The iron rails, the paneling, the kitchen and bathroom cabinets, the flooring, the amber Plexiglas, and the green bathroom fixtures in the basement scream 60s to me.
I grew up in first a 1969 single wide, then a 71 double wide, and then a 75 double wide, which I still live in today. This one still has the paneling, linoleum, formica, and yellow glass in the front door. But the 71 was totally Austin Powers, fake wood, weird light fixtures, yellow glass, orange carpet, cheap black metal "wrought iron" imitations, the works. My aunt & uncle own it now and use it for storage, lol.
This joint SCREAMS early 70s, disco, shag vans, bell bottoms. Tasteless and tacky, VERY dated now. Funny how today's trendy or avant garde becomes tomorrow's amusing anachronism, while stuff made in a traditional manner still looks inviting, old but solid and classy.
Noah, your videos are fascinating! I am worried about your lungs in these old places, especially the dirty ones with obvious mold and pests. You should invest in a respirator mask that filters those things out to protect yourself!
The ceilings are like mini home ceilings. I don't think modular homes were being made back then, Mom's mini home was built in 1980, she bought it in 1987 or 1988.
We were knocking a house down about 3yrs ago and during the walk thru I spotted a raccoon den in one of the bedrooms.i walked into the next one and found a haunting sight,wish I had taken pictures.girls room looked like she was going to come back any minute,stereo system,bed unmade,clothes on rack,no animal dens.i had to jump over a hole in floor to get there.
Lonnie Daniels I curious in that case were any of the electronics removed before house knocked down, as some older electronics, such as CRT displays may have much larger amounts of lead, if made before lead paint banned and before there was a focus on reducing lead in items such as TVs?
You're finding a huge amount of Christmas stuff in houses lately! Lol At the start of covid I'm surprised someone didn't raid it for the toilet paper pack there! 😁 That room was right out of a horror film, with those cobwebs! 🤢😱
@@StallionFernando you should have seen the house I bought. It was full of spiders, cobwebs, rats and mice. It was once abandoned. Now it is clean and almost completely restored. The house was built in 1860.
Cool place. When the webs get dusty the spiders move and make different webs. Can you look in kitchen cabinets when exploring? I love seeing old dishes, gadgets and stuff.
Poor Rocky; seems he expired recently - wonder how he got in? Cobwebs are long-abandoned spider webs that start to collect airborne dust and particles - I think what makes them so creepy is knowing they come from insects, and being silk, tend to cling to you when you brush by them. Wonder what happened to the owners? With all those spiders, I wouldn’t be surprised if their web-wrapped, desiccated corpses aren’t hanging in the attic...
Makes me wonder if the last owners/tenants didn't have a huge spider problem when they lived there. I don't mind seeing a mouse (I've had pet rats in the past), but some of those webs were massive! Can you imagine what's living in those walls?! :( I just can't help thinking that the last residents must have been battling spiders 24/7! And the spiders obviously won the fight! Also, I have to say that I really don't like that '70s "slap-panelling-on-everything-in-sight" look. It's depressing.
Definitely early 1970s decor there.....If it has been empty for a really long time and the temperature and humidity is right, makes for a spiderweb h*** - can totally relate to that lol. Thanks for taking us with - great way to help celebrate birthday :-)
It's a real retro home for sure! I'm not sure how long it's been empty but long enough for sure! I'm glad you enjoyed and hope you had a good day celebrating 😊
I don't think it's been abandoned too long since the home is in pretty nice shape. Spiders don't need long to reproduce and make their homes. Most of the stuff is gone and the stuff left behind is the stuff they didn't need/care for.
1980s bungalow Noah: the spider webs are gross but they may not have been there all that long. We are battling similar cobwebs in our little Texas home right now. The spiders are really disgusting with their long, long legs too. If we don't dust daily in 3 days our place is covered with cobwebs like in the house in the video. Fortunately, we do NOT have a dead raccoon in any of our bedrooms! Thanks, Jeannie in Texas
OMG!!! The cobweb house!!! I HATE COBWEBS!!! The same paneling throughout this place. Beautiful brick on the outside, gorgeous fireplace wall in the basement! My husband & I built a house in 1981, it had the exact same 2 sided cabinets in the kitchen, identical flooring & design... so I say that this house was built around that time. Ohhh... did I mention the same gold shag carpeting 😫 Thank you for sharing this retro find... it reminded me why I don’t want to go back to that era!!! Loved this video Noah❤️
Hi there Noah. Let's call this the house of cobwebs. Haha! I agree, gross. Interesting find. Big kitchen and lots of space. Where did that other stairs go? Did it have a nice yard? Pool? Thank you for the tour and take care..
