Exploring a Cool Large Abandoned House in Whitby, Ontario
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- This is another house I have passed so many times in the last several years, and one day...boom! it was abandoned! It appears it has been REALLY abandoned. After watching the footage I am forced to critique myself and say that some of the footage seemed rushed, so in advance, I apologize.
A very large farmhouse that has likely been sitting in this same spot for close to 90 years based on the brick work and architecture. I tried to look up info based on the address and some interior evidence, but didn't have any luck..so if any of you sleuths find anything, PLEASE let me know and I will post in the description.
I loved this house because it was so large..room after room it seemed to go on forever. A lot of artifacts left behind, especially writing on the walls the give an idea of who lived here, which is great. Other more tangible artifacts were found throughout the house, which again, add to the history of previous occupants. This house has 2 of my favorite features, first is the dual staircase and second is the loft.
This house sits kinds close to the 407 build, but, its not close enough, so the abandonment is a mystery to me..maybe land value alone could be the deciding factor in the fate of this dwelling.
Another great explore!!!
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You're my favorite explorer because u don't talk, u get in, u make sure we see everything thoroughly, and and u get out. The silence makes u the best. please don't ever change that.
this house is awesome. I'd live there. It needs some TLC and new things, but all in all its really cool. Great find. Thanks :)
+Vonda Ngigi That means so much to hear!! Thank you!!!
I completely agree! Love the no talking style!! Hear the sounds of the house!
+Vonda Ngigi A great deal more than a little TLC
Yes I found it vicarious, exploring the house through your eyes and camera. The Silence is deafening.
Also agreed. if youd like some tips on some great places not far from most of your locations id love to contribute
One of the oldies. Brick all around and real wood doors. Thank you for showing.
Such a beautiful old place. Irregular walls, hidey holes, ornate decor - on a regular home. They don’t build homes like this anymore, n haven’t for awhile. This is a lost art
Didn't seem rushed at all to me. Great job and excellent find. That's a nice house! Shame they are letting it slowly decay.
+Explore With Us Thanks for your positive feedback..That house was great I agree!!
I am the kid who opened that door!!!! I grew up at the buildings near and loved exploring that!!! I remember shooting beer bottles with my dad in the driveway. Sucks it’s gone now and replaced with houses
My ggrandfathers brother James Gibson Kerr (wife and family too) immigrated to and lived on Twin Stream Farm from 1923. I arrived in Toronto in 1990 and was fortunate to stay for 2 days on the farm with one of the last of 13 children but never had a camera. I believe it is now long gone but I will forever have memories of my time there.
G.R. Ayres - George R. Ayres (Feb.21,1838-May 30,1918) native of Devonshire, England, married to Ann Rice (ca1838-Apr.7,1917) also of Devonshire.
+Paula Beattie Could it be the same person???
+DaaDeeOh's Urban Exploration Yes, I think so because he and his wife had a daughter named, Ellen born in Whitby in 1859 so that would fit the timeline.
+Humming Bird Thank you but it was my pleasure.
Was that twice you opened the fridge. As a kid my Mom would say "Going back to open the fridge door again won't make food suddenly appear!"
When I look at that food it really gets me that none of it appears to be spoiled...preserved forever...!! What kind of chemicals are we putting into our bodies...yuck!! The cheese is still orange and looks like they just bought it...yet there is mold all over the inside of the fridge...so scary!! Good video...thanks!!
+Shannon Fisher i thought that too o.O
+Shannon Fisher It's scary that cheese still looks ok.
thanks for this...i passed this house every day on my way to work, i always wanted to see inside and then one day the house was gone...the land is currently being developed into a subdivision. thank you for making this record!
A great home. I often think about the families that lived in these abandoned houses. And why they are vacant. Thanks for the tour.
+Herma C Your welcome ) Sad to report, this house was demo'd several weeks after I posted this.
A cup of coffee and 20 minutes well spent. I Enjoyed that.
+PrairieDodgers Im so glad you spend 20 minutes watching!!
+PrairieDodgers 21 minutes lol
Exactly what I'm doing now. ☕
Another great find! Love the unique design of this old farmhouse. The woodwork is always my favorite! Great job! Thank you & take care:-)
+Maria Wilk Thanks Maria!!
You're videos are excellent, good lighting good scanning one of the best on you tube keep up the excellent work.
