How in the world have I not found your channel before? You provide the history and tour with no talking to distract. Absolute Nirvana to this history loving ASMR person. Please do not change a thing about the way you do things. Thank you ❤
Stephen King wrote in Rose Red: "Houses are alive. This is something we know. News from our nerve endings. If we're quiet, if we listen, we can hear houses breath. Sometimes, in the depth of the night, you can even hear them groan."
A buddy of mine had a big old brick house on his farm that was built in 1905. It was abandoned in the early 80s and was in rough shape like this one. His sisters family ended up completely fixing it up and are living in it today! Would be cool to see something like that happen to this old house.
Oh, how I love your videos! The lack of constant talking makes me almost feel like I'm there with you. I'm glad Garth was able to move and save the barn, and the house isn't yet beyond repair. The frame still looks pretty straight, square and sturdy. 15:40 how strange to see the well right in the house. He must have prospected for water first, and then built the house over the dig. Very resourceful! OOH! And another original octopus-style furnace. That's two in a row! They're almost always long gone. That makeshift shower in the basement was most likely for the workers to clean up before entering the main part of the house. We ladies don't like manure-laden footwear on our floors, you know! lol 21:00 all the phone numbers written on the wall sure bring back memories for me. It's what we did, back in the day. 21:25 Turning the buttons will do nothing. That's a push-button light switch. The button with the white dot is ON, and the black is OFF.
These homes are always much nicer than I imagine a remote prairie home being. The nice window trim w/sills and aprons, skirt boards up the sides of the stairs ....nice attention to details. Good video 👍
How sad. People have no respect. Glad he was able to save the barn! Hopefully he can restore the house. Another nice explore. Love watching your videos and the history you share.
Very well built,much lived in and much loved home. I would save it,too if I could. Nice,interesting story,thank you for a time well spent.😊Happy New Year 2025.
Another excellent video. It’s a pity the local government doesn’t heritage list these old farm houses and at least put a new roof on them to protect them. Thanks for another great video. From mark. Australia. 0:00
I like how many of the rooms are painted in pale blues and yellows...picking up the colors of the surrounding landscape. It must have been a very pretty home.
What an amazing house! I love the colors and the view of the windmill outside was a poignant reminder…for me anyway…of what once was. What stories this house could tell with all the families that once called it home. Was that a dog that had died? I love the sounds as you walk thru and touch things and the crunchy sounds under your feet. I used to go exploring with my dad and it never occurred to me to even think about taking something from the places we went. This place was a gem! Thank you for “saving” it!
@ I’d never have guessed that was a coyote! Are they usually red like that by you? Down here (VT USA) we usually only see them on the grayish side. And you’re welcome for Watching! I find the sights and sounds of your videos really relaxing!
I'm so glad i found your channel, such beautiful old houses and you show them so well and with much respect. Currently working my way through and enjoying every one. Thank you Sir 🇬🇧👍🇬🇧👍🇬🇧
For some reason this one seemed friendly to me. In spite of deceased occupant and the strychnine. I think it's the back story of so many families raised there and having good memories.
What a beautiful home it must have been it's day. I was surprised to see the hung sash windows. They were very common in the USA. I just don't recall seeing them much here in Canada. Thank you for the tour.
Loved this place if i could id buy it and restore it, so sad for the dog though probably fell through and couldnt get out, so it just lay there and starved very sad. The house has some stories to tell though,with all the life that has been through there, i sure hope someone can restore it to its former beauty and breathe life into it once more before its gone forever.
Having the house moved and restored something I'd love to see! Not enough are saved, and it's sad to so so many monuments to past lives be erased from the landscape. Was cool to see the barn was saved.
Great bones in this ol girl!! I hope he finds a way to restore her!! So glad he moved the barn!! Teenagers these days have absolutely no respect …. Thank you for the explore and the history…. I look forward to your videos.. stay safe out there!!
She sure was a beauty in her day! Sad he couldn’t keep the house from being in such terrible shape! Awesome video as always! Thank you for sharing & Happy New Year! 👍👍❤️✊🤘🎆
As soon as I saw the pantry and the cellar for the canning jars, I fell in love with the place. The sloped ceilings in the upper bedrooms, nanny's staircase. The natural lighting was incredible and the basement looks so dry. The house has great bones and the floor plan is very inviting. Definitely a renovation worthy of some elbow grease! This home is a beauty with a great vibe in it. You really have a gifted way of capturing the feeling of history 🇨🇦💌
Amazing house. So many things that make me imagine what it might have been like to live there. The furnace and phone numbers on the wall. Happy new year from England
@secondaryhighway . You must be a researcher. Thanks for the reply. We have a family geneologist who has done remarkable history research. This was a lovely house, built like a true Scotsman would; to last. Best to you and Happy New Year!
