There is a quiet dignity that remains with the homes of hard working families. I like to imagine the last moments of the day as the sun goes down, dinner aromas from the kitchen and seeking a place to sit, catch a breeze, and rest after a hard, hot day.
You are spot on. It would be so interesting to know the history of the owners. I bought a 1926 homestead at a local called Girvan near Stroud NSW and renovated it over 20 years. The grandchildren came and visited from
Oops bumped it. Cont. visited from Stroud and Sydney. Spent the day with me a couple of times. It was wonderful memories for them and I loved learning the history.
Awww thank you so much for helping the lizard, that was so lovely of you to stop and even check on him on the way back too. People like you (and me cos I’d do the same) are really appreciated by our animal friends 🙂
🌟Hi Paul, beautiful outback South Australia and a beautiful gem if those walls could talk the stories they would tell aww bless you for saving the lizard and giving him some water I’m sure he was very grateful for your help and kindness thank you so much again ❤😊🌟x
Hi Paul. I’m sure all the animals you rescue during your explores are very grateful!. I watch every week and I love these old homes. It’s surprising how deteriorated they get over the years. The 90s weren’t really that long ago, if it was abandoned then, so it’s interesting to see how deteriorated some homes are compared to others in that time. Thanks for the videos 😀
Tailem Bend here. Thank you for doing the rescue mission for the lizard- good job ! you can just pick them up, they are very non-aggressive and such lovely animals.
I LIKE HOW YOU GO IN EACH ROOM AND INVESTIGATE THE WONDERFUL HISTORY OF THIS OLD FARM HOUSE IT'S ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING. ( I BET THIS HAS HOUSE HAS SOME GREAT STORIES TO TELL )
Thank you Paul for saving the cute Lizard!! You are a good person and a HERO,you have already saved some animals. I'm sure this old house was back in the days a beautiful home.Greetings from Germany🙂
Well done, Paul, rescuing the Sleepy Lizard. Karma is never far away... He is tail looked like it had a good store of fat in it & they are basically desert dwellers, but good on you for your rescue.👍
This is one awesomely old gem Paul , the old Carmichael oven was a beauty and the highlight this was one of my favourites as well. The natural decay of the place makes it worth a good video. I’m glad you rescued the stumpie he would of looked back at you and did the lizard smile cheers mate 😊
Look forward to your videos every Saturday, always interesting! It’s good to see the compassion you show the different animals you come across when making the videos. Cheers to you👍🏻😊
Great find and explore. Poor little guy looked so grateful to you. I will never be able to get to Australia, so thank you Paul for what you do. I actually learn a lot from you. Take care. ❤ from Arizona.
We have red clay dirt in parts of America as well. Many of our farm belts are referred to as Rust belts because of it. Great document of once nice home. Thanks Paul.
Great old farm house. Left to rack N ruin. Great to see that lizard you helped out of that pit, should be happy now to roam freely. Thanks for sharing. Cheers MM :)
I haven't seen a toilet-roll radio for a while... 17:57 :) Good on you for rescuing that stumpy. They're not good climbers, so I doubt that he would have got out without your help.
I love how you always show concern for the animals you encounter. You're a good lad Paul. Another very interesting explore. That home would've been a lovely old place back in the day I'm sure.
Urbex Indigo thank my friend for sharing with another wondeful enjoyable video about Original farm house in outback South Australia. I save a stumpy tail Lizard this was a really nice video the place was once a nice home back in the day i am from the U.S.A and i always will shopw support to your channel my friend and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless and thankss so much.
You are so brave to touch that lizard, major Steve Irwin vibes. Well done on ya mate! Thanks for yr adventuring into to this gem of a old home and also for yr compassion towards the lizard.
First timer watching. Exciting and lovely to see old homes like I lived in as a child. The landscape and bush, reminds me of a town called Tarcowie, where my dad had workshop etc. It would have been nice to know the location you were.
Tarcowie!! I've not been there since the 70s.... Mum & Nanna were both born in Terowie, we had rellys run the Grocers in Jamestown...so just hearing that name bought back memories. Took mum (who's 90) back to see the area a cpl of yrs ago.. it's sad to see what were once proud towns just let go. Oh..it was about 44° in the shade, not even the ants were out!!
