I'm 75 years old and after watching you guys riffling through people's stuff after they are dead and gone, I have been inspired to throw away my old stuff and plan which of my items I will allow to remain to be discovered by my family, or whoever has to go through my things, after I cross over River Jordan! Great explore.
Dear friend, you may still have 15 or 20 years left still...I cleaned my stuff up and gave stuff away and thought i was clutter free...5 years have gone by and alllllllll the space in my house is somehow full again😄
Wow what a great idea that we may not of thought of. Thank you for posting. Though I’m a bit younger I think I’ll start now and be more mindful of what I am putting away to be found by my children and grandchildren after I’m gone.
The Willy warmer/ballerina shoe is actually something my grandmother had in her house, they were for keeping your bandage or plaster clean if you’d hurt your fingers or thumb, the ribbon tied round your wrist. The back scratcher/fork on the wall in the living room was a toasting fork, they were used on coal fires to toast bread. My grandma had one of those too.
Sadly obvious that the young man was struggling alone...the filth is evidence of a mental decline. May they all rest in peace. Another brilliant episode, Adam, thank you...
The wooden cover on the tennis racket is called a racket press. It was used to keep the frame of the racket from warping, if I remember correctly. Good explore!
Exactly right. As shown in the video it wasn't on straight. It needs to be positioned evenly across the face of the racket and the fasteners tightened to hold it in place. I used one for years decades ago.
Hello Adam i realy Like Your vidioos i suffer from Stress and Depression when i watch Your vidioos i fell Stress free and Depression free thank you Adam ❤
After watching this explore, I am sitting and looking around my home thinking, if I had to leave right now and I was never to come back, what would people find sitting in my home? It’s a bit sobering to think of. More “stuff” than we know what to do with. Leaning towards minimalism👍🏻Thanks Adam and Matt!
Same here, I've got to the stage after almost dying from covid and being in intensive care, has made me think now that whatever I have in my home, my poor kids have got to sift through lol xx
The calf shaped things by the bed, are called gaiters. My dad used to wear them when he walked the three miles into town. it kept the bottom of his trousers clean,and looked smarter at the same time. Loved todays explore .I was sad when you found the mince pies, to think that Michael bought them, but only had time to eat one before he was taken ill and died., and the rest have sat there all that time.
Adam said, "falconry" while holding one of them. If that's printed on them, I believe they're actually worn on the forearms, to protect the person from a falcon's talons.
Hi Adam and Matt. What a lovely home. I gotta say, some of the things you say and your description of stuff is hilarious. But your appreciation and respect for these places is evident. Thank you guys, for sharing. Be safe and take care. ❤ from Arizona.
Hi Adam!! Love your explores! They just wouldn't be as priceless if it weren't for your personal commentary that make it all deliciously wonderful to enjoy and listen to...ONE OF A KIND for sure!!! I am waiting to buy the T-shirt in you store that reads: "Adam Mark...Lovin' the Bits and Bobs!"' or how about, "Oh, Should Have Worn My Gloves!". Then there's, "Love Finding the Ol' Piss Pots!". Thanks for all the smiles, Mark! God bless!!
Love the old snarky Adam coming back! I think these people may have lived, at one time, a fairly well-ordered and clean life... but even without the vandalism, they may not have been the most tidy. Good job schlepping through all of that! ❤
18:15 - those glasses have characters from Coronation Street from at least the 1960s. Real collectors items for old fans of the show, no doubt, and fit right in with the 'Deirdre glasses' you also keep finding in many of these old homes ! Long live 'Coronation Street'. Great explore, Adam ! :)
I love how you take your time and go through each room slowly instead of panning around quickly like some explorers where you can't really see any detail. Great job!!
Just started watching/enjoying your channel. These videos are a sobering reminder that everything we own will someday belong to someone else.....or just be abandoned.
😢I think about that as well.I live in an apartment,so everything would be tossed into a dumpster( including all the art I have made,over a 60 time) or my apartment would get " tossed", if I wasn't coming home from hospital.
