Loved this video. Seeing everything from years ago. Loved the retro wallpapers. All those photographs amazing. You both treated everything with such respect. Well done again. A wonderful place to see. Thankyou
You are never alone at the moment of passing for there is no death just passing to another dimension, I know for in 1969 I died and my whole life was revealed to me and it all happened as the LIGHT said it would . You are all in for a BIG surprise!!
You know what I love about these guys is that they don't take anything! It's not about making money for them it's about the thrill of exploration and history/architecture of a place! They're so respectful!
Done a little research and Mackintosh stopped making quality street in 1969. Mad to think that tin is that old. So many abandoned places in the Uk it’s so sad. Another brilliant explore mate 👍
When I'm gone they will find a German Stradivarius copy violin made in 1866. Some periodicals like a 1909 Sears and Roebuck catalog. A fully functioning hundred and fifty year old wood cook stove that I still use relentlessly..... Along with endless other items. 🖤
This house was absolutely stunning! I enjoyed seeing all the old pictures. I always try to think what life would’ve been like back then for them in the house.
One of my favorite houses you've been to. This house had everything, retro wallpaper, beautiful art deco fireplace and that last bedroom was just perfect. I loved the old rose wallpaper, the antique furniture and the photos of the family. Great find Adam. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. I'm so happy that it hasn't been destroyed by vandals. I hope they never find this one. Can't wait until the next adventure. Thanks for two in one week. You're spoiling us!
The first kitchen you went in had so much stuff exactly like my mum had. The blue plate. the metal teapot in the cupboard, the round shaped insulated teapot ( the one you said looked like a coconut liner) The tea tray, the tins in the cupboard.. When you went into the extension kitchen, there was my very first cooker, the good old Creda Horizon! It was a really good oven in it's day. Another great explore guys.
The blue plate is willilo pattern me mum had them An only them if my memory is correct and the twin tub washing mashing that brand was the one I got when I had me first flat service loved it x
I enjoy your videos. Even more after seeing some from other explorers! They don't give the time and compassion that you and Dale or Lisa give. I also appreciate that you often reply to comments how much you learn from them. And how you reply to the trolls.. 😛 keep exploring!
Thanks I try to reply to comments but I always read them all. Well thats the deal haha I show the places and If I don't know some thing you guys help me out for next time lol. Glad you enjoyed
Another rivetting exploration at a once-beautiful residence lost in time. It's nice to think that the ladies, gentlemen and children peering out of all those sepia photos would be chuffed to think that our Adam has brought them back to life long after they sadly lost theirs. Looking forward to the next time travel video, lads.
Brilliant explore 👌🏻. I live in North Wales and often a farmer would purchase a neighbouring farm and put the land with his existing farm and the house was just left to decay. Really sad that good houses were abandoned.
Great explore, and no vandalism. In the tidy bedroom Dale brought over a box of bits and pieces, l was sure you were going to say " nice box of TRINKETS"!!! You didnt mention trinkets once !!! 😂😂 probably coz you've got a 4 wheeled one of your own now !! . Loved the gossip letter, you both made me laugh when you sang the old songs. Really enjoyed this video, thanks and take care xx
25:52 OMG! That little red wooden "doll thing" right in front of the wedding photo is a "Knitting Nancy" I had one for Christmas in about 1972. You wind wool around the little metal pegs on her head and a knitted tube of wool comes out through the hollowed centre..you could then stitch the tubes together to make things. OMG this video is giving me all the feels. Thank you, both of you, for being so respectful of the people whose home this was. 💕💕💕
I had a few of these growing up in New Jersey in the 70s/80s, we called them Knitting Spools, of course mine looked like thread less spools not a cute little doll
I come from Poland and have watched many Polish urbex videos, but I must honestly say we don't have places like this here. I mean, places frozen in time to an extent where the past actually lives in the present day. From my point of view, there is a hint of magic and timelessness to almost every abandoned building in the UK. Thank you for exploring thos places in such a respectful manner.
Doesn’t it make you realise people once lived their ,if only walls could talk ,I bet some time S it makes you feel sad .The old photos used to have a tint put on ,to make them look more real ,my mom had some .stay safe lv Ann uk
Love this. The Quality Street tin took me back to childhood Christmas in the 70s and 80s. Loads of teapots ... they liked a cuppa. The name of funeral photos taken by the Victorians is "memento mori". Pye and Fidelity radios from the 70s. So nice that it hasn't been vandalised. Once a loving family. Thank you for sharing your exploration.
