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We found RARE models and Top secret documents - The ABANDONED Boeing Engineers Mansion
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ค. 2023
- In this truly stunning explore, we find some amazing and rare Models.
Nestled in the English countryside, lies this Vacant Mansion. Abandoned for a few years, as we explore deeper inside we discover the gentleman who owned the property was an important Boeing Engineer!!
Join us as we discover the treasures left behind!
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Just when I thought your explores couldn't get any better! This was amazing, what treasure lies in those sheds, a lot of moneys' worth, those lead soldiers for example - a lot. It really needs going through and saving but I imagine it will just end up in the skip, what a crying shame. Fascinating stuff and so enjoyable to watch.😊
Very kind of you Pat!
I do think about some of the stuff we walk away from, but hey, it is only material.
I guess there's a lesson there somewhere!
Cheers for watching
Airfix models were made German Russian in fact you could get a aircraft carrier. To Mary Rose.. and head bust figure's of just about anyone famous...❤
Edd!Edd! Edd! Eddie Eddie Eddie Eddie Eddie Eddie Eddie Eddie Edd
@@VacantHaven oh to be able to rescue the airfix kits ..36.25 would love to get hold of those documents too finally evidence of the bully tactics used by the american goverment and avaition industry to try to sell us their stuff instead of the UK looking after its own industry if I got hold of that box chances are the documents for the TSR 2 project would be in their too
I absolutely love seeing Ed. He makes your trips to these abandoned places so unique and so entertaining. He is like a kid in a candy shop. Much love to that beautiful soul! ❤ 24:51
Adam Thompson was CEO of British Caledonian Airways, he was in Canada with the Fleet Air Arm in the same gunnery school as my Dad in 1944.
Really interesting video. Thanks very much. The home belonged to the founder of British Caledonian Airways, hence all the paperwork relating to aircraft. The owner had been a naval pilot in the Fleet Air Arm, which would probably explain his interest in ships, planes and engineering. As someone mentioned in another comment, he died in 2000.
The property was for sale for £950,000 but is off the market now. or sale for the first time in 68 years Mxxx Copse is a detached prefabricated 1920's bungalow with later additions situated on a good sized garden plot of approximately 0.67 of an acre. Located on the rural edge of the village, surrounded by farmland and bordering XXX Common at the foot of the XXX Hills, this property offers a unique opportunity to redevelop subject to the usual planning consents. The property is in need of full modernisation and given the nature of its construction is unlikely to be mortgageable in its present form. Given the rarity of opportunities such as this we would highly recommend an early enquiry to avoid disappointment.
What an interesting place, love watching you and your amazing finds.British born and breed,child of ten pound poms in Western Australia,makes me homesick seeing these places.Thank you.
Hello Alex and group! Pompeye singing with guitar was funny. 😂😂 Great find on this one. Very interesting.😊❤
Thank you Rayna, I've received your email as well so I will be sending out some stickers for you.
Glad you enjoyed 😁👍
Really enjoyed that. So much junk but many treasures mixed in. Could be done up and be a nice bungalow for a small family, quite affordable! Thank you Alex and Co. 🤗💙🤗
I do like exploring the quirky houses, we find so many with nooks and crannies (I don't even know if that's how you spell it)
This was very funky indeed. Cheers for the donation again Nanny 👍😁👍
Sir Adam Thomson - CBE
Chairman - British Caledonian GroupA memorial service was held at St. Clement Danes Church, The Strand, London on 5th September 2000SIR ADAM THOMSON
GRITTY FOUNDER OF BRITISH CALEDONIAN WHICH BECAME BRITAIN’S SECOND AIRLINE ONLY TO FALL PREY TO A BA TAKEOVER
Sir Adam Thomson, who passed away aged 73, was the founder and chairman of British Caledonian, one of Britain’s most successful
That Wallpaper was
" TRIPPING " Me Out
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The wall paper and carpets were lovely. They seemed impervious to time, still vibrant and undamaged. I wonder if they were silk. Such a shame to let it go to waste, unloved, when so many are in need and would take care of the property.
