there, including the fountain which can be seen on the right. The Henekeys building is an old coaching inn and still exists and is now a restaurant. The tram is on Church Street. The road heads straight into what is now Southbury Road, but probably Nags Head Road when the picture was taken. The tram tracks curved to the left and head north into Silver Street. The Lloyds Bank on the corner is still there. The road going off to the right is London Road.
In fact, the church is also Enfield, Windmill Hill. And I think that is the old windmill on the left. The next photograph is of a pub called the Rose and Crown, Clay Hill, Enfield, and that still exists.
Yea just been looking on maps! I wonder what the connection was
@@FINDERSBEEPERS No idea. I suppose whoever owned the house in Wales may have had a connection to the area. Trams made it to Enfield Town in 1911 and the windmill was demolished in 1904 so maybe the connection dates to around then. Thanks for the video.
Haha stones have names ......what like rolling ? 😃
I have seen several Ghost Hunters there and they always get something intelligent. And Bats too! I want you to know, and you might already, that I watch you a lot, at least one vid a day, because I just love what you do, love history, love how you speak too. Very soothing after watching something creepy and spooky, although your videos can be like that as well , with humor spun in. Just love you both!
You know, dogs are known to bark like that when there are spirits around. But, to be fair, when Ouija Bros. was there, a man walked up with 3 dogs outside. He was nice and didn't tell them to leave. I wonder if it is the same dogs?
looks like a posh french door style fire screen...that actually quite cool
Henekeys (in the picture) was a Port Wine and Brandy merchants established in 1695 in High Holborn London where they shipped out to various other city's around the Uk, great find boys!
I know that place. Not to far from me, nice to see inside 👍
I'm sure that's a leopard slug, their markings are stunning!
Ah maybe we should report it to the zoo!
At the end of the video you need the old fashion dim flashlights or red light ones.
This is going to be a great explore i can feel it in my water xx
I think the onions were daffodil bulbs 😂👍
Ahhh maybe
I'm not far from there, will enjoy this :)
Hmm, deepest, darkest Wales.....a house full of bats.....a group of locals with torches (and possible weapons). Yeah, I've seen Hammer Horror films. You are lucky the both of you got outta there in one piece :D
Hi, guys omg you 2 don't half get yourself into some pickles! So funny 😄 And it's heartbreaking seeing hundreds of year's of history going down the pan devastating!! and you were both down here in wales too ( obviously not Newport though lol ) love you guys and love the boots Andy 👍 🏴 x x
I see tons of wasted money, bit sad. Stone features are beautiful,, what a huge project. Loved how different your adventures are.
Thanks for a look at a very interesting place . Both of never fail to make me laugh. Andy; where is your Red Dress ?
Hi from Wisconsin, USA! You both are hilarious!
yup...that door looks about 16th or 17th century...well, based on the houses I've walked around (national trust and what not)
Maybe these pieces of furniture were the ones that didn’t sell at Auction?
what a crazy explore thought you almost gotten caught but you guys pulled it off again. if you cup those torches in your hand gives you low light and nobody can see.
Seen this place explored a couple of times, and there's always someone with dogs turns up! They must have cameras on it somewhere!
Cul de sac translated from French into English is “dead end”. No trace of “arse of the bag” 😂😂
...😂🤣...but I like Matt's translation...👍
When I typed the word "cul" into google translate it said it meant "ass"... so... idk.
Arse and ass mean the same
@@FINDERSBEEPERS Yes, Cul-de-Sac means dead end street, but if you translate it word by word it means 'ass' (rear end) of a sack or a bag. It makes perfect sense to me. When you drive into a cul-de-sac you are as we would say in the ass, you can't go back out. You must drive through. German we use ass in a similar sense, for example 'living at the ass of the world.' - to live in the in the sticks. (German: am Arsch der Welt leben)
Umm... Ass as in donkey?
Andy could be my action man any day nice breeks. That place could be made into a lovely hotel or top end bed and breakfast. Mysterious explore 💙💙 xx
My suspicion is they had to stop restoring it because bats are endangered in the UK and you're not allowed to disturb their roosts.