So glad I found your videos. Cant help but notice you find so many pictures. I don't understand how families don't want them. I would give my right arm for pictures of my family that dated back so far. Keep up the good work.
We come into this world alone, and we leave alone, but in between, I hope you do have happy memories to keep you company along your journey, I wish you, a better future.
@@angelathompson5431 we don't come alone, presumably you climed of of a womb? Attatched to a woman? Who fed you? Or was it some kind of 'Brave New World' type deal and you taught yourself EVERYTHING you know? Haha! Don't be offended, I'm only playing with you. The rhetoric you use is well used by now (by myself included in my younger days) and personally, it's time for it to go lol!
@@Hartley_Hare nah mate, that's not appealing at all. As a mother myself (one of each - male and female) I would like to think, that I gave enough love, encouragement and respect, to have them with me. As I would be for them (God forbid) We DO NOT come in alone, but it's what we do with it, dictates whether we go out alone. I won't be going out alone.
Hi Adam very sad story regarding this family,such a shame seeing another house sadly decaying away,some interesting things left behind also slowly rotting away,another great video and thanks again for sharing your videos
This was great and loved all the old pictures and things. Just a shame everything will decay and be nothing left. Thank you both and thanks for picking up the pictures and putting them up.
Adam, your videos are created with great respect and compassion for the land, structures, objects and most importantly for the families who adored their homes and surroundings. This most recent video presented you with numerous historical artifics. Have you and your best team members (Lisa and Dale) considered searching for families (some sad stories I do think) for them to add to or enhance family trees? My best!
That thought crossed my mind also, about trying to contact family members. There surely will be descendents still alive who would be interested in their family history and having all those photos. I enjoy these 'explores' but I have to say, I feel a bit uncomfortable about them reading personal things, letters and diaries etc. And some of the people in those wedding photos could be still alive or at least their children. This was once a happy family home with a load of history.
Enjoy your explorations. One reason everyone used to look so somber in the old pictures was because focusing took so long that the people were asked to just keep a normal face. Nobody could keep a smiling face that long😊
Adam I loved this video. You and Dale are soooo funny when you are exploring together and you start talking about what you are seeing. It is a pleasure to listen to your banter.
Every family had a large bible in the house, everytime there was a new baby or a marriage it was documented into the front sleeve of the bible. If someone died this would be documented in the back sleeve of the bible. Tradition stopped in my family with me. Great house and looked like it would have Been a happy home. Thank you for this. 🇦🇺
Yes, our family did too, on my dad's side. It made it so much easier in researching my family tree. They recorded the death and burial place under the birth as they left room for that.
Yes. I was given my grandparents’ Bible when they passed on, and found my parents have lied about their wedding date for years because my mother was already pregnant.
Bob Tair Felin was a famous welsh folk singer who was most popular when in his 80's. I live in a cottage associated with him and in fact there is a monument in the wall of my garden in his memory.
Another great video , guys u do find some great places , The book is by John Bun - y - on , the kettle in the cupboard in s a t/pot , the cooker is a Cr.e e da , Not wallpaper on floor it was line or oilcloth , 60s wallpaper, instrument is a zither , key was a front door key not a church key they are bigger the piece Dale thought was a clock is a perpetual calendar, and the Brush was for sweeping crumbs off the table ,
This house should a museum. It has to be one of the best well preserve houses ever i really enjoyed watching this one so amazing you guys rock think you and youtube.
The secret doors that you are finding. Are likely closest or crawl spaces for clothing or storage. They are usually quite narrow and quite deep, especially when found in or near bedrooms.
This house is so cool! Can't get over old photos the fact no family members wanted them. Makes me 😢 Definitely tea drinkers never have seen so many tea pots before
Much enjoyed this video, hey you guys did amazing .. showing the life they as people did in that time, the place is beautiful.. nice window views too!! Cheers 🥂 Merry Christmas 🎄 too!! Thank you for taking the time sharing this love story of a beautiful place of memories left behind.
Thank you so much for exploring these places for us people on the other side of the world that will never be able to see these kind of places. I enjoy your videos very much.
