this is definitely not a satanic church,this is more like a small farming community that needed a small church to bring the word of our lord and to bring people together.
@setsebbati Can I have a guess ?? .. the op declares; ''a small farming community that needed a small church to bring the word of our lord and to bring people together'' and this is in Scotland remember ! So falling short of denominations I reckon I've a good chance of success here ;-) ...
One of the former inhabitants was definately Danish. The paper on the altar at 06:55 is in Danish. A rough translation would be something like "Whoever enters this church do not forget that this is the house of God. Silence and prayer befits this consecrated place. If you are capable of doing so, then pray for yourself and for those who preach and listen to God's word here. May the Lord bless your entrance and your depature from now until the end of time. Amen ". The books at 23:24 are selected works by N. F. S. Grundtvig - one of the most influential authors, theologists and philosophers in Danish history. The cross-stitch says "God! Bless our home!" in Danish. And as someone else pointed out, the spice jars from Knabstrup Keramik were very popular in Denmark in the 1960s (and are very retro chic now, actually).
Wonder if the locals thought they were Satanist because they were from another culture/country? Esp if they spoke a different language.. people can be afraid of what is different.
That dead tree out front of the house just adds an extra creepy feel. I really hadn't seen anything suspicious as to Satanic rituals. I think because the people lived so far out that rumors started.
Exactly. They must have been of a different denomination as the common folk there, so they where labelled 'satanic'. Perhaps it was a selfmade christian 'sect', but to call it 'satanic' goes way to far: I have not seen a single item that points to satanism in that village.
@@lorikettle2519 very true what you are saying about people telling their kids spooky story's so that the kid's don't go investig the old places But when me and friends were kid's that would have make us more keen to check the old places out even more
@ 19:42 the bathtub outside is being used as a water trough a lot of farmers do that it makes excellent water troughs for horses or cows. I would love to ho to Scotland. It's absolutely beautiful.
Hey peeps smash the like so youtube can see the videos are being liked. Also liked to day this video is called the ritual place by the Scottish locals, weird stuff was having at silly hours during the night and horrible noises from the woods. Share this video loads and I promise to go back here at night .. apparently even know there gine the family now us till hear weird stuff at night. Love u all stay safe
The ruins you came across were probably the home of a Highland clan chieftain, built in the 1600's possibly. Many of the Highlanders were Jacobites, and many died at the Battle of Culloden. The British pretty much hunted any left down after Culloden. If you'd explored more in there you might have found a clan crest above a doorway and worked into the stone. Around the Laird's homes, quite often there were basically little village built. Crofters that helped run the estate, pledged loyalty to the Laird, paid a rent with part of the crops they grew or animals they raised. To many, Jacobites might as well have been Satan worshipers! Possibly a rumor carried on for centuries to keep people out of there. The newer bldgs were likely built in spots where original bldgs used to be. The British burned and destroyed anything they could. The bath tubs outside, probably water troughs for livestock the last occupants had.
There is no apparent clickbait(or whatever you want to call it), here, satanic is mentioned in the description but not the title, which is what most people go for straight away, it is just another great video from world abandoned explorer
You were such a wuss going into the initial building. The large house you went in was built in the early part of the 1970's. There are hardly any buildings kept from this period, the design is typical. Shame its been left in decay. I loved the little building you went in first and the one you went into with the brown tiles ! I had tiles like that in my kitchen in the 70's, yes I'm ancient. Both of the little buildings ( I loved and the chapel too ) had Aga's they are worth a penny or two. It is incredably sad I wish I had pots of money. Can you imagine having enough dosh to renovate it all. Your right what a wonderful setting surrounded by old woods and fields. It would be a dream house, aww shame I am an old and skint 🧓🏻. Great work lads I thoroughly enjoyed it.
This place is full of Danish greating cards, spice jars, books etc. Rather than satanic I think it was a Danish/Scandinavian settlers village. A lot of the stuff (pottery, hairdryer and such) is from the 70's - but most of the furniture looks older. A couple of the drawer chests look 70's too. Others have commented on the way you film - I do agree to a point... Perhaps a go pro and/or a stick for your phone - helping to keep the camera still and straight... And if possible filming a little further from the items - slowing down could help too. Either way, thx for sharing these exploring videos 😊
Another great explore! Thank you for all that you do to bring us such pleasure. I know you put a lot of time and hard work into all your vids. It shows. You always make me feel as if I’m right there with you. I love every second and hate when the video is near end. Wish the videos were longer 🤭 ....can’t wait to see the next explore!