@@baabaabaa2293 hi local resident. Your mum would most probably remember my dad and mum and many children. Dad (Leopold) established a mechanical workshop and maintained a property out of town doing fencing etc. It was a very hard life for them. They returned from service in Japan after cleaning up the bombs, and just abandoned by the military, nowhere to go and many little children. We moved to Wirrabara because it was too hard for us children to go to school there, and dad worked for Murdock motors until his death.
@@lornawatkins8495 Ill ask mum, she's still sharp as a tack! My Grandad & Uncle Frank Stewart were both returned fellas & yes none were happy about their treatment in the Army, both wound up in Railways. Bob was in Transhipping at Terowie..played footy for Rovers.. they had 3 teams at one stage! The other side of the family are from Pirie & Quorn...few near you at Spalding. Big country, but small world! Thanks for the reply, Ill try to get back to you soon...lve no doubt mum will have some names for you!
Just pick a sleepy lizard up with a quick firm grab around the body behind the front legs. Don’t be alarmed if the mouth opens in a threatening way. It’s ok. I’ve rescued many lizards off quiet roads and saved them from being run over by uncaring drivers.
As always, love your work Paul!! Really look forward to Sunday mornings hehe!! I do really enjoy the rural homes!! You get to really experience the history… thanks again 😊
Hi Loz! Yes if he had not moved at all I was going to take him. That tick was ready to detach luckily. Glad you are enjoying these rural ones too and that you love rescuing. Cheers :-)
Oh wow Steve 🦎, oops I mean Paul. When you first mentioned he was in the dugout, I thought you can't leave him there. Thank you💓. I love this old lady; the bullnose verandahs, the leadlight trasoms, high ceilings, what an old charmer. She must have been a stunner bunner in her day, would have been a busy home, thank goodness for a vivid imagination😂. I picture myself renovating these old homesteads, beginning with foundations, roof, electricity, plumbing, a continuous verandah right round the building to create a cool space. Just love her Paul, oh the ol Carmichael in the kitchen, mmmmmmm❤💓
Hi Paul, wouldn't it be great if someone was in the position to restore this treasure, it's a very well built house, not sure who would or could live in that desolate looking place, it would've been a hard life save for the lovely home. Thanks for saving the little guy, you are right about him being stuck there and that damn tic feeding of him, I saw what it was straight off, that's why the poor lizard was lethargic. Your presence, care and interest in what you do transfers onto your videos, makes me feel like I'm there. Thanks again, keep safe.
Thanks so much Adelina :-) It would be amazing to see an old secluded gem like this restored!!! :-) Glad you feel like your are there in the explores, thats what I try to make it like. Thanks for watching :-)
I'm a Croweater & yep you're right, til you've had flies drinking out the corners of ya eyes, up ya nose etc ya haven't lived! You can be 90 mile from anywhere, in 5 mins you've got 10 000 mates!! NT have a gd selection too btw!
...far north Queensland. ..outside the "walkabout creek" hotel where they filmed some of crocodile Dundee movie,it's like walking into a large version of those clear insect containers they use for dares on those silly survivor shows.could barely see your hand .couldn't wait to get away from there...
First time to your channel. Loved it. I love old homes. It’s sad that these old homes are left to rot. Especially in a time we’re a home is now hard to come by. Rental or your own. Look forward to seeing more 🙂
Those flies! One kept getting on the camera lense and I thought it was a fly on my phone 😂 Good job getting Mr lizard. 🦎Poor little guy. He must have been really thirsty. The pigeons have overtaken the house. Good explore!
Thank you Indigo for another interesting explore! Love those old stoves the best, there must have been hundreds of amazing meals prepared on it! Thank you for helping the lizard, and he looked glad to be out of the pit area!👍😉
that was nice of you helping the blue tongue. I personally would have tried to take that tick off it, but at least he had water and slowly could walk away. great explore with the house
Such a lovely old home. I really enjoyed your video. I loved the stained glass and the beautiful old wood stove. I live in Clare so reminded me heaps of the old homes not far from here. Thank you for sharing. 🥰
Great explore! I'm glad you went back to check the lizard and get that excellent shot of the front doorway from the hall. The scrub outside looked foggy. I would frame that shot. Thanks Paul!
Interesting how different south Aus homes were compared to Victorian homes back then... i do like the SA homes the best though. Keep these explores comming! We enjoy every moment, including the great blue tongue rescue.😊
Thank you Paul for capturing South Australian inner countryside, with a native stumpy tail lizard that you kindly rescued out of a pit, that has been living close within an abandoned old symmetrical stone farm house. The Victorian era symmetrical cottage with the red brick quoining were a typical home during the late 1800s and would have been a beautiful family home back in the day. Interesting discovery regarding the stump tail Lizard and have learnt something new.