I’m commenting before watching all this video, that armchair cover at the beginning, my late Mum put the exact same covers on the armchairs in our old farmhouse kitchen, we had a big old kitchen at the family farm here in Jersey Channel Islands, my late dad would nap in one and my late Grandfather in the other after our dinner, for 20 mins or so, the item in the old dresser looks to be an old magneto from an old tractor engine. Love your videos, been watching for a while but it’s the first time I’ve commented, brings back a lot of childhood memories though having grown up in the 60’s and 70’s, keep up the good work, all the best, Nick.
Yeah, be sad they're gone but be glad that they got to live. You can be sure many a happy as well as sad times were had there. Great explore, thank you for bringing us along.
I am thinking the same thing Catherine. Stumbled on to Adam's explores over a year ago. His work really helps to put/keep "things" in perspective. God bless you!
Most refrigerators are empty and no food in the house. Like someone came in and cleaned it out. I'm amazed how all those old houses have such low ceilings and doorways. Not so much here in the states. Great explore. 💜💜💜
Your videos are STUNNING! I am really enjoying living vicariously through you & your team! If you ever want help researching properties I would love to volunteer!
Adam another great video. I love to watch your videos on how people lived. The old appliances and furniture. Even the old photos. It brings back memories for when I used to visit my grandparents. All the antique furniture and things they had. Until the next video, hope y'all stay safe and be careful.
Great place very touching seeing all the funeral stuff & the family bibles & all the lovely photos surely there must still be relatives alive who would want them .. the thought of the pictures being lots forever is sad even a historic museum should take them and save them ... fantastic video loved seeing all the items!! god bless family.
Lovely house, especially the bedroom with the cot in it…still looks beautiful after years since a baby has slept in there!!! Looks like they’d just gone shopping+would be back home soon…!!! Enjoying your videos Adam…really interesting to see these far off places that we possibly wouldn’t see if is wasn’t for you showing them to us…well done for finding them+showing them to us!!! X❤️🙃
My favourite quote of the day?!.... " Mad little trinkets " 😂😍 This one is making me so happy/sad nostalgic. I grew up in the 70s and we always spent a lot of time at my Nan and Grandad's and I'm seeing so much stuff that they used to have in their house...right down to the stripy deck chairs. The Mermaid biscuit tin and the Quality Street. As you walk through, I can imagine all the sounds that would have once filled that home....the sounds of life, love, sadness and happiness. 😭😭😭💕💕💕
Beautiful home in its prime I'm sure, too bad the state its in. Thanks once again for a fantastic explore! You always make my day when you post these hidden gems.
Other half thinks the broken roof in the extension kitchen may have been asbestos? If it wasn't corrugated? Hope the two of you are ok. Great vlog as per usual. Love from Tracy and Ken.
The armchairs and the sideboard are 1950s. The Creda cooker 1970s. Fire in the lounge is an electric coal effect one from the 1950s. The twin tub washer and Electrolux vacuum cleaner are 1980s
Very very old this everything memoria this everything people's. Lovely everything this feelings. Everythings its left behind and wasted when moisture comis into the house,,very sad 🏫🛋💫🍮great this historia. Thank you this wonderful video. Adam and you friends. 👋🛋🌅
I've been watching your videos alot to a point I'm addicted lol but lately all I've been seeing is you walk around but no spirit talking I love listening to what comes through what would be nice is if you could get a medium to come with you ....would be lovely to hear more . I would love to try and find the people's relations cuz sometimes there is family still around as we all full out with members of family for one reason or another. And be great if a musisum in there area could display photos as its our history. Love your videos stay safe
I love videos like this because it's giving the viewers a chance to see how other people once lived and what kind of place where they lived their lives Thank You!
Loved this video. Seeing everything from years ago. Loved the retro wallpapers. All those photographs amazing. You both treated everything with such respect. Well done again. A wonderful place to see. Thankyou
I do endorse your opinion, Tony Mason. Adam Mark and his friends are a real joy to follow their visits.
I like the video but they need to slow down the moving the camera.
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Guess I should have read this first I almost said same thing! I definitely liked old photos too
You got something on top of your head is white
You are never alone at the moment of passing for there is no death just passing to another dimension, I know for in 1969 I died and my whole life was revealed to me and it all happened as the LIGHT said it would . You are all in for a BIG surprise!!
You only pass to heaven if you have accepted Christ into your life.. If not.. Hell is real.
