You're Abandoned Exploration Videos are just pure awesomeness! I miss just going out there & explore, I'm disabled now stuck on a Mobile chair & limited to where I can go with a walker!!! But watching your videos brings back all the old feeling of that kind of freedom to do anything ur heart desires. Thanks so much Wonder Hussy for sharing such awesome videos!
Hi Wonder Hussy, I know I suggested a visit to Bodie but now I've heard it's become a tourist attraction, so it might not be worth it. But have you heard of the Horton Mine in Northern Nevada? that would be cool...maybe in the near future....!!! :-) Have an awesome week WH :-)
Diamond point style window in the door circa 1915 to 1925, good quality lumber, and finishing details also around 1920, California craftsman style. Beautiful old place. old style flour bin, or potato bin, were farm style kitchens, and the stovepipe outlets to the chimney. Wow wow and how.
A very good and interesting video...a very peaceful site with beautiful views. The chimney with just the holes were built that way because they usually used oil/kerosene stoves for heating and cooking... they just needed to duct it upwards and into and out the chimney. (That silver barrel on the stilts and on its side was for that oil). The work shed with the shelves...those were for pipe fittings. They were marked with their sizes and types. Thanks for sharing such a unique and serene place!
I Love That Newspaper Too .. Great Video ! .. Talking About Built To Last .. When I Was About 10 Years Old ( 1973 ) My Grandma Had a 1920's - 1930's OLD Washing Machine That She Used EVERY - WEEK .. She Didn't Want Modern Machine .. She Loved That OLD MACHINE .... It Worked - Run - Perfect ... BUILT TO LAST
Love your upbeat outgoing personality Sarah, be very careful about breathing that rat dust, that is exactly how one can get Hantavirus, generally that virus is endemic to region of the Navajo Nation area, surprised a little that it has shown up in the Mohave Desert ; Peace Love Hugs
I really enjoy relaxing watching these long videos of a night. They help me drift off. Thank you. This would be a perfect new home for The Wyatt Family. 😁
Another great adventure. Everyone is waiting for the scream when you finally do encounter a Snake, possibly the 2 legged kind. Where is the Hike and Strike? That is a great old place, sandbox in front yard for kids?
Love your vids...your adventures and what a hot model you are...thanks for being the free person about life as you are....your the best! Keep up the great work
Even if she calls herself hussy and says she loves to behave badly (such as swear), I have to often tell myself not to develop a crush for her because we are supposed to concentrate on the abandoned targets she is filming. Glad to see I am not the only one who finds her likable.
If there was a good well on property, You could turn that into a Oasis. I've done it in SE Arizona. You will have to protect your crops from critters, but i grew everything, shading some in heat of day and some times using those barrels for burning in the garden at night so they would not freeze. Nothing like a clear Desert Night for Star Gazing.
Aloha W. H.! At 20:20, thats the smoke pipe for a wood stove thats long gone now. I lived in a cabin with a pretty big fireplace, but was told that if I put a little wood stove there, it would heat the room 10 times better for 1/10th the amount of wood! I'm enjoying your adventures, you should come to the lovely island of Kauai when this is all over & have some fun at the beach!!🌴🌺🌞⛱
Good video Wonderhussy! That old house was very interesting, but it didn't appear to have any onside wallboard. Strange. It does make one wonder, who and why out here? 1974, thats quite a long time, you were probably in your baby years when people lived here. Be safe Wonderhussy.
That place is so neat! Can you imagine being able to fix it up! Man, that would be so cool! Sure is isolated though... I would like that, and not like that at the same time.
It sure would! The mind runs wild with what could have happened. I like your take on the old occupants. The miner was caught cheating by the rich land owner. That's what the noose was for.
Very dramatic entrance through those trees! -- If the Dunes has "Casino de Paris 75" what year do you think it might be? -- That kitchen service window (with shutters) makes me think that was a community dining area like in a boarding house. -- Those sliding pocket doors and rails are worth big bucks. -- You're lucky there are no bats in there. -- Glad you didn't touch those eggs. Momma would reject them. --
WOW that was a awesome place. I really liked the idea for the big water tank if it was a shower room .It would make a awesome shower room . the bird eggs were a cool find. Have you been to the abandoned Boron federal prison on the way to Ransburg and Johannesburg off of 395 another neat place to explore..
"Did you ever know that your my hero? And everything I'd like to be? I could fly higher than an eagle, cause you are the wind beneath my wings" hahaha! Love you Sarah! Keep exploring!