You may consider watching Dead City Paranormal channel as well? Usually within an hour of each other 🤗 A lot of the same chatting community and they both often work together.😃 So 2 for the price of 1 🤔😜❤️ Rich 🇬🇧
Hi Adam the little leather willy warmer was actually protection for a thumb or finger and the ribbon/string things were to tie around your wrist. stay safe and thank you for the videos xxx
Poor dude, hope he didn't suffer too much! What a house, it still looks fairly solid too, going by the thickness of the window cavities. Sometimes I see the state of these houses and hope for them to be demolished but this one I hope gets saved and reno'd. Also love a good button collection. Nice walk through guys.
A wee tip for you, Adam...Before heading into these places, cut a branch off one of the trees or shrubs to wave in front of you to clear the cobwebs. That's what I do, and it saves me getting covered.
How do you do it, Adam? Every week your explores are more amazing than the last one. This was brilliant. And the glasses with the faces on - they are characters from ‘Coronation Street’. Fantastic work, sir!! 👍👍
I'm from the US. We call the thing we cook food on a stove. You call it a cooker and I noticed that most of the refrigerators are tiny. I'm not judging, I find it fascinating. Anyhow, I'm a big fan!
Cheers Adam for sharing this amazing video looking forward to this awesome video thanks Adam for taking us with you exploring around old abandoned homes
Hi great explore, calamine lotion, is a pinky chalky watery liquid used for skin sores, my mum dotted it all over me when I had chicken pox as a kid in the 60's, helps ease the itching !!
Amazing place 👍🙏💕 Sad how the family lived, died & their legacy lives on to be analyzed, looted & objectified by all who come by😞😢😰 The explores are one thing, but the vandalism is heartbreaking 💔 Those people have no morals or conscious!!! Interesting how much one can tell about a person by investigating his personal property…Thank you Adam, for another wonderful explore!!! I loved it 👍🙏💕
Noooooo Adam!! The mince pies are not still edible!! 😱 Ps. Calamine lotion is good for treating chicken pox spots to stop itching so i presume it could treat many types of skin irritations. Pss. Thanks for another awesomely fascinating explore! Love you two! ♡♡♡
I absolutely love you guys! Such beautiful things you show us and absolutely respectful of the old homes. You are also extremely hilarious! Great entertainment!
Another amazing explore 18:11 these was the old people what once was in coronation street back in the day 22:10 calamine use to be used for chicken pox or heat rashes xx
Calamine, also known as calamine lotion, is a medication made from powdered calamine mineral that is used to treat mild itchiness. Conditions treated include sunburn, insect bites, poison ivy, poison oak, and other mild skin conditions. It may also help dry out skin irritation. Thanks for this video, Adam! ☺
Calamine lotion can also be used on chicken pox. I remember vividly being covered head to toe in the stuff when I had chicken pox twice. It smells awful but it still works today. BRILLIANT channel ..... LOVE watching how respectful you are of not just the homes but all the little "bits & bobs" too. I spend hours watching your videos but this one really made me think of my old family home when we had to clear it when my poor Dad died in 2018 , then my Mum in 2020. Thanks for another amazing video Adam & Matt x Love the hauntings too ❤❤
Nearly had a heart attack! Didn't realize Matt was with you! Saw him through the kitchen door behind you and hollered out RUN! Sitting here laughing at myself now but, geez what a feeling! 🤣
The shell spoons are from a set of desert spoons, there would have been a large shell spoon for serving and six for the table, these were used for fruit salad and ice cream and most received them as a wedding presents back in the day. The buttons kept in an old buisuit or Quality Street tin were a standard in every household, I still have one and often ladies put the odd old coin or ring even silver thimbles in there so hense it being tipped out. The first room was a pantry/ laundry, then into the kitchen. The room with the dining chairs against the wall would have been the dining room minus the dining table. The thickness if the walls at the windows says this is a solid country house built very well back in time long before the main road was added. It would have been a lovely home at one point but sadly never kept up to scratch. Thank you Adam. By the way Adam scotch glasses are round at the top but often square based with straight up sides to allow the scotch to be drunk as it should be flavour enhanced. 💕🇦🇺
Don't you just love him (Adam) from it's cold in the house freezing nipples to a mirror in the bathroom to shave his arse , where else to you get this nowhere he is unique & hilarious , brilliant x
Mrs H 🇬🇧 ... Great stuff Adam & Matt.. I'm addicted to your Channel's and I have to wait a week for my next fix...😉💋 Adam it wasn't an umbrella it goes over food to keep the flies off...😉 You NEVER disappoint lad...Thank You Lad...😉💋
Adam you make me laugh so much with the things you say. Great explore!!! Thanks for sharing and stay safe. Watch out for those SPIDERS 🤣 Fan from Alabama.
