Abandoned- 4 random finds around Adelaide. 40` 50` and 60`s. Documentary next week! :-)
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- NEXT WEEK :-) The full historical documentary about the hidden cottage will be uploaded next Sunday now as there are some more little touches I am adding.
In the meantime here are for more random finds around Adelaide.
The first is a 40`s home and the next 3 are 50`s and early 60`s.
Hope you enjoy the walk through. Thanks for watching :-)
Paul, I like seeing the old bathroom sinks and the colors they used in early years.
Thanks again for sharing.
I like the old sinks and baths as well if I could build a home I would use the old sinks and baths
Oh wow, the bathroom!! I would never think to put grey/light blue and pink together but that worked so well, I loved it.
Just dropping in to say I appreciate your content, Paul!
G'day Paul , I like all of your videos but especially the ones out in the sticks . . 👍😀
Hi Paul, love love your videos enjoy all 4 walk through's. Loved seeing the olive trees and apple tree. Can't wait for the next one. Thanks stay safe.
Hi Paul! Cool random finds. Thanks for taking us along with you. I love the old historical homes. Cheers! Take care
"... used to sigh at the end of each day, dear ..."
I am very much a fan of straight lines ... the curved corners of the sixties convey a special something, though! Thanks for sharing, Paul. ❤ ❤ ✌
Great video again thanks Paul. I enjoy watching 😀
I enjoyed your explore thanks Paul of what were deemed modern homes back in the 40s-60s, with the pink and blue bathrooms. More homes sadly being demolished that will remain in the memories of those that once lived in them.
Nice one Paul. Love the vintage double cooker.
All the best from Buenos Aires 👋👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it Simon :-) Thanks for watching
@Simon BA G’Day mate! 😎👍
@@Dinkum_Aussie Nice to see you! Have a great Sunday, hopefully you've got good weather for it. 👍🏻
Some great finds, that 1st one left to rack and ruin will surly be knocked over that bathroom at 2133 looks so cool and the one at 2718 can still see its beauty although being trashed, the 'Old school' surly loved their colours. Cheers for documenting MM :)
Paul the bathroom with the light pink and blue grey color reminds of the Galahs (birds) from Brisbane! Such beautiful colors together!💞🇨🇦
Very cool. Sure love those colors for the old bathrooms! Stay well. Chris
That first house was filthy, ugh. The following bathrooms were interesting and, can't wait to see the rest of the fourth place. Thanks, Paul
Good morning Paul, great video ,I adore those original bathrooms , seen so many bathrooms but a loo is hard to see so beautiful I'm like you love all that vintage beautiful coloi combination so original and well made and also loved those olive trees I wish I could harvest those olives , thankyou again Paul have a great week 🤗 from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺 always watching 👍
Hi Francoise! Thanks for watching, yes all those olive trees! Must have been a business of some type at some stage :-)
Oh dear! By the time you went through the kitchen to the bathroom I was in tears for this woman. The poor, poor woman, I pray she is happy now in care.
Thank you so much for this lovely story, the detail you put in and bringing to life a forgotten past.
I loved this video, thanks 😊
Good Sunday morning great video as usual
Ahh Classic homes always love them no matter what condition they are in shame about the tagging in house one. Love the bathroom colour in house two my favourite, nice facades they would have all made great renovation projects shame they are getting knocked over. Very excited for next week’s documentary can’t wait. Thank you soo much again. Your work is soo wonderful. :-) :-)
Hi Megan! :-) Yes the documentary is jam packed with history maybe too much haha :-) Thanks for watching
@@urbexindigo5164 never have to history love it
Last house was the best! Great explore s as always!! 🥰🥰🥰
Omg that bathroom in the 2nd house, LOVED those colours ❤️❤️❤️
More nice explores Paul.....I really enjoy them and you take great effort to documents them....cheers
Great video Paul. I especially liked the colors in the bathrooms. My folks had pink bathroom sinks with gray and black trim on the walls. Thank you for doing these videos.
Those first three bathrooms, swoon 😍 There's no way that what is generally considered an attractive bathroom today will date so well.