Posting from South Carolina: Pick up a sturdy stick outside on your way in and use it to knock down the cobwebs. Any spiders living in them will build their webs elsewhere later.
This house looks very inconspicuous from the outside, but there are a lot of interesting things inside. Everything looks great, but these extremely huge cobwebs would put me off exploring; I would feel like there were spiders lurking everywhere - a pack of spiders. This is the first time I have seen such large cobwebs.
The worst cobwebs I’ve ever seen were in a hoarder video. The couple were still living in the house. Ugh. Not crazy about cobwebs but I’m really not crazy about spiders. Cool shot of the mouse. Funny the 90s fax machines seemed the newest things in the house. The dead raccoon was just the icing on the cake. Eh. Thanks for sharing. Little something different.
A great video.That place sure did have alot of spiders,and cobwebs.Usually one broom would get the cobwebs down,but that place ,would need three brooms at once😊😄Thanks,for video,from Morrow,GA
Me and the kids love your videos we started doing something similar we actually found a really cool abandoned skate park off the Bruce Trail we uploaded the video to TH-cam also, definitely was very exciting. Keep the vids coming my friend all the best
Noah, thanks again for not looking into mirrors and saying "whats up guys"! Haha, ever since you mentioned that, I keep hearing it and its so annoying!! Keep up the awesome videos! :) Edit, that one room with the webs was disgusting! Ewww.
Very nostalgic 80s house, my childhood home back in the 80s was very much like this one. We had the same glass plastic cupboards and the same wood paneling. Would of been a great place back in the dqy
Always wanted to explore somthing abandoned and think to myself what happened here? But great video as always and the dead raccoon and cobwebs were disgusting. Mice I can do without too but great video and happy Thanksgiving!
LOL, sorry Noah but I don't mind cobwebs as long as I have something other than my hands to remove them with (like a stick). :) We actually have the same ceiling panels they have in that place so I am thinking it is a prefab home. Ours was built in 1968 (so says the electric panel) but as we are in a mobile home park, we don't have a basement. Love the wrought iron in there but the paneling is too much. I would have loved to see a close up of that photo of the farm (I think) that was colourized.
Hey Noah, thanks for the tour! Interesting place... the spiders that made (make) those webs must be as big as sparrows! I'm with you - they're disgusting! Stay safe!!
If there hasn't been any one to clean a place or it's been Vacant for awhile cobwebs will proliferate. Some animals kill certain preditors so that's why they sayto leave certain animals alone like possems.The racoon was probably eating his dinner when he died. I would suppose can you think of a better one???
Too many cobwebs for me. I would have left as soon as I saw the dead raccoon!!!! If the floor is soft don't go on it you might fall through it. Wonder where everyone went? So sad to see a house like that. Keep up the good work :)
I don't find cobwebs that gross per se... though I've never seen this much. But if there were actual spiders and crap in them, as you put it... nahhhhh.
I would suggest to you in future when your in houses like this not knowing what your going to encounter to wear a mask as you seen the dead raccoon i'm sure he had a few shits in there and if you look it up that could be very damaging to your self in many ways, even the dry shit is worse........if you look in the flashlight you can see at the light the dust and crap in the air from disturbing the area, and your breathing that shit in, clearly an old person probably lived there looking at the chair in living room...and as long as there are those flies in the window, there will be spiders, lots of food for them, especially being able to lay eggs on dead animals. just be careful of the air in the place, never mind the smell.
Hey Noah! Another great video! I've been wondering for some time now if you ever got to explore the Sherman house before it was demolished? I am going to assume you know which house I mean. I was just wondering if it was somewhere you got to explore and what it was like inside, but I also understand that it may not have been accessible to explore due to the circumstances. I also wonder if we've already seen it in one of your videos. Anyhow just a silly question ☺ Thanks for what you do, keep up the good work!
Hey, thank you! I know exactly which house you're talking about. I personally didn't even attempted to explore it based on what happened there. I think it would be super disrespectful to go in there and explore. I believe some others tried to explore it. I believe someone was successful but didn't post it anywhere based on the same reasoning.
Maybe good to bring a few rags or cheap duster with handle on some of these abandoned home explores that way you can get some of the cowebs out of ya face. Cheers
Oh man.....grossed me out too, in all the videos I have been watching of abandoned places, this one has the most spider webs of any other place. Neat explore otherwise. Dead raccoon must've grossed you out too...hee.hee. Thanks for the tour.