Lovely walk thru a beautiful countryside. The last house does not look too creepy This must have been an isolating village from years gone by. Nice experience seeing Wild Scotland.. Once upon a time, this was a lively closeknit village..
Another GREAT video! Thank you so much for getting wet! and if anyone actually reads these posts, the local farmer said, "weird stuff in the woods, smoke and stuff!" never said anything about the buildings. none of you know what "others" are doing sneaking around the woods. We were just lucky to be with Dave!
What a crazy place! Very eery actually. I love that modern house - very much a 70s design and decor. Fab video as always - I always look forward to your explores
You really need to slow down your filming!!! You blow through everything making it impossible to get a feel for what you're doing. Just a thought and be careful and you'll get better I'm sure with time! Your narration is so good that I tried to finish but just lost intrest because of the panning around so fast. And as for the church I didn't get the feeling of what the rumors led you to believe. Good luck in the future and be careful! Hoping for more patience and I will be waiting,
Lance Johnson totally agree. Dave describes it all very well indeed and is very likeable but he tends to really whip around places.I want to see more items ,a lot slower . Not a criticism Dave . I really enjoy your videos.
@@leenobody3249/ Lance Johnson Yes..I'd like to see some close-ups of some of the old photos. What's the big rush ? You may not be by there again and especially with the leaks that are a death warrant to the house ! (30:53).
I'm just now looking at this video cuz I'm a new subscriber but you right that made me mad to he shows a room bought time you try to take in what ur looking at he quickly moves on or he records the same room over.
While I enjoy abandoned places, I would truly appreciate the use of "Satanic" as click bait does irritate me and others. Celts were of their own beliefs and Satan was a Christian thing....smh..Yes I am part scottish/Irish.
I doubt it was click bait. This is dave!He explained that the locals told him this story. local lore is just that, local lore. probably just don't want lookey loos wandering around. oops, too late! :)
@@montanamangum4026 I don't think it was click bait at all,I just think the info out there was to scare people off.But it is not in ant way shape or form witchcraft or especially Satanic..I just found his channel and subscribed ,I find his videos very beautiful and relaxing ..I just know for a fact it is not.But his excitement and reactions are that of someone who truly is real! He was scared and honestly..I like real..Thank you my friend....Lori Pgh Pa (MawDukestheGoOdWiTcHGoDdeSsNyx!🌕🌙🌘🌎🔥🌬️🌊🧹🔮😘) Love and Light!!!!
Maybe but the farmer down the road was telling us that at night used to hear noises and smoke coming from the trees and always found the dead sheep dumped near by so no idea what to believe
@@AWE83 Probably trying to frighten people away. I recognised a lot of Christian stuff, objects and literature. This was more likely a Christian retreat or community of some sort.
It is probably another case of an isolated & slightly eccentric, probably creative & contemplative person, who has been victimised by ignorant & toxic bullies. They may have been driven out of their home.
@@AWE83 Sounds like they had some crazy barbecues & couldn't eat all the lamb. Either that or maybe they practised some sort of old testament religion.
I think the voice over works good man. I may like it better. Plus you can gather whats most important to point out rather than off the cuff jabber...a different way to look at it. That was a great explore because you never knew what was coming.
@louiseleu you can't get charged in Scotland for trespassing. I would love abandoned world explorer to come explore my house I know the wouldn't break in and I know they wouldn't take anything out my house but sadly my house not abandoned lol
Bravo for braving the weather, creepy place. Seemed like those people liked to keep to themselves. The ruin was cool. I really enjoyed that explore, thanks
I’ve seen horder houses that have had real satanist living in them. With weird writings all over the walls, walls being completely black from being burnt because of rituals. Nothing of this screaming satanism to me. Just some religious people that lived a bit too far out in nowhere without any way to practice their religion. So they had their own little chapel where others in the close community could come and use. Which was actually quite normal back in the day when you lived out in the country side. Although not so normal in more recent times, which is why it can bee looked upon as quite weird in this day an age. But honestly nothing too spooky and weird about it.