Awesome video like always, I definitely like when you take us back in time, when you read an old newspaper that you find in these places, that definitely takes us back in time, keep it up, love your videos like always. PS, when you go into these places always try to look for an old newspaper, that makes it more interesting. That definitely tells us, what you’re exploring, and it’s history.
Boy, would I love to live there. It looks to me that somebody is restoring tho- The siding looks to have been re-purposed several times, I like it Regards Ody Slim
Here I am back 9 months later. I had not noticed the first time I viewed this vlog; this house is A KIT HOME, perhaps from Sears Roebuck. What hardware features I could see would have been consistent with mid-1920's Kit Homes. The pillars between living and Dining rooms would have been popular 1910 to 1940. The interior was never finished. The young wife for whom it may have been made. May have moved back to her Parents in Salt Lake. I don't know how old those Joshua Trees are but my guess is they are older tham Moi. (78)
When the video started I knew just where it was. The place looked a lot better in the early '80s, when I lived out that way. Was already abandoned, if I remember correctly, but it was in much better condition. Doors were locked and windows intact at that time. I learned about it on a break at the old store in Cima. Always stopped at Cima, when they were open, for a snack between beautiful downtown 29 Palms, and my friends home in Las Vegas. Anyway, there are more places like this spread around the area. Enjoy.
There was a narrow nose peterbilt sitting at that cima store,guy kinda had a junkyard. He would not sell the truck as he "had plans" for it. His name was ray. He is probably dead by now
Good video when you were reading off entertainers names in Las Vegas I had an Idea it was mid 70's with Wayne Newton being at the Sands . My foster father A Allen Stroud and he were good friends .you also kinda of gave away the location hoping no hulagins come and do damage I also liked Whitney Houston's version of I will always love you best ,,,Love watching your videos , be safe in all you do
This house was filmed on another TH-cam channel but in the dark as a spooky house. I fell in love with the house and built it in Sims both as a haunted house and as newer. Because you filmed this in the daylight I could see more. Thanks
It was totally open....but I think it's so remote that no one goes out there to vandalize. There was a campfire ring in the front yard as if someone had camped there recently....but no litter, no shotgun shells, no bullet holes...it was magical!
Well that's good to hear. These places are getting hard to find. Should be rehabbed and used for travelers. Did you see the cabin at the salt tram and did you make it out to the springs.
The pipe downstairs coming out of the brick would have been connected to the wood burning cookstove that was probably originally in the house. The papers you found were from 1975 but that home is a craftsman inspired home so probably built in the 1920-30’s. IMO 😊 Love your channel…
I would love for you to go through our home and try to figure out our story. It would be pretty easy but I’d love to hear the story you put together from your findings. Also, I love that you find beauty in almost everything you find and look at regardless of what it is. Your imagination is the best, you really do give us a vision of what it was like living there. I wish I had half the imagination.
that Shell oil drum looks like it was used to collect rain run off from the roof then piped over to the shower. they are called cisterns. people use them for water storage when you do not have a good source of running water.
Possibly a catalog house. Back when Sears, Montgomery Ward and J.C. Penny were viable at the early part of the 1900's (give or take) you could order a house from their catalog's. They would ship the plans, lumber and some hardware by train. Pretty cool way to buy a house. Then you had to put it together yourself. Being in close proximity to the rail line it just may be one.
The bins with the "union" I/4 "STL" 1/4 "L" are all pipe fittings and their sizes...a union is a fitting to hook pipe together... stl is a street elbow (one end is female threaded and the other is male threaded.. "L" is an elbow (both ends female thread. They must have been doing some small piping around there as 1/4 inch is small pipe. One wonders if anyone owns any of the property and buildings around there?
There is history to that place. Local newspaper dates it back to about 1912. It has no solid interior walls but had linen walls with plaster over it. I have been told it was a 'kit' house shipped in on the railroad.
That was so cool!!! Always wonder what the hell people would settle out there for. Had to be some kind of commerce? If you find out what that house was pls pass it on!
Love Your videos but You should wear at the very least a disposable paper type mask when going in places with a hantavirus warning. it comes from the mouse dropping when they dry out. a bit of wind or disturbance can cause them to become airborne. Keep exploring. But Please stay safe
Wonder Hussy, you are the only explorer who can successfully invade the Area 51 perimeter!! They wouldn't dare shoot you. In fact, they would find you so charming that they'd HAVE TO give you the full tour of the facility while filming. Go for it!!