I really liked the stone facade and of course that origanal bathroom!! These homes would have been very well loved at some point. Unfortunately original owners go, life goes on......then unkept for many years always results in this😞
Cheers! for the walk through. Looking forward for the next upload!
Nice little collection of different style homes. Enjoyed this video.
What awsome finds Paul the first one I thought maybe a crime scene with the painted body on the ground did you look back Lol. And those apples did you pick some for your grandmother so she could make you some apple pies. I remember my nanna making us apple pies as kids and we loved her German Cooking. Loving that old oven how cool is that, I actually liked the bathroom in the last video the burgundy tiles looked pretty good overall this last one was the best thanks mate sharing.
Thanks, Urbex Indigo for sharing another wonderful explore of these beautiful homes that you took your time to produce you did a great job, my friend, doing this explore I always enjoy the youtube channel I am from the U.S.A and I will always support your channel by watching your videos I can't wait to see you're next exploring you always make some awesome videos of what you explore and I can't wait to see what you are going to do next and God Bless and thanks again.
Great explores! Always nice to see the salvage taking place as we have very little of that done here in the states, we are such a throw away society. Looking forward to the doc.
Fantastic finds lovely bathrooms in the first & second houses !!! really cool thanks Paul glad you got to them before they were demolished
Glad you enjoyed it Claire :-) Cheers for watching
Thanks for another great video.
Thanks for watching Brenda, glad you enjoyed :-)
2nd house bath is gourgous, I love the old styles
I like the 2nd kitchen and bathroom when I was about 16,17 I used to make the soup holder in the bath,that's a old tool wood work bench
Ah Urbex Indigo, you are our chill Sunday night. Love all the places you visit x
Oh wow! I'd love to have that pink tub an sink in the 2nd home! Love your videos Paul. 🎃💋🇺🇸
Love 💕 the pink bathroom and tiles.
Hey, Paul! Loved that second house. With some loving care, that could have been a really sweet little home again. The kitchen was interesting, but the real star, of course, was that spectacular bathroom! I think it’s the best one we’ve seen yet!
Can’t wait for the documentary next week! I truly enjoyed the one you did a few months ago. It sent me down a few rabbit holes and I ended up stuck on the great mystery of what happened to the Beaumont children! After studying maps from your story and digging for more info plus studying more maps to understand the Beaumont disappearance, I swear I could find my way around pretty well if dropped in the middle of the city! 😂 Anyway, looking forward to learning some more.
Awesome Lucinda :-) Cheers! If you loved the other one you will love this one, it goes for just under 2 hours! haha :-)
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Be still my heart! 🤣🤣
Cheers for the videos, Paul. Hot tip: wear a high vis vest, carry a clipboard complete with random papers, pop on a lanyard and no one will quiz you. You’ll be free to wander wherever you want. Cheers.
Good tips indeed Troyzee! :-)
Love my weekend exploring!!
The first house didn't look too bad until you got inside, then it was disgusting!
Thank you for another awesome, inter string video. I always enjoy all your videos! Love the bathroom colors, sinks and tubs!! They're solo cool. Take care, Paul. Stay safe, God bless you. Cheers!!!!
Cheers!! Great explore 😘
Cheers Lea :-) Thanks for watching
G’Day Paul, that first place was a dirty little hobble, the second place in Clearview has a massive old school oven, don’t see many of them around Adelaide. Classic ol’ bathroom too! On the third place that musk pink bathroom is another blast from the past, I bet that big copper hot water tank is worth dropping down through the ceiling! Cheers mate, another great explore! 😎👍
Hey Dinkum Aussie :-) Yeah that stove and the bathrooms were wicked! Cheers for watching :-)
Cubby hut. That's a new one for me and I love it! I think that middle part of the wide Chef stove/oven is a griddle.
Hi Andy :-) Thanks for watching :-)
Just want to mention that when you bought an appliance back in the fifties or even sixties it would last forever but today you buy a toaster it may last a year or two.
Good house finds thank you .
