WE FOUND A HOUSE TRAPPED IN TIME (ABANDONED HOUSE EVERYTHING LEFT BEHIND)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- GUYS IM SO SORRY FOR THE SQUEAKING MY LIGHT ON TOP OF MY CAMERA KEPT MOVING CAUSING THE SQUEAK.
After walking miles and miles we found the little house sadly the the family all passed away leaving this little time capsule locked up and empty for decades only dated note we found was from the 50s , was amazing to see whats left still after 100s of disgusting looters going in and taking stuff, if anyone finds any places like this please leave them how u found them take nothing and leave footprints
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I could listen to you all day! You Britts have the best accents ever most charming ❤️
Yea but get in a relationship with a Brit girl and eventually it goes from neat to annoying. Not knowing what the other is saying. Lawn - Garden, Trunk - Boot, Trash - Rubbish, Can - Bin, Soccer - Football, Fortnight- acoupladamweeks (that's Okie for 2 weeks)
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The red hand cranked machine that you were wondering about is a cream separator. It is missing a few of its parts. It spins the milk and used centrifugal force to divide the cream from the milk.
thanks for the input i was wondering what that was too the crome things are for the old fashion gas cook stove they go on top of the burner to make the flame burn in a sircle
How would you even know that???
Yes that's what it is. I can confirm. The parts go with it. The crank spins the centrifuge. What he thought was car lamps were parts for it as well. It would have had a big metal bowl on top to pour the milk in, and then the long things are stacked atop one another. One pours milk, the other cream. Voila! Farmers will use technology like that for ages. Dairy farmers know, as they will have had to clean the machine. Pain in the ass.
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I agree, the attachments spread around gave it away. we had such a thing in the farm although the base unit was somewhat different. We also had an ice cream maker.
I love stone houses. This house is gorgeous! Great aerial views! I wish I was there exploring with you guys. You are so respectful in all the homes to visit. Stay safe...
So do I, the stone houses are so cool
@@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803 This is the kind of stuff we deteriorate on our New Wave Urbex Smash genre group. We make holes in the roof. Pull down a corner and let the elements do their work. Two years later, we come and bust up a bit more. A few visits later the place is totally trashed.
This house..... it's beautiful outside. Your drone shots was AMAZING. If those walls could talk. I bet there was so many memories made there. All that land was gorgeous as well. Nice job 🤗
I like it when people include drone footage. It means I can get a real sense of place. Thankyou fo sharing your visit.
cant you just see this big ole place back in the day of no electricity. Using candles and lanterns in every room. oh I just love this place. if this was all cleaned up. I would prefer this place before any new modern place. I picture this place at Christmas time with cakes smells throughout the house and turkey. yummm.
You just added some great atmosphere to go along with this beautiful old house...
Christmas...candles...lanterns... Sandy don’t forget the snow while one is snug and warm
In the house.
I’d love to see what it would have been like before but can imagine what it could
Look like now. 👍
Sandy, if you're doing it and fone, load video on TH-cam. 🤩
Oh Sandy! I know! I fell in LOVE with this place! I could see it back in it's day! I loved the path lined with stones! That wall! The house! I imagine a good bicycle with a basket would be sufficient for their needs . Welcome to Gboard clipboard, any text you copy will be saved here.Welcome to Gboard clipboard, any text you copy will be saved here.Welcome to Gboard clipboard, any text you copy will be saved here.Welcome to Gboard clipboard, any text you copy will be saved here.
Oh Sandy! I know! I fell in LOVE with this place! I could see it back in it's day! I loved the path lined with stones! That wall! The house! I imagine a good bicycle with a basket would be sufficient for their needs . Welcome to Gboard clipboard, any text you copy will be saved here.Welcome to Gboard clipboard, any text you copy will be saved here.Welcome to Gboard clipboard, any text you copy will be saved here.Welcome to Gboard clipboard, any text you copy will be saved here.
Loved as well,except those girls laughed..
Very good video.