Oh I was worried you were going to fall through the floor or into one of those holes in the house, be careful please. ❤ Love these old homesteads. Imagine looking out and seeing nothing else but land and crops, no other civilization. So serene. 😊
You've shown us every part of that house; even the closets. It didn't seem to be in that bad of condition. If I was 20 years younger, I'd like to try and refinish it. I think I even saw a cistern in the basement. Thanks for showing us this house.
It looks like the the dog at 27:52 that's under the stairs, the coat looks long and shaggy, doesn't look like a coyote to me. So sad. This would of been a beautiful home in it's time, glad he moved the barn, they don't make them like that anymore, hopefully he can have the house restored as well.
What a beautiful, really well-built home. It's sad young people don't respect other people's property. "Spare the rod, spoil the child" needs to be followed again.
I thought so too at first glance, I thought it looked like a collie. Sad tho, whatever it was. Not sure, but it looked like it might have tried to claw & gnaw its way out ( to the left of animal)
Merry Christmas and happy new year. I absolutely love your videos. The animal looked like a golden retriever, but hard to tell. It would be so sad if it was a dog to think he was left behind or lost. I absolutely love the set up of this house. I like the pantry leading down to the basement and windows to add light to the basement for canned goods and cold storage, it’s such a shame that they let this house go. I wish someone had kept it up love all your videos.
Oh to have lived in this house with the robins egg blue, yellow and pink colors contrasting the golden plains. If I had a gazillion dollars I'd restore it to it's original beauty and so many others you show us. Hearty people lived here. Alas, I was born too late. Thank you for sharing! Another thought. Where are the privys?
Dear The Secondary Highway, Besides me and all members think you deserved a lot more members then you have, i have a little disturbing thingy because i care about you. At the timebar around 10:12 you picked up a can wich contained or does contained Strychnine, keep in mind that you never wear gloves or anything else to protect yourselfs, Strychnine doesn't have a expire date and still is deadly, not only for rodents. Please wear protective items next time you visit those amazing properties in the future because your whole channel loves you about the content you made. You are one of the best on TH-cam imo and looking forward for a next great footage, much respect and a happy newyear allready from Netherlands 🙂
Wow hi and thank you. You’re right. I started wearing gloves. You’ll see that in up coming videos. I have about 20 that I’ve shit without gloves. I’ll be sure to start. Thank you! 🙏
Amazing this house look like original built first in middle then add 2 area in different times wow ……reminds me of my old house which I sold it built in 1913 they add build in back which add kitchen and bathroom there basement have well in there as well
Just found your channel, really interesting houses you have in Canada. I work in TV post production, one thing I'd say is to keep you text up for longer. Usually the rule is reading it 2.5 times, but to be able to read it twice is fine. 👍
Another great video. I have to say that I agree with the other posters - the animal under the stairs appears to be the dog in the barn moving video. Brown/red with mostly white legs and white tip/underside of the tail. I agree that critters will seek out a private spot to die, whether that be a coyote or a dog. Thanks for doing your excellent work and happy 2025!
The dog you saw under the stairs looks just like the dog in the clip you showed moving the barn. He probably never came home and owner has always wondered what happened to it.
The view out the window reminds me of Andrew Wyeth's, "Christina's World". I'm nearly done converting a 1914 Texas country church into a house. It would take $300,000 to bring this place up to modern standards.
@@secondaryhighway I would love to have a basement. I preserve (can) too. What I do have is a cool shed I bought from a neighbor who moved away. Up in the upper goat pasture, under a cedar tree; full of jars & bottles, for me to use for my fruits, dried foraged foods, liquors, spices & tinctures.
Why is there so much trash in there? How did it get there? It looks like this trash has been there a long time. Doesn't look like anyone tried to take care of it at all. So sad.
I do hope youre at least wearing a respirator as youre walking around, stirring up bat guano (rabies) and mouse poop (hanta virus) as you walk! You should probably be wearing gloves for everything you touch as well. And the thing by the phone that you well pulling and twisting was an electrical switch.....push the top one in, the bottom one pops out...completing the circuit. Oh, and that poor collie dog.....(looks more like a collie coloring than a coyote) and it appears like he chewed a hole in the wood before starvation took him. How was THAT allowed to happen?!? Ugh
To the creator I love these videos thank you for sharing ❤ I have a question or two? At the beginning is the wind sounds real if not nice touch … And I ask why do you think these families leave and never return kind of sad
The wind is an audio track. Drones don’t record audio. So many reasons why houses become abandoned. The land is sold. The people die or move away. It’s too expensive to renovate and they’re kept standing for nostalgia and historical significance.