We are waiting for your area 51 video big time, please make sure to include close-ups of any alien you see! Also, figuring out how old a place is, do close-ups on minor details: door hinges, door/window locks, screw heads, nail heads, wood joints, etc. maybe other people can chime in here. You are gifted at what you do, charming, elegant and fearless :)
Hello it may be a good idea to wear a mask to protect yourself from the haunta virus in moving yourself and other things the virus becomes fryable Which means airborne just sayin Semper Fidelis The Gunny
Girl you are screaming cool! Have you ever explored Walker Lake & Hawthrone area? Lots of cool abandoned and empty residential lots full of treasure troves just rusting and absorbing the elements
The plant with the gourd is a datura. They get big white, lily-like flowers on them. I lived in 29 Palms for a couple years and I saw them all the time.
The Shell Oil barrel on the back of the house was for fuel oil, basically diesel fuel for oil burning heating stoves. Place looks like it started out as a working ranch, semi successful, with stock pens out back.
I always see you in the dessert I love you by the way but not in a creepy way just love the fact your a gal thats not afraid to get out there an do cool things and see cool places but, i'd like to see you on the lost coast visiting the redwoods in humboldt i think you'd love it an i want to see you outta the desert on a vid lol just thought i'd say all that Later
@@yowser8780 That's my best guess too -- removed and repurposed somewhere else. Another guess -- walls removed due to water/mold damage or hantavirus mitigation.
You're Abandoned Exploration Videos are just pure awesomeness! I miss just going out there & explore, I'm disabled now stuck on a Mobile chair & limited to where I can go with a walker!!! But watching your videos brings back all the old feeling of that kind of freedom to do anything ur heart desires. Thanks so much Wonder Hussy for sharing such awesome videos!
so glad you are enjoying!!
Hi Wonder Hussy, I know I suggested a visit to Bodie but now I've heard it's become a tourist attraction, so it might not be worth it. But have you heard of the Horton Mine in Northern Nevada? that would be cool...maybe in the near future....!!! :-) Have an awesome week WH :-)
Diamond point style window in the door circa 1915 to 1925, good quality lumber, and finishing details also around 1920, California craftsman style. Beautiful old place.
old style flour bin, or potato bin, were farm style kitchens, and the stovepipe outlets to the chimney. Wow wow and how.
A very good and interesting video...a very peaceful site with beautiful views. The chimney with just the holes were built that way because they usually used oil/kerosene stoves for heating and cooking... they just needed to duct it upwards and into and out the chimney. (That silver barrel on the stilts and on its side was for that oil). The work shed with the shelves...those were for pipe fittings. They were marked with their sizes and types. Thanks for sharing such a unique and serene place!
Family weekly was an insert in Newspaper Sunday editions. It was very popular all over the us.I liked your enthusiasm most of all..
Ah, cool! thanks for the info!
Wow! Definitely one of the best places you found. like you, I love the old construction and built-ins.
Those old news papers are so cool! Loving all your awesome desert locations!
Love this video, Sarah. You are so entertaining and have the most delightful presentation. Keep up the good work. You're AWESOME!
More great vintage Wonderhussy vids. Poking around abandoned places. Got to love it.
I Love That Newspaper Too .. Great Video ! .. Talking About Built To Last .. When I Was About 10 Years Old ( 1973 ) My Grandma Had a 1920's - 1930's OLD Washing Machine That She Used EVERY - WEEK .. She Didn't Want Modern Machine .. She Loved That OLD MACHINE .... It Worked - Run - Perfect ... BUILT TO LAST
Love your upbeat outgoing personality Sarah, be very careful about breathing that rat dust, that is exactly how one can get Hantavirus, generally that virus is endemic to region of the Navajo Nation area, surprised a little that it has shown up in the Mohave Desert ; Peace Love Hugs
Great Desert Adventure,,, Looking forward to Part 2...!!!!! Stay Safe...!!!!!
I really enjoy relaxing watching these long videos of a night. They help me drift off. Thank you. This would be a perfect new home for The Wyatt Family. 😁
I love that you respected that bird's nest to not touch it and leave right away!
+stancexpunks thank you! It's important to perform small kindnesses :-)
.....Like your smile.....Love your style.....!!
it's heart-wrenching to see a house this beautiful NOT being renovated.
I really enjoy your exploring and your nattering is great
Another great adventure. Everyone is waiting for the scream when you finally do encounter a Snake, possibly the 2 legged kind. Where is the Hike and Strike?
That is a great old place, sandbox in front yard for kids?