Wow that was amazing guys. Loved every minute of it. Thanks so much for sharing 😊 😀
Thank you, Alex, Ned, and Ed. Quite the place, just full of the 70s stuff.
I have been binge-watching all your videos, great job!
“Look! There’s a hand grenade! That’s a Blood pressure pump! I just love you guys!
What a cool place. Can't believe how people could leave such a place..it's a shame just for it to rot. You guys find some great places. It up the good work 👊👊👍👍
Congratulations on 40k Subs🎉❣️🙆🏻♀️
Well deserved and thanks for another great explore with today's video 🌞👏💕
That was GREAT! Thank you to my favorite Explore Team never a dull moment and always delivered with a few laughs! The creative music score was an added bonus! 💜
Thank you Gennien, very kind!
Glad you enjoyed the adventure 😁👍
What’s going on with Ned’s boots? 😂 Another brilliant slice of Vacant Heaven, all things as good as we’ve come to expect! The humour is so natural and not forced. Love you guys and your work 👍
Yet again, a wonderful, interesting enjoyable explore.. Thanks fellas, you make my Sundays happy :)
Great video Alex 👍 enjoyed that, great explore 👍 thanks for sharing 👍 xx crazy place and crazy amount of stuff x luv it when u go with ned and Eddie 👍
Cheers Hayley 👍
Very fun find!! loved the singing Ed!!
That place was insane. So much should be saved. Omg.😎
Oh good I like a bit of espionage.👌
Honestly your channel couldnt get any better absolutely BRILLIANT. Thank you yet again ❤
Really glad you're enjoying all the adventures Carol 😁👍👍
Wow, what a find guys 👌👏
That place is just fascinating, there's such a *lot* of history in there and I can't bear the thought of all that stuff ending up covered in mould and taken to the dump .....what a tragedy!!
Decades upon decades of this couples lives is all just sitting there, as if no one wants it or cares, so sad 😢
You know, you could have dropped Ed off there, left him for a week, gone back and he'd still have been raking through everything, muttering away to himself and yet to notice you'd all gone home 😄😄
Absolutely loved that, I could happily spend days in there looking through all that stuff myself.
I wonder what that room off the bathroom was for, that's was so strange wasn't it !
Thanks guys, brilliant explore, have a great week xx
Lol Carol this comment made me laugh!!
Thank you for watching and really glad you enjoyed 😁👍
Wow this is absolutely amazing. Thank you . These things need to be rescued
I keep seeing stuff I would rescue. It's frustrating to know it will probably end up in a dump 😢
@@daphnerosemoon9843 I would have rescued some stuff too
I love your videos. It's always great and interesting. Keep up the good work, Alex. 👍👍👍😍😍😍
We love your comments Sharon!
Another great explore lads, it's so sad when there's no family or friends left behind to choose what how to pass things on. xx
Amazing explore, love it when I see a new one that I haven't seen anyone else do yet. Good work gentlemen. Looking forward to seeing the next one. Cheers. James
Cheers for watching James 👍👍
Congrats on the subscriber milestone. I expect that number to go higher. The 3 of you make a great team.
Tell Ed that this American gal swooned over his singing. Lol
Good explore, guys!
Thank you very much CJ I'll pass the message on 👍
That was a great find indeed.
Good explore lads.
All the best
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This was a lovely house and a great explore. But I have to say the best bit was Eddie singing with the guitar 😉
The couple that lived there must have led a full and interesting life judging by the plane/ship models and craftwork. What a lovely house but oh my days all that stuff in the sheds. They obviously had an eye for nice things. Thanks Alex and Ed and Ned. Enjoying the guitar playing and singing lol xx
That was probably a very lovely place when the couple were there. Absolutely some wonderful thing's in the house and the out buildings! It is such a shame that it all is going to rot! Please someone needs to save the valuables. Is there no family? So sad!!!
Thanks for taking me along on this explore and the respect you showed for the many treasures you uncovered there hello from Australia
Awesome place..liked the models,some still unbuilt
Wow really enjoyed this well done guys another great treasure trove
Ed totally cracks me up
AHhhhhMazing!!! ThanX !!! Cheers Guys
Wonderful !! Crazy ! Thank you !!
