I have never been able to wrap my head around people who have the burning desire to destroy things. Any fool can destroy, but it takes a master to create and build beautiful things.
Great exploration. I'll never understand people that deem it necessary to vandalism and destroy things/ property. Back when that must have been an amazing place, now left to decay and have nature take over. Thanks for sharing this. 👍🖖✌
They are jealous of people and their things. They want them to have no more than they do. So if they can’t have a log cabin in the woods, you won’t enjoy yours either.
Yes sir I agree.Are you familiar with the time capsule house called the Christmas house?The vandalism in that house made me sick....God is dead was written on the wall and a certain part of the male anatomy was drawn in purple crayon .
Both were lovely places in a better time. Very hard to understand what makes people go in and trash beautiful places like these two. That little cabin would have been a lovely little guest house and the actual house still looks very sound and salvageable. It could be beautiful again. What a shame under any circumstances.
I'm sure the place was already trashed before it's abandonment. Imagine how many people were in and out of that place for years. Big parties and lots of drugs and drug dealing. Also the people who had an axe to grind with the owner. Like burning his car in the driveway! If they would burn his car, they would trash anything they could in the process. What I find more sad is there were many tradesmen and contractors who got screwed long before it was abandoned.
The last building had great bones. Very well built and solid. Too bad it was trashed and was in the wrong hands. Nice to see you back Noah. One day at a time hun!
10:44. This method of log cabin building is called 'cord wood' building. Blocks of cedar cut the length of firewood, then mortared in like round bricks.
It's not like it was a pristine place before potential vandals got there. It was already trashed. They burned his car in the driveway. The property was already neglected by the owner, and abandoned after he screwed to many people over. What kind of kids would vandalize an already vandalized, decrepit and disrespected place? Every kid.
Noah, I'm glad to hear you are feeling a little better! Thanks for this explore. I bet the porch used to have a beautiful view of the forest. Also, the rain sounds in this video were very relaxing!
Nice to see you back. Your videos are a lovely visit to your country. It makes up for my cancelled trip there due to the Rona. Love from The Blue Mountains in Australia.
This is a beautiful little place. I hope some day someone can buy it and give it some love. I bet it was really lovely before the vandalism. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us. God bless and stay safe on your journeys 😌
Thank you for another awesome explore Noah!Sad that the cabins have to suffer for the jerk that owned them.Someone ought to rescue some of that beautiful wood&hardware
Someone should buy that property and rebuild everything. Being sure to post a sign and post something on Facebook stating that the property is under new management. To avoid more vandals showing up. Shovels & rakes, combined with wheelbarrows and a dumpster/tip/bin would improve it more.
Nice to see a video from you. Backstories always make things even more interesting. Did you or anyone get pics or video before it was trashed? I see you had a pic of the car before it was destroyed. Thanks for sharing. Wishing you all the best. ❤️
Wow omg I haven’t been out there in along time so sad the vandalism and now nature is taking over , good job on the video Noah I’m glad you changed your mind and decided to make the video :)
Thank you for this man. i really love doing exploring abandoned stuff but cant since there's nothing much of abandon places close to where i live plus i hate really going out.
Thank you for wonderful videos and for sharing your explorations with us! You’ve truly become one of my favorite urban explorers to watch. Love your beautiful and steady camera work, your excellent narration, and how you provide background information on the history of the properties and former residents. I also love how you pick a starting point and continue filming along in a certain direction, explaining what you see as you go. We can really get an accurate layout of the properties that you explore. Anyway, hoping your health improves and you’re better soon. Looking forward to future explorations. Take care!
Great to see you out and about again. I enjoyed the drone footage at the beginning especially. It really helps to highlight the desolation of the location.
Hi Noah. Really good to see you. You picked a really lousy day for an explore. These cabins were So dodgy. Not safe. Thanks for sharing and stay safe. Feel better soon Noah.
This video intrigued me. I figured out who he is and he was and read a very long article about him. He was definitely not a very nice guy. That BMW was worth $90,000. Given the damage that was done in the shooting, it's possible that he's very ill where ever he is. Beautiful place though.