Love these abandoned explore videos. Never ever stop making them please xxx
Love your vids...your adventures and what a hot model you are...thanks for being the free person about life as you are....your the best! Keep up the great work
+Ron Almon thank you!
You probably hear these creepy comments a lot huh? Sorry
You are such a likable person. Love your videos.
+Nigel thank you!!!
Even if she calls herself hussy and says she loves to behave badly (such as swear), I have to often tell myself not to develop a crush for her because we are supposed to concentrate on the abandoned targets she is filming. Glad to see I am not the only one who finds her likable.
+1
If there was a good well on property, You could turn that into a Oasis. I've done it in SE Arizona. You will have to protect your crops from critters, but i grew everything, shading some in heat of day and some times using those barrels for burning in the garden at night so they would not freeze. Nothing like a clear Desert Night for Star Gazing.
looking at the house and how clean it is - very amazing.
Aloha W. H.! At 20:20, thats the smoke pipe for a wood stove thats long gone now. I lived in a cabin with a pretty big fireplace, but was told that if I put a little wood stove there, it would heat the room 10 times better for 1/10th the amount of wood! I'm enjoying your adventures, you should come to the lovely island of Kauai when this is all over & have some fun at the beach!!🌴🌺🌞⛱
Good video Wonderhussy! That old house was very interesting, but it didn't appear to have any onside wallboard. Strange. It does make one wonder, who and why out here? 1974, thats quite a long time, you were probably in your baby years when people lived here. Be safe Wonderhussy.
Probably worked the railroad, what a lovely home. The brick was for wood stove. Wood stove's are so much better than fireplaces. Please be safe!
Love to restore that house. Awesome! 👍 ❤
I can picture it,sitting on the porch taking in a stunning view,oh how i wish...
That place is so neat! Can you imagine being able to fix it up! Man, that would be so cool! Sure is isolated though... I would like that, and not like that at the same time.
The creepy hanging chain is for a chain hoist. Used to remove automotive engines. Can also lift anything heavy for loading or unloading.
+donald gibbs aw man , it was so much spookier imagining it to have been a noose where they hanged people!!
It sure would! The mind runs wild with what could have happened. I like your take on the old occupants. The miner was caught cheating by the rich land owner. That's what the noose was for.
great video . looks a great place . looks like they were living off the land well (maybe less vegetables) but they have the vines etc
You are a Hoot to watch!!!
Awesome video WH you really take the time to look at everything,Awesome job
Great video... Omar sent me...I just subbed to your channel, really interesting!!!
+pippa rose very cool! Welcome to the club :-)
We're in a club, Yeah!!!
Thank u, I'm very excited to catch up on all your videos!!!
GOTHIC CHILD How do they scam people? I'm curious now
Boarding house perhaps...it’s sure big enough...WH you have one of the best channels on the TH-cam 😃🥰😃🥰
Very dramatic entrance through those trees! -- If the Dunes has "Casino de Paris 75" what year do you think it might be? -- That kitchen service window (with shutters) makes me think that was a community dining area like in a boarding house. -- Those sliding pocket doors and rails are worth big bucks. -- You're lucky there are no bats in there. -- Glad you didn't touch those eggs. Momma would reject them. --
voices.nationalgeographic.com/2014/10/03/animals-science-babies-birds-turtles-weird-animal-questions/
yeah I realized that about the '75 show when it was too late....d'oh!!!
WOW that was a awesome place. I really liked the idea for the big water tank if it was a shower room .It would make a awesome shower room . the bird eggs were a cool find. Have you been to the abandoned Boron federal prison on the way to Ransburg and Johannesburg off of 395 another neat place to explore..
thanks for sharing, love your videos!
"Did you ever know that your my hero? And everything I'd like to be? I could fly higher than an eagle, cause you are the wind beneath my wings" hahaha! Love you Sarah! Keep exploring!
im gad i found your channel your a sweet good hearted woman thanks for showing these really cool places
Another nice video Sarah, keep them comming
Awesome video like always, I definitely like when you take us back in time, when you read an old newspaper that you find in these places, that definitely takes us back in time, keep it up, love your videos like always.
PS, when you go into these places always try to look for an old newspaper, that makes it more interesting. That definitely tells us, what you’re exploring, and it’s history.
Boy, would I love to live there. It looks to me that somebody is restoring tho-
The siding looks to have been re-purposed several times, I like it
Regards Ody Slim
Here I am back 9 months later. I had not noticed the first time I viewed this vlog; this house is A KIT HOME, perhaps from Sears Roebuck. What hardware features I could see would have been consistent with mid-1920's Kit Homes. The pillars between living and Dining rooms would have been popular 1910 to 1940. The interior was never finished. The young wife for whom it may have been made. May have moved back to her Parents in Salt Lake. I don't know how old those Joshua Trees are but my guess is they are older tham Moi. (78)
The old butcher block looks like it could of been made in the 1800s. Look's like from pictures I've seen from that era.