How in the world have I not found your channel before? You provide the history and tour with no talking to distract. Absolute Nirvana to this history loving ASMR person. Please do not change a thing about the way you do things. Thank you ❤
No intentions of changing. It’s the kind of filming I’d want. Scratches the itch. Welcome.
Stephen King wrote in Rose Red: "Houses are alive. This is something we know. News from our nerve endings. If we're quiet, if we listen, we can hear houses breath. Sometimes, in the depth of the night, you can even hear them groan."
A buddy of mine had a big old brick house on his farm that was built in 1905. It was abandoned in the early 80s and was in rough shape like this one. His sisters family ended up completely fixing it up and are living in it today! Would be cool to see something like that happen to this old house.
That just may be possible! 😀
I would love to see this house moved and restored as decay isn't severe for the most part yet.
Oh, how I love your videos! The lack of constant talking makes me almost feel like I'm there with you. I'm glad Garth was able to move and save the barn, and the house isn't yet beyond repair. The frame still looks pretty straight, square and sturdy.
15:40 how strange to see the well right in the house. He must have prospected for water first, and then built the house over the dig. Very resourceful!
OOH! And another original octopus-style furnace. That's two in a row! They're almost always long gone.
That makeshift shower in the basement was most likely for the workers to clean up before entering the main part of the house. We ladies don't like manure-laden footwear on our floors, you know! lol
21:00 all the phone numbers written on the wall sure bring back memories for me. It's what we did, back in the day.
21:25 Turning the buttons will do nothing. That's a push-button light switch. The button with the white dot is ON, and the black is OFF.
Hey super thanks! Thanks for the detailed comment I greatly appreciate it. I’ll keep them coming!
@@secondaryhighway I always look forward to your videos.
Excellent video…thanks for not talking or playing music throughout…
Thanks. That seems to get the consensus from most commenters. 😀
These homes are always much nicer than I imagine a remote prairie home being. The nice window trim w/sills and aprons, skirt boards up the sides of the stairs ....nice attention to details. Good video 👍
Hey big thanks that means a lot.
Good thing you noticed the cistern right inside the door! & the phone numbers on the wall where the telephone was once mounted too.. very cool find.
Human touch makes the video more real!
Show that number and ask your viewers to give it a call.😂😂😂
what an old beauty and the landscape is stunning.
Gorgeous house and area of the province. Massive home too.
How sad. People have no respect. Glad he was able to save the barn! Hopefully he can restore the house. Another nice explore. Love watching your videos and the history you share.
Thanks Malinda. I hope he moves and restores it.
Thanks for taking time for everyone
to see it clearly ,and using our imagination of the past.
Thanks Denise. My pleasure.
Very well built,much lived in and much loved home. I would save it,too if I could. Nice,interesting story,thank you for a time well spent.😊Happy New Year 2025.
Super thanks and thanks for watching Karen!
Another excellent video. It’s a pity the local government doesn’t heritage list these old farm houses and at least put a new roof on them to protect them. Thanks for another great video. From mark. Australia. 0:00
Thanks again. If the government won’t do anything I’ll do my best 😀
Excellent.good luck.
This house is so big!!! Can’t even imagine how beautiful it was in its day. ❤️
Yes very deceptive from the outside.
@ yes it is!! For sure!!
I like how many of the rooms are painted in pale blues and yellows...picking up the colors of the surrounding landscape. It must have been a very pretty home.
Opulent and cozy.
What an amazing house! I love the colors and the view of the windmill outside was a poignant reminder…for me anyway…of what once was. What stories this house could tell with all the families that once called it home. Was that a dog that had died? I love the sounds as you walk thru and touch things and the crunchy sounds under your feet.
I used to go exploring with my dad and it never occurred to me to even think about taking something from the places we went.
This place was a gem! Thank you for “saving” it!
Coyote. 2nd time I’ve come across one under stairs. And thanks so much for watching. 😀
@ I’d never have guessed that was a coyote! Are they usually red like that by you? Down here (VT USA) we usually only see them on the grayish side.
And you’re welcome for
Watching! I find the sights and sounds of your videos really relaxing!