Hi Dave, happy new year, that thing that said rayburn is I think the bottom part of the chimney pipe for the oven as you would have a part to burn wood/coal to heat the oven etc. So many places like this one, it's really sad that the families of the owners don't do something with these places. Thank you for sharing, hugs. x
This is definitely one of my favourite explores you have done I love the church bit I’d love to visit there and my favourite is house in the woods with arch windows and loads of books left the lady died from cancer and there was her picture there and she was artist x
You smashed it yet again. Amazing and reoectful as always. I'm ill at moment so thanks again guys. Its a Rayburn and that was used to heat up a house and bake in . i think the smoke outlet went in where the makers name was. Thanks again for a house you gave respect to. A bit of a film came to mind. Dog soldiers. If you have not seen it give it a watch 😂 loved it ..Angie
Such a beautiful place wow, looks like perhaps a family had the land an moved loved ones onto it so they could all be close, maybe they at one point worked at the old main house? such beautiful scenery though, thank you for going and for bringing us along
A year gone by...Forgotten village! Fabulous! The people in the pictures on that beautiful piano look like how my Irwin [Irvine] ancestors of Drum Castle, Aberdeenshire, would look. It's all like a fairy tale except for the rumours of rituals. It might not even be true, you know? I recently subbed and really enjoy your explorations. Thank you!!
Like that I was saying at the first "clean" house! that's look like Danish 70' building! then you go to the old house and then Danish things everywhere 😂👏
I come from a farming background and the outdoor baths are used for animals to drink from and a regular item on most farms. The orange string is called bale o twine. Its used to tie bales of hay and straw together. No decent farmer was without a few pieces in his pocket or to be used instead of a belt. I kid you not! The large range in the kitchen was a rayburn. Looks like it was a wood burning rayburn hence the chimney as I doubt they'd have large oil tanks up there for it to be oil burning as our aga was. Ray burns (usually square hot plate lids on the top and aga's (usually round hot plates) we're used for cooking and heating as they'd be kept lit 24/7 xxx
Rayburn is the mark of the stove...……..pre-aga………..the hole at the top is for the tube to go through the wall for the smoke...…..love your enthusiasm and love of beauty...………………......and I am a bit of a sucker for your accent!!!!
"Who knows?" You can easily find out through local public records. And how nice if you had done the research and share the information with us. Far more interesting with the actual history.
@@annydobon8106 well I don't see them forcing you or anyone else to watch their video's 🙄 rude af ppl so how bout y'all STFU and stop ruing the ppl that actually like what their doing and ENJOY watching their video's good time 🤨
I keep watching these videos and I love them!! There is so much history in every place and wow if walls could talk. They do seem to come to life in these videos. I noticed something today that's been bugging me a while. I feel like I walk into an old abandoned building every day when I come to work. There are only a couple people coming in these days. All the desks are collecting piles of dust. The calendars are all set on March and things on the desks have just been frozen in time and I wonder if anyone will EVER come back for them.
Upside down can also be the Church of St John the Apostle who asked to be crucified upside down. He felt he wasn't worthy to be crucified like our Lord Jesus. Thus his churches keep his crosses upside down. They are NOT Satanic.
An upside down cross isn’t even connected to real satanism. It was just what some people started to believe and spread around. That the upside down cross had to be the opposite of Jesus, since his cross was the right side up. So it had to be an anti christ symbol, that was meant to mock Jesus, right? Well, they were dead wrong. It’s what happens when they start to spread misinformation around.
@@giovanna8187 The only reason I know is because a cousin of mine became a nun in this order! They were inverted crosses sometimes and it freaks people out!
That’s got to be one of your best yet I must admit it was creepy and those old photos were spooky in the fact it was as if they were actually watching you great video keep,it up guys 👍👍
Dave you do such a wonderful job with your videos especially when you set up the scenario about what the people may have been doing "like they were possibly sitting at the table looking out the window". Great videos!
Hi. That place must have been very nice once. The a pretty nice old piano, strange they just left it there !! Cool find, thanks for the video. Happy New Year. 😃👍🇨🇦
Claire Ledger is absolutely right! My Dad worked making fiberglass tub/shower units for years, and when there were rejects he would bring them home to use as troughs for the cattle.
This was an interesting find..also Thank you to everyone who commented...very informative historical information...really enjoyed watching and learning..
Hi Dave hope your holidays were good. I didn't think the place was creepy. You can definately tell its been abandon for awhile. Nice find. Hope your knee is mending well 😎
this is definitely not a satanic church,this is more like a small farming community that needed a small church to bring the word of our lord and to bring people together.