Ahh having a olive tree ,would be magnificent in my back yard but our winters that we have it would not survive.
Another 4 homes if not gone one seemed a house that should have stayed the last one. Thank you for 5he vlog.👍👍🥂
My pleasure Bob Kirby, thanks for watching :-)
loved the bathrooms in 2 and 3
Spoilt today....Thank You.
What sad & sorry state the 1st house is in.
Love the stove in the 2nd house and even the kitchen, the bathroom was gorgeous 😍.
Shame you missed getting to the 3rd house before demo started, the bathroom & kitchen may have been good.
There seems to be alot of redevelopment over (SA)?
Hi Kerrie :-) Thanks for watching
Shame all those olives and apples are going to be wasted. Thanks for showing these.
Some good little design details here and there to pick up on. Love the fact that at one time people had planted an olive grove. I like the feature in these late 50s early 60s home where the window is in the wrap around corner - not some thing you see now - at least not here in the UK. If possible please pause for a second on any etched glass its a detail I like to see and we only got very brief glimpses in these clips. Many thanks for sharing.
Bath room stunning
Love watching your videos. Thanks for doing what you do👍
My pleasure Racso :-) Thanks for the support
My favorite parts were the bathrooms. Especially the last one. My kitty likes your videos too, he tried to get your hand when you knocked on the sink. Speaking of fur babies I hope yours are doing good!!
Glad the kitty is having fun Mari, yes mine are well too :-)
Sad shape. All 3 houses. Probably really nice back in the day. Nice stone slab patios.
The First house seems to have reached the end of its run. Shame about the olive trees, takes a while for them to produce. The following three are so mid Century modern, they could be sets for Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 Movie. I would guess they were all built prior to cable telly. Hope the re-development spares some of those lovely Palms.Cheers.
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The bathroom in the second house AH-MAZE-ING. Could I ask if you're able to spend a few extra seconds on the glass doors please. The first house had a beautiful front door. Thanks Paul 🙏
Loved these homes. Era I was born and raised in. Wish they would save those bathroom fixtures for someone to complete their 50s remodel
It's such a shame the old houses are being knocked down for the sake of 'progress'. I loved the bathroom with the blue/grey tiles - really gorgeous. The two houses next to each other are not too far from me, it didn't take them long to be flattened and turned in to a Carl's Jr. Burger drive through. The car yard that was next to the houses has also been flattened and is now a Liberty Servo. 🤔👌👍
Mais uma excelente aventura👍like garantido 👍👏👏👏👏
great video! i found 3 houses all next to each other and am happy to give out location to them if you want to explore
As always enjoy the videos,I always wonder, have you ever had a reply to your 'hello, is anyone there'
Wow olives trees they take a long time to grow
really good video
Back to normal,,home from Adelaide watching Adelaide 😂.
Cheers mate! Hope you enjoy! Documentary next week :-)
Paul good to see the video
Adelaide don,t know much it
but i came across some videos
1 a British biker touring across Australia
and 2 great Australian railroad journeys
Adelaide is sure lovely ,,,
bit like our California towns,,,,
those bungalows fist one a bit mucky???? on the wall
that cooker blokin off the unit came in second-hand i'd guess
serious cracking in walls
Paul makes me wonder when these places were built
what type of survey was done into subsidence
iv watched a fair amount of your videos
and cracking in building structure seem common around building built from 1900s through the century,,,
albeit questionable have they stood the test of time???
if it wasn't for your time n effort we wouldn't be able to see them,,,,,,,,,, thanks Paul by the way that Adelaide blue sky
man i thought for a instance i was in Southern Arizona desert on the ranch,,,,, magic "fair dinkum mate "
learning the lingo too,,,lol Seya Paul next time Ed
Paul, we don't have blue lidded wheelie bins in NSW, would you mind telling me what they would contain please?