Those webs are horrific, I wonder where the spiders are? Dead raccoon decor is pretty gross too. Not a bad place otherwise but I'd give it a pass. Have a Happy Thanksgiving, Noah.
Dude, that was really a really tacky house. But the dead racoon did add a bit of character. I can take the cobwebs but not the mice. Some people keep them as pets and some people voted for Joe Biden. Anyway you look at it, something smells like a rat. Cheers and Happy Thanksgiving.
Spiders eat bugs - vegetarian spiders do not exist. So if there are so many spiders here is likely because there were a lot of insects to catch. The dead racoon could be a givaway: enormous amounts of flies for the spiders to feast on. Gross but that is Nature's cycle.
I keep picturing you standing on a chair screaming 'eek,eek,eek', and surrounded by mice and cobwebs. Grow a ball Noah, or explore abandoned toy boxes!
The iron rails, the paneling, the kitchen and bathroom cabinets, the flooring, the amber Plexiglas, and the green bathroom fixtures in the basement scream 60s to me.
Or 70’s
I grew up in first a 1969 single wide, then a 71 double wide, and then a 75 double wide, which I still live in today. This one still has the paneling, linoleum, formica, and yellow glass in the front door. But the 71 was totally Austin Powers, fake wood, weird light fixtures, yellow glass, orange carpet, cheap black metal "wrought iron" imitations, the works. My aunt & uncle own it now and use it for storage, lol.
This joint SCREAMS early 70s, disco, shag vans, bell bottoms. Tasteless and tacky, VERY dated now. Funny how today's trendy or avant garde becomes tomorrow's amusing anachronism, while stuff made in a traditional manner still looks inviting, old but solid and classy.
Noah, your videos are fascinating! I am worried about your lungs in these old places, especially the dirty ones with obvious mold and pests. You should invest in a respirator mask that filters those things out to protect yourself!
I'm glad you enjoy the Lauren! I do have a mask with me always and use it when I feel necessary, no need to worry 😊
@@NoahNowhere Oh that is great news. Thank you for putting my mind at ease! Enjoy your exploration. :)
The ceilings are like mini home ceilings. I don't think modular homes were being made back then, Mom's mini home was built in 1980, she bought it in 1987 or 1988.
I love old TVs and I really want that small RCA Crt but it probably doesn't work hahaha
I bet if I set my chickens loose in that house they will have every mouse gone !! They are better mouse hunters than any cat I've ever had 😂😂
Chickens eat mice?? Who knew? Not me! I've never owned a chicken, even though I've eaten thousands!🤣🐔🐓 But my cat Pooky is a mouse ASSASSIN🐱🐈🐀😾💀😼💩🤣
@@donellmuniz590 Chickens will chase, peck, poke and generally chase mice out of their house (coop). Never doubt the chikenz lol.
Thanks for the video. I wouldn't been able to explore that house with all the spider webs
The shot at 1:57 from the dining room into the kitchen looks a little like Walter White's kitchen.
“Dead raccoon!!!...pretty big washroom eh??” Just a quick flip there eh? lol
Just wanted to get outta that room, it smelt AWFUL in there 😂
@@NoahNowhere Why!? Are you not blind to the scent of half-melted-abandoned-house carcass by now!? 🤢😂
@@LadyJumanji_ I dont often come across rotting animals funny enough, they're usually long decayed 😂 The smell of mold is one thing but this was nasty
We were knocking a house down about 3yrs ago and during the walk thru I spotted a raccoon den in one of the bedrooms.i walked into the next one and found a haunting sight,wish I had taken pictures.girls room looked like she was going to come back any minute,stereo system,bed unmade,clothes on rack,no animal dens.i had to jump over a hole in floor to get there.
Lonnie Daniels I curious in that case were any of the electronics removed before house knocked down, as some older electronics, such as CRT displays may have much larger amounts of lead, if made before lead paint banned and before there was a focus on reducing lead in items such as TVs?
You're finding a huge amount of Christmas stuff in houses lately! Lol
At the start of covid I'm surprised someone didn't raid it for the toilet paper pack there! 😁
That room was right out of a horror film, with those cobwebs! 🤢😱
Decent house. I wouldn't mind living in it. Cobwebs can be easily cleaned up. All cobwebs is is a lot of dust buildup.
Dust and spider webs, spiders are creepy.