I love them I really can be in a bad mood and they make laugh so hard they are the best on TH-cam because they are not fake when I watch them it's like we are apart of the family and I appreciate it be safe from the USA. 😂😂👏👏♥️
You could have scared the outsiders half to death if you looked out the windows 😮
I watched you guys so much to get me through all nighters of studying my course I would dream about going to explore weird little houses with Andy 😂weird I know but thank you both for the awesome videos and keeping me sane during my degree🙌🏻legends.
2,169 views only 361 thumbs up come on people it that thumbs. Awesome as always guys big thumbs up from me.
So disappointing that they've gutted the place!! It was probably beautiful!!!
Agreed
Just watched this video and I was so scared for you both lol. You handled it brilliantly. Your so funny and I love how you make Andy do every thing first!! Keep going lads and thank you for the laughs. X
I get anxiety watching you two.. 😂😂 But it's so much fun. Is this the night you were stopped on the bridge or something by the cops in a proper police road block? I'm just watching another video now (we escaped down hidden stairs..) and Matt just fell through the floor!! Oh God 😂😂😂😂 it's just too good. 👍💚
Them stairs threw the safe 😳🥰🥰🥰wowwww there's some awsome history there
Agree
When you say "I see it living in my head", I am the absolute same. I went to Cricketh castle in North Wales on the weekend and I was literally picturing the archers and some fat bastard gobbling down drum sticks in the main hall. If you close your eyes and think hard enough, you can even smell the farts. I live for history too mate!
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What would of been amusing was if you’d got back to the car park and found yourself in a busy dogging spot 😂😂. You should get yourself some decent head torches 🔦
Dogs, Bats, Matt & Andy, Bustardly Pidguns, Pidgun poop! Oh Cow poop, whatever could you ask more of! Stuff, stuff and more stuff 😂😂😂😂
Love watching your vids they are amazing I love you guys you make me laugh the both of you are so funny love Michelle xx
Really enjoyed that got really intense brilliant entertainment keep it up guys
Nice vlog Andy looking good
Oh if we could go back in time and watch all familys who lived in that house what a history..:)....what a house...could it been a nobel family who lived there? like a lord or Baron ect?....maybe the queens hiding place..:)...L.O.L...i love told photo like that i have some to ..By the way You should have better Pants..:)....Long pants its more safe when you climbing arround.....do you also bring bandage and stuff if something bad happens?....you must do that..:)
Love watching you both and it's exciting when u dodge torches
it's to bad you can't find a place to hide your car,...that way if anyone comes around like in situations like this..only You'd know where your car is...You may also wanna look up a torch with several light settings on it..one is usually called "Firefly"..it's not very bright but lights your path enough so you don't attract any unwanted attention. 👍
Why didnt they hear the very loud banging as they were looking out the window at the lights of the car, it was really loud and again when they're hiding in cellar.
Walking the precipice at the end there boys. Sorry about my headlights #teampigeon
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Someone might had owned it and they were forced to make sure remodeling and construction be done by standards of historical period of house. Historical society organizations can be strict. That can be a headache and very very expensive.
@eveskey7982 Agreed. If it's a Listed building they can be very fierce. My suspicion is they had to stop restoring it because bats are endangered in the UK and you're not allowed to disturb their roosts.
How do you find these amazing places?
Lots of amazing research from andy and some good contacts
Very fascinating place wish I was there with you both xx 😬🥰🌟xx
Had me on edge glad you got out OK that was close
21.13 they are shelves for the (21.25) the book/display case
Great as ever !
You guys ever tried using red flashlights/torches exploring these places. supposedly that color light is harder to spot from a distance.
@janielow8719 Thankfully we don't have rabies in the UK, so no need to worry about that. Don't think anyone's found coronavirus in any UK bats yet either. My suspicion is they had to stop restoring it because bats are endangered in the UK and you're not allowed to disturb their roosts.
I wonder how many people have slide down the banister.