Glad to see a new video! I have so many questions about this guy. Hope you are feeling better. Do you still have any video of the first time you were there?
A sawed off shotgun can fire fine birdshot, thicker buckshot, rocksalt & sand, or slugs. If the ex-lover just wanted to wound him, then birdshot was likely used. Very painful, but survivable.
Real life isn't like the hollywood portrayals. A lot of different factors go into gunshot survivability such as caliber size, shot placement, and a little luck.
You have a great channel my fellow Ontarian. I'd like to buy you a few coffees and I'm looking now on where to send it. You just stay well, take care of yourself and I hope your headaches ease. I get them baaaad too.
Good video, places were nice once. Now they are trashed, wet, and yucky. Must have been a really lousy landlord if someone torched his car instead of stealing it. Good to see you out and about, take care. Thanks, Noah
Hi I'm from Philippines so sad to watch many abandoned house after all years sacrifice to build that owners left. Sad to know but when abandoned houses here in the Philippines I will live hehehe.
Here in Texas the county Governments across our corrupt state are directly responsible for creating abandon homes as the county will tax people out of their homes with oppressive property taxes. My family lost two store buildings that were in good condition as the county taxed our family business so high we could no longer earn enough money to keep a float. The county foreclosed on our stores and allowed the buildings to fall into disrepair and later had to be tore down.Texans are in a big battle to eliminate the criminal property tax right now as it has become impossible to own property in the state of Texas unless you are extremely wealthy.We renamed our state to Taxas.
A real shame to let a place go to rot. I noticed the lumber has gone, but the log and the cord wood construction is good for another fify years. Mine is 37 years old and solid as the day it was built. I've got one veto of one wall we're the bear hangs, check it out! Raven out
Hi Noah,this is such a nice video.i liked everything about it.the tabloids for the collection are arriving this week n I'm ordering more a little bit sooner .I'm super excited about that.
Very interesting place. Too bad it was so trashed. I would like to explore places but would be way too scared of running into to people who might be hiding in them. Please take care of yourself.
Interesting story behind the video. As someone who grew up in the rural North, where bored kids with too much time on their hands abound, I'm 99.9% certain that one or two teen age firebugs were screwing around and torched that BMW, and would also bet that most of their high school classmates have heard a rumor that they were the ones who did it. Given the owner's history of not paying bills, what are the chances he stopped paying on a loan on the car when he left for Costa Rica? Wonder why it wasn't repossessed.
Probably couldn’t find the car. I suspect this property was not directly in his name (most likely a shell company), so the repo man wouldn’t know to look there.
i like the 2nd cabin..the structure can be fixed. i wouldn't mind living there...PAY SOMEONE TO HELP ME RESTORE IT. LIVE OFF GRID TYPE PLACE...CAN NOT AFFORD IT THOUGH...
Question....if these places are abandoned by their owner , can someone salvage what they can from them and build their own place with the reclaimed materials ??? Have seen that done before and noticed these places have a lot of material someone might be able to use in this manor....
Thanks for your content, Noah. For those of us who cannot get to places like this, your channel is a treasure.
I have never been able to wrap my head around people who have the burning desire to destroy things. Any fool can destroy, but it takes a master to create and build beautiful things.
Great exploration. I'll never understand people that deem it necessary to vandalism and destroy things/ property. Back when that must have been an amazing place, now left to decay and have nature take over. Thanks for sharing this. 👍🖖✌
I don't understand why the people destroy private property. Its not necessary, vandalism with the things.
They are jealous of people and their things. They want them to have no more than they do. So if they can’t have a log cabin in the woods, you won’t enjoy yours either.
Yes sir I agree.Are you familiar with the time capsule house called the Christmas house?The vandalism in that house made me sick....God is dead was written on the wall and a certain part of the male anatomy was drawn in purple crayon .
Someone's got to be a real piece of garbage to just trash someone else's home like that.