@@StallionFernando you should have seen the house I bought. It was full of spiders, cobwebs, rats and mice. It was once abandoned. Now it is clean and almost completely restored. The house was built in 1860.
Cool place. When the webs get dusty the spiders move and make different webs.
Can you look in kitchen cabinets when exploring? I love seeing old dishes, gadgets and stuff.
Poor Rocky; seems he expired recently - wonder how he got in? Cobwebs are long-abandoned spider webs that start to collect airborne dust and particles - I think what makes them so creepy is knowing they come from insects, and being silk, tend to cling to you when you brush by them.
Wonder what happened to the owners? With all those spiders, I wouldn’t be surprised if their web-wrapped, desiccated corpses aren’t hanging in the attic...
Love you taking us back to what it was...appreciate you taking the time to get out and find these awesome homes
I'm glad you enjoyed!
Makes me wonder if the last owners/tenants didn't have a huge spider problem when they lived there. I don't mind seeing a mouse (I've had pet rats in the past), but some of those webs were massive! Can you imagine what's living in those walls?! :( I just can't help thinking that the last residents must have been battling spiders 24/7! And the spiders obviously won the fight! Also, I have to say that I really don't like that '70s "slap-panelling-on-everything-in-sight" look. It's depressing.
Definitely early 1970s decor there.....If it has been empty for a really long time and the temperature and humidity is right, makes for a spiderweb h*** - can totally relate to that lol. Thanks for taking us with - great way to help celebrate birthday :-)
Yes! Was about to say that some of the decor is leftover from the ‘70s, for sure.
It's a real retro home for sure! I'm not sure how long it's been empty but long enough for sure! I'm glad you enjoyed and hope you had a good day celebrating 😊
I don't think it's been abandoned too long since the home is in pretty nice shape. Spiders don't need long to reproduce and make their homes. Most of the stuff is gone and the stuff left behind is the stuff they didn't need/care for.
1980s bungalow Noah: the spider webs are gross but they may not have been there all that long. We are battling similar cobwebs in our little Texas home right now. The spiders are really disgusting with their long, long legs too. If we don't dust daily in 3 days our place is covered with cobwebs like in the house in the video. Fortunately, we do NOT have a dead raccoon in any of our bedrooms! Thanks, Jeannie in Texas
I miss wood paneling😄 would totally buy that house because that looks like my mom's old kitchen lol,Yu's; I am an 80s child! 😂
Would love to clean that out and move my family in there so much living potential being wasted .
OMG!!! The cobweb house!!! I HATE COBWEBS!!! The same paneling throughout this place. Beautiful brick on the outside, gorgeous fireplace wall in the basement! My husband & I built a house in 1981, it had the exact same 2 sided cabinets in the kitchen, identical flooring & design... so I say that this house was built around that time. Ohhh... did I mention the same gold shag carpeting 😫 Thank you for sharing this retro find... it reminded me why I don’t want to go back to that era!!! Loved this video Noah❤️
Looks like a home from the 70s.I wonder why it is just sitting there vacant?It looks like it is on a big piece of property.
Totally retro. Thanks for showing us around, crazy cobwebs. Watching from toronto, ontario EH?
Hi there Noah. Let's call this the house of cobwebs. Haha! I agree, gross. Interesting find. Big kitchen and lots of space. Where did that other stairs go? Did it have a nice yard? Pool? Thank you for the tour and take care..
Hey Claire, the other stairs just lead to the basement, the most cobwebbed area haha. The yard wasn't very nice and no pool
That is crazy! The cob webs in that one room and the basement were very cringe worthy!!
Stay safe Noah!!
Posting from South Carolina: Pick up a sturdy stick outside on your way in and use it to knock down the cobwebs. Any spiders living in them will build their webs elsewhere later.
Holy crap!! The cob webs were INSANE!! Thanks for another great explore, Noah!!😊❤
This house looks very inconspicuous from the outside, but there are a lot of interesting things inside. Everything looks great, but these extremely huge cobwebs would put me off exploring; I would feel like there were spiders lurking everywhere - a pack of spiders. This is the first time I have seen such large cobwebs.
Spider-Man's vacation bungalow
I would have walked in there, seen the cobwebs and mouse and turned around and ran out.
SAME!! Only I would be screaming and trying to escape my body as fast as I could! 😝
Yes,me to,spiders and mice are very creepy
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I'm glad you're enjoying them! Thanks for subscribing 😊
Those cobwebs, never seen so many or so big.