Thank you.
That is the coolest stove/fireplace insert I have ever seen.
I have one in my house and we left it in when we brought the house .We been asked if we would sell it a number of times .Not a chance 😊.
What an amazing find! It´s been abandoned for so long. And the roof still holds up
They don't make things like they used too 😞
The organ is an old pump organ. You have to pump the pedals in order to produce sound.
The most impressive feature are the deep, deep windowsills, this home was built to last 500 years or longer. How amazing to restore and live in such a beautiful home with a full pasture of cows, chickens, and pigs.
Brilliant .These old abandoned houses are fascinating.Keep the videos comming😀🇬🇧
I like when explorers visit the same place a couple of years apart, Tracy visited this one in 2017 and there are a few changes, things moved and some items gone. Thanks for exploring this one, it's a good one and interesting seeing the differences.
People making do with what the earth provides. Love the old English homes made of stone. And that stone wall seemed to go forever, can only imagine how long it took to make just the wall. I can imagine beautiful English gardens with butter cups and roses along with lavender. I'm from the States but am in love with English gardens.
loving the drone shots man , thats one amazing find
I’ve said before that he has the best drone shots.
I love videos from other parts of the world, I'm from across the pond in America. The craftmanship of these beautiful homes, and everything inside is a testament to how well things were made back in the day.
Thank you for the video. Sad that things were left to rot. I understand that explorers take nothing, but It would be so difficult. It is all the little things like the old keys, etc. love your accent too!
What a great intro, loved the music, fantastic job guys, thank you and blessings to you all.
Wow! This is going back a bit in time. Love seeing all the old stuff that was left behind. Another beauty guys. Thank you!!!! Really enjoy watching your videos. TFS!
What an amazing place definitely is a step back in time.Great explore.
Loved looking at the furniture and appliances. Please, maybe go alittle slower, not complaining but only suggestion 👍 Alot of antiques there! Thank You for sharing this with us!!
The old clock is the best piece of the house, really amazing
Yeah shame really isn't more to see but the way the clock is ready to just fall it's sad really.
@@AWE83 this is what makes it full of charm...also the organ is a rare piece
I'll bet she was a beauty in her day. It's sad to see those old houses fall into such disrepair. I wonder what happened to the owners and why it was left.
I loved the drone scenes. Fantastic. The beds there and the dressers are still there. That radio on the fireplace was something else. This is another fantastic video great job, keep up the good work . Love your videos.
Didn't seem to have any roof leaks..now that is amazing
Some proper excellent drone footage and stunning views. The music sets the video off totally. Small place but the way you explored it was unreal. You literally just examine as many items as you can and give history on it if you know it. That's what makes you different to the rest.
I just absolutely love the way the outside of the house was made. Really fenominal.
Having problems watching. Your moving the camera way to fast. Need to concentrate more on the furniture and not all that paper
I didn't have that problem.
i found it a bit fast too sorry
I like the focus on the paper bits. I want dates for when these people left and also it can help figure out their story
Dave,What a unique find,such an older home left behind....long forgotten!! Nice find into another time without modern conviences and technology!!🤔👍💕
@2:33 up to 2:35 i hear those two women laughing like witches
Sorry they was already out there. Tried cutting out so much appolgies
Not witches... Thems be banshees!😁
Abandoned World Explorer u had a really good explore sorry the giggling girls nearly ruined it but still interesting
@@kathy3448 We have totally busted the crap out of many old stone houses like this.
Oh I havent seen a Robin comic since about 1965!
Guys the wire you thought had been riipped out of the ceiling is infact the old way we use to have a extension for extra lights,, radio ect, it clicked in the same way a light bulb went in, just looking at it took me way back, thanks, love your work young uns keep it up
I'm absolutely amazed at this house, if I didn't see it I wouldn't have believed it. Thank you so much for showing this to us ❤
Hi beautiful
Love your videos, but turn off the ones when you take the girls with you they giggle and scream and it ruins the atmosphere of the shoot.