I'd love to get my hands on a place like that so much stuff to look through and save
Wow that was awesome keep the explores coming ❤
We will do Maz, fear not.
Cheers for watching and supporting 👍😁👍
Great video. What a beautiful place. How do people collect so much stuff? ❤
Love seeing all the old 70s stuff best video i have seen this sunday .
Thank you very much Blythe, glad you enjoyed!
So much to look around
What a great find boys brilliant much love
Another brill find Alex, that was just like a “ museum”such a shame that nobody is taking care of it. So many interesting things, I loved the “ air fix” models, my dear old Dad would get them and make them with my brother back in the sixties, we lived on the Sussex coast in an old flint farm cottage and Dad would hang them up in the attic from the ceiling, wonderful memories from my childhood, 👍 thankyou 💕🐾💕🐾💕🐾
That was a great find and an awesome explore! Oh, and I must say that Ed is probably the most suave bloke and the most smoothest dudes on you tube! He should be named Eddie Smoove
That place was amazing. Definitely a lot of valuable things just left to rot away.Sad those things definitely belong in a museum. Such a great find again guy's ❤
I'm guessing that this home is near Gatwick
... ps really liked the respect you showed for this home and everything in it.
Fascinating place. The owners were very crafty people it appears. It's always a shame when no one takes care of anything after people pass on.
This is amazing. This place should be bought by someone and given life again. Lots of little sheds for all kinds of different hobbies and such
Its in surprisingly good condition to be abandoned.
Marc Bolan's brother used to live in Paulsgrave, as far as I know. Good to hear the ol' hometown being mentioned PUP
On one of the documents was Brian Trubshaws name, he was test pilot on the CONCORD.
What an interesting property.
Was it just me or did Project Paper Clip spring to anyone's mind?
Brilliant video guys 😊.
Erm now you mention it 🤔 the Nazi war toys and a jet engineer?
Any way food for thought....cheers for watching Lisa 👍
Yes Ned….I can see the horse in that painting! Took me ages, but there it is! 🐴 😂
Can’t wait 😁🙏🏻😁🙏🏻😁
Not long now Nanny........
Loved the explore mate. Sorry I missed it live today. Will catch up next week hopefully!
Enjoyed this one,
Best wishes from south Wales
And best wishes from England 👍
@@VacantHaven Cheers mate 👍
Great explore guys. And you also come across as realy nice, respectful guys when on an explore.
Cheers, glad you enjoyed the explore Colin 👍
This was a really cool explore so much neat stuff. Thanks for sharing. Much love to you all ❤😊
Very happy memories Air fix that was my hobby in the 70s ships ect great modelling kits
Damn it doesnt even look abandonned from the outside, wonder how many homes are abandonned but we cant tell
And what lies within....
Great video, the room behind the bathroom could that of been a panic room? Double doors and panic buttons around sounds like it's a possibility
The empty Maxam cardboard boxes are interesting. Those are no more than 10 years old and contained bulk primed shotgun shell hulls for Eley based in the UK
Awesome find! There are so many models that could do with a loving home
What is the metal door with locks on it? You keep walking past it and go to it. Beautiful home. It is a beautiful house, and so many interesting finds. Some historic. They really shouldn't be here to rot. What a shame. Thank you for the tour. I wonder what happened to the family of the owners. Blessings to all. Please remain safe. 🙂
Panic room possibly judging by the alarm system and the panic buttons in various rooms of the house
Congratulations on 40k subscribers you deserve twice that amount.
I must say yet again you have found an amazing abandoned property I think if Pomp hadn’t been pushing you, you’d have stayed there longer than you did them sheds with all the models then to find the box of confidential paperwork. It was all very interesting I hope you left there for a place that is as good if not better than there. Please keep them coming I live through your eyes! Martin.👍👍🧐🤩
Thank you very much Martin, glad you enjoyed, I literally could have stayed there for the rest of the day!
Vileroy and Boch is from Luxembourg. I lived there for 20 years and bought some of their stuff.