Interesting video...
When the video started I knew just where it was. The place looked a lot better in the early '80s, when I lived out that way. Was already abandoned, if I remember correctly, but it was in much better condition. Doors were locked and windows intact at that time. I learned about it on a break at the old store in Cima. Always stopped at Cima, when they were open, for a snack between beautiful downtown 29 Palms, and my friends home in Las Vegas. Anyway, there are more places like this spread around the area. Enjoy.
I love that area!! How cool that you lived out there!
There was a narrow nose peterbilt sitting at that cima store,guy kinda had a junkyard. He would not sell the truck as he "had plans" for it. His name was ray. He is probably dead by now
Hey Wonder Hussy, Omar Gosh sent me and I'm not hating him for it. Loving your videos so far, can't wait to see more!
right on!!! Welcome!!
Sure love the nostalgia and your enthusiasm. I'm guessing you love doing these too.
garden is on side of house its huge and fenced in,cool video
ahhhh that makes sense!
Good video when you were reading off entertainers names in Las Vegas I had an Idea it was mid 70's with Wayne Newton being at the Sands . My foster father A Allen Stroud and he were good friends .you also kinda of gave away the location hoping no hulagins come and do damage I also liked Whitney Houston's version of I will always love you best ,,,Love watching your videos , be safe in all you do
Just watched your lil Luechenbach(However you spell it) Texas video.. needed me some more Wonder Hussy adventuring.
This house was filmed on another TH-cam channel but in the dark as a spooky house. I fell in love with the house and built it in Sims both as a haunted house and as newer. Because you filmed this in the daylight I could see more. Thanks
Death Valley Mine I've been there. It was boarded up when I was out there. It should be boarded back up to keep out the vandals!
It was totally open....but I think it's so remote that no one goes out there to vandalize. There was a campfire ring in the front yard as if someone had camped there recently....but no litter, no shotgun shells, no bullet holes...it was magical!
Well that's good to hear. These places are getting hard to find. Should be rehabbed and used for travelers. Did you see the cabin at the salt tram and did you make it out to the springs.
I did see the cabin, but didn't go to the springs....not enough time :(
The pipe downstairs coming out of the brick would have been connected to the wood burning cookstove that was probably originally in the house. The papers you found were from 1975 but that home is a craftsman inspired home so probably built in the 1920-30’s. IMO 😊 Love your channel…
great video hussy....
The water tank with the birds nest was probably a sauna and the pipes going into the brick chimney thing was for wood stoves.
I would love for you to go through our home and try to figure out our story. It would be pretty easy but I’d love to hear the story you put together from your findings.
Also, I love that you find beauty in almost everything you find and look at regardless of what it is. Your imagination is the best, you really do give us a vision of what it was like living there. I wish I had half the imagination.
that Shell oil drum looks like it was used to collect rain run off from the roof then piped over to the shower. they are called cisterns. people use them for water storage when you do not have a good source of running water.
Wow another great video !
Wonderhussy I can't help myself I love your videos love your live keep the videos coming Apple Valley Ca
Possibly a catalog house. Back when Sears, Montgomery Ward and J.C. Penny were viable at the early part of the 1900's (give or take) you could order a house from their catalog's. They would ship the plans, lumber and some hardware by train. Pretty cool way to buy a house. Then you had to put it together yourself. Being in close proximity to the rail line it just may be one.
thanks for the journey. awesome job!!!
Excellent find. I'm going to say very early 1900's and it may of been a Sears Home package.
The bins with the "union" I/4 "STL" 1/4 "L" are all pipe fittings and their sizes...a union is a fitting to hook pipe together... stl is a street elbow (one end is female threaded and the other is male threaded.. "L" is an elbow (both ends female thread. They must have been doing some small piping around there as 1/4 inch is small pipe.
One wonders if anyone owns any of the property and buildings around there?
this is interesting i like the ghost towns the best
The chain was probably to pull motors. What did they do for water? Are there windmills in the desert? Interesting.
I would live there in a heartbeat! Restore and keep things the same as possible no electricity. Gosh I love it.
great video hussy
Wailing Banchee wind beneath my wing... oy Veh............ Oh you are a funny one.... too much...