The worst cobwebs I’ve ever seen were in a hoarder video. The couple were still living in the house. Ugh. Not crazy about cobwebs but I’m really not crazy about spiders. Cool shot of the mouse. Funny the 90s fax machines seemed the newest things in the house. The dead raccoon was just the icing on the cake. Eh. Thanks for sharing. Little something different.
Solid unit bud. Thats a gnarly amount of cobwebs. 😯
I said "dead raccoon" at the exact same moment as you did!
Well she had said there was a dead raccoon in what I thought she said was the living room so I was like, oh dear.
Definitely late 60s or 70s . Nice find, must be in the Chatham Kent area with the 351no.
It's a long way from there actually haha
A great video.That place sure did have alot of spiders,and cobwebs.Usually one broom would get the cobwebs down,but that place ,would need three brooms at once😊😄Thanks,for video,from Morrow,GA
There is more dust than spiders. Cobwebs is a massive accumulation of dust
Oh my god tarantulas I wrecked scary stuff I wouldn’t go past them either
Those cobwebs are nothing but a massive accumulation of dust.
Me and the kids love your videos we started doing something similar we actually found a really cool abandoned skate park off the Bruce Trail we uploaded the video to TH-cam also, definitely was very exciting. Keep the vids coming my friend all the best
Too many spiders!!! Wtheck?
If the house is near the water, there'd be a lot of spiders... Extreme grossness 🤢... Great explore!
Yes,don't like spiders,and cobwebs,that place looks like it's been abandoned a long while
Its in the middle of a field, not big areas of water in sight. That's why it's so weird haha
Cobwebs are not made by spiders they are just a lot of dust
Noah, thanks again for not looking into mirrors and saying "whats up guys"! Haha, ever since you mentioned that, I keep hearing it and its so annoying!! Keep up the awesome videos! :) Edit, that one room with the webs was disgusting! Ewww.
No worries, I don't plan on ever doing that haha. I'm glad you're enjoying the videos 😊
Very nostalgic 80s house, my childhood home back in the 80s was very much like this one. We had the same glass plastic cupboards and the same wood paneling. Would of been a great place back in the dqy
I’m curious to know what kind of spiders made those webs?!?! YIKES!! I get goosebumps just thinking about it 😬😖
Cobwebs are mostly dust.
Routinely, just your standard cellar spiders. They're great to have around because they'll kill the black widows.
Wow those are some serious webs. I don't think I would have stayed in there too long either.
Cool vid Noah! 👍🏻👍🏻
They were gross, I was not a fan haha. I'm glad you enjoyed Simon!
Would be a waste to demolish too though, seems repairable.
Cobwebs galore, a dead raccoon and mice. Wow. 😬
I'm with you, Noah, I'm not going to walk through all those cobwebs and spider webs, either!! Nope!😳😳😧
This looks better than some of the places you've been in.looks better than some of the places we've knocked down.
Pretty obvious Noah is not a fan of spiders. LOL Great video as always though!
Always wanted to explore somthing abandoned and think to myself what happened here? But great video as always and the dead raccoon and cobwebs were disgusting. Mice I can do without too but great video and happy Thanksgiving!
It's definitely an interesting experience exploring an abandoned home. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you it was a good video, yes one day I hope I can become an urban explorer my self and form a group!
Thanks for the video, love the house.
Glad you enjoyed!
LOL, sorry Noah but I don't mind cobwebs as long as I have something other than my hands to remove them with (like a stick). :) We actually have the same ceiling panels they have in that place so I am thinking it is a prefab home. Ours was built in 1968 (so says the electric panel) but as we are in a mobile home park, we don't have a basement. Love the wrought iron in there but the paneling is too much. I would have loved to see a close up of that photo of the farm (I think) that was colourized.
good video, I'm not a big fan of cobwebs either, nice farm house. keep the videos coming
This is an extremely typical 1970s house!
Hey Noah, thanks for the tour! Interesting place... the spiders that made (make) those webs must be as big as sparrows! I'm with you - they're disgusting! Stay safe!!
I've never seen so many cobwebs in a house.. Wonder why?..enter spider demon level 10 lol
If there hasn't been any one to clean a place or it's been Vacant for awhile cobwebs will proliferate. Some animals kill certain preditors so that's why they sayto leave certain animals alone like possems.The racoon was probably eating his dinner when he died.
I would suppose can you think of a better one???
Insane amount of cobwebs! I wouldn't have gone through the house.