Seems like both of the crosses would have been upside down, or is that just a hollyweird thing?
@@nowhereman7398 hollyweird thing! lol
@setsebbati who ever you want it to be.
@setsebbati Can I have a guess ?? .. the op declares; ''a small farming community that needed a small church to bring the word of our lord and to bring people together'' and this is in Scotland remember ! So falling short of denominations I reckon I've a good chance of success here ;-) ...
but if they had never been exposed it, they wouldn't go to hell
One of the former inhabitants was definately Danish.
The paper on the altar at 06:55 is in Danish. A rough translation would be something like "Whoever enters this church do not forget that this is the house of God. Silence and prayer befits this consecrated place. If you are capable of doing so, then pray for yourself and for those who preach and listen to God's word here. May the Lord bless your entrance and your depature from now until the end of time. Amen
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The books at 23:24 are selected works by N. F. S. Grundtvig - one of the most influential authors, theologists and philosophers in Danish history.
The cross-stitch says "God! Bless our home!" in Danish. And as someone else pointed out, the spice jars from Knabstrup Keramik were very popular in Denmark in the 1960s (and are very retro chic now, actually).
Thank you so much for the translation. :)
Wonder if the locals thought they were Satanist because they were from another culture/country? Esp if they spoke a different language.. people can be afraid of what is different.
I have to agree as I am Danish, the spice jar that said Peber is pepper in Danish.
That dead tree out front of the house just adds an extra creepy feel. I really hadn't seen anything suspicious as to Satanic rituals. I think because the people lived so far out that rumors started.
Belle Ange when I saw the cross on the red looks like altar I was thinking the same thing, it wouldn’t be positioned correctly if they were.
No Satanic cult in that place just looks like an old christian family estate.
Exactly. They must have been of a different denomination as the common folk there, so they where labelled 'satanic'. Perhaps it was a selfmade christian 'sect', but to call it 'satanic' goes way to far: I have not seen a single item that points to satanism in that village.
They told scary stories so the children wouldn't go to the ruins and get hurt ....
Mr Vandal Of course, agree with you. it is not Satanic thing..smh
@@lorikettle2519 very true what you are saying about people telling their kids spooky story's so that the kid's don't go investig the old places But when me and friends were kid's that would have make us more keen to check the old places out even more
@@baskoning9896 Nailed it!
Being secluded and different does not make one a satanist. Nice little church with pictures of Jesus on the wall. I don't get that kinda vibe at all.
@yesca jasta What does that even mean?!
@@thatgirl3757
It means the content creator relies on sensationalism to drive his narrative of conjecture.
@@WillyMcCoy50 Ahhhh, yes. Of course
Yah true hahaha I don't think Satanist have cross and painting of Jesus 😂
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@ 19:42 the bathtub outside is being used as a water trough a lot of farmers do that it makes excellent water troughs for horses or cows. I would love to ho to Scotland. It's absolutely beautiful.
Hey peeps smash the like so youtube can see the videos are being liked. Also liked to day this video is called the ritual place by the Scottish locals, weird stuff was having at silly hours during the night and horrible noises from the woods. Share this video loads and I promise to go back here at night .. apparently even know there gine the family now us till hear weird stuff at night. Love u all stay safe
I appreciate that you are silly, while being respectful and entertaining. I can tell you really have a passion for the history of these places.
The ruins you came across were probably the home of a Highland clan chieftain, built in the 1600's possibly. Many of the Highlanders were Jacobites, and many died at the Battle of Culloden. The British pretty much hunted any left down after Culloden. If you'd explored more in there you might have found a clan crest above a doorway and worked into the stone. Around the Laird's homes, quite often there were basically little village built. Crofters that helped run the estate, pledged loyalty to the Laird, paid a rent with part of the crops they grew or animals they raised. To many, Jacobites might as well have been Satan worshipers! Possibly a rumor carried on for centuries to keep people out of there. The newer bldgs were likely built in spots where original bldgs used to be. The British burned and destroyed anything they could. The bath tubs outside, probably water troughs for livestock the last occupants had.
While this is a cool explore, it is about as satanic as a preschool class on Sesame Street. The use of the word as click bait is irritating.