I Love Old Homes, they were built to Last...sp Beautiful..
+cwb0051 Happy to share!!
Best exploration videos on you tube :)
Thanks daadeeoh !
+fimbles101 ahhh thanks! I love hearing you enjoyed that much!! I share with the world because of fans like you!
This is a new favourite of mine. I love this house! It's so spacious and beautiful. Some of the floors and wallpaper are original. I also liked that old button switch and also how some of the plugs only had two prongs instead of three. That's old. Not to mention the attic. What an amazing attic. It is all done up with a perfect shape and beautiful floors. They don't make houses like this anymore. If it was abandoned due to expropriation, I am gonna seriously destroy something!
+Matthew Torok This house can be a dream house with a little $$ and effort..I hope it survives!
It really can be. It reminds me of this beautiful victorian house in Orangeville, ON which I hope was successfully sold. Is this house for sale?
Neat camera work but if your going to turn the food around on fridge door for a date focus in please..
Really enjoyed watching this one - thank you for sharing. Nice that it hasn't been trashed (yet). Great filming and it didn't seem rushed at all.
OMG! that fly paper - I remember walking into one of those years ago, and trying to untangle it - not nice.
It's strange the things people leave behind - random furniture, the computer - and how weird - that fridge with all the stuff on the shelf.
- Glad to see the freezer was empty!
It would be interesting to find out the history of this house.
The cement walls behind the water heaters, look to be the remnants of an old cistern...a large cement box that stored rainwater for use in the house...these were common in old farm homes. My grandmother's house had a cistern...it was open on top and I could see the water if I stood on a stool. They had a well and the pump could also draw from the cistern.
Pretty clean. The creepy green wallpapered attic loft is a time capsule. In 1800s arsenic was used to get those bright greens-people died.
Great explore! I picture a large family with children in this house, probably more than one generation.
+Rebecca Sanderson There was enough for a huge family in this place for sure...I would have loved to been a kid in that house..of the trouble I would have got into! lol. Thanks for Watching, come back for more and please share!!
I also agree, some just talk and talk and talk. And sometimes you just wish they would be quiet! Some go to fast where you can't see hardly anything. Yours is just right, and I look forward to seeing something of yours I havent seen. You do an excellant job!
+Jeanie coudriet Everyone has a style, and mine is just silient. I'm not that interesting lol
It didn't seemed rushed to me. I enjoyed the video. Very cool place.Like the pictures at the end. Whats not to like about Ms Buttersworth in the fridge? Pancakes anyone? LOL!
+AbandonedSC Thanks A-SC means a lot to hear that! I could have had a feast with what was left in that fridge!! lol..
I am going to add you to my Featured Channel list my friend, thank you for all of your support of the last few years!!
I love the upper room at about 13:25 with that gorgeous green wallpaper. Also when you opened the drawer with that key at 14:08 it made a sound that said HELLO heheh.
+meridian FX SO happy you enjoyed! I always wanted a house with a loft!
Thank you for the showing of this gorgeous house. You do such a good job and I love your videos, and there's certainly no need to apologize. You do so much more then I could ever do!! I'd love for someone to come in and make it come alive with all it's beauty!! Such good shape mostly and no graffiti! Wow, now that's quite the miracle!!
Sadly this house has been demo'd for a new neighborhood. Out with the old, in with the new. Thank you for you kind words!!
DaaDeeOh's Urban Exploration Awww sad, but part of life. 😥
I have watched many videos of this nature, and I really like your style. The stills, and lack of voice or your face make me feel like I'm there.
+simple jones Thank you! You get what I am trying to achieve ))) Just want to offer something a little different )))
I really can feel the history of this beautiful house...thx for sharing and greets from germany
+Der Steuermann Thank you Der for taking the time to watch! I wish I has more on the history. But the building itself tells a very cool tail of workmanship and care in design. Please come back, I have lots more to offer and please share with a friend!
Wonderful house. Love the old beam with the owners' name and date of build. would have loved to grow up in this house-all sorts of neat hiding places in the basement for hide-n-seek. :-)
It hasn't been abandoned that long. Perhaps 10 years or so. The exp. date on the condiments would have been the biggest clue. I recognize several quite popular
products. The door off the utility room is a popular kitchen door that can be bought at Lowe's or Home Depot, in the States.