Hi Adam your the only explorer that is constant. I can set my watch and you always deliver unlike other explorers that have lost the Will😂😂Thank you 🙏🤣
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the thing on the tennis racket is to protect it from warping. The glass mugs had actors from Coronation Street on them. Calamine lotion is used to ease the itch from bug bites or rash. The embrocation is a jar of liniment pain cream. Farmers keep track of the weather like that.
Hi Adam, that tennis racket frame is to stop it from warping and going out of shape. Love the content and your respectful approach to exploring these fascinating properties. Keep it up mate! Good job!
Adam you are so entertaining… you do make us laugh, finger stall not ballerina shoe and toasting fork not back scratcher. I can sympathise with the little bottle of smelling salts… absolutely disgusting…..
Excellent vid, Adam. Brave man going in that spider breeding house. Made my skin crawl. But a lot of things made me laugh when I didn't think anything could today. Thanks, Mate. :)
We in the states call the Zimmer frame a walker. I laughed so hard when you found the ballerina shoe and what you thought it was used for. You and Matt remind me of the old comedians Abbott and Costello. Love the times you take to put a little levity during your explores.
Really loved that thanks Adam. Some beautiful stuff in there. Would loved to have seen it before it was abandoned. Thanks for taking me along. Please take care
The tennis racket frame is to keep the tennis racket from warping. You're suppose to screw it back on after every game. The tight laces in weather changes can cause the wood frame to warm if it is not held in the frame.
your enthusiasm is infectious! I love how you honor those who lived in these homes, putting yourself in their day-to-day life and giving them dignity after they've gone. You don't see the homes for the way they look now but try to see how it once was!
I love your comments as youre going round!They were Coronation Street characters Albert Tatlock etc.They had a lot of fridges and freezers there.Always a shame when ppl go in and chuck stuff about and break things,but youre very respectful looking round.Always look forward to your videos.xx
I really enjoy your explores - you are very respectful of the previous residents. I also laugh out loud at some of your commentary! Thank you for going where many of us cannot and sharing. ❤ from the USA
Hi Adam, Looking forward to this adventure looks like it will be a good one, have a Chinese meal coming soon what could be better, best day of the week, ❤❤
Amazing home left behind sad to the family falling sick and Michael as well all the stuff left behind dig the candle holder and pudding left in the fridge loved it mat and Adam god best the family ❤
Albert Tatlock is a fictional character on the British television soap opera Coronation Street. Albert was played by actor Jack Howarth from 1960 to 1984. The character became something of a cultural icon, so much that grumpy old men were sometimes nicknamed "Albert Tatlock". Wikipedia
I loved this explore! A classic Adam look about, with unique vocabulary and insights, had me laughing the whole time😂. Thanks to the both of you! I did wonder if Michael and/or his parents were still wandering around??
Hi Adam the glasses with Albert Tatlock, Minnie Caldwell and Jack Walker were all characters from the early version of Coronation Street. stay safe and mind the cobwebs xx
Fun explore today Adam! Loved the house though thinking of Michael there alone after his parents died left a certain sadness. I bet this house had stories to tell. Hope that you're doing well. Take care and be safe on your explores. See you and Matt next wee. 💗🙏
The old free-standing kitchen units are a bit of a thing now, I see them in a lot of your videos and I think it's a shame they don't get salvaged and up-cycled, decent furniture just rotting away.
Loved this one, well i love them all.. but this one just reminded me so much of my gran and grandads house when I was a kid.. love your explores there so fascinating ❤ xx
Adam, the fork on the wall is a toasting fork, slice of bread on fork, hold in front of fire , beautiful with loads butter! Tennis press is to keep wood frame flat and protected. Glasses with characters on are early stars from Corrie.
Your sense of humor puts you above the other explore channels imo
Agree he always makes me laugh things he comes out with ( ohh look at this it looks like a cock and ball sack lol ohh its a ballet shoe 😅 ) x
MattOnce Adam Mark great humour and content but Ghost Theory and Griff from Ouija brothers are not to shabby either.