There is no apparent clickbait(or whatever you want to call it), here, satanic is mentioned in the description but not the title, which is what most people go for straight away, it is just another great video from world abandoned explorer
What was your first clue it was a satanist church? The cross? The bible? All the references to Christianity?
Hahaha 😂😂 right!
Beautiful abandoned homestead, but definitely not creepy or satanic. Looks to be a good christian family. Great explore though
I have been binge watching your videos recently. You tell the stories on these places really well and are very respectful keep up the good work.
You were such a wuss going into the initial building. The large house you went in was built in the early part of the 1970's. There are hardly any buildings kept from this period, the design is typical. Shame its been left in decay. I loved the little building you went in first and the one you went into with the brown tiles ! I had tiles like that in my kitchen in the 70's, yes I'm ancient. Both of the little buildings ( I loved and the chapel too ) had Aga's they are worth a penny or two. It is incredably sad I wish I had pots of money. Can you imagine having enough dosh to renovate it all. Your right what a wonderful setting surrounded by old woods and fields. It would be a dream house, aww shame I am an old and skint 🧓🏻. Great work lads I thoroughly enjoyed it.
That was pure magic, loved it. So beautiful.Happy New Year Dave.
This place is full of Danish greating cards, spice jars, books etc. Rather than satanic I think it was a Danish/Scandinavian settlers village. A lot of the stuff (pottery, hairdryer and such) is from the 70's - but most of the furniture looks older.
A couple of the drawer chests look 70's too.
Others have commented on the way you film - I do agree to a point... Perhaps a go pro and/or a stick for your phone - helping to keep the camera still and straight... And if possible filming a little further from the items - slowing down could help too.
Either way, thx for sharing these exploring videos 😊
Another great explore! Thank you for all that you do to bring us such pleasure. I know you put a lot of time and hard work into all your vids. It shows. You always make me feel as if I’m right there with you. I love every second and hate when the video is near end. Wish the videos were longer 🤭 ....can’t wait to see the next explore!
Lovely walk thru a beautiful countryside. The last house does not look too creepy
This must have been an isolating village from years gone by. Nice experience seeing Wild Scotland.. Once upon a time, this was a lively closeknit village..
It tears my heart apart to see such wonderful things left behind
The piano was gorgeous.
Great video, as always. I would've liked to see more of the ruins but of course the vegetation was too thick. Looking forward to seeing more videos!!
HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOO,,,, happy new year, Cant wait to see what you have in store for us in 2020,,, x WHAT AN EPIC opening shot, wow,, Thank you
Another GREAT video! Thank you so much for getting wet! and if anyone actually reads these posts, the local farmer said, "weird stuff in the woods, smoke and stuff!" never said anything about the buildings. none of you know what "others" are doing sneaking around the woods. We were just lucky to be with Dave!
Just beautiful land.. enjoying the scenery and rugged homespun feeing of being the here 100 yrs ago... cozy and not pretentious.. thank you!
wow! Amazing location & very cool upload! wow wow wow! thank you for sharing my friend!
I dont think its a satanic home, i love to live in the farm its relaxing in province😍
What a crazy place! Very eery actually. I love that modern house - very much a 70s design and decor. Fab video as always - I always look forward to your explores
Don't think this land has satanic feel to it...
How do you know ?you aren’t on the land.
Love seeing all the antiques! Very Beautiful!!!! Thanks for showing this!
Yes I was born in 83 also! Love the video!
Just looks sad and like it was once loved and precious to somebody.
show more of Scotland please..my wife and i love watching your vids...from Regina, Saskatchewan Canada
You really need to slow down your filming!!! You blow through everything making it impossible to get a feel for what you're doing. Just a thought and be careful and you'll get better I'm sure with time! Your narration is so good that I tried to finish but just lost intrest because of the panning around so fast. And as for the church I didn't get the feeling of what the rumors led you to believe. Good luck in the future and be careful! Hoping for more patience and I will be waiting,
Lance Johnson totally agree. Dave describes it all very well indeed and is very likeable but he tends to really whip around places.I want to see more items ,a lot slower . Not a criticism Dave . I really enjoy your videos.
@@leenobody3249/ Lance Johnson Yes..I'd like to see some close-ups of some of the old photos. What's the big rush ? You may not be by there again and especially with the leaks that are a death warrant to the house ! (30:53).
I'm just now looking at this video cuz I'm a new subscriber but you right that made me mad to he shows a room bought time you try to take in what ur looking at he quickly moves on or he records the same room over.