Hello Paul, I enjoyed seeing this week's video. With the stain glass above the door and the arch in the hallway, the old stove as well. I wish that the fireplace mantles, the ceilings and floors were still in place. In my mind, I can picture the family in-house with everything the way it once was. Years back all families were hard-working families. Today it's much different. I've never seen a Lizard like that thanks for the lesson. 😊
nice explore paul the old farm has had seen better days all falling apart but at least the pigeons made it there home to be and the stump blue tounge lizard was awsome i really like what you do for animals paul i see you have a love and passion for them and do you best to help them when they need it you always come to there rescue paul thanks for another great share paul i will have a look at werner/john video cheers paul.
Hello Paul great video great place another awesome house at one time also like to thank you for taking care of that poor little lizard great job until next time stay safe take care love from upstate New York❤😊❤
Thank you so much for saving that lizard 👏
All I see, is potential. What a stunning home it would be, with a bit of work. One can only imagine the history.
There is a quiet dignity that remains with the homes of hard working families. I like to imagine the last moments of the day as the sun goes down, dinner aromas from the kitchen and seeking a place to sit, catch a breeze, and rest after a hard, hot day.
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And a Beautiful Sunset or Moon lit Night
You are spot on. It would be so interesting to know the history of the owners. I bought a 1926 homestead at a local called Girvan near Stroud NSW and renovated it over 20 years. The grandchildren came and visited from
Oops bumped it. Cont. visited from Stroud and Sydney. Spent the day with me a couple of times. It was wonderful memories for them and I loved learning the history.
I've been watching your channel from south Texas for almost a year, enjoy your finds and your compassion. ✌️
Fellow Adelaidian here
I spent my first 14 yrs of my life living in SA,I like these old house,s,they've character and a story to tell.
I can't help wondering why such a solid built , beautiful home in it's day was left to rot
Paul, the lizard hero! 😍
Thanks for the tour!
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Hi John, cheers for watching mate :-)
Awww thank you so much for helping the lizard, that was so lovely of you to stop and even check on him on the way back too. People like you (and me cos I’d do the same) are really appreciated by our animal friends 🙂
That thing on his neck was a tick . Well done mate 😊👍
🌟Hi Paul, beautiful outback South Australia and a beautiful gem if those walls could talk the stories they would tell aww bless you for saving the lizard and giving him some water I’m sure he was very grateful for your help and kindness thank you so much again ❤😊🌟x
Glad you enjoyed it Megan. Yes could not leave without helping the little guy :-) Thanks for watching
@@urbexindigo5164 definitely I would have done the same thing to
As someone who lives in rural SA, I have been loving these. Keep up the great work!!
Glad you like them Caitylouwho1305 :-) Will have more. Cheers :-)
Hi Paul. I’m sure all the animals you rescue during your explores are very grateful!. I watch every week and I love these old homes. It’s surprising how deteriorated they get over the years. The 90s weren’t really that long ago, if it was abandoned then, so it’s interesting to see how deteriorated some homes are compared to others in that time. Thanks for the videos 😀
interesting that there apears to be an ocupied home so close by am abandoned one
I actually LAUGHED OUT LOUD when the frame of ol' BLUE BOY came on the screen and he was up on the bricks! HAHAHAHA
What a cool old house. Canadian farmhouses of that era had larger kitchens because that's where people gathered. Did that happen in Australia too?
Tailem Bend here. Thank you for doing the rescue mission for the lizard- good job ! you can just pick them up, they are very non-aggressive and such lovely animals.
Hi Cherie :-) Glad to help any animal that needs it. Cheers for the support and for watching :-)
He was a big fella,thank you for helping him Paul. 😊
Appears a fly is exploring with you!🪰Always a pleasure watching and looking forward to your vdeos 😊
What a real time capsule! Thanks for sharing!
I LIKE HOW YOU GO IN EACH ROOM AND INVESTIGATE THE WONDERFUL HISTORY OF THIS OLD FARM HOUSE IT'S ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING. ( I BET THIS HAS HOUSE HAS SOME GREAT STORIES TO TELL )
Thank you Paul for saving the cute Lizard!! You are a good person and a HERO,you have already saved some animals. I'm sure this old house was back in the days a beautiful home.Greetings from Germany🙂
Well done, Paul, rescuing the Sleepy Lizard. Karma is never far away... He is tail looked like it had a good store of fat in it & they are basically desert dwellers, but good on you for your rescue.👍
I love love love your videos!! Thanks for saving stumpy. I thought he/she was a cutie. Sending love from the U.S!