I totally agree, the one liners really make me laugh lol x
I'm 75 years old and after watching you guys riffling through people's stuff after they are dead and gone, I have been inspired to throw away my old stuff and plan which of my items I will allow to remain to be discovered by my family, or whoever has to go through my things, after I cross over River Jordan! Great explore.
Oh, yes, Barbara! I've been working on my house for the past five years. It gets easier the older you get! 😂🤠
Dear friend, you may still have 15 or 20 years left still...I cleaned my stuff up and gave stuff away and thought i was clutter free...5 years have gone by and alllllllll the space in my house is somehow full again😄
Wow what a great idea that we may not of thought of. Thank you for posting. Though I’m a bit younger I think I’ll start now and be more mindful of what I am putting away to be found by my children and grandchildren after I’m gone.
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My children are in for the shock of their lives when they have to clear out my stuff...😂
The Willy warmer/ballerina shoe is actually something my grandmother had in her house, they were for keeping your bandage or plaster clean if you’d hurt your fingers or thumb, the ribbon tied round your wrist. The back scratcher/fork on the wall in the living room was a toasting fork, they were used on coal fires to toast bread. My grandma had one of those too.
If Adam will send me his size I will knit a willy warmer for him 😉
@tracycombs1484 sorry about that lol
Willy warmer/ballerina shoe 🤣🤣
😂😂 I'm still laughing at Adams' comments when hes came across this item!!! Comedy GOLD
Well he's young. 😜
Sadly obvious that the young man was struggling alone...the filth is evidence of a mental decline. May they all rest in peace. Another brilliant episode, Adam, thank you...
I think he may have been in his 60s
@@BlytheWorld1972 Still a young man though!
Thank you@@sharonjojo LOL I feel better about being 60 now!
@@lizstraub6621 We must not let these young ones bring us down!
@@sharonjojo no one was bringing you down nit wit ...
The wooden cover on the tennis racket is called a racket press. It was used to keep the frame of the racket from warping, if I remember correctly. Good explore!
I was going to say the same. We had a set when I was little.
Exactly right. As shown in the video it wasn't on straight. It needs to be positioned evenly across the face of the racket and the fasteners tightened to hold it in place. I used one for years decades ago.
Hello Adam i realy Like Your vidioos i suffer from Stress and Depression when i watch Your vidioos i fell Stress free and Depression free thank you Adam ❤
From someone who suffers a bit with anxiety, your videos calm me down.
I really look forward to your adventures. Thank you 👊🏼
After watching this explore, I am sitting and looking around my home thinking, if I had to leave right now and I was never to come back, what would people find sitting in my home? It’s a bit sobering to think of. More “stuff” than we know what to do with. Leaning towards minimalism👍🏻Thanks Adam and Matt!
Same here too, age & illness creeping over...time to get things in order & a lot of decluttering as well!
They will find old dolls, fabric , yarn and vinyls in my case. Nothing exciting lol
Same here, I've got to the stage after almost dying from covid and being in intensive care, has made me think now that whatever I have in my home, my poor kids have got to sift through lol xx
@patriciamurphy-gq8hl vinyls too in my case and soft toys rather than dolls xx
Adam just a note to say it wasn’t a kids umbrella it was a cover to keep flies off food. Loving the videos
😂😂😂Only Adam can give us this description😂😂😂
An umbrella
@@myrescuecats3028 That made me laugh, he is so funny.
The "umbrella" is actually a net for covering food dishes while eating outside.
🤣 oh my gosh did I laugh..I’ve got several of these! Adam is so serious & sweet but sometimes gets items so terribly wrong bless him 😁
The calf shaped things by the bed, are called gaiters. My dad used to wear them when he walked the three miles into town. it kept the bottom of his trousers clean,and looked smarter at the same time. Loved todays explore .I was sad when you found the mince pies, to think that Michael bought them, but only had time to eat one before he was taken ill and died., and the rest have sat there all that time.
Adam said, "falconry" while holding one of them. If that's printed on them, I believe they're actually worn on the forearms, to protect the person from a falcon's talons.
Hi Adam and Matt. What a lovely home. I gotta say, some of the things you say and your description of stuff is hilarious. But your appreciation and respect for these places is evident. Thank you guys, for sharing. Be safe and take care. ❤ from Arizona.