I was disappointed in the filming of the ruins. He says he just loves finding that kind of thing and then leaves without exploring it?
Yea you need to slow down .. it’s in the details ad you missed a lot of the little personal stuff
Amazing Dave 👌🏼
You’ve made another epic exploration video.
Much love to you & family
Lisa.
While I enjoy abandoned places, I would truly appreciate the use of "Satanic" as click bait does irritate me and others. Celts were of their own beliefs and Satan was a Christian thing....smh..Yes I am part scottish/Irish.
Blessed be my friend XOX!
I agree
I doubt it was click bait. This is dave!He explained that the locals told him this story. local lore is just that, local lore. probably just don't want lookey loos wandering around. oops, too late! :)
@@montanamangum4026 I don't think it was click bait at all,I just think the info out there was to scare people off.But it is not in ant way shape or form witchcraft or especially Satanic..I just found his channel and subscribed ,I find his videos very beautiful and relaxing ..I just know for a fact it is not.But his excitement and reactions are that of someone who truly is real! He was scared and honestly..I like real..Thank you my friend....Lori Pgh Pa
(MawDukestheGoOdWiTcHGoDdeSsNyx!🌕🌙🌘🌎🔥🌬️🌊🧹🔮😘)
Love and Light!!!!
I heard it was actually a farting cult.
Wow, Dave! Another great vid. Thank u so much for sharing!! Luv ya! 😀 X
I think the "satanic" bit is just a spooky tall tale made up by teenagers.
Maybe but the farmer down the road was telling us that at night used to hear noises and smoke coming from the trees and always found the dead sheep dumped near by so no idea what to believe
@@AWE83 Probably trying to frighten people away. I recognised a lot of Christian stuff, objects and literature. This was more likely a Christian retreat or community of some sort.
It is probably another case of an isolated & slightly eccentric, probably creative & contemplative person, who has been victimised by ignorant & toxic bullies. They may have been driven out of their home.
@@sarahstrong7174 Sounds like heaven.. apparent from the bullying and driven out part.
@@AWE83 Sounds like they had some crazy barbecues & couldn't eat all the lamb. Either that or maybe they practised some sort of old testament religion.
Oh man i absolutely fall in love with the song at the beginning and of course with you. I absolutely love every single video from you 💖💖💖💖💖
I don't think that it is satanic at all. It's just an abandoned house.
I said that but the locals just insisted it had weird stuff going on at night
@@AWE83 Maybe you should go back at night with super strong lights & holy water?
@@AWE83 maybe ghosts...
Thank you again! I really do enjoy watching what you do! :)
Masks to protect from breathing in the mould are a must, surely?
Thanks guy's you're so brave to find that's kinds very old houses antics take care all of you
Another great explore. You did have a far way to walk to get there. Loved the whole little village feel. Hey! also loved your New Years FB post. lol
21:46 The language written on the boxes is in old Norwegian / Danish
First I thought it was Swedish, but no..its Danish.
One of the pics on the wall started with the word Gud....I believe that translates to God.
@@lisaharrington7423 You are correct. The picture says "God bless our home" in Danish.
@@lisaharrington7423 yes thats right - We spell god the same here in Sweden as they do in Denmark.
Small spice jars (Paprika and what the other says) are Old (of course) Danish ceramics from Knabstrup Ceramics, they have been around since 1897.
Dave's enthusiasm shines through he seems to really enjoy what he does hes a pleasure to watch and listen to.
I think the voice over works good man. I may like it better. Plus you can gather whats most important to point out rather than off the cuff jabber...a different way to look at it. That was a great explore because you never knew what was coming.
It's a beautiful little building/ chapel. Lovely piano! That house is creepy. Love the ruin. Great furniture. Just a wonderful explore!!!
It's good to see abandoned properties in my country Scotland. Amazing explore.
And a beautlful county it really is x
@louiseleu you can't get charged in Scotland for trespassing. I would love abandoned world explorer to come explore my house I know the wouldn't break in and I know they wouldn't take anything out my house but sadly my house not abandoned lol
Thank you again for sharing a fantastic place and would love to live there in the middle of nowhere.