There are red phase coyotes, though i dont know how common they are where this house is.@@djberkey5449
I'm so glad i found your channel, such beautiful old houses and you show them so well and with much respect. Currently working my way through and enjoying every one. Thank you Sir 🇬🇧👍🇬🇧👍🇬🇧
Lots more to come.
For some reason this one seemed friendly to me. In spite of deceased occupant and the strychnine. I think it's the back story of so many families raised there and having good memories.
Yes, a lot of families and good stories
How wonderful if it was restored along with the lovely Dutch barn . What lovely vibes there. ❤
Well the barn is safe. Now hopefully the house soon!
What a beautiful home it must have been it's day. I was surprised to see the hung sash windows. They were very common in the USA. I just don't recall seeing them much here in Canada. Thank you for the tour.
No problem. Lots more to come.
Loved this place if i could id buy it and restore it, so sad for the dog though probably fell through and couldnt get out, so it just lay there and starved very sad. The house has some stories to tell though,with all the life that has been through there, i sure hope someone can restore it to its former beauty and breathe life into it once more before its gone forever.
Pretty sure it was a coyote that went here to die. I’ve seen it before 😢
Having the house moved and restored something I'd love to see! Not enough are saved, and it's sad to so so many monuments to past lives be erased from the landscape. Was cool to see the barn was saved.
Hopefully he can save the house.
Great bones in this ol girl!! I hope he finds a way to restore her!! So glad he moved the barn!! Teenagers these days have absolutely no respect …. Thank you for the explore and the history…. I look forward to your videos.. stay safe out there!!
Thanks Granny 😀
That's amazing how the view out the window shows land going on forever till the horizon. I live in NYC and never see that!
Yes, some people from other countries comment the same. Not used to seeing nobody.
Yay...another great video😊
Glad you liked it! Thanks William!
She sure was a beauty in her day! Sad he couldn’t keep the house from being in such terrible shape! Awesome video as always! Thank you for sharing & Happy New Year! 👍👍❤️✊🤘🎆
Thanks again Carla!!! 🙏
A Huge Thank You for this video & Wow, even pics of moving barn. Also Thank You for history.....
Super thanks 🙏 for watching 👍
As soon as I saw the pantry and the cellar for the canning jars, I fell in love with the place. The sloped ceilings in the upper bedrooms, nanny's staircase. The natural lighting was incredible and the basement looks so dry. The house has great bones and the floor plan is very inviting. Definitely a renovation worthy of some elbow grease! This home is a beauty with a great vibe in it. You really have a gifted way of capturing the feeling of history 🇨🇦💌
Big thanks. It’s an ongoing process and trying my best not to miss anything. 😀
Love these houses with basements. I bet this house was beautiful in its heyday.
It was!
Amazing house. So many things that make me imagine what it might have been like to live there. The furnace and phone numbers on the wall. Happy new year from England
Hi England 🏴 🙏😀
Harper was my GG Granfather's Henry Glenndenning's nephew. Fun to see the family ties.
Whoa Hi Diana!!! Wow I’m so happy you found this! I could find much more on your family!
@secondaryhighway . You must be a researcher. Thanks for the reply. We have a family geneologist who has done remarkable history research. This was a lovely house, built like a true Scotsman would; to last. Best to you and Happy New Year!
Another great video Thank you and Happy New Year
Hi Bill. Thanks and you too! 🌲😀🙏
@@secondaryhighway Thank you my friend
Oh I was worried you were going to fall through the floor or into one of those holes in the house, be careful please. ❤ Love these old homesteads. Imagine looking out and seeing nothing else but land and crops, no other civilization. So serene. 😊
I move pretty slow and carefully. I’ve been in this house a lot. It’s pretty solid.
Happy New Year!
You too🌲👍
You've shown us every part of that house; even the closets. It didn't seem to be in that bad of condition. If I was 20 years younger, I'd like to try and refinish it. I think I even saw a cistern in the basement. Thanks for showing us this house.
You’re welcome. Lots more to come! 😀💪🙏
Like an Edward Hopper painting, also reminiscent of Andrew Wyeth's work. You have an artist's eye. If TH-cam gave Oscars, I would nominate you.
Aw that means so much. Fuels me to keep going.
I like the way you see things. I hope you will try introducing some old photographs.@@secondaryhighway
Enjoyed this video very much! I love how you showed the details of everything!
Hey thanks Amy. Lots more coming.
Outstanding
Big thanks.🙏
It looks like the the dog at 27:52 that's under the stairs, the coat looks long and shaggy, doesn't look like a coyote to me. So sad. This would of been a beautiful home in it's time, glad he moved the barn, they don't make them like that anymore, hopefully he can have the house restored as well.