You had an NDE (near death experience). I’ve read about them.
Makes you cry the sadness these places bring after all the joy people have experienced there now decaying.
My Aunty was born in 1927 and is still going strong at 94. Great video guys 💙💙👵🏻
You know what I love about these guys is that they don't take anything! It's not about making money for them it's about the thrill of exploration and history/architecture of a place! They're so respectful!
And they place things back exactly as they found them.❤️
I second that
Done a little research and Mackintosh stopped making quality street in 1969. Mad to think that tin is that old. So many abandoned places in the Uk it’s so sad. Another brilliant explore mate 👍
When I'm gone they will find a German Stradivarius copy violin made in 1866. Some periodicals like a 1909 Sears and Roebuck catalog. A fully functioning hundred and fifty year old wood cook stove that I still use relentlessly..... Along with endless other items. 🖤
Same in the US! Homeless people could have somewhere to live but government does not care.
This house was absolutely stunning! I enjoyed seeing all the old pictures. I always try to think what life would’ve been like back then for them in the house.
Thank you for a respectful explore of this family’s life’s that you shared with dignity. Please there was no vandalism. May they Rest In Peace.
One of my favorite houses you've been to. This house had everything, retro wallpaper, beautiful art deco fireplace and that last bedroom was just perfect. I loved the old rose wallpaper, the antique furniture and the photos of the family. Great find Adam. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. I'm so happy that it hasn't been destroyed by vandals. I hope they never find this one. Can't wait until the next adventure. Thanks for two in one week. You're spoiling us!
The first kitchen you went in had so much stuff exactly like my mum had. The blue plate. the metal teapot in the cupboard, the round shaped insulated teapot ( the one you said looked like a coconut liner) The tea tray, the tins in the cupboard.. When you went into the extension kitchen, there was my very first cooker, the good old Creda Horizon! It was a really good oven in it's day. Another great explore guys.
It’s strange how These guys explore these places you see a lot of your own life as it once was within these homes.👍👍👍
The blue plate is willilo pattern me mum had them An only them if my memory is correct and the twin tub washing mashing that brand was the one I got when I had me first flat service loved it x
I enjoy your videos. Even more after seeing some from other explorers! They don't give the time and compassion that you and Dale or Lisa give. I also appreciate that you often reply to comments how much you learn from them. And how you reply to the trolls.. 😛 keep exploring!
Thanks I try to reply to comments but I always read them all. Well thats the deal haha I show the places and If I don't know some thing you guys help me out for next time lol. Glad you enjoyed
I agree everyone else runs threw it they give details and look threw everything. I like that.
Another rivetting exploration at a once-beautiful residence lost in time. It's nice to think that the ladies, gentlemen and children peering out of all those sepia photos would be chuffed to think that our Adam has brought them back to life long after they sadly lost theirs.
Looking forward to the next time travel video, lads.
Brilliant explore 👌🏻. I live in North Wales and often a farmer would purchase a neighbouring farm and put the land with his existing farm and the house was just left to decay. Really sad that good houses were abandoned.
I don’t know why seeing all those pictures made me sad. Thank you for all you do.
Great explore, and no vandalism. In the tidy bedroom Dale brought over a box of bits and pieces, l was sure you were going to say " nice box of TRINKETS"!!! You didnt mention trinkets once !!! 😂😂 probably coz you've got a 4 wheeled one of your own now !! . Loved the gossip letter, you both made me laugh when you sang the old songs. Really enjoyed this video, thanks and take care xx
25:52 OMG! That little red wooden "doll thing" right in front of the wedding photo is a "Knitting Nancy" I had one for Christmas in about 1972. You wind wool around the little metal pegs on her head and a knitted tube of wool comes out through the hollowed centre..you could then stitch the tubes together to make things. OMG this video is giving me all the feels. Thank you, both of you, for being so respectful of the people whose home this was. 💕💕💕
I got one of these and I'm born 1986 in Poland x great memories, I was about 8-9 when I got mine from my dad, he's bought in in the craft shop..