Bravo for braving the weather, creepy place. Seemed like those people liked to keep to themselves. The ruin was cool. I really enjoyed that explore, thanks
Great explore guys...so much to find and see..Thanks for uploading
I’ve seen horder houses that have had real satanist living in them. With weird writings all over the walls, walls being completely black from being burnt because of rituals. Nothing of this screaming satanism to me. Just some religious people that lived a bit too far out in nowhere without any way to practice their religion. So they had their own little chapel where others in the close community could come and use. Which was actually quite normal back in the day when you lived out in the country side. Although not so normal in more recent times, which is why it can bee looked upon as quite weird in this day an age. But honestly nothing too spooky and weird about it.
Hi Dave, happy new year, that thing that said rayburn is I think the bottom part of the chimney pipe for the oven as you would have a part to burn wood/coal to heat the oven etc. So many places like this one, it's really sad that the families of the owners don't do something with these places. Thank you for sharing, hugs. x
This is definitely one of my favourite explores you have done I love the church bit I’d love to visit there and my favourite is house in the woods with arch windows and loads of books left the lady died from cancer and there was her picture there and she was artist x
You smashed it yet again. Amazing and reoectful as always. I'm ill at moment so thanks again guys. Its a Rayburn and that was used to heat up a house and bake in . i think the smoke outlet went in where the makers name was. Thanks again for a house you gave respect to. A bit of a film came to mind. Dog soldiers. If you have not seen it give it a watch 😂 loved it ..Angie
I love watching you explore more and more places and love that you're becoming more and more successful. Much deserved, well earned. :-)
Happy New year bro, thanks for sharing, all the best!!
Such a beautiful place wow, looks like perhaps a family had the land an moved loved ones onto it so they could all be close, maybe they at one point worked at the old main house? such beautiful scenery though, thank you for going and for bringing us along
This was a great explore and I enjoyed watching and listening to you talk. Have a great day
Good explore but definitely not satanic in any way, just old farm stead but was worth the watch and thumbs up 👍
That’s not very nice lousielu 🙃
A year gone by...Forgotten village! Fabulous!
The people in the pictures on that beautiful piano look like how my Irwin [Irvine] ancestors of Drum Castle, Aberdeenshire, would look. It's all like a fairy tale except for the rumours of rituals. It might not even be true, you know? I recently subbed and really enjoy your explorations.
Thank you!!
I've got to say, I wouldn't want to live their on a windy creepy night, great explore your getting better and better👍🏻 well done bud🙏🏼
You're juzt not pissed enough of people running around 😂😂😂
Magnificent Explore! Loved it in it's Entirety 👍💜✌
Like that I was saying at the first "clean" house! that's look like Danish 70' building! then you go to the old house and then Danish things everywhere 😂👏
I come from a farming background and the outdoor baths are used for animals to drink from and a regular item on most farms. The orange string is called bale o twine. Its used to tie bales of hay and straw together. No decent farmer was without a few pieces in his pocket or to be used instead of a belt. I kid you not! The large range in the kitchen was a rayburn. Looks like it was a wood burning rayburn hence the chimney as I doubt they'd have large oil tanks up there for it to be oil burning as our aga was. Ray burns (usually square hot plate lids on the top and aga's (usually round hot plates) we're used for cooking and heating as they'd be kept lit 24/7 xxx
It looked like regular Christian place but, was still a great find. Enjoyed!!
The only creepy thing is that no one kept this history moving forward. It is always sad to see a generation of people wiped off the face of the earth.
Rayburn is the mark of the stove...……..pre-aga………..the hole at the top is for the tube to go through the wall for the smoke...…..love your enthusiasm and love of beauty...………………......and I am a bit of a sucker for your accent!!!!
Really interesting. Love seeing old photos
"Who knows?" You can easily find out through local public records. And how nice if you had done the research and share the information with us. Far more interesting with the actual history.
Hello Abandoned House Explorer. God bless 😇 you and your friend and keep safe. Good luck to this adventure.
I thought it was miles away from anything? The drone shots clearly show a house maybe 100 yards from it 🤦🏻♂️
These people think that others are stupid. And I often wonder why would anyone give money to these people to travel?
@@annydobon8106 well I don't see them forcing you or anyone else to watch their video's 🙄 rude af ppl so how bout y'all STFU and stop ruing the ppl that actually like what their doing and ENJOY watching their video's good time 🤨
I keep watching these videos and I love them!! There is so much history in every place and wow if walls could talk. They do seem to come to life in these videos. I noticed something today that's been bugging me a while. I feel like I walk into an old abandoned building every day when I come to work. There are only a couple people coming in these days. All the desks are collecting piles of dust. The calendars are all set on March and things on the desks have just been frozen in time and I wonder if anyone will EVER come back for them.