Yikes! Always scares me when I think you might get caught. Kinda surprises me that they would even care you are exploring since it’s been abandoned! But I know they don’t want people damaging anything and I know you guys never do! Hugs
Interesting building, I guess someone's definite looking after it then... well to some extent! Perhaps it's just being used for storage? That escape was tense, probably the adrenaline from that keeping you awake for the drive home! Well done and look forward to the next adventure!
Thanks for your effort. Although the place Sucked😁 you guys still made it worth watching. You two make me laugh , even when your trying to be serious..! Thank you! You guys are Awesome.
7:56 that looks like it went to a fireplace
You two need night cameras or goggles really badly, so you can move around in pitch dark without using a regular light.
Really enjoyed the video guys keep up the good work stay safe 👍
Thanks
@@FINDERSBEEPERS anytime 😊guys
@nanad4348 I love the idea of living in a place like this, but I bet it all boils down to warmth, because fireplaces cause draughts, stone is cold, and the spaces are so big that heating it would be a nightmare. The stairwell alone would cost a fortune, so it would be a choice between lining plus insulation, or possibly massive tapestries. Either would need some form of heating as well. Plus double-glazing or secondary glazing as there's a lot of glass (some broken), which is also cold. I bet the double-layer of old parquet flooring was an attempt to reduce cold as well.
Lovely place it's a shame that they seemed to have stripped all the things out to leave it in such a bad way, and covering up such lovely fire places
Cul de sac in French means dead-end.
Do a google translate on each word separately
For clarification I need a explanation on BLERT??? Andy.. lol
In Sacramento California, a lane usually has no outlet and no documented lanes. A street , drive has two way marked and avenue always has an outlet by law. This is done in case someone gets lost , they know which roads to take. A road can have an outlet or no outlet, but is smaller than an avenue or boulevard and is only two lanes.A cul de sac or court is one way in, one way out,...a boulevard or avenue has more lanes, usually four to six, can handle heavier traffic and is used as a main thoroughfare. A way, can be no outlet or outlet but must be marked and usually has homes and is very rural as a lane is as well. Freeways are only within state. Interstate crossed state lines. Did I miss anything? Lol
20.37 is it blert or blurt?? 😂
What do slugs eat? That one eats people obviously lol
Thank you for sharing your videos with us. You two make me laugh. I do think you should try ghost hunting. I think you would definitely get responses. You guys keep it real and have fun. Be safe. Love from Iowa, US.
how can I go and visit this place for myself? looks amazing!!!
We can’t give out the name of the location because people end up trashing the place however we found it through research of North Wales that’s all I can help you with I’m afraid
@@FINDERSBEEPERS I'll take it. I'm new to exploring, have you got any hints or tips on how to find the best places?
Cul-de-sac means bottom of the sack or bag..haha..so I guess arse of the bag is kind of the same thing
the Ouija brothers have been there they had someone shine a torch through the window at them 😎
Going to catch it this afternoon guys can’t wait Xx ❤️
Good explore. You are deffo my favourite channel
Aww you are our favourite Lorraine 657 xx
Liar liar pants on fire. And you can't say that! Haha
Great video
WOW!!! Very very cool place & it’s definitely in the middle of nowhere!!! I visited Wales many years ago as a kid & its beautiful!!!!! The arched walls of the basement is super cool!!! The old spiral staircase & all the old carved wood banisters & stuff are incredible!!! Those definitely looked like pigs!!! Do u know when that place was built? 1800’s?
1778 and a young queen Elizabeth visited here before she was Queen
GOD THOSE PEOPLE GOT CLOSE
Hope they are not Wuhan bats. Honestly you guys are great. Best entertainment on TH-cam i swear.
@emilychambers5031 Thankfully I don't think anyone's found coronavirus in any UK bats.
Anabells display cabinet??
Great explore 🎉
My god that is creepy torch outside 😳
❤, laughs, and respect!
Hey did you miss the built in fire place at 23:21? 😲
another grand adventure with nerves on edge again, love it xx
Hey guys, your videos are amazing. It's fab how you fine these gorgeous buildings. I'm an explorer myself on TH-cam would be great to meet up and do a vid one time. Keep up the good work. Loving it