I had a few of these growing up in New Jersey in the 70s/80s, we called them Knitting Spools, of course mine looked like thread less spools not a cute little doll
@@Pollon86 that's lovely. I have good memories connected to it also. 💕
@@mimiper72 aww.... I'm sorry you didn't have one that was a little doll. 😥
@@Pollon86 edgy username... yikes
I come from Poland and have watched many Polish urbex videos, but I must honestly say we don't have places like this here. I mean, places frozen in time to an extent where the past actually lives in the present day. From my point of view, there is a hint of magic and timelessness to almost every abandoned building in the UK. Thank you for exploring thos places in such a respectful manner.
Doesn’t it make you realise people once lived their ,if only walls could talk ,I bet some time
S it makes you feel sad .The old photos used to have a tint put on ,to make them look more real ,my mom had some .stay safe lv Ann uk
Great explore Adam..Thank you!
Perpetual calendar, didn’t need to buy new each year, just changed the photo at the front, nice video as usual from you, you are a real natural
Love this. The Quality Street tin took me back to childhood Christmas in the 70s and 80s. Loads of teapots ... they liked a cuppa. The name of funeral photos taken by the Victorians is "memento mori". Pye and Fidelity radios from the 70s. So nice that it hasn't been vandalised. Once a loving family. Thank you for sharing your exploration.
So glad I found your videos. Cant help but notice you find so many pictures. I don't understand how families don't want them. I would give my right arm for pictures of my family that dated back so far. Keep up the good work.
I don't think there's anything worse than dying alone. How that poor person must've felt before the end.
That will be myself at the end and excepted my faith to a dysfunctional family.
its looking like that for me lmao,, im 27 and nobody wants me. going to turn 70 and still be alone and probably die alone... sdgdfh
We come into this world alone, and we leave alone, but in between, I hope you do have happy memories to keep you company along your journey, I wish you, a better future.
@@angelathompson5431 we don't come alone, presumably you climed of of a womb? Attatched to a woman? Who fed you? Or was it some kind of 'Brave New World' type deal and you taught yourself EVERYTHING you know? Haha!
Don't be offended, I'm only playing with you. The rhetoric you use is well used by now (by myself included in my younger days) and personally, it's time for it to go lol!
@@Hartley_Hare nah mate, that's not appealing at all. As a mother myself (one of each - male and female) I would like to think, that I gave enough love, encouragement and respect, to have them with me. As I would be for them (God forbid)
We DO NOT come in alone, but it's what we do with it, dictates whether we go out alone.
I won't be going out alone.
Another great explore adam loved it its good to see no vandalism thanks for sharing take care x
Hi Adam very sad story regarding this family,such a shame seeing another house sadly decaying away,some interesting things left behind also slowly rotting away,another great video and thanks again for sharing your videos
Another awesome video standing still forgotten. Thank you for sharing Adam!🇨🇦
This was great and loved all the old pictures and things. Just a shame everything will decay and be nothing left. Thank you both and thanks for picking up the pictures and putting them up.
Adam, your videos are created with great respect and compassion for the land, structures, objects and most importantly for the families who adored their homes and surroundings. This most recent video presented you with numerous historical artifics. Have you and your best team members (Lisa and Dale) considered searching for families (some sad stories I do think) for them to add to or enhance family trees? My best!
That thought crossed my mind also, about trying to contact family members. There surely will be descendents still alive who would be interested in their family history and having all those photos. I enjoy these 'explores' but I have to say, I feel a bit uncomfortable about them reading personal things, letters and diaries etc. And some of the people in those wedding photos could be still alive or at least their children. This was once a happy family home with a load of history.
I really like the way he pays attention to the small knick- knacks and photos.
oh to be able to go into these old places and restore them... abandoned places break my heart...
Hiya mark I love it when you do the abandoned farm houses you can imagine the stories it could tell this was a really good one thankyou 🙏❤
Fabulous find, but sad that was someone's home.
It's a sitar an Indian guitar
From the USA just love your videos just lovely
Enjoy your explorations. One reason everyone used to look so somber in the old pictures was because focusing took so long that the people were asked to just keep a normal face. Nobody could keep a smiling face that long😊
Adam I loved this video. You and Dale are soooo funny when you are exploring together and you start talking about what you are seeing. It is a pleasure to listen to your banter.
I remember those old quality street tins,my grandparents used to keep club biscuits in there
Every family had a large bible in the house, everytime there was a new baby or a marriage it was documented into the front sleeve of the bible. If someone died this would be documented in the back sleeve of the bible. Tradition stopped in my family with me. Great house and looked like it would have Been a happy home. Thank you for this. 🇦🇺
Yeah that was amazing to see and the burial date aswell. Shame there wasn't much for then to write about must not have had much family
Yes, our family did too, on my dad's side. It made it so much easier in researching my family tree. They recorded the death and burial place under the birth as they left room for that.