I hope you’re right. Pretty sure it was a coyote though, I’ve seen this before at other houses. But I didn’t see its face so you could be right. 🤷♂️
I hope it was a coyote as you say and not a poor dog that got trapped 😢
Oh no I think you’re right that it is the same dog as in the video of the structure being moved. 😢
What a beautiful, really well-built home. It's sad young people don't respect other people's property. "Spare the rod, spoil the child" needs to be followed again.
I thought so too at first glance, I thought it looked like a collie. Sad tho, whatever it was. Not sure, but it looked like it might have tried to claw & gnaw its way out ( to the left of animal)
Another great video story! You’re so optimistic at testing all the light switches😂
Haha never thought of that.
Thanks!
Whoa!!! You’re the first Super Thanks I’ve gotten!! 😍
Merry Christmas and happy new year. I absolutely love your videos. The animal looked like a golden retriever, but hard to tell. It would be so sad if it was a dog to think he was left behind or lost. I absolutely love the set up of this house. I like the pantry leading down to the basement and windows to add light to the basement for canned goods and cold storage, it’s such a shame that they let this house go. I wish someone had kept it up love all your videos.
Thanks for the comment and for watching. Two basements! All this jars were wild!
Oh to have lived in this house with the robins egg blue, yellow and pink colors contrasting the golden plains. If I had a gazillion dollars I'd restore it to it's original beauty and so many others you show us. Hearty people lived here. Alas, I was born too late. Thank you for sharing! Another thought. Where are the privys?
Outside by the lilac bushes that mark the smell of an outhouse.
I hope the house will be restored however it will be a lot of work…. Great find !!!
Thanks. Me too.
I'm crying, no words for this sorrow.
And this is one of the few still staring. I’m on a time crunch. 😢
Just found your channel and subscribed. I grew up in a home like so many on your channel. Brings back many memories good and bad. Thank you.
Super happy you found the channel and glad it sparked memories for you! Welcome home.
I can hear the silence from here❤❤❤
That wind never stops!
Another enjoyable walk through- thank you
🥹thanks again!!
Another great video🙂Lovely home. So wish it could be restored, it’s so beautiful!
Thanks and it may happen.
A very valuable old house
From > Thailand 🙏
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Dear The Secondary Highway,
Besides me and all members think you deserved a lot more members then you have, i have a little disturbing thingy because i care about you.
At the timebar around 10:12 you picked up a can wich contained or does contained Strychnine, keep in mind that you never wear gloves or anything else to protect yourselfs, Strychnine doesn't have a expire date and still is deadly, not only for rodents.
Please wear protective items next time you visit those amazing properties in the future because your whole channel loves you about the content you made.
You are one of the best on TH-cam imo and looking forward for a next great footage, much respect and a happy newyear allready from Netherlands 🙂
Wow hi and thank you. You’re right. I started wearing gloves. You’ll see that in up coming videos. I have about 20 that I’ve shit without gloves. I’ll be sure to start. Thank you! 🙏
The Bones of this house look to be still great just needs some love. A roof some windows take down to studs and renovate. Lots of potential.
It may also be moved.
Just discovered your channel, well done! Thanks for making them voice and music free, lol
I live in Saskatchewan and love old houses.
You’re welcome ☺️. Thanks for watching.
Best house old is gold 🎉🎉🎉🎉
💯
Gorgeous place!
I agree
Amazing this house look like original built first in middle then add 2 area in different times wow ……reminds me of my old house which I sold it built in 1913 they add build in back which add kitchen and bathroom there basement have well in there as well
Yes I noticed the same thing. I’ve shot many houses that look like the centre piece
Old furniture is supper cool
Rare to find up here.
Just found your channel, really interesting houses you have in Canada. I work in TV post production, one thing I'd say is to keep you text up for longer. Usually the rule is reading it 2.5 times, but to be able to read it twice is fine. 👍
Wicked. Ok I didn’t know that. I’ll do that from now on ⚡️💪
No fireplaces! Unusual for an old house to have a furnace.
They burned coal as there were mines in the area.
Another great video. I have to say that I agree with the other posters - the animal under the stairs appears to be the dog in the barn moving video. Brown/red with mostly white legs and white tip/underside of the tail. I agree that critters will seek out a private spot to die, whether that be a coyote or a dog. Thanks for doing your excellent work and happy 2025!