Both were lovely places in a better time. Very hard to understand what makes people go in and trash beautiful places like these two. That little cabin would have been a lovely little guest house and the actual house still looks very sound and salvageable. It could be beautiful again. What a shame under any circumstances.
I'm sure the place was already trashed before it's abandonment. Imagine how many people were in and out of that place for years. Big parties and lots of drugs and drug dealing. Also the people who had an axe to grind with the owner. Like burning his car in the driveway! If they would burn his car, they would trash anything they could in the process. What I find more sad is there were many tradesmen and contractors who got screwed long before it was abandoned.
such a dumb question to ask lmfaoo he had jus told us why the owner got ran out the country then you ask that😂🤦🏽♂️
The last building had great bones. Very well built and solid. Too bad it was trashed and was in the wrong hands. Nice to see you back Noah. One day at a time hun!
These cabins would be great if they weren't trashed. Thanks for showing them.
The logs that are concreted in is called cordwood house.
10:44. This method of log cabin building is called 'cord wood' building. Blocks of cedar cut the length of firewood, then mortared in like round bricks.
Such a shame that people feel the need to vandalise those places 😕makes me sad 😥
Sadly, for some people it’s their only way of leaving their mark on the world. They have nothing else to contribute.
It’s a shame these kids destroy places. What kinda parents raised them?
not always the parents...kids develop their own personalities with their own moral compass... they don't always follow what they have been taught
@@danielem0007 true, but for the most part their upbringing will influence who they become in the future.
It's not like it was a pristine place before potential vandals got there. It was already trashed. They burned his car in the driveway. The property was already neglected by the owner, and abandoned after he screwed to many people over. What kind of kids would vandalize an already vandalized, decrepit and disrespected place? Every kid.
@@minorityofthought1306 valid point :)
I don't think I've ever seen such a thoroughly burnt out car!
Noah, I'm glad to hear you are feeling a little better! Thanks for this explore. I bet the porch used to have a beautiful view of the forest. Also, the rain sounds in this video were very relaxing!
Nice to see you back. Your videos are a lovely visit to your country. It makes up for my cancelled trip there due to the Rona. Love from The Blue Mountains in Australia.
I love how calming this is, especially with the rain sounds in the background
This is a beautiful little place. I hope some day someone can buy it and give it some love. I bet it was really lovely before the vandalism. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us. God bless and stay safe on your journeys 😌
Thanks!
Thanks so much Deana!
I went here last year! when the pandemic started its really crazy how run down it is now, i imagine it was quite the place back in the 70s/80s
Who in their right mind would want to destroy an beautiful place like this!
The one picture you held up is in East Berlin, with the Berlin Wall in the back ground. I would guess early 1980's
I could just listen to the sound of the rain for hours.
Me sitting here watching this video....looking at all the holes in the drywall thinking who may have done that...
Kyles......yes
Thank you for another awesome explore Noah!Sad that the cabins have to suffer for the jerk that owned them.Someone ought to rescue some of that beautiful wood&hardware
Someone should buy that property and rebuild everything. Being sure to post a sign and post something on Facebook stating that the property is under new management. To avoid more vandals showing up. Shovels & rakes, combined with wheelbarrows and a dumpster/tip/bin would improve it more.
Noah that was great!
Thank you!
Please take care of yourself!
Be safe!
Love the video and houses, I’ll bet they were beautiful in their day!
Glad to see you back! Great find!
Nice to see a video from you. Backstories always make things even more interesting. Did you or anyone get pics or video before it was trashed? I see you had a pic of the car before it was destroyed. Thanks for sharing. Wishing you all the best. ❤️
Wow omg I haven’t been out there in along time so sad the vandalism and now nature is taking over , good job on the video Noah I’m glad you changed your mind and decided to make the video :)
Where is this?
I hope you are able to get to see a neurologist and a MRI. Very interesting video and history of the owner
This video is so interesting, hi Maggie how are you doing with your family I hope you’re safe from the virus?