The carpeting on the stairs is still in great shape, and looks to be not that old. The walls look pretty good, the wood trim and the stairway railing is still gorgeous. The light switch looks to be from around the 1920's or 30's. It's a good thing vandals have stayed away pretty much. Too bad it won't or can't be fixed be up. What a darling house, that was probably built in the late 1800's.
I really liked this video but you always have the best videos. The house was awesome
+ndn sam so great to read a comment like that ! Thank you!
Yet another example of a very nice house going to waste, in my opinion it's not too far gone to be salvaged the roof still looks in decent condition, didn't notice any leaks when you were in the attic, also it appears the scrappers haven't moved in yet, that could be due to low scrap prices.
Also in my opinion it looks like it was an older couple that possibly lived there due to the few furniture items that were left behind and the decor.
+redneckbryon The roof is in poor state. The rain gutter is full of vines that have carried water into the house under the drip edge and is evidenced on several places in the house on the plaster walls that back to the outside.
+gerald bulmerr very nasty did not need to know that
+peggyt1243 I heard the noise in the video, I find it unfortunate anytime an old house gets torn down.
that was cool with the chronological wall . I did that to my wall too when I was a kid
+Abandoned NorthJersey Glad you enjoyed! it was very cool )) I did that wall markings for my boys as well )
I love the house. I am always making floor plans and I will make a copy of this house. In better condition of course.
What an incredible find! Guess when you see an old house still lived in, it pays to keep checking back! Really glad you did as I'm sure you'd probably agree this will go down as a very memorable explore.
Definitely no shoddy workmanship when they put this one together. Ad for why it was abandoned, maybe the list of needed repairs came to a point where it was deemed a money pit and they bailed. You could tell somebody was replacing certain things around there over there years and then just seemed to have drawn a line and said "that's it." Then again, who knows what happened.
I saw no problem with your camera work, thought it was great as always. Thanks for the great explore, Daadeeoh!
+smilinachya It was a great find for me ) and so random, which makes it that much better )
Canadian mansions seem to deteriorate much slower than many other places must be the superior build quality.
You know it!!!!
I was going to say double stairways, cool! and I like those books or color books! and omg so huge wow I would really get lost in that house!
lol you made me dizzy with all the spinning whooooohooooo lol . just to let you know still searching for good place for you around here . oh and I knew you would post some summery videos now that the cold is setting in lol good video mon ami keep it coming :) a bientot bonne journee soit prudent dans tes aventures (see ya soon have a good day be safe in your adventures) byessssssssss
+carol-anne martin YA, i know, some parts a little rushed i found in the footage. Will keep that in mind for next tiime. This vid was taken at start of summer.
Old folks have told me that it was common for people hide their valuables inside the big end post of stair railings. They would rig it so the top was removable. @14:27
beautiful wood work.. i love this house.. its big and i bet lot of windows and i bet there are many secret hide-holes and rooms.. .. wonder whats the story behind this house to get abandoned like this... im surprised to see so many bed rooms upstairs for one bathroom..must have lot of kids...were you able to find the expiry date on that bottle... ??? i bet you got lost in there.. because you missed two rooms.. i think... still its ok..we got to watch something we dont get to explore.. what a shame that some one has to let go of this place.. must be a good reason for it.. great exploration.. thank you
+asankaw1 I was in there a while..I dont think I missed anything? But i will revisit if I did..I loved the size of this place! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment
+DaaDeeOh's Urban Exploration yeah...you are right..anyways i always enjoy your videos
I would love to get a home like that one and fix it up, I love how big and cool it looks.
+halfcatgirl Oh my so would I!!! Sadly this house has been demo'd. Thank you for watching and please support by subscribing !!!
Excellent job my friend, you found a treasure there before its gone.Oh..as an aside, Ill give you 20 bucks if you film you eating that horseradish from the fridge lol..cheers as always thanks for sharing!-Dave
those cheese slices still look good hahaha
Exciting video! Added to our Ghost Towns playlist
+BumblebeeMan Thanks so much!!!!
I loved this house.... cool video
Enjoyed this very much! Thanks!
+0butterflyjade0 YOur very welcome, please see what else I have to offer...subscribe and share is the best thanks of all!!
Thank you for your videos...I enjoy walking with you....
