2 Country farm houses/Old machines/Built late 1800`s
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Hey house lovers and explorers! Here are 2 more old homes that sit out in the rural areas of South Australia. The second home was one myself and Werner explored last yeas so check out his channel here! / @wernersadventures8330 Hope you all enjoy the explores! Cheers for watching :-)
Great start to the video, I'm settled down to enjoy 🙂
Happy Sunday all 👋
Thank you! You too Sandra, cheers for watching :-)
Two lively kangaroos together nice .good timing to catch at the same moment. 😅😊😂
I tried to move into the first one over thirty years ago,
Hi abcnit :-) Was the old place in livable condition back then? Cheers :-)
What did it look like then? Bet it was a pretty place. 👍🍺🇦🇺
I really enjoyed this episode from last year with these two awesome farmhouses and everything that went along with them like the farm
machinery and sheds, seeing the kangaroos was really great and as
always i like seeing rural areas of South Australia this was another
awesome look at exploring the old empty houses and until next time
have a great week and Thank You.(:🇦🇺🦘🤠🦘🇦🇺:)
Hey Paul
Thanks again for another explore. The first house was quite something. Love the return verandah and the doors leading onto it. The garden would have been beautiful in its day.
The second house became useful for feeding and shearing sheep.
My father did his apprenticeship at H.V. McKay in Sunshine. What innovative men they were in those days. 👍🍺🇦🇺
The two story…….Glorious in its day I’m sure.
One thing for sure...... they were built to last. Great country view😊
Enjoying the birdsong especially blackbirds 👍
Like the country home built on a slope. Looks like a very nice home back in it's glory.
Paul i enjoyed all of your TH-cam videos.😊
Cheers Steve! Appreciate it :-)
Those homes were beautiful in their day! Cool find’s & video mate! ❤️🤘👍
That first property was named 'View Park' and it was built between 1868 and 1873. From 1880 it was owned by the Charlson family up until 2021. My late uncle and aunt rented and lived there for a few years in the late 1950's.
Shame it has such extensive fire damage!
Where abouts is it? Would love to see older photos of the property
Hi Wayne! :-) Thanks heaps for filling in the info on this one! Wow definitely a long history for this place with the same family and to think you uncle and aunt lived there too! Do you think they would have taken any photos of it? Cheers for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 I spoke to my neighbor last night and showed him you vid, he owned the property up until 2 years ago but hadnt been there for years. That was his club lounge chair. He liked your video and was happy to see the place. I'll ask him if he has any photos. He lived there in the 70's, I didnt know that until last night. He's anothee Charlson.
@@WayneWayneWayne-ke6km thanks so much! 🙂 That is awesome , It would be great to add some history to it and revisit it again. It is so good to put a story to these places and even the furniture left behind. Glad he liked the video too! 🙂
Once again, more to see on the outsides. This is the second time I've seen a root cellar with a fireplace, my only guesses are (as you said) for blacksmithing out of the hot summer sun or as an emergency winter shelter to keep warm.
It would be interesting to know the story on that smashed up white Isuzu. Who's fault?
Thanks for the tours Paul!
Stayin tuned! 👍🤠
Yeah the 1st home would have been a absolutely ripper in its day....Top vid again..UI...😊
the first place was pretty cool I could see hippy,s living in that old place the second one at least that still put it to use even after the house wasent used Werner and Heather both are Awesome people
🌟Hi Paul, wow what an incredible residence perched high on the hill in the countryside a real step back in time all the old farm equipment I’m sure a lot of history behind it. Takes me back to school excursions visiting colonial places. Thank you for the tour. ❤😊x🌟
Hello Paul, hope you are doing well. I would love to live in the country. It's so peaceful. Away from the city noise and close neighbors. I live alongside a busy road, and every time a semi would come through town, pass my house, my entire house shakes. Thanks for sharing another great video, Paul. Be safe and be careful. See you in the next explore.
Seeing those kangaroos was really cool. Now I hoping to hear a kookaburra bird. Sad there was a fire, Second house, too bad about the hay being there, I don't blame you for not going in.
I am impression by the noise of the animale !
In France , we don’t have the same ambiance !
Merci beaucoup ! 😊
You're probably loving the cooler late autumn weather, Paul. I always enjoy the cooler days following a hot summer. Unfortunately, here in Arizona our 🥵is just beginning!
Hi John, yes cooler weather much preferable :-)
Ps the sheep farm cool as will ty sharing this video
😊🎉Buenas desde Colombia, gracias
Two awesome explores mate I remember the 1st cottage went there 7 years ago probably my first explore, there was a cubby house and swing in that old tree out the back. The second one that was a great day out mate 2 exploring pals going on a mission hey. cheers mate was a cool explore.
Glad you enjoyed Werner! :-) Yes what a cool old place. I just learned that it was built about 1870 an in the same family for 141 years! Yep the second one was pretty interesting how they used it as shearing shed. Well built old sheds too! We will head out again mate! Will pm ya regarding your msg! Cheers mate
@@urbexindigo5164 awesome mate
Thanks, Paul. You can imagine the 2nd one held my interest. The tractor looked like it wouldn't take much to start! By chance, last night a video of yours from 6 years ago (Abandoned - Is it copper?) showed up on my 'Home' page. I hadn't seen it previously so watched with interest and appreciate how you have moved from learning your craft to the natural filming and commenting of now. Great stuff! 👏👌
Just imagine the people that built that stone by stone
And the blood spilt, sweat dripping with the hopes and dreams that went into building these.