Man your nuts putting bare hands in dotty fridge 😂
"Pure, dirty asshole!" LOL
Hi Adam!! Love your explores! They just wouldn't be as priceless if it weren't for your personal commentary that make it all deliciously wonderful to enjoy and listen to...ONE OF A KIND for sure!!! I am waiting to buy the T-shirt in you store that reads:
"Adam Mark...Lovin' the Bits and Bobs!"' or how about, "Oh, Should Have Worn My Gloves!". Then there's, "Love Finding the Ol' Piss Pots!". Thanks for all the smiles, Mark! God bless!!
Love the old snarky Adam coming back! I think these people may have lived, at one time, a fairly well-ordered and clean life... but even without the vandalism, they may not have been the most tidy. Good job schlepping through all of that! ❤
@NelsonAnthony-sl6ri Perfect.
love your young innocence not knowing what things are.
I'm looking forward to it! See everyone there I hope!!! ✌️&❤ from America 🇺🇲🙋🏼♀️
I will be here too🎉
Defo be there Rachel ❤️👻🤗 Rich 🇬🇧
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Yea!!! See you there pretty lady!!! 🤗🙋🏼♀️
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18:15 - those glasses have characters from Coronation Street from at least the 1960s. Real collectors items for old fans of the show, no doubt, and fit right in with the 'Deirdre glasses' you also keep finding in many of these old homes ! Long live 'Coronation Street'.
Great explore, Adam ! :)
I love how you take your time and go through each room slowly instead of panning around quickly like some explorers where you can't really see any detail. Great job!!
Just started watching/enjoying your channel. These videos are a sobering reminder that everything we own will someday belong to someone else.....or just be abandoned.
😢I think about that as well.I live in an apartment,so everything would be tossed into a dumpster( including all the art I have made,over a 60 time) or my apartment would get " tossed", if I wasn't coming home from hospital.
It is lovely to welcome you both, to this amazing channel. The chat and community are SO friendly ❤️🙋♀️👋🤗🤗 Rich 🇬🇧
You may consider watching Dead City Paranormal channel as well? Usually within an hour of each other 🤗 A lot of the same chatting community and they both often work together.😃 So 2 for the price of 1 🤔😜❤️ Rich 🇬🇧
Yes watch Dead City Paranormal as well, Matt is wonderful!
I collect old dolls, I have already told my daughters and granddaughter that they have to take one when I die or I will haunt them!
Adam I couldn't stop laughing "is this for your nob" 😂 "shaving your arse" 😂😂 I could go on so funny!!. The place was a great explore thank you 👏👏👍
Hi Adam the little leather willy warmer was actually protection for a thumb or finger and the ribbon/string things were to tie around your wrist. stay safe and thank you for the videos xxx
Interesting fact to go with racket.
Yeah. To stop the bandage getting dirty
Thanks Adam & Matt! I made it. Better late than never.. I appreciate you.
I love a good old fashioned explore. Plenty of jokes and good looking through things. I miss the old exploring like this. Glad to see you doing one.
I agree! You can’t count on spirits showing up but there are always abandoned properties
Adam you will be relieved to know, the leather thing was a protective cover to go over a bandage when you injured a finger or thumb.
Poor dude, hope he didn't suffer too much! What a house, it still looks fairly solid too, going by the thickness of the window cavities. Sometimes I see the state of these houses and hope for them to be demolished but this one I hope gets saved and reno'd. Also love a good button collection. Nice walk through guys.
Awe I feel sad for Michael, R.I.P 🎉❤
Absolutely loved this one. The umbrella as you called it is actually a net that you put over food to stop flies etc from getting on it well done!!
A wee tip for you, Adam...Before heading into these places, cut a branch off one of the trees or shrubs to wave in front of you to clear the cobwebs. That's what I do, and it saves me getting covered.
Today is my birthday so it is so nice to start it out by watching you and Matt in another awesome video. Stay safe. Much ❤❤❤ from Las Vegas NV.
Happy birthday
@@jennyames6532 Thank you
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Happy birthday 🎉
How do you do it, Adam? Every week your explores are more amazing than the last one. This was brilliant. And the glasses with the faces on - they are characters from ‘Coronation Street’. Fantastic work, sir!! 👍👍
That made me feel quite old when he didn't know who they were lol
@@cittaukI know how you feel 😂😂
I'm from the US. We call the thing we cook food on a stove. You call it a cooker and I noticed that most of the refrigerators are tiny. I'm not judging, I find it fascinating. Anyhow, I'm a big fan!