+Joanne Moonflower And I enjoy taking you with me... ))
Thank you for being a nice person :)
At least this house was not in dangerous condition where you risk falling through rotting floors. It just makes me sad a bit to see it sitting unused. There were some godawful things that would need fixing (the electrical for one) but the house looked quite habitable. Thanks for the tour!
+Diehl Elkin NO, not a lot of rottinghere..lol..this house can be saved I think..I doubt it will be though.. (( Your always welcome for the tours Diehl! Thank you for being such a loyal viewers! Please share and come back for more!!
You should Explore some of the houses you maybe lived in as a child that are abandoned! Great vids man :)
What a great house,I just love your videos
+Heather Weston And I love that you take the time to comment!!! ))) Thank you!
The house is not too bad it can be saved very nice explore and i like the dual staircase aswel.
+rolf sinkgraven thanks ) i do hope it is saved
I bet you were sooo dissapointed that there was no Tuborg in that refrigerator dude haha nice video indeed bud :)
+MindfulLyric LMAO!! a true fan to know that !! lol
I agree on the attic/loft area and double staircase. Imagine the fun kids would have playing chase or hide and go seek in this house. Too bad some of trim seems to be missing, as well as what looked like cheap replacement windows.The nob and tube wiring that went with that push button light switch usually has to be replaced as it can so easily start a fire. Expensive to fix too, but it looks like they had done some of it. All in all though, I loved the house.
+Jan Ramey this one has been demod for development
Really cool house
The shadow at 4:11 almost looks like someone sneaking out of the picture. either human or paranormal? Bwahahaha!
Great explore:-)
I don't want to see 10 minutes of the same shot of expired food. Other than that, I like your videos.
Different, all that food in the fridge makes it seem like it was just abandoned and ... it wasn't scary lol
oh wait .. at 19:10 it looks like a scene from a horror movie lol
Good to see you again ;-)
Hey DaaDeeOh, nice one, I really enjoyed watching that having my evening meal. It was a love big house that unfortunately is being left to rot, that's such a shame
+Lainey Fabriccio sad to report this one is demod ... Huge smile on my face you enjoy ))) please support by sharing on your social media and please come back for more!! 😀
I don't have social media I'm afraid, not on twitter, face book or anything like that but I do email friends who love watching your video's and often comment about things they have seen. Shame that one is for the chop, would have been nice to have the money to fix it up, looked fairly sound in structure, bad that the vandals end up wrecking things like this. Please keep going, it's lovely to hear from you again and I must email you to catch up
Hi Daadeeoh! This is another superb find! This place is an absolute puzzle to me to as well! If it's not that close to the 407, I wondered what happened to this place?! Maybe it's doomed for the wrecking ball! Maybe not! Do you think it could be a future avenue for more subdivisions, townhouses or condos? There's a rumor of a 150 acre mall going in around that area. Gossip amongst my real estate friends! The house seems structurally sound. Beautiful exterior brickwork. That fly tape as you entered the building was a tad nasty. And brick in a bathroom? No accounting for people's tastes! They must have had a large family. You can see the progression of the children's growth as evidenced on that wall. I did that to with my boys! Something to remember the past by! I wonder where that piece of historical wood came from with the date 1870 on it? The dual staircase is amazing. The pushbutton lights switches! This definitely dates the house back to yesteryear! So cool! That old heat register wall grate on the 3rd floor was a beautiful piece of artwork in itself. OMG just amazing! Thank you Daadeeoh once again for a wonderfully documented video with historical significance! What a nice treat!
+licksnkicks
Thanks Licks!! A mall would explain it for sure, (like we need more malls)
I loved the outside architecture, and was very surprised on the size on the inside. And as you know by now, dual staircases, are my favorite feature in any house I explore. I am surprised I do not run into more knob and tube switches , so many have been converted. I have lots of vids to come, so please come on back!
I will be waiting with bated breath! lol
I bet those old houses were quite the gem back in their day. Good solid bones to those houses. Enjoyed watching a few of your video's. I'm from the US and seeing these videos makes it all the more interesting.
Some of those condements still looks pretty yummy along with that cheese.
This video did seem rushed and kinda made me dizzy compared to other video's of yours.
What was the hole in the ground in the basement for?