Lovely old home great find.loved.the.old.buggie.greatvideo❤thank you
New subscriber, glad to find your channel as I love old buildings and their history 😊
Cheers PSBN 🙂 I will check out your channel 👍😁
Gotta love the fleurieu peninsula , watch out for those scotch thistles, they hurt!
Cheers mate 😎👍
Thanks for another great explore, I always look forward to a new upload from your channel. Please keep them coming....I haven't watched any from here in the states as enjoyable or with as good commentary as yours!
Hi paul, what a lovely episode you showed. Love the out look of the first home. It looked like the fire may have started in the front room! I had a 😊 when you mentioned about the loo with a view.. keep up the good work. Cheers Deb
Good job, glad you filmed it.
Gday mate,you did one on a house in scarsdale a few years ago,i cant find it any more,its been in our family since the 1800s,my mum grew up there and the floorboards missing in one of the rooms was me making a table.
Another cool 😎💯 explore glad you are back to the farm 🏘️ houses
Well- these two were unlike the normal farm homes that we normally see you film- the stone house would have been very cold- cool in the summer, to be sure, but cold in the winter. It also would have been intensive to build. I wonder what the farm looked like back when it was built. The second one- why fill them with hay? I'm sure the corral layout makes some sense, but it just looks so random to me. Also seems like a fairly big operation to need that kind of equipment? Anyway, Paul- thanks, again, for more wonderful explore- the country is where my heart lays- Roo's and all. Have a wonderful weekend!!!!-SDK
lovely
Paul I cooked on that same Adelect stove you did but in the mid 70's on Anzac Hwy.
Hey mate is that you who sent the pics to me via FB? :-) Always fascinated to know more about those old Anzac Hwy units. I still have to upload that video which will be quite extensive as I have uncovered a lot of history :-)
The tractor was made between 1965-1979.
Urbex Indigo thanks for sharing this video it was a real interesting one i really enjoyed it about the 2 Country farm houses/Old machines/Built late 1800`s the first rock farm house that looked like it was in a fire was really strange i had a paranormal experience a old man was pissed that you was in that house i don't know if you belive that but iam sharing it with any way my friend he spoke in your a Australian language and he was very mad i told hm it was only a video. i am a male medium he spoke to me. and then he calm don and stoped i am from the U.S.A and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless.
I'm in the UK and been watching Mcleod's Daughters on prime and the second cottage in this video reminds me of that series with the sheep shearing. Also watched a lot of your videos.
Yes a very popular TV series here McLeod's daughters! 🙂 Glad you are enjoying, thanks for watching 🙂👍
Ah, wow, how's these old country properties, bygone eras come at you.... So much old gear is still kicking around. I love it. Thanks again for sharing. Cheers, MM :)
so much hard work,to build these homes,makes you wonder about the life they had and if there was family's.A simpler time..Thank you❤️👍🇺🇸
Very cool 😎💯 bonus footage kangaroos
Probably someone. Once pride and joy. Now nothing more then a shell of fading memories. The Massey Ferguson 3342. Model Was built 1984.
Those old spring beds were the most uncomfortable things to sleep on always sagged in the middle 😂
Bonjour d'Occitanie (France)
2:02 il y a comme une charrue et ce qui est à l'instant cela me fait penser soit à une semeuse, soit une remorque pour répandre de l'engrais cela dépend du système en dessous, l'outil que j'ai pris pour une charrue peut être un brise motte ou un outil du même genre.
La maison semble être à deux niveaux, mais elle en a qu'un seul, quand j'ai vue la vignette de la vidéo elle me faisait penser à certaine construction que j'ai vue dans les Pyrénées ou les constructions suivent le relief au rez de chaussées l'étable ou la bergerie et à l'étage l'habitation. Là il y a un décalage c'est une terrasse qu'il y a au dessus
Il y a peut être une cave. Un petit BBQ en soirée estivale pour moi se serait Juillet ou aout, pour vous c'est l'inverse, une soirée de la saint Sylvestre au premier de l'an grillade cela doit être sympa.
Dommage que la deuxième maison ne puisse pas être visité
The Massey Ferguson combine was built in the 1980's
I think someone still uses the tractor did you notice the tire marks coming up to it
Where is this , looks amazing
THAT LOOKS LIKE FIRE DAMAGE!!!!!!
Isuzu Rodeo looks like 86 88 model
Same model as mine except mine is duel cab tray top.(2001 build). I think they ran this model to early 2002 using the same body with mechanical upgrades.
Great video enjoyed it thank you
“ran off…hopped off, skipped off…” “buggered off” more like
😁👍
Wow that first place pretty. Cool not much look but they life hard no barns or children coops didn't have much livestock slow life's
Were those birds angry with you?
Ha ha that's just normal cockatoo behaviour..they make a racket 😅
Yeah noisy cockatoos! 👍😁
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Another great vlog, I’m wondering if you ever bump into the owner of these properties when you’re out snooping around?.cheers from Downunder ❤️🦘🦘🇦🇺