The girls do that every time
Yup. Hate multiperson shoots especially the ones with the giggly bishes. You did alright though
I enjoy your videos. I’m not sure what the red metal thing that you wound up in the house. Quite interesting and in good condition. Your drone pictures really gave me the surrounding area with rock walls. It also gave me the pictures from above. Great job guys. God Bless.
Love the more modern artifacts in there, like electric heaters, fridge, processed ham with bar code and eec label, empty pot noodle, and flora tub! That house has had squatters clearly.
I enjoy watching... Thanks 🙏🏼
If I went there I would tidy up the house. :(
Me to can't help it 😁
I would too.
needs the pee cans emptied, the chair potty, the bring along potty, and all the other no. 1 & no.2 's around the house!
i use to clean houses and i wouldn't touch this w/a 10 foot pole. have at it..lol
If hundreds of looters had gone through, I would have expected graffiti sprayed on the walls. Probably just looted by relatives.
You guys are so lucky, in the U.S. we don't even have anything this old. Really appreciate your explorations, it's such a testament to how "new" everything is on this side of the pond. Keep up the great work.
These guys have been become my absolute favorite to watch!! They the COOLEST finds!
My mum had a fireplace like that served by a coal fire.She cooked everything on it.Far more efficient than todays appliances
Great video. I love the old house. Be careful and stay safe.
This is by far my favorite house trapped in time that you have explored.
Did u see my other one the Italians house amazing place
Loved seeing the field stone fences on the walk up!!!
When I was a kid in rural N.Y., we'd walk deep into the woods on our acreage, and I always loved coming across an old field stone fence in the middle of nowhere.
Definitely a walk in the past! Love to know about their lives! Awesome drone footage.
I'm a new subscriber to you and I thought the exploration was dope. I was watching past r&k all day and yours popped up and it was the one with the rich homes. Thankyou so much for sharing the exploration cause if you didn't people like me who have health issues and can't travel can see the world. 💋💋💜💜✌
Amazing commit thank u so much maybe planning a trim with R&K soon stay tuned loads will be happing this year
Hello from Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA ❤👍
It's so sad to hear about that abandoned house out of nowhere and, what had happened to the owners. Becareful and, God bless 😇 you.
Thanks a million for your likes to my comments. God bless 😇 you and keep safe. More power and prosperity coming your way. 👍👍👍.
The orange machine and those little funnel-type pieces and the thing with the spout look like pieces to something called a cream separator. There was a large tub that went on top of the unit and the funnel things were inside underneath. Milk, fresh from the cow, was poured into that tub. The handle is turned and as the milk worked it's way through the funnels (there are quite a few pieces missing) it separated the milk and the cream. There is a second spout which was either missing or laying around there somewhere. Milk would come out of one spout and cream out of the second spout. Apparently they milked cows.
We have a winner!
Nice old decay, good one! Thanks 🇨🇦
Makes me sad great old homes with no one to love them so sad !
That place must have been a lovely, and loved home-the cheery colors and wallpaper, the beautiful furniture, and the way it sits with the stone fences. It must have been very lonely for the surviving spouse till he or she passed as well.
This is the first video of yours I’ve come across-you earned another sub. The drone work is outstanding. Seeing the entire property adds to the "experience." Could you please slow down your pans a little-one gets a bit dizzy watching, plus there are things the viewers can catch and see that weren’t of enough interest to you to zero in on.
Very nice video-thank you for posting it.
Thankyou for shareing your explore.
Aw so beautiful!. You could move in there, do it up and I bet nobody would know lol. I've seen this house before I reckon yours is the best filming of it. I loved the fireplaces and stove. I'd love to live in a house with them.
Wow, great explore! It's always interesting to see how others lived and try to imagine what life was like for them. Myself, I think it's great to see all that natural land around, but I like being closer to stores and other people. I appreciate the fact you walked out there to show us this place.