There is history to that place. Local newspaper dates it back to about 1912. It has no solid interior walls but had linen walls with plaster over it. I have been told it was a 'kit' house shipped in on the railroad.
Dave Budd it has that Sears-Roebuck catalog house look to it.
That's got to be the best cabin/house you have explored yet... you could almost move back into live in it! Where did they get water from?
there must have been a well, or underground spring...all those grapevines
the markings on the cubbies in the work shop are for pipe fittings
That was so cool!!! Always wonder what the hell people would settle out there for. Had to be some kind of commerce? If you find out what that house was pls pass it on!
will do!
Love Your videos but You should wear at the very least a disposable paper type mask when going in places with a hantavirus warning. it comes from the mouse dropping when they dry out. a bit of wind or disturbance can cause them to become airborne. Keep exploring. But Please stay safe
Looks like that old shop was a service station for people that broke down in the middle of nowhere before cars became for reliable.
Wonder Hussy, you are the only explorer who can successfully invade the Area 51 perimeter!! They wouldn't dare shoot you. In fact, they would find you so charming that they'd HAVE TO give you the full tour of the facility while filming. Go for it!!
stillonly35cents You go First 👍👍👍👍
But I'm not charming!!!
I do plan to go up and shoot there soon...there's a spot you can see into the base from a nearby mountaintop, so I'll bring a telephoto lens!
Right on!!
We are waiting for your area 51 video big time, please make sure to include close-ups of any alien you see!
Also, figuring out how old a place is, do close-ups on minor details: door hinges, door/window locks, screw heads, nail heads, wood joints, etc. maybe other people can chime in here.
You are gifted at what you do, charming, elegant and fearless :)
That is a beautiful home - things really were built to last - where's the bathroom/water closet?
No doubt that place would still be a great place to live if it had been maintained all these years.
The newspaper 1975, how nice to go back in time
Still binging on your videos! 👍🏾🥰👋🏾😇🙏
Hello it may be a good idea to wear a mask to protect yourself from the haunta virus in moving yourself and other things the virus becomes fryable
Which means airborne just sayin
Semper Fidelis
The Gunny
Girl you are screaming cool! Have you ever explored Walker Lake & Hawthrone area? Lots of cool abandoned and empty residential lots full of treasure troves just rusting and absorbing the elements
that's actually pretty cool .
The plant with the gourd is a datura. They get big white, lily-like flowers on them. I lived in 29 Palms for a couple years and I saw them all the time.
The sense of adventure is strong with this one....
The Shell Oil barrel on the back of the house was for fuel oil, basically diesel fuel for oil burning heating stoves. Place looks like it started out as a working ranch, semi successful, with stock pens out back.
pot belly stoves vented out those chimneys.
Well constructed, and not trashed.
👍❤️One of a kind.
Flour bin sweetheart really enjoyed your last video your videos just keep getting better
I always see you in the dessert I love you by the way but not in a creepy way just love the fact your a gal thats not afraid to get out there an do cool things and see cool places but, i'd like to see you on the lost coast visiting the redwoods in humboldt i think you'd love it an i want to see you outta the desert on a vid lol just thought i'd say all that
Later
OMG I have been there!!! I loved it so much...I camped in Sinkyone Wilderness once, it was one of my top favorite places!!
How would I recognize you at the supermarket?? I wouldn't!!
Damn you I can't stop watching your videos you're so fun
So was the four car makers ford, gm, Chrysler and AMC?
20:08 - I'm going to guess that chimney was connected to a wood burning stove thingie of some sort
For gourds to grow you need a very sandy soil with some compost mixed in with it.
That place looks amazingly sound, structurally. It's a shame that it's just sitting there, weathering away. Cheers.
This Old House could be Made into a Show Place--Good Vibs. from this Old House, especially Front Porch area...
I was laughing so hard at 5:52 you made me spit up my coffee!
Wow, somebody stripped all of the drywall down and removed it. They were going to totally fix it up.
Richard they didn't have drywall back then, lath and plaster. this place looks like it only got built so far, then construction stopped, intrestingly
Don't think so. It may have had decent wood paneling on the inside, likely somebody took it off to use it elsewhere.
@@yowser8780 That's my best guess too -- removed and repurposed somewhere else. Another guess -- walls removed due to water/mold damage or hantavirus mitigation.
you encounter weird happenings while youre out? Like that guy at the Horton Mine?
not yet, but I hope to sometime!
trying to figure out where it is. my kid and I wanna go! I live in Vegas. we love abandoned places.