Yes. I was given my grandparents’ Bible when they passed on, and found my parents have lied about their wedding date for years because my mother was already pregnant.
Bible? What’s that?
@@AdamMark pp
Brilliant video of memories and history, Adam. Love your video's. Keep them up ❤
So nice of you both to put everything back were you found them photos were lovely thank you both
Bob Tair Felin was a famous welsh folk singer who was most popular when in his 80's. I live in a cottage associated with him and in fact there is a monument in the wall of my garden in his memory.
Thats v good aw
Another great video , guys u do find some great places , The book is by John Bun - y - on , the kettle in the cupboard in s a t/pot , the cooker is a Cr.e e da , Not wallpaper on floor it was line or oilcloth , 60s wallpaper, instrument is a zither , key was a front door key not a church key they are bigger the piece Dale thought was a clock is a perpetual calendar, and the Brush was for sweeping crumbs off the table ,
I think it’s lovely how you explain in your videos, very caring!
Wow this was a great find guys...especially loved the old photo's 📷
1927 that's when my mum was born. So much life lived, history made,love shared here. Thank you kindly for the view.
Thanks so much for this walk down Memory Lane into a true time capsule. Greetings from Spain.
Love Exploring this abandoned places you guys are awesome keep up the good work bless you all
That room at the end though, a perfect time capsule. I needed to know what the rest of the letter said 😉
So amazing & pictures everywhere. Makes you wonder what happened that no one claimed any of those items.
Beautiful place with all the beautiful things left behind just beautiful
Love your vids ... thanx for putting in the time
Thanks for watching
This house should a museum. It has to be one of the best well preserve houses ever i really enjoyed watching this one so amazing you guys rock think you and youtube.
The secret doors that you are finding. Are likely closest or crawl spaces for clothing or storage. They are usually quite narrow and quite deep, especially when found in or near bedrooms.
Loved this. Thank you for sharing it with is.
This house is so cool! Can't get over old photos the fact no family members wanted them. Makes me 😢
Definitely tea drinkers never have seen so many tea pots before
Much enjoyed this video, hey you guys did amazing .. showing the life they as people did in that time, the place is beautiful.. nice window views too!! Cheers 🥂 Merry Christmas 🎄 too!! Thank you for taking the time sharing this love story of a beautiful place of memories left behind.
Beautiful photographs sad to see them left behind. I really enjoy the way you Take time to see it All it has Been
A Treat! Hello from Oklahoma, USA 💜
Thankyou for sharing. A very interesting explore.
Catching up on your videos Adam. Sad to see old family photos left to decay 😢. Thank you for the explore.
Thank you for sharing this video with me!! 👍😀
Thank you so much for exploring these places for us people on the other side of the world that will never be able to see these kind of places. I enjoy your videos very much.
I’m commenting before watching all this video, that armchair cover at the beginning, my late Mum put the exact same covers on the armchairs in our old farmhouse kitchen, we had a big old kitchen at the family farm here in Jersey Channel Islands, my late dad would nap in one and my late Grandfather in the other after our dinner, for 20 mins or so, the item in the old dresser looks to be an old magneto from an old tractor engine. Love your videos, been watching for a while but it’s the first time I’ve commented, brings back a lot of childhood memories though having grown up in the 60’s and 70’s, keep up the good work, all the best, Nick.
Some of the stuff my nana had, such sweet memories, thankyou boys xx
Yeah, be sad they're gone but be glad that they got to live. You can be sure many a happy as well as sad times were had there.
Great explore, thank you for bringing us along.
Great to watch as always. Very interesting find. So sad to die alone. Take care guy's. Thanks.
We are only sojourners in this world,our treasures in our permanent home in heaven.
I am thinking the same thing Catherine. Stumbled on to Adam's explores over a year ago. His work really helps to put/keep "things" in perspective.
God bless you!
Most refrigerators are empty and no food in the house. Like someone came in and cleaned it out. I'm amazed how all those old houses have such low ceilings and doorways. Not so much here in the states. Great explore. 💜💜💜
another amazing "time capsule" i love how u look at everything n are so very respectful!! ur so cute, great videos!!