It's a shame people have to do this
Thank you for this man. i really love doing exploring abandoned stuff but cant since there's nothing much of abandon places close to where i live plus i hate really going out.
Wonder if the landlord watched this from his place in hiding! 👀
Thank you for wonderful videos and for sharing your explorations with us! You’ve truly become one of my favorite urban explorers to watch. Love your beautiful and steady camera work, your excellent narration, and how you provide background information on the history of the properties and former residents. I also love how you pick a starting point and continue filming along in a certain direction, explaining what you see as you go. We can really get an accurate layout of the properties that you explore. Anyway, hoping your health improves and you’re better soon. Looking forward to future explorations. Take care!
Awesome find sir. What a gem! Thanks for sharing!
It’s definitely an shame that an beautiful log cabin like this as been trashed and destroyed!
Thank you getting out showing us this video 👍
Praying for your better health Noah. You are such a wonderful young man. 🙏❤
Great explore! Nice to hear the back story. Glad you're back, always love your videos 😀
Same here enjoy watching this videos a lot. Hi Kathleen how are you doing with your family I hope you’re safe from the virus?
to bad the cabins r now lost, keep the videos coming & feel better soon
Great to see you out and about again. I enjoyed the drone footage at the beginning especially. It really helps to highlight the desolation of the location.
Hi Noah. Really good to see you. You picked a really lousy day for an explore. These cabins were So dodgy. Not safe. Thanks for sharing and stay safe. Feel better soon Noah.
I can't understand why people have to destroy nice things 😒
This video intrigued me. I figured out who he is and he was and read a very long article about him. He was definitely not a very nice guy. That BMW was worth $90,000. Given the damage that was done in the shooting, it's possible that he's very ill where ever he is. Beautiful place though.
Hi, who was he? Want to know more about him. Can you tell me his name? Thanks
Info please to be able to look up article and read it. Thank you
Guys let try to get noah to 100k subscribers so he can make more uploads god bless noah
I'm crying i can never afford my own home, i would love a place like that first cabin :,(
I always want to clean places like this. Nice cabin!
Yeah just a good sweep out, some Ajax and it'll be spiffy as new!
Welcome back. Thanks for the video
Glad to see a new video! I have so many questions about this guy. Hope you are feeling better. Do you still have any video of the first time you were there?
"Something people don't think about with this Abandoned Homes, is the land is worth it."
I hope you are feeling better.
How did he survive 3 gunshot wounds, did his lover have a bad aim?
A sawed off shotgun can fire fine birdshot, thicker buckshot, rocksalt & sand, or slugs. If the ex-lover just wanted to wound him, then birdshot was likely used. Very painful, but survivable.
Birdshot also doesn't penetrate deeply.
Real life isn't like the hollywood portrayals. A lot of different factors go into gunshot survivability such as caliber size, shot placement, and a little luck.
Did I hear 2020? Now 2022 & discovered this Great video. Having been a Landlord, found out tennants sure can damage property.. Had to sell due to one.
The bones of the main home look pretty good! Feel better!
Amazing find! I'd love to join you for one of these sometime.
I just cannot believe the amount of abandoned homes in canada. I always that Canada was one of those places people would run to..
Brave man going into these disrepair structures!!!!!!
It's an old story about a roof. Unless metal or ceramic roofs are nonsustainable and in a state of deteriation the moment they are put on.
You have a great channel my fellow Ontarian. I'd like to buy you a few coffees and I'm looking now on where to send it. You just stay well, take care of yourself and I hope your headaches ease. I get them baaaad too.
Awesome exploration!! Liked & Subscribed.
Solid construction ..beautiful built and can be preserved
Nice adventure, thanks for posting.
He sorta looks like Mike Myers.
I hope you feel better soon! God bless 🙏
Good video, places were nice once. Now they are trashed, wet, and yucky. Must have been a really lousy landlord if someone torched his car instead of stealing it. Good to see you out and about, take care. Thanks, Noah
Hi I'm from Philippines so sad to watch many abandoned house after all years sacrifice to build that owners left. Sad to know but when abandoned houses here in the Philippines I will live hehehe.