Hi Adam the 'throws' on the back of the chairs were known as Antimacassars - to prevent hair oil staining the chairs...
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YOUR AMAZING👍❤😇🙏
Hi Adam and matt nice to see you in a haunting house again from Lorraine in England
Cheers Adam for sharing this amazing video looking forward to this awesome video thanks Adam for taking us with you exploring around old abandoned homes
Adam have watched you for months your a pleasure to watch because you have so much respect for what people have left behind good job😊
You never disappoint Adam 😊 thanks for another fab video 👏👏
Ty brother for your respect, care and concern for the properties that you visit...
Hi great explore, calamine lotion, is a pinky chalky watery liquid used for skin sores, my mum dotted it all over me when I had chicken pox as a kid in the 60's, helps ease the itching !!
Amazing place 👍🙏💕 Sad how the family lived, died & their legacy lives on to be analyzed, looted & objectified by all who come by😞😢😰 The explores are one thing, but the vandalism is heartbreaking 💔 Those people have no morals or conscious!!!
Interesting how much one can tell about a person by investigating his personal property…Thank you Adam, for another wonderful explore!!! I loved it 👍🙏💕
Well said. ❤
Noooooo Adam!! The mince pies are not still edible!! 😱
Ps. Calamine lotion is good for treating chicken pox spots to stop itching so i presume it could treat many types of skin irritations.
Pss. Thanks for another awesomely fascinating explore! Love you two! ♡♡♡
It’s for poison ivy!
I absolutely love you guys! Such beautiful things you show us and absolutely respectful of the old homes. You are also extremely hilarious! Great entertainment!
@NelsonAnthony-sl6ri great right now! 70's
Another amazing explore 18:11 these was the old people what once was in coronation street back in the day 22:10 calamine use to be used for chicken pox or heat rashes xx
Calamine, also known as calamine lotion, is a medication made from powdered calamine mineral that is used to treat mild itchiness. Conditions treated include sunburn, insect bites, poison ivy, poison oak, and other mild skin conditions. It may also help dry out skin irritation. Thanks for this video, Adam! ☺
Here in Canada it use to be used for chickenpox. Z
It was great for nettle stings too
I remember slathering that stuff on chicken pox decades ago
Calamine lotion can also be used on chicken pox. I remember vividly being covered head to toe in the stuff when I had chicken pox twice. It smells awful but it still works today. BRILLIANT channel ..... LOVE watching how respectful you are of not just the homes but all the little "bits & bobs" too. I spend hours watching your videos but this one really made me think of my old family home when we had to clear it when my poor Dad died in 2018 , then my Mum in 2020. Thanks for another amazing video Adam & Matt x Love the hauntings too ❤❤
Good one today Adam. The Calamine lotion is to stop itching from poison ivy and stuff alike. It looks like chalk when you put it on, very old school.
And works very well.
Nearly had a heart attack! Didn't realize Matt was with you! Saw him through the kitchen door behind you and hollered out RUN! Sitting here laughing at myself now but, geez what a feeling! 🤣
Oh my, the fireplace with the Victorian ladies is so beautiful 14:20
The shell spoons are from a set of desert spoons, there would have been a large shell spoon for serving and six for the table, these were used for fruit salad and ice cream and most received them as a wedding presents back in the day. The buttons kept in an old buisuit or Quality Street tin were a standard in every household, I still have one and often ladies put the odd old coin or ring even silver thimbles in there so hense it being tipped out. The first room was a pantry/ laundry, then into the kitchen. The room with the dining chairs against the wall would have been the dining room minus the dining table. The thickness if the walls at the windows says this is a solid country house built very well back in time long before the main road was added. It would have been a lovely home at one point but sadly never kept up to scratch. Thank you Adam. By the way Adam scotch glasses are round at the top but often square based with straight up sides to allow the scotch to be drunk as it should be flavour enhanced. 💕🇦🇺
How sad for that family. Both parents and the son gone in such a short time. It looks to have been a lovely home at one point.