Now this is my kind of house, set out in the middle of nowhere, lots of privacy and solitude, and I love the design and layout of these Country Homes,
Hiya another great find love you guys you all ways show respect you all ways put things back where you find them great voice over to xx❤️xx
Absolutely awesome love seeing from above thank you for sharing.
Thanks again for sharing this unforgotten house in the woods. God bless 😇 y'all for the survey. Take care and more prosperity.
Hard to believe the place had such moderate damage for being unoccupied for over 50 years. The outside suggests early 1800s or earlier, eh? Great explore.
If you look carefully you'll notice a few fan heaters dotted around the house, no fan heaters back then.
Love your videos! The only criticism I have is that you move/spin the camera too fast. It would be great if you'd slow down and focus on things a bit longer. Like the furniture, things on shelves, etc.
I know and appolgies this is a old video ad just put up now so maybe check out some other ones but I'll defo slow the camera down
@@AWE83 No problem! Thanks for the reply.
I'm very very old homes, that housed a family for generations like it used to be long ago before transportation became easily accessible - people in more remote country settings would have a family cemetery.
If you go in daylight on a warm day and explore the whole property, you could likely find them. RIP
People used to plug extension leads into light fittings. In the early days of domestic electrical wiring people often didn't have sockets upstairs, some may not have had them at all. They might just have had a lighting circuit, to save money.
I keep waiting for a find w old gas lighting!!!🤗
This place has deteriorated over the years with people taking things & other people just throwing stuff around the floor. I know you can't do anything about the things that have been taken but how about a little restorative visiting? What about watching an earlier video, noting where things were, & going back & putting them as they were, as far as possible, because it looked a lot better.
Sarah Strong when elecricity was first introduced in the uk, there was a tax on sockets. You were literally taxed on how many plug sockets you had. but not lights. my grans house was wired in the 1920s one socket in living room and one on the landing.. anything else was plugged into lights using a double adapter . this was in my lifetime I'm 54 and remember it like that.
@@Mitch-Hendren I wonder why they charged a tax like that? Had they not developed a way of metering & charging for electricity used? Or was it sort of like V.A.T.?
I suppose at first there were hardly any electrical appliances available anyway so people wouldn't have had much use for sockets. I have known properties that were rented out that untill quite recently only had one socket on the landing for the whole of upstairs. There were four or five extension leads from this socket to the bedrooms with tenants all trying to use everything from stereos to electric fires you can imagine how often the fuses were going bang. Really surprising that these houses didn't go up in smoke actually but none of the ones I knew personally actually did.
marky is fearless. Love him
That was truly great the different things people leave behind and never really think twice about. Amazing find
These old houses were amazing... They lasted for centuries...
Today's "cookie cutter" houses may last, if your lucky, a decade or two...
You know, they say, "if walls could talk..."
The walls *CAN* "talk"... You just need to know how to "listen"...
If you were to make an hour long video of that house and the stuff inside... I could probably put together an entire story of the inhabitants there...
Nice find...
That was amazing!! Loved it
Same here!
I'd live there. But, solar would keep me there!
Kathleen Newman But people went to bed at 7. Are 8. Then got up at 4. So really don’t need light when you have a farm.
Phenomenal aerial footage! I must say you are getting good at this. Do you know any history of the family that use to live here? Looks like it may of been used as farm.
All I know it was a couple that lived there all there life and passed away around the 1950s and been left ever since. Was a one of my best explores but glad u liked it
Yes, looks like a farm
@@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803 We have a New Wave Urbex Smash group as I explained on the other thread. We do like busting the absolute f*** out of places like this. We make holes in the roof to let the weather in and totally smash everthing inside.
@@PreservationEnthusiast so what is your point to do something like that?
@@tmcgee1614 It's kind of an art form. We can create a rich tapestry of changing decay for successive explorers to visit and photograph. The human mind responds to change. If everything is substantially the same we become numb to the images. So NWUS groups are orchestrators of the evolution of decay. Abandoned sites are simply the canvas.