Good to see you Noah , 💖💖your videos !!!
Here in Texas the county Governments across our corrupt state are directly responsible for creating abandon homes as the county will tax people out of their homes with oppressive property taxes. My family lost two store buildings that were in good condition as the county taxed our family business so high we could no longer earn enough money to keep a float. The county foreclosed on our stores and allowed the buildings to fall into disrepair and later had to be tore down.Texans are in a big battle to eliminate the criminal property tax right now as it has become impossible to own property in the state of Texas unless you are extremely wealthy.We renamed our state to Taxas.
With alot of work this cabin could be saved ..... Are they for sale ?
A real shame to let a place go to rot. I noticed the lumber has gone, but the log and the cord wood construction is good for another fify years. Mine is 37 years old and solid as the day it was built.
I've got one veto of one wall we're the bear hangs, check it out!
Raven out
Thank you Noah. Take care and stay safe out there.
It's too bad these places got trashed have they been repaired?, would you know if these buildings are still standing
Hi Noah,this is such a nice video.i liked everything about it.the tabloids for the collection are arriving this week n I'm ordering more a little bit sooner .I'm super excited about that.
Just one question, how can one buy this one log home , true what channel to find out if it can be legally purchase , Thanks Bob
Very interesting place. Too bad it was so trashed. I would like to explore places but would be way too scared of running into to people who might be hiding in them. Please take care of yourself.
Good to see you again. Have always enjoyed your content
Interesting story behind the video. As someone who grew up in the rural North, where bored kids with too much time on their hands abound, I'm 99.9% certain that one or two teen age firebugs were screwing around and torched that BMW, and would also bet that most of their high school classmates have heard a rumor that they were the ones who did it. Given the owner's history of not paying bills, what are the chances he stopped paying on a loan on the car when he left for Costa Rica? Wonder why it wasn't repossessed.
Probably couldn’t find the car. I suspect this property was not directly in his name (most likely a shell company), so the repo man wouldn’t know to look there.
Hello from Kentucky
Nice history on that place. Great job!!
Shame!! I bet that was a nice house at one point. Any history with the property? Also at 4:22 that’s a bmw, a mid 2000s model. Likely a 2007
When they place the logs on their side it’s called cord wood and mortar construction
Love the way you do your videos!!
new subscriber here i love exploring abandoned places its awesome i havent done it for a long time but i have alot of stories to telll yu
where in ontario is this place located
Thanks 😊for sharing this video 📹❤. Stay safe 🙏❤💓💙
i like the 2nd cabin..the structure can be fixed. i wouldn't mind living there...PAY SOMEONE TO HELP ME RESTORE IT. LIVE OFF GRID TYPE PLACE...CAN NOT AFFORD IT THOUGH...
Question....if these places are abandoned by their owner , can someone salvage what they can from them and build their own place with the reclaimed materials ??? Have seen that done before and noticed these places have a lot of material someone might be able to use in this manor....
Nice looking Home & What a Shame how things turn out.
All the best to you Noah. Thank you 😊✌️
Can I ask where this place is at and also do you know if someone could buy the property. I just found your video and being from Ontario I love it
Ugly weather for an explore.
I'll take the first cabin, thanks!
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Did you film when you first went? I'd love to see it beforehand
I didn't unfortunately
So sad to see these places deterating and nothing is being done to save them. Cat the state sell them or something? 👍❤️🇺🇸
The stone work stayed strong, did a nice job on the log work,,,,,
I like your videos and I like your country keep up the good work
Interesting Place..
Noah absolutely love your videos you make the best videos ever stay safe out there my friend much love from West Virginia
I would love to fix both log canlins up to live in one and give one to my sister
So how would you go about getting one of these log cabins
Thank you Noah. Keep up the excellent explores.
Cool story and houses, ty..😷
Great hearth. Nice area. Such potential
Where is this? I wanna go 😱
So is it for sale or no?