😊 thank you deviousdeb, cheers for the great support :-)
This is one awesomely old gem Paul , the old Carmichael oven was a beauty and the highlight this was one of my favourites as well. The natural decay of the place makes it worth a good video. I’m glad you rescued the stumpie he would of looked back at you and did the lizard smile cheers mate 😊
Cheers again mate :-) Yeah that stove type not seen before, what a classic! Hopefully old mate Lizard steers clear of the septic pit from now lol.
Look forward to your videos every Saturday, always interesting! It’s good to see the compassion you show the different animals you come across when making the videos. Cheers to you👍🏻😊
Hi Paul another great video, this was a great explore. I love these rural houses. Thanks for the shout out much appreciated 🙂
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Cheers for watching Cheree! :-)
Cheers for watching John! :-)
Thank you for saving the lizard Paul and you left the stick so any other animals fall in can get out. Another great explore as usual, cheers :)
This house will out last all of us though!
I wonder what it is the history of this house, would have been good to know more!
Well that was interesting. The lizard was a neat find in its habitat.
It's great to have saved the lizard 🦎🦎🦎 well donne 😊😊
Great find and explore. Poor little guy looked so grateful to you. I will never be able to get to Australia, so thank you Paul for what you do. I actually learn a lot from you. Take care. ❤ from Arizona.
Great job saving the lizard ❤ Always enjoy the rural homes and farms.
We have red clay dirt in parts of America as well. Many of our farm belts are referred to as Rust belts because of it. Great document of once nice home. Thanks Paul.
Thank you for saving the lizard.
No worries :-) Hopefully is roaming around eating and sun baking :-)
I love people that go out of their ways to help creatures in need. ❤🔥
I absolutely love how respectful you are to the nature surrounding you. Pleasure to watch.
This is one of the best videos I have seen. Thank you so much for having a heart for that lizard.
Glad you enjoyed it breezeyb :-)
I know this house been to see it a few times.
Great old farm house. Left to rack N ruin. Great to see that lizard you helped out of that pit, should be happy now to roam freely. Thanks for sharing. Cheers MM :)
Hi MM :-) Yes hopefully he does not head back that way and fall in again, at least the plank of wood is in there now :-)
Hey Paul, another great video. Thank u for saving the lizard you are such a sweetheart. ❤
I haven't seen a toilet-roll radio for a while... 17:57 :)
Good on you for rescuing that stumpy. They're not good climbers, so I doubt that he would have got out without your help.
Well spotted ! haha :-)
I love how you always show concern for the animals you encounter. You're a good lad Paul. Another very interesting explore. That home would've been a lovely old place back in the day I'm sure.
Hello Paul, this place hasn't changed since we were there. Love helmet on the post out the back. Your videos are the best.😀😀😀
Glad you enjoyed it Cheree! :-) It was a great old gem to explore, cheers for watching
I always think of the lovely home cooked meals ,they had here.
You are so thoughtful and kind. Thanks for these old farm houses the country is so beautiful.
Cheers Patricia, and for watching :-)
Thanks for helping the little fella, nice one👍 makes you feel good when you help the little critters on their way 😌
Beautiful and relaxed and with respect for the building and animals. 🙏🏻
Urbex Indigo thank my friend for sharing with another wondeful enjoyable video about Original farm house in outback South Australia. I save a stumpy tail Lizard this was a really nice video the place was once a nice home back in the day i am from the U.S.A and i always will shopw support to your channel my friend and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless and thankss so much.
You are so brave to touch that lizard, major Steve Irwin vibes. Well done on ya mate! Thanks for yr adventuring into to this gem of a old home and also for yr compassion towards the lizard.
First timer watching. Exciting and lovely to see old homes like I lived in as a child. The landscape and bush, reminds me of a town called Tarcowie, where my dad had workshop etc. It would have been nice to know the location you were.
Welcome to the channel 😁 glad you are enjoying. More old homes like this to come
Tarcowie!! I've not been there since the 70s....
Mum & Nanna were both born in Terowie, we had rellys run the Grocers in Jamestown...so just hearing that name bought back memories.
Took mum (who's 90) back to see the area a cpl of yrs ago.. it's sad to see what were once proud towns just let go.