Wow amazing find, what a treasure trove. You guys never disappoint. Thank you 😊 x
Hello from USA NJ thank you for sharing. Very cool 😊
Greetings from the UK and thanks for watching 😁👍
Cool find guys! I literally just discovered your channel and have watched a couple videos. Quite entertaining and overall very well done as discovery vlogs… Looks like I’ve got some additional content to catch up with now! Cheers 👍
Very nice explore 👌 place looks awesome and so much stuff great find man 👌
Cheers Kev, I could have spent the week here mate 🤣👍
WOW that was really cool. Great house. Interesting explore. Thank you guys 💖💖
Another terrific find Alex 🤩 Lovely house in really good condition which could easily be restored!
So many models and Airfix kits - real collectors’ items - interesting to know who owned the house.
Apart from the sewing room, looks like things have been moved to the outbuildings for storage - shame as it’s not watertight. Hope someone comes to the rescue soon🤞
Really appreciate the respect you have in always putting things back exactly how you found them however rushed you might be 👍👍
PS: Love Ed’s outtake 🤣🤣
Love the antique door at 35:13.
It would be cool to know what it looked like originally & what was added to it & when.
Great find Ned get a new pair of boots gotta laugh my hubbys goes looked like that he super glued them worked a while though ty love you guys
That was a top notch explore!
Very interesting!
Beautiful
What an amazing video guys. 👍👍👍👍👍 a beautiful house, with so much great stuff in het it. Those boats planes soldiers books and all the other stuff. Wow 🤩. And with Mister Popeye , hé s for the fun and the laugh 😂. Still think there was perhaps more stuff in it, somewhere.. thanks Guys. A Top video . Greetings👍🤩🙏🌞🐕🇳🇱🇩🇪🙋🏼♂️☕️🖖
Thank you for checking out the video, glad you enjoyed the explore and Pompeyes singing! 😁👍
Another great explore. Some cool finds in them sheds
Excellent explore mate 👍
Glad you're still enjoying Andy, cheers!
Sir Adam Thomson owned this house. Wonder why his family let this happen. I think he had two sons.
Nice little explore guys...
Don't give up yer day job though Ed 😂🙈😎👌🏻
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NEVER LEAVE HOME WITH OUT 🤣🇨🇦🤣
" DUCK TAPE "😂🇨🇦
Wow wonder if that house is Sir Adam Thomson he lived near Gatwick in a modest home. If it is what a wonderful find. Someone needs to get all those ships etc and donate it to kids. He died at 73 2000
The best video love it and yes the sheds were great thanks again for a great find
Always wonder why there are so many empty houses from affluent people?
The BAC One-Eleven (or BAC-111/BAC 1-11) was an early jet airliner produced by the British Aircraft Corporation (BAC). Originally conceived by Hunting Aircraft as a 30-seat jet, before its merger into BAC in 1960, it was launched as an 80-seat airliner with a British United Airways order on 9 May 1961. The prototype conducted its maiden flight on 20 August 1963, and it was first delivered to its launch customer on 22 January 1965. The 119-seat, stretched 500 series was introduced in 1967. Total production amounted to 244 until 1982 in the United Kingdom and between 1982 and 1989 in Romania where nine Rombac One-Elevens were licence-built by Romaero.
if your referring to the documents at 36.25 looked like the americans picking reasons not to buy our aircraft . would love to get hold of that box and see if the evidence of the TSR 2 project was also in there
Yes go back please on day light ❤
Love those lead miniatures.
That bedroom is beautiful ❤
Another great find you 3are brilliant 🤩 at this Thankyou for sharing 🤩👍
Either they had no family or the family didn’t care, just sad to see all the history rotting away.
Excellent explore very interesting place 👍👊💯
Always great to see a new video from you uploaded:) cant wait.
Love watching your explore's! Its something I love doing aswell! X
Looks like somebody got things together in that shed then couldn’t be bothered
Great find, lots of interesting discoveries
Guys, massive fantasy book nerd here. That Hobbit book matches first editions. There were many reprints of the first edition so they're known as '1st edition, 1st/2nd/etc print or press'.
Even in that condition that book was anywhere from 5 to 20 grand depending on which pressing it is.
Awesome explanation. Nice work guys.
What a secretive little place you found amazing stuff lads 👍👍👍