I grew up with the pink and grey floor tiles, they were like cement but coloured, the bathroom pedestal sink and bath from memory was pink but I think the walls were a plain colour. Nothing sallubrious in our home. Our dining room formed part of the kitchen, which therefore made our kitchen not small or lounge. Being a 50's home it had white venetians in every room with curtains over them. Our original front door was glass but like frosted ripples which you couldn't see through. Originally there was a curtain on it, like the old undertakers had on their carriages, it draped down in puffy layers.
The first place I could hardley make heads or tails out of the layout and man that place was so neglected, second house was not to bad but lots of wall cracks, the bathrooms in the last 2 places were really something.
Maybe the place through was to pass things you got at the store. Somebody can put the food away. I liked the the bathroom with the pink and gray tile on the floor. Everything matched.
Hi Paul,,,,,, what happened to your video of abandoned cottage /bungalow in Queenstown ????
that was what i saw of it ( only half way through
now is been deleted,,, it was so historic love your history of the place and the folks who lived there,,,,,Ed
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4 houses in a row that's a record , first house a 👎down , second house a 👍👍👍 up , third house a 👎 and the forth house another 👍👍👍up
A few nice objects and features but none of those houses screamed take me sry mate :-) nice explore.
1st house loo would set off my claustraphobia...was so long and narrow 🙈I really liked the green tiling in the bathroom and green sink and also the floor tiles had such a 1930s feel to it.i prefer the green to the pink sinks in the old bathrooms. This first house looks like it's given up...ready to be demolished and buried ..it just felt sad and tired.
2nd house i loved the tiles in the bathroom and the pedestal sink but why pink? Would love it in the green 😃The outside had a sixties easthetic but the bathroom seemed 20s or 50s. Wasnt the pink and black sinks and baths popular on the 50s?
I wonder if that huge square cement tub in the shed was some sort of olive press?🤔😊
Hi Paul
I started to watch the Little cottage in Queenstown it’s something I love to watch I was half through when I had to stop and watch later, but now I don’t have the link and can’t find it anywhere I would love to see the end. Thankyou
Hi Christine :-) Unfortunately a relative has sighted privacy issues with some of the information in the video so it is offline until further notice.
Oh that’s not good well let’s hope it gets sorted because it was very interesting
I find it so sad when photos get left behind..I am curious though have you ever accidentally ran into someone at an explore? Cheers me and my mum love your videos.
Where did the documentary go? 😳 Am I losing it? 🥴 Saved it for a quiet time ... whoosh, it's gone! 😥
Hello, may I ask you something? Once they push the house up where do they do with all that junk, do they burn it or take it to the land fill, just wanted to know.hope you and family are doing great be bless.
Yes they do Mary. land fill and some recycling. Thanks for watching :-)
Would that be squatters belongings left behind in the first home? Is that normally what it is when you see random stuff like clothes?
Hi Lindsay, yes at some point I think that first house had squatters but also people leave things behind when the leave. Cheers for watching :-)
The second house that had the gorgeous bathroom, also the kitchen, l was wondering if you take any of the fruit that is just left to rot. If not why not?🤔😀
I was watching a video last night that was almost two hours long. You were telling the history of the family of five girls, and the elderly sister who had been living in the house, but had gone to a home. I fell asleep and was going to finish watching this morning, but screen said this video is private. Why? I can’t find it my history list or anywhere. Did you take it down?
Horrible traffic noise, I couldn’t live with that.
That’s it.
Squatters do live like Animal Farm pigs.
what was the round thing in the punk and black bathroom?
The hot water service form the ceiling haha :-) Cheers for watching
@@urbexindigo5164 oh ok! Paul, do you have an email address? I have some questions and info for you !
Paul, has anyone ever told ypu to get out?
The first one was filthy. It’s sad to see that a young lady and her daughter lived in that condition.
Another 4 homes if not gone one seemed a house
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Oh how I miss my big deep bath. Everything now days are so tiny you're lucky to get wet in them, let alone submerged.
Long live the old Vulcan oil lol
Classic heater! 😁👍
Do you get permission to go in these places..?
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Hi Elaine, thanks for watching :-)
Up to the 1960s, thumbs up. After? THUMBS DOWN!!
Another 4 homes if not gone one seemed a house