Too many cobwebs for me. I would have left as soon as I saw the dead raccoon!!!! If the floor is soft don't go on it you might fall through it. Wonder where everyone went? So sad to see a house like that. Keep up the good work :)
I don't find cobwebs that gross per se... though I've never seen this much. But if there were actual spiders and crap in them, as you put it... nahhhhh.
A lot of flies in the house,good meal for spiders.
I would suggest to you in future when your in houses like this not knowing what your going to encounter to wear a mask as you seen the dead raccoon i'm sure he had a few shits in there and if you look it up that could be very damaging to your self in many ways, even the dry shit is worse........if you look in the flashlight you can see at the light the dust and crap in the air from disturbing the area, and your breathing that shit in, clearly an old person probably lived there looking at the chair in living room...and as long as there are those flies in the window, there will be spiders, lots of food for them, especially being able to lay eggs on dead animals. just be careful of the air in the place, never mind the smell.
The dead raccoon freaks me out more.
Hey Noah! Another great video! I've been wondering for some time now if you ever got to explore the Sherman house before it was demolished? I am going to assume you know which house I mean. I was just wondering if it was somewhere you got to explore and what it was like inside, but I also understand that it may not have been accessible to explore due to the circumstances. I also wonder if we've already seen it in one of your videos. Anyhow just a silly question ☺ Thanks for what you do, keep up the good work!
Hey, thank you! I know exactly which house you're talking about. I personally didn't even attempted to explore it based on what happened there. I think it would be super disrespectful to go in there and explore. I believe some others tried to explore it. I believe someone was successful but didn't post it anywhere based on the same reasoning.
Sad to see in such decay.
How do you find houses to go threw and why does know one take things from the house melody and dave
Hi Noah, I enjoy your explores, but this whole house was gross with the cob webs, the mice and the dead raccoon
This house was a gross one for sure!
Am I the only one who wants to clean this house up from those 22 years of spiders 🕷
That's a cute little bungalow!!
Very impressive cobwebs!!! House was ok...thanks. 💖💖💖
I don't blame you not going everywhere with the cobwebs
Love this house . Too many cobwebs though.This house is awesome.
If it is 40 year old abandoned house whybis there no dust on things
Cool retro house
Poor trash panda
5:23. Hombre there’s a dead animal in the middle of the floor.
Whats so gross about cobwebs
You sayin' there wasnt an old broom or mop in the whole house, to knock down the cobwebs? C'mon, man.
Thanks I really liked the videos I would get a stick and those webs would come down
Thanks! Believe it on not this was after we knocked some of the webs down
@@NoahNowhere dag on that's alot of webs
Poor racoon. :(
Maybe good to bring a few rags or cheap duster with handle on some of these abandoned home explores that way you can get some of the cowebs out of ya face. Cheers
I get a weird vibe from this place...
Por favor legendas em português 🙏
Gostaria de saber porque a família foi embora, porque deixaram tudo pra traz, porque, porquê ?????
I could smell it here..
It was awful in here 😬
One word: Gross! 😫
Oh man.....grossed me out too, in all the videos I have been watching of abandoned places, this one has the most spider webs of any other place. Neat explore otherwise. Dead raccoon must've grossed you out too...hee.hee. Thanks for the tour.
Those are not spiderwebs they are cobwebs. Cobwebs are made from a massive accumulation of dust
the spider house
Spooky house
Those wevs are
Those webs are horrific, I wonder where the spiders are? Dead raccoon decor is pretty gross too. Not a bad place otherwise but I'd give it a pass. Have a Happy Thanksgiving, Noah.
I know right? Alot of them were dead or there exoskeleton is just left behind. Happy thanks giving to you as well!
Dude, that was really a really tacky house. But the dead racoon did add a bit of character. I can take the cobwebs but not the mice. Some people keep them as pets and some people voted for Joe Biden. Anyway you look at it, something smells like a rat.
Cheers and Happy Thanksgiving.
Noah is afraid of cobwebs. Shiey would not only walk thru those , he would spend the night in the basement!
Spiders eat bugs - vegetarian spiders do not exist. So if there are so many spiders here is likely because there were a lot of insects to catch. The dead racoon could be a givaway: enormous amounts of flies for the spiders to feast on. Gross but that is Nature's cycle.
I keep picturing you standing on a chair screaming 'eek,eek,eek', and surrounded by mice and cobwebs. Grow a ball Noah, or explore abandoned toy boxes!
Noah don't go in these properties if you don't like cobwebs