Hmm I’ll have to talk to Garth about that. Strange. Happy new year.
The dog you saw under the stairs looks just like the dog in the clip you showed moving the barn. He probably never came home and owner has always wondered what happened to it.
Pretty sure it was a coyote, but I’ll ask the owner. Crazy if you’re right.
I like your videos
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The view out the window reminds me of Andrew Wyeth's, "Christina's World".
I'm nearly done converting a 1914 Texas country church into a house. It would take $300,000 to bring this place up to modern standards.
Wow amazing! Purposefull project indeed. And I love that painting.
I bet that was a big jug of distilled vinegar down in the basement with the jar collection.
Ya that’s what I thought too! 😀
@@secondaryhighway I would love to have a basement. I preserve (can) too. What I do have is a cool shed I bought from a neighbor who moved away. Up in the upper goat pasture, under a cedar tree; full of jars & bottles, for me to use for my fruits, dried foraged foods, liquors, spices & tinctures.
Should put a roof on that house, as of now the structure is still savable.
You’re right.
Have you been in any haunted houses properties 🤔 I was the one that asked you if you collected any door handles knobs😊
Hi Joanne. I’m what they call in the paranormal world “a zero”. I’m not a conduit unfortunately. 😳. As much as I’m open to it.
Any date on the electriv bill?
Probably but didn’t check lol
@@secondaryhighway I think I saw "62" on a faded date when you turned the page.
It seems to be abandoned more than 25 years.
Still solid but the junk needs to be cleaned up.
What state is this in?
I love the slow, quiet of your videos. Thank you.
Alberta Canada. 🇨🇦. And thank you for watching! 🙏
@@secondaryhighway oh wow, nice, welcome!
What kind of farming is done on this land?
Barley, wheat, canola, flax
The two buttons on that switch plate by the telephone 📞 are the on and off buttons for the lights
Ya I was turning it hah sheesh.
I think that was Wille E coyote under the stairs, maybe he/she got into the gopher poison.
Haha the smell wasn’t so good. Road runner got him.
didja find the dog ?
lol I haven’t watched that yet.
probably starved
What is it with you and window sash cords, trying to pull to see if the cord breaks. Just one of your weird quirks.
I’m a quirky guy I suppose. I’m sure Nobody Cares.. lol
Which country is this?
Alberta Canada
Too bad vandals had to wreck the place.
Luckily Garth spent the money to save it.
Somthing about creeping into peoples lives and there property just dos'nt appeal to me . Do you ask , or do you just do ?
I 💯 ask of course. I’d agree it would creepy otherwise.
This was kind of 😔
Hopefully the house will be saved.
Why is there so much trash in there? How did it get there? It looks like this trash has been there a long time. Doesn't look like anyone tried to take care of it at all. So sad.
Vandals more than likely. Parties. Through things around.
Warum gibt es hier keinen Deutschen Untertitel?
I don’t know
Awe 😢 someone should tell him his dog went there to die. It looked the dog in the video when they were moving the barn 🙁
I reached out. I don’t think it was theirs.
i know i commented in another video you did about picking things i wouldnt unless i had gloves on i wish you would never know what you could get.
You’re right Brad I’ll give you a shout out on another video when I do my wife says the same.
Looks like a dog instead of a coyote
Ive see coyotes do this before. You could be right though
Yeah I rewatched that part that almost looks like a cattle dog . You should see if Garth was missing a dog or let him know
Cool house, love the tall grass, hate miracle whip....glad you didnt add stupid music or else i woulda had to pass
lol miracle whip, I know, gross. I agree about music.
I do hope youre at least wearing a respirator as youre walking around, stirring up bat guano (rabies) and mouse poop (hanta virus) as you walk! You should probably be wearing gloves for everything you touch as well. And the thing by the phone that you well pulling and twisting was an electrical switch.....push the top one in, the bottom one pops out...completing the circuit.
Oh, and that poor collie dog.....(looks more like a collie coloring than a coyote) and it appears like he chewed a hole in the wood before starvation took him. How was THAT allowed to happen?!? Ugh
Ya some say it’s not a coyote. I need to talk to the owner. Some say it’s the dog in the barn moving video.
To the creator I love these videos thank you for sharing ❤ I have a question or two?
At the beginning is the wind sounds real if not nice touch …
And I ask why do you think these families leave and never return kind of sad
The wind is an audio track. Drones don’t record audio. So many reasons why houses become abandoned. The land is sold. The people die or move away. It’s too expensive to renovate and they’re kept standing for nostalgia and historical significance.
@ thank you