Don't you just love him (Adam) from it's cold in the house freezing nipples to a mirror in the bathroom to shave his arse , where else to you get this nowhere he is unique & hilarious , brilliant x
Mrs H 🇬🇧 ... Great stuff Adam & Matt.. I'm addicted to your Channel's and I have to wait a week for my next fix...😉💋 Adam it wasn't an umbrella it goes over food to keep the flies off...😉 You NEVER disappoint lad...Thank You Lad...😉💋
Thanks for all you do for us!! Sacramento California
Watching now doing a catch-up on your last two videos before the new one later tonight 🩷🎀
The wood brace around the tennis racket was used to keep the wooden tennis racket from warping.
He wood frame around the tennis racket is to keep the head of the racket from warppingo
Adam you make me laugh so much with the things you say. Great explore!!! Thanks for sharing and stay safe. Watch out for those SPIDERS 🤣 Fan from Alabama.
Calamine lotion is for chicken pox, skin irritation and that was lime scale on the taps, I loved this explore. Thanks for sharing 😊
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Hi Adam your the only explorer that is constant.
I can set my watch and you always deliver unlike other explorers that have lost the Will😂😂Thank you 🙏🤣
we love this new video ..sad life for the son who remains alone in the house ...Adam your voice is nice !! thank you ! fans from France
Love this channel. You and the spiders and cobwebs make me laugh! Please don't change.
These places just make me want to cry!! Love you Mark! You bring my husband and I such joy!❤
Είναι τόσο θλιβερό, νά βλέπεις ένα σπίτι, πού κάποτε έσφυζε από ζωή 😢 Έχω πίκρα καί συνάμα στεναχώρια για όλο αυτό 😢 Γιατί εμείς οι άνθρωποι εγκαταλείπουμε τά σπίτια μας;Δεν υπάρχουν συγγενείς; Πολύ λυπηρό Εσύ στεναχωριέσαι ποιο πολύ από εμάς γιατί τό βλέπεις, τό καταγραφης με την κάμερα Πάντα σέ παρακολουθώ ευχαριστούμε για τα υπέροχα βιντεάκια σου ❤️ Με αγάπη από τήν Ελλάδα ❤ ΈΛΕΝ ❤
We call the yard in the back of our house a backyard, you call it a garden. I love it.
This will be so interesting to watch especially what kind of object or antiques left behind. It would be a great shame if the property is vandalised.
I totally agree, it's a shame that nothing is claimed from any of the deceased family remaining.
the thing on the tennis racket is to protect it from warping. The glass mugs had actors from Coronation Street on them. Calamine lotion is used to ease the itch from bug bites or rash. The embrocation is a jar of liniment pain cream. Farmers keep track of the weather like that.
Loved this one Adam, I learned a new word today too! Manky lol
Thankyou Adam, enjoying your channel.
You have a very soothing voice.
You guys do an awesome job.
Hi Adam, that tennis racket frame is to stop it from warping and going out of shape. Love the content and your respectful approach to exploring these fascinating properties. Keep it up mate! Good job!
The frame on the tennis racquet is to keep it for warping during storage.
Adam you are so entertaining… you do make us laugh, finger stall not ballerina shoe and toasting fork not back scratcher. I can sympathise with the little bottle of smelling salts… absolutely disgusting…..
O m g, nothing like going back in time I appreciate you
Great explore and video, Adam and Matt. Look forward to your next one. ❤
Excellent vid, Adam. Brave man going in that spider breeding house. Made my skin crawl. But a lot of things made me laugh when I didn't think anything could today. Thanks, Mate. :)
Looking forward to your new adventure, you never fail to deliver, countdown 🎉😮
We in the states call the Zimmer frame a walker. I laughed so hard when you found the ballerina shoe and what you thought it was used for. You and Matt remind me of the old comedians Abbott and Costello. Love the times you take to put a little levity during your explores.
I need to find an online dictionary for some of the words and phrases 😂
Another amazing explore Adam full of lovely old things that were once very precious to this family you are so respectful .
Thank you kindly
Looking forward to another adventure. Love from Canada ❤
Really loved that thanks Adam. Some beautiful stuff in there. Would loved to have seen it before it was abandoned. Thanks for taking me along. Please take care
Cool but sunny, great for the start of spring
I’m from NSW Australia
Oh years now, some great stuff on here
The tennis racket frame is to keep the tennis racket from warping. You're suppose to screw it back on after every game. The tight laces in weather changes can cause the wood frame to warm if it is not held in the frame.