What a beautiful old house/home!! It was a pleasure to watch your awesome video and see that vandals had not done their dirty work on it!!! I hope it stays that way!!! It appeared to still be in pretty good condition. The wood work was beautiful! It needs a new family to move in and fix it up. Hope that happens!! I don't think your footage was rushed at all. I did want you to try a little harder to get the door open on the weird room in the basement, lol. Were you able to tell what it was maybe used for when you looked inside? It just looked creepy to me. Enjoyed this one very much and thank you for sharing!! Take Care!!! :)
+Teala Powell Thank as always Teala! The room in the basement was the cellar stairs to the outside..
Now this one may still have hope, I dont think it is in the may of any major project, but the are is redeveloping, so its hard to say. It was a great house!!! Thanks for be such a great supporter!
I loved the Avres wood carving, hope it was the orginal builder and that all other owners kept it, kinda cool.
really nice old house, love the wood work. alot of memories left on the wall.basement was creepy, and what was with the one room in basement? great video, thank you for sharing!
+Veronica Morgan I love the double staircase. I think in days gone by there was a staircase that maids and servants used that came thru the kitchen
Like the way you are thank you for sharing. Also you are very brave!
hi there and thanks so much for these videos. why didn't you open the door to that one, very creepy room in the basement? the one with the mesh chain link style covering over the window?? - not that I would have been brave enough to even go downstairs.
Enjoyed it so very much
+Christian Period That makes me sooo happy)))
So sad !!..beautiful house.
+gerald bulmerr Thanks...
that was a loved home
Thanks for the information.
That is a very unique stairway with double access to the landing going up. Next time take your time and don't pan around as fast. Everything is like watching a 1980's much music veejay through glasses like bubbles wears lol. When you opened the vent you could have exposed yourself to asbestos. I was near there at the beginning of the month and saw a house being reused at the new 404 off ramp(I think) at ravenshoe. The ramp isn't built yet, but the house build is going good on nice foundation work I saw at a glance. The fast growing vines are going to kill that house quick and already fill the rain gutters. They take hold there and work under the roof's drip edge and let rain in the house. Specifically if the rain down spout can't drain due to the roots of the vines sucking water up there. It only takes 3 grow seasons for that to happen once it is at the gutter. It looks like old folks lived there and that is the grand children's height. Can't imagine a couple with that many kids these days. The rooms don't show that many kids have lived there. I bet there is a legal battle over the house between the children of the occupants that had all them kids. The executor looking after mom and dad getting sued by the others siblings. I seen many houses go like that. They get legal advise and the lawyer does their best to help their client, right? Can't help you on the property right now I am busy with 3 projects. It would be easier for me to look up the carved name if I knew it was local and not recycled from the 80's It was popular then just as barn board recrooms lol. I still have to send tikitrex that picture of Foisey house in Ottawa. The front of the house was done in zinc and is suspended 20 feet up on a modern wall. Looks neat and the best siding I have ever seen. Sure beats that fake brick look stuff eh! Looks like a gingerbread house. Good video Daadeeooh
+alibabafurball Great reply with a lot of good info. I recognized some fast areas of filming as well. I researched the name Ayres and couldn't pin anything down.
9:35 the Nat Geographic underneath the one with diver on the cover is a March 1984 issue with holographic image of an eagle. It was pioneering use of holograms in a large-circulation magazine. I sold mine for $50 in 2000. They are worth about $10 now as so many are floating around.
This issue is regarded as a "Milestone" issue. If you were a geek back then, this issue was a huge deal.
+Breen Whitman Thats an interesting fact, thank you for sharing
Looks like those Kraft Singles were bought yesterday! lol
Awesome! Wish it was mine!
+Martin Fenn Me to..its been demolished sadly
thers some mad stairs in this place cool job with the vid looks like the copper thefs havent seen this house yet....do time....lol
This is quite strange, it seems there are some things there that were recently bought, but it looks like it has been abandoned for ages, when you look at the wall, it seems that the names could be names of the kids that lived there, and how they grew. It seems the last time it was written on was 2007. I saw a lot of insurance checks scattered around the house. They must have gone through a lot of things which may have caused them to abandon the house.
Also, the scooby-doo books you came across were made in 2006-2007. Just a cool little fact.
+TheBagel artifacts are always great to find..insight into previous occupants are great to put together the story of the location
***** Yep :D
What's that spiral cord looking thing hanging outside at 20:41?? It moves up and out of the way as you are going outside! Weird
Big guts for opening the fridge and not making a sound. That had to be hard. As I saw the date on the mantal and the oddly shapped extra rooms. I think this house might have been used to hide slaves or even jews. There apeared to be several stoves. The 2 water heaters. How they hid that one room. Just the basement. The addition of that non-original stairway to exit the back door. Great work. This house I think played a major role in history. You are lucky to have found it and been in it. Happy house hunting.