Oh..it was about 44° in the shade, not even the ants were out!!
@@baabaabaa2293 hi local resident. Your mum would most probably remember my dad and mum and many children. Dad (Leopold) established a mechanical workshop and maintained a property out of town doing fencing etc. It was a very hard life for them. They returned from service in Japan after cleaning up the bombs, and just abandoned by the military, nowhere to go and many little children.
We moved to Wirrabara because it was too hard for us children to go to school there, and dad worked for Murdock motors until his death.
@@lornawatkins8495 Ill ask mum, she's still sharp as a tack!
My Grandad & Uncle Frank Stewart were both returned fellas & yes none were happy about their treatment in the Army, both wound up in Railways.
Bob was in Transhipping at Terowie..played footy for Rovers.. they had 3 teams at one stage!
The other side of the family are from Pirie & Quorn...few near you at Spalding.
Big country, but small world!
Thanks for the reply, Ill try to get back to you soon...lve no doubt mum will have some names for you!
I love the tin cieling and the colored glass but the cast iron stove is epic. The blue tongue lizard was a stunner. I'm so glad you saved him😊❤
Love the way old stoves have a temperature gauge on the front... Fantastic Find, Terriffic Explore!!!
Precious! Thank you!!
I injoy your video s paul ty for sharing the farm houses and love country side and animals and birds is pretty cool
Cows moo
And pigeons coo.
Paul shared another treasure,
To watch at our leisure!
Thanks, mate! 💛💛✌️
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The Lizard Whisperer. That was awesome. Cute little house with primary colors over the door 🥰.
Glad you liked it!! Thanks for watching :-)
Just pick a sleepy lizard up with a quick firm grab around the body behind the front legs. Don’t be alarmed if the mouth opens in a threatening way. It’s ok. I’ve rescued many lizards off quiet roads and saved them from being run over by uncaring drivers.
Snake haven for sure but what a adorable house.👍😊
I'm glad you saved the lizard. He is cute for a lizard. Nice tour .
As always, love your work Paul!! Really look forward to Sunday mornings hehe!! I do really enjoy the rural homes!! You get to really experience the history… thanks again 😊
Looks like a dirty yucky tick on the stumpy tail 😢 didn’t look too good at all, poor darling but thank you so much for doing what you could 🙏🏻❤️
I would have taken him hehe but I’m also a Wildlife rescuer and I try to rescue everything
Hi Loz! Yes if he had not moved at all I was going to take him. That tick was ready to detach luckily. Glad you are enjoying these rural ones too and that you love rescuing. Cheers :-)
The land next to me is red clay and my place is mostly sand.
That's been a nice old house in it's time.
Would have been a comfortable home in it’s time considering the remote location. A lovely homestead..
Another great historical home video and as a bonus, an animal rescue and Blue Tongue lizard lesson. Thanks, Paul
That was a much more substantial farmhouse than a lot of them. They must have been relatively weĺl off when it was built.
Thanks for helping the lizard. 👍✌️
Thank you for saving the lizard ❤
Oh wow Steve 🦎, oops I mean Paul. When you first mentioned he was in the dugout, I thought you can't leave him there. Thank you💓. I love this old lady; the bullnose verandahs, the leadlight trasoms, high ceilings, what an old charmer. She must have been a stunner bunner in her day, would have been a busy home, thank goodness for a vivid imagination😂. I picture myself renovating these old homesteads, beginning with foundations, roof, electricity, plumbing, a continuous verandah right round the building to create a cool space. Just love her Paul, oh the ol Carmichael in the kitchen, mmmmmmm❤💓
I always try imagine back when the families were working and living here too! Glad you enjoyed ozbubbles1 , thanks for watching :-)
How cool is that - to save a lizard!! Thank you for the video!🦎
The lizard 😃🦎
Hi Paul, wouldn't it be great if someone was in the position to restore this treasure, it's a very well built house, not sure who would or could live in that desolate looking place, it would've been a hard life save for the lovely home. Thanks for saving the little guy, you are right about him being stuck there and that damn tic feeding of him, I saw what it was straight off, that's why the poor lizard was lethargic. Your presence, care and interest in what you do transfers onto your videos, makes me feel like I'm there. Thanks again, keep safe.
Thanks so much Adelina :-) It would be amazing to see an old secluded gem like this restored!!! :-) Glad you feel like your are there in the explores, thats what I try to make it like. Thanks for watching :-)
What a lovely old lady quite a big house I love the old AGA
Thank you Paul for the video and saving the lizard 🦎 I don't think he was supposed to be in there either.