I love all your vídeos. I'm brazillian. I think it's amazing when you get informations about the people that lived in the houses or mansions. Congrats.
Respect to you for the sympathetic and respect you have for all the buildings you go into, and a good eye for the architecture of really nice buildings.. Stay safe..
I used to have the same fireplace as that, brilliant bit of kit!
Surprised I haven’t found you’re channel sooner, you’re videos are great, subbed ✌🏻
Beautiful structure. It would make someone a wonderful home. Thanks for sharing.
Things were made to last back then. There was quality in the items you gifted us with, I LOVE antiques. That house was/is amazing! Thank you for your video!!
Sweet! Cant wait to be done work to watch this!
I also noticed next to the castor oil bottle, there was a bottle of stuff called Liniment. That is an odorous liquid used to relieve joint and muscle aches and pains just like BenGay or creams of that type nowadays.. It used to also come in a cream colored runny lotion. My parents used to have liniment when I was a kid. I think even veterinarians used it for treating horses with strained muscles, etc.
Some vets sold smaller bottles of it to people, for family use. I remember my parents having it on hand. I'm pretty sure it was just informally called what it was, horse liniment! The smell was out of this world. I remember growing pains so bad that we could hardly get out of the bed to go visit the doctor, who told my parents to use the same stuff. That stuff smelled so vile, and stung, too; we would have to be rendered almost immobile by the pains for our mother to get it near us.
Loved this little house and loved listening to you tell about it. Please don't apologize for anything. You do a fabulous job with your videos, we just love going on adventures with you. USA😊
I love it I'm an American dreaming of visiting Scotland and Ireland- if I could buy and live there I most certainly would
I remember watching one of your videos back then you had like 2000 subs now 23k good work 👍
What a great find. So glad you shared this wonderful old home in your video. Love seeing all the old wooden antique furniture. I would love to have them in my own home as is, although I'd probably clean them up a bit with a soft brush. I rather like the old scratched up faded patina.
This place is perfect. How incredible. When you live in the country like this. Like I have . You always have outside dogs and one that's inside. Trust me on this. You know when someone is coming. You always are ready. You just sit there in the dark quietly and wait. If they come in, well let your imagination run.
Beautiful insight into the past love this videos so educational the person last there could have been born and bought up there in years gone by that was probably a thriving farm it’s got a creepy feeling to it
So cool! Hi from California!
Lot of nice things in there. Sad so see them rotting away. Liked this video
The house is still owned by the farmer who lives not to far from there, he does open it up to people to look inside from time to time, I gather this is how you gained entry.
A lot of medical stuff. Castor oil cleans you out! Another great find!
I could have told you the date as soon as you showed Andy Pandy! ☺️ I lived in England from 1959 to 1964. Loved it there! ❤️👍
Andy Pandy, puddin' and pie... 🤗
Jenni Lang Who remembers “Bill and Ben, the Flower Pot Men”! Same era 😁👍
@@jennilang721 ...It was Georgie Porgie,puddin n pie.
I see you entered warm energy from their past now was greeting you.
Wow a lot of old antique stuff left behind, in an abandoned house in the middle of no-where..shameful. Brill video Dave. xxx
Abandoned World Explorer, you Never fail to make great videos for us, THANX !! Really ENJOYED watching this one!!!!
Easy on the camera man, slow down and hold steady and still a bit so we can get a good look. 👍🏻
Sad all the beautiful antiques left to decay 😞 love the stone wall - must have taken a very long time to build - Really loved this home ! Thanks
Thank you 😍
5:42/5:42 can u guys hear other people talking or kids talking about, or is it just me? Not sure though, so turn headphones up
The organ had to be pumped from the bellows to work! 😊
Love this house, and that cook stove. And thank you so much for respecting your US subs and avoiding the childishness on the mirror. It didn't go unnoticed.
I’ve seen this one a few times but I believe you added the most detail to it. Especially the Ariel views. Good work explorers!