Enjoyed this one. Legend❤
Can't wait, Adam!
Can I come out of my room now ... 👟👟 Rich 🇬🇧
See you tomorrow Kathy! 🤗✌️&❤🙋🏼♀️
@@r4976 Ok...although I am sure we have not heard the last of the puns :)
@@kathyfuhrmann8297 No way. Don't be so "punaphobic!" 😜 Cue pretty lady 🙋♀️ See you Sunday Kathy ❤️ Rich 🇬🇧
@@RachelMunaco1111 Surely/Shirley You mean Sunday? Are you getting your days mixed up again Rachel? 🤔🙋♀️Rich 🇬🇧
your enthusiasm is infectious! I love how you honor those who lived in these homes, putting yourself in their day-to-day life and giving them dignity after they've gone. You don't see the homes for the way they look now but try to see how it once was!
I'm looking forward to watching. Sometimes, I wish that it could be longer and / or more frequent. ❤
I love your comments as youre going round!They were Coronation Street characters Albert Tatlock etc.They had a lot of fridges and freezers there.Always a shame when ppl go in and chuck stuff about and break things,but youre very respectful looking round.Always look forward to your videos.xx
Will DEFINITELY be there Adam. As ALWAYS, am looking forward to your explore 👍 Rich 🇬🇧
I really enjoy your explores - you are very respectful of the previous residents. I also laugh out loud at some of your commentary! Thank you for going where many of us cannot and sharing. ❤ from the USA
your adventures are awesome everytime
Loved this. What a beautiful house. I loved the cheese dish I have never seen one like that before. I agree with you about that wallpaper, very busy!
Hi Adam, Looking forward to this adventure looks like it will be a good one, have a Chinese meal coming soon what could be better, best day of the week, ❤❤
Amazing home left behind sad to the family falling sick and Michael as well all the stuff left behind dig the candle holder and pudding left in the fridge loved it mat and Adam god best the family ❤
Albert Tatlock is a fictional character on the British television soap opera Coronation Street. Albert was played by actor Jack Howarth from 1960 to 1984. The character became something of a cultural icon, so much that grumpy old men were sometimes nicknamed "Albert Tatlock". Wikipedia
Great show thanks for showing us that, at the beginning you look like a giant or a dwarf , cheers Adam great 👍
I loved this explore! A classic Adam look about, with unique vocabulary and insights, had me laughing the whole time😂. Thanks to the both of you! I did wonder if Michael and/or his parents were still wandering around??
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love it, and you can never have enough cushions or luverly hot water bottles, looked like it was cosy, why all the fridges.
Awesome explore Adam thanks for sharing. Much love to you ❤❤😊
@NelsonAnthony-sl6ri it’s cool out today
@NelsonAnthony-sl6ri Wisconsin
Hi Adam the glasses with Albert Tatlock, Minnie Caldwell and Jack Walker were all characters from the early version of Coronation Street. stay safe and mind the cobwebs xx
Looks like another wonderful adventure Adam. On my granddaughter's birthday also! Yeah! 👯💗
Fun explore today Adam! Loved the house though thinking of Michael there alone after his parents died left a certain sadness. I bet this house had stories to tell. Hope that you're doing well. Take care and be safe on your explores. See you and Matt next wee. 💗🙏
The screen grab picture of the house was beautiful, like a painting by Constable.
The old free-standing kitchen units are a bit of a thing now, I see them in a lot of your videos and I think it's a shame they don't get salvaged and up-cycled, decent furniture just rotting away.
Loved this one, well i love them all.. but this one just reminded me so much of my gran and grandads house when I was a kid.. love your explores there so fascinating ❤ xx
How tall are you Adam? Those doors are little
Love the buttons 😊
Those awful webs *shiver*
Thank you both for the explore x
@NelsonAnthony-sl6ri unseasonably warm for this time of year
@NelsonAnthony-sl6ri Toowoomba Queensland
Adam, the fork on the wall is a toasting fork, slice of bread on fork, hold in front of fire , beautiful with loads butter! Tennis press is to keep wood frame flat and protected. Glasses with characters on are early stars from Corrie.