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That cross would surely be upside down if satanists no? 😏
Upside down can also be the Church of St John
the Apostle who asked to be crucified upside down. He felt he wasn't worthy to be crucified like our Lord Jesus. Thus his churches keep his crosses upside down. They are NOT Satanic.
An upside down cross isn’t even connected to real satanism. It was just what some people started to believe and spread around. That the upside down cross had to be the opposite of Jesus, since his cross was the right side up. So it had to be an anti christ symbol, that was meant to mock Jesus, right? Well, they were dead wrong. It’s what happens when they start to spread misinformation around.
@@healinggrounds19 thats the story to cover up for the luciferians in the catholic church. IE : the child trafficking Pope.
@@healinggrounds19 Interesting. I had never heard that.
@@giovanna8187 The only reason I know is because a cousin of mine became a nun in this order! They were inverted crosses sometimes and it freaks people out!
Always enjoy your videos. Thank you for the adventure. You’re AWESOME 💖cat xxx
Great video as always! 😊 looked like you were more afraid of neibouring farmers with guns than the devil himself! Lol
He dont trash places! hes does show the utmost respect when he visits these places.
great video mate
That’s got to be one of your best yet I must admit it was creepy and those old photos were spooky in the fact it was as if they were actually watching you great video keep,it up guys 👍👍
Great video guys!!! So very beautiful the houses... My views have dropped drastically since all these changes... Have a great 2020!
25:34.......those film negatives might help explain a few things
Dave you do such a wonderful job with your videos especially when you set up the scenario about what the people may have been doing "like they were possibly sitting at the table looking out the window". Great videos!
Whose the dark shadow at 4:53 who disappears please? Is that someone with you as your friend is seen still outside after it goes away.
Great video. Thanks so much for bringing them to us.
Rayburn would be the model of cooker and also you can get , still, Argas. The small box you touched was probably part of the chimney
Yes, a famous British company :-)
@@Electrowave 👍 yes, I live here used to have one in our house
@@jackyhawkins1895 Wish I had one in my house. I like the old burners. Miss my coal fire.
Yes sorry just read your comment . I posted the same before I read yours
It’s the remnants of the exhaust flume to the chimney
Hi. That place must have been very nice once. The a pretty nice old piano, strange they just left it there !! Cool find, thanks for the video. Happy New Year. 😃👍🇨🇦
Who lived in a house like this??? Someone who wanted privacy even from story tellers! 😂
Brilliant video loved it look forward to them nice see it in uk where am from keep up the brill work xx
What a trek, what a find!
(So curious about the tubs sitting outdoors, either strange or somehow forgotten for relocation. 🙄)
Bath tubs are often used for livestock so guessing they had cattle around and used the tubs as troughs
Claire Ledger is absolutely right! My Dad worked making fiberglass tub/shower units for years, and when there were rejects he would bring them home to use as troughs for the cattle.
Thank you so much for sharing I really enjoyed your video
The bathtubs are for watering the stock animals.
cheers and a happy new year from West Australia ... luv your videos and locations ... captivating viewing everytime !
Happy new year
Not Satanic and no sign of satanic ritual...
I said the dame but the locals insisted it is and the animal bones all in the sheds infant aloud to show on camera .
This was an interesting find..also Thank you to everyone who commented...very informative historical information...really enjoyed watching and learning..
why are the fireplaces so shallow? there's barely enough room to build a fire. is this the normal for houses there?
Belter video! Thanks for taking me along! Thumbs up 👍
love a quirky little village in Scotland … or anywhere!!!
I lived in the wilds of Scotland. Lots of little communities like this. Some for the sheep farming and many for the forestry.
It's so interesting, what could have caused people just just leave there home..
Au top comme d'habitude 👍
The skeleton key you found at beginning of video may fit locked door.
I always look forward to your videos. I love to see all the old furniture and structures. I hooe your knee is healing well!!
Hi Dave, That's normal T shirt & shorts Scottish summer weather LOL
Hehe I loved it lol
Hi Dave hope your holidays were good. I didn't think the place was creepy. You can definately tell its been abandon for awhile. Nice find. Hope your knee is mending well 😎