Every old farmhouse has a busted up fan. That old stove was impressive.
I think South Australia is the world capital for flies! The other states don’t seem to have as many!
I'm a Croweater & yep you're right, til you've had flies drinking out the corners of ya eyes, up ya nose etc ya haven't lived!
You can be 90 mile from anywhere, in 5 mins you've got 10 000 mates!!
NT have a gd selection too btw!
...far north Queensland. ..outside the "walkabout creek" hotel where they filmed some of crocodile Dundee movie,it's like walking into a large version of those clear insect containers they use for dares on those silly survivor shows.could barely see your hand .couldn't wait to get away from there...
another wonderful country home and a lizard rescue!
I have heaps of blue tongues in my years the ear the cat and dog food. Beautiful explanation once again Paul ❤
First time to your channel.
Loved it. I love old homes.
It’s sad that these old homes are left to rot. Especially in a time we’re a home is now hard to come by. Rental or your own.
Look forward to seeing more 🙂
Welcome to the channel 😁 glad you are enjoying the videos. More to come 👍
No work out there Penny.. ppl move into the town's or cities & this is the result.
Glad you helped the ugly lizard. You're a good man.
Those flies! One kept getting on the camera lense and I thought it was a fly on my phone 😂
Good job getting Mr lizard. 🦎Poor little guy. He must have been really thirsty.
The pigeons have overtaken the house. Good explore!
Thank you Indigo for another interesting explore! Love those old stoves the best, there must have been hundreds of amazing meals prepared on it! Thank you for helping the lizard, and he looked glad to be out of the pit area!👍😉
Thank you for your kindness 😊
You are so welcome Crekky2031 :-)
Good work rescuing the shingle back👍
that was nice of you helping the blue tongue. I personally would have tried to take that tick off it, but at least he had water and slowly could walk away. great explore with the house
Such a lovely old home. I really enjoyed your video. I loved the stained glass and the beautiful old wood stove. I live in Clare so reminded me heaps of the old homes not far from here. Thank you for sharing. 🥰
Great explore! I'm glad you went back to check the lizard and get that excellent shot of the front doorway from the hall. The scrub outside looked foggy. I would frame that shot. Thanks Paul!
Interesting how different south Aus homes were compared to Victorian homes back then... i do like the SA homes the best though.
Keep these explores comming! We enjoy every moment, including the great blue tongue rescue.😊
Thank you Paul for capturing South Australian inner countryside, with a native stumpy tail lizard that you kindly rescued out of a pit, that has been living close within an abandoned old symmetrical stone farm house. The Victorian era symmetrical cottage with the red brick quoining were a typical home during the late 1800s and would have been a beautiful family home back in the day. Interesting discovery regarding the stump tail Lizard and have learnt something new.
Hi wow what a great place.
Interesting explore, great scenery. Very kind of you helping the lizard, I'm sure he was grateful in his own reptilian way.
Hello Paul, I enjoyed seeing this week's video. With the stain glass above the door and the arch in the hallway, the old stove as well. I wish that the fireplace mantles, the ceilings and floors were still in place. In my mind, I can picture the family in-house with everything the way it once was. Years back all families were hard-working families. Today it's much different. I've never seen a Lizard like that thanks for the lesson. 😊
Its awesome when people leave nature takes over :)
nice explore paul the old farm has had seen better days all falling apart but at least the pigeons made it there home to be and the stump blue tounge lizard was awsome i really like what you do for animals paul i see you have a love and passion for them and do you best to help them when they need it you always come to there rescue paul thanks for another great share paul i will have a look at werner/john video cheers paul.
Cheers Peter! :-) And for watching
So great that you covered over the hole traps 😉
Hello Paul great video great place another awesome house at one time also like to thank you for taking care of that poor little lizard great job until next time stay safe take care love from upstate New York❤😊❤
I used to live in an old farm house that had thick walls. And had sliding doors between dinning room and palor. Beautiful house.
Thats awesome, these old home are amazing :-)
That's 1 lucky shingle back 🦎
Great vidéo 👍❤️🌞😺
Awww poor lizard! 😢. Glad you helped him 😊😊😊
Could not leave without helping him. Cheers for watching :-)
Great to see you saved a creatures that needed assistance!
Love bullnose verandahs..looks so cool