Your videos are STUNNING! I am really enjoying living vicariously through you & your team! If you ever want help researching properties I would love to volunteer!
Beautiful home love yo see you dale together brilliant vidxx
Adam another great video. I love to watch your videos on how people lived. The old appliances and furniture. Even the old photos. It brings back memories for when I used to visit my grandparents. All the antique furniture and things they had. Until the next video, hope y'all stay safe and be careful.
Please be safe 🎉
Another amazing explore. Such a charming home, with such history.
Tack igen för en intressant video Adam..🤗💖
Great place very touching seeing all the funeral stuff & the family bibles & all the lovely photos surely there must still be relatives alive who would want them .. the thought of the pictures being lots forever is sad even a historic museum should take them and save them ... fantastic video loved seeing all the items!! god bless family.
Another great find Thankyou Adam, though Quality Street is now a Nestle brand!
Love your channel ❤️ the biscuit tin is a tea caddy for loose tea. We had one like it in the late seventies!! 😆😍🥰
Lovely house, especially the bedroom with the cot in it…still looks beautiful after years since a baby has slept in there!!! Looks like they’d just gone shopping+would be back home soon…!!! Enjoying your videos Adam…really interesting to see these far off places that we possibly wouldn’t see if is wasn’t for you showing them to us…well done for finding them+showing them to us!!! X❤️🙃
Thank you for being careful with their objects.
Good explore guys.
In that extension the outer roof was asbestos and was broken , so just be careful , love this explore .
My favourite quote of the day?!.... " Mad little trinkets " 😂😍
This one is making me so happy/sad nostalgic. I grew up in the 70s and we always spent a lot of time at my Nan and Grandad's and I'm seeing so much stuff that they used to have in their house...right down to the stripy deck chairs. The Mermaid biscuit tin and the Quality Street. As you walk through, I can imagine all the sounds that would have once filled that home....the sounds of life, love, sadness and happiness. 😭😭😭💕💕💕
Beautiful home in its prime I'm sure, too bad the state its in. Thanks once again for a fantastic explore! You always make my day when you post these hidden gems.
Yes loved this video,I can try to picture what the family was like as your going around x
How amazing is this farm house so much history and you saved the best room to last.. amazing place all those old photos too ❤️
Breaks my heart. Lives gone. To be forgotten EXCEPT BY YOUR KIND STORY TELLING
Timestamp 22:48 took me back in time to the 70s $ 80s. My grandmother played one of these in church. A beautiful memory.
I loved this video love an thorough explore picture and all it tells the story
Other half thinks the broken roof in the extension kitchen may have been asbestos?
If it wasn't corrugated? Hope the two of you are ok. Great vlog as per usual. Love from Tracy and Ken.
Absolutely loved the video.
Thank you
That was an amazing video.
The armchairs and the sideboard are 1950s.
The Creda cooker 1970s. Fire in the lounge is an electric coal effect one from the 1950s. The twin tub washer and Electrolux
vacuum cleaner are 1980s
Very very old this everything memoria this everything people's. Lovely everything this feelings. Everythings its left behind and wasted when moisture comis into the house,,very sad 🏫🛋💫🍮great this historia. Thank you this wonderful video. Adam and you friends. 👋🛋🌅
Great vid as always mate 💯🙌🏼
It's good when Dale walks through with you sometimes, yakking away, neat old things there
Thoroughly enjoyed this! Thanks guys for taking the time to do these videos :)
Thank you Adam and Dale for a fascinating exploration. Felt like I was there with you .
I really enjoyed watching this video with all the old stuff laying around this was a fun video thank you God bless
Awesome job as always Adam and Dale!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I've been watching your videos alot to a point I'm addicted lol but lately all I've been seeing is you walk around but no spirit talking I love listening to what comes through what would be nice is if you could get a medium to come with you ....would be lovely to hear more . I would love to try and find the people's relations cuz sometimes there is family still around as we all full out with members of family for one reason or another. And be great if a musisum in there area could display photos as its our history. Love your videos stay safe
I love videos like this because it's giving the viewers a chance to see how other people once lived and what kind of place where they lived their lives Thank You!
Sad there are not friends or family to look after the family treasures, pictures and memories. Love your videos.
This will be me😢
Another fab explore 👍 sue x