The condiments in the fridge? Looks just like the ones in my fridge. Just as fresh.
I'd gut the place and make an open concept. Looks like the non-artisan well water got 'em, or the condiments. The birdcage was fitting. I did not get creeped out e except for the rooms were like cages, and maybe the heater amd wiring in the bathroom... and was that a gas tank near the electrical panel? Wonders what they were thinking (or not thinking). Great land, got a fresh air Ahh moment when we got outside. Woodwork looks Arts and Crafts! Hoping you have permission, I farmers can get mighty peeved (to say the least) about trespassing!
+Jane Jones Thank u for watching )
This house was far from decay. How come no one bought it? Beautiful wood throughout...and not painted white! I'm sad.
Love your explorations. Weird how they left the fridge full of stuff
+Maggie Ratliff I guess they left quick!
Mighty interested in those condiments eh? lmao Were you considering taking some home? *grins*
+Dawnten 2015 LMAO...i was tempted!! NOT!!!!!!
cheess dont go bad ???? some is still good i bet
Everything goes bad eventually.
Beautiful house! I would buy N take it as is. It's barely been touched
I did get a little dizzy in the basement.Lol.
Absolutely love your videos! Constantly finding myself watching them
Just a question, when you film, I'm assuming you use a go pro or similar camera, do you use a chest/head harness or simply hold it?
+Cheyenne Austin I have a custom hand rig that I made for my GoPRo. I am thinking of switching to a regular camcorder..but I am still on the fence. I have also bee thinking of doing an "Equipment Check" series of videos to show some of my bag of tricks...what do you think?
+DaaDeeOh's Urban Exploration absolutely! I've always wondered about what essentials you'd take with you
Love your work, keep it up!
i liked watching'- its so strange! well eine. greetings Form germany
+Conny Dantoni Thank you for watching all the way from Germany! I love my international viewers! This was a great find!
I remember that house I always liked that house and they tore down this summer to build cookie cutters townhouses
+Warren Adams I really.like that house as well...It was torn down not long after I shot my video (
It's sad 😔 lots of history in there all gone.
great work...Though I wonder...do we really need an extended close up of the fly strip??? And the food in the fridge needed the extensive coverage that it received??
I add time to things fans say they want to see...both of those items add context to how long the house has sat idle
I also critique Spielberg lol. The fly strip and the fridge contents do add context for sure. How much context is needed, is of course up to the director...I love to see the basements, go figure...
Keep doing what you do...
The grass in the gutters suggests it has been neglected for a long time even if it was still inhabited.
I never found anything from refrigerators ;)
Greetings form Finland! :)
+Urban Exploration Finland with Janne Flinck my Finnish friend, greetings to you as well 😀
+Urban Exploration Finland with Janne Flinck my Finnish friend, greetings to you as well 😀
what can you reveal about maker of light switch.... 1921?
Really enjoyed watching this. What a great find. Not much of a talker though are ya? (｡◕‿◕｡) Liked the video. Thanks for sharing.
Happy to share!!! And no talking is not my strong suit...
Rushed? I was praying for more "rush" while you were dwelling on the fridge!
+Don Amatto it was worse first hand...ugggg!
Cool house, and I sent you an email
Strange how there is a lot of recent items in the house, while at the same time there are tags from other urbex dating back to '93. Was it abandoned, bought, and abandoned again? Most owners would of covered up the tagging. Very strange.
+Blackguard 3:16 Well either way its gone now...demod for what I think is development...Another sad loss of history...Thank you for watching and please your support is needed! Subscribe or share these vids with your social media friends! ))
***** Indeed, it is sad, another piece of history gone to a highway, apts or shopping. Been subbed for a while, keep up the good work, man!
Nice add of the time line.
+benit basich Timelines are always a nice touch i think
I wonder why people let the houses Go that way
Usually taxes, bankruptcy,or death .
Once again DaadeeOh's,this to me is Fn scary. When you opened the freezer, whoa,.
+pfaffman100 lol! It is pretty exhilarating when you in the house as well!
must have been a beautiful home..