He Rick and Becca have missed ya all I only watch a couple ppl on utube you two are ones its like missing family so glad to see ya again God bless ya all
It’s amazing all the abandoned places like old houses,hotels,schools,etc that are still up but decaying 30,40,50 plus years after being occupied.I bet the fun part about going into these places is looking for clues that gives a timeline on when it was last occupied or in use.I always enjoy your content 👍
You found my childhood house from the 80's only flooded in the basement . My Dad used to say he just got back from the Poconos( he was a truck driver ) I always thought that he was joking because it just sounded to funny. Now that I'm 45 with a teenager, I know that he was telling the truth.
Hello Rick and Becca ✌️ it's good to see you all again..I love your channel and I think you all are awesome people.thank you for the video I hope you all have a wonderful blessed day my friend's 🙏
I had to come watch this one after seeing the one right after this one! Great B roll at the beginning! I love that old stone walkway and bridge! Atari! They were amazing at the time! All the vintage things you found were amazing! It's a shame all that vinyl is going to ruin in there. I never heard of that gaming system from Sears Roebuck, but I was never a gamer. Those that were are probably familiar with it. That scanner was one of the early electronic tuning scanners. I couldn't tell if that was a unit that had to have crystals for each frequency and just had a digital read out of the channel number, or if it was tunable. I have seen both. Love those old placemats! Many places used to have those and as a child, I always liked looking to see what was in the area. That old record player at 12:15 was awesome! It would be really pretty cleaned and polished, and it might still work. Loved your disclaimer about the definition of "old!" Nice save! 🤣The old TV on legs was in surprisingly good shape. The newer "instant-on" TV sitting on top of the old TV was also more indicative of people living there rather than being short term guests. When a TV stopped working, people would often set the new TV on top of the old one. It's really too bad these places are left to ruin. They were once very nice. Great video, thank you for sharing!
It’s always nice to see you guys! I could never leave my games and albums behind! I still have my albums and 45s here in my house .Still have VHS also! Thanks guys, till next time, be safe and stay healthy! 🙏❤️
Same here haha. I'm 50 and its hilarious to hear them talk about how old or vintage things are when they are things I used not so long ago (or seems like not so long ago) life is short,ugh
I would've tried to save the Atari 2600s, Sega Master System and at least the Nintendo game that was inside that rusted NES, they all could've been restored and sold to anyone who enjoys and collects vintage video games.
I always enjoy your all‘s videos. I like how you take your time look at the content not just the house but what’s left behind. And Rick your silliness I can appreciate. It adds some character to your videos 😆😁✌🏼❤️
The News week magazine,with the nurse on the cover,looked like a patient in an iron lung,they put polio patients in iron lungs..good to have you back,missed you both..
I was thinking about you guys today while i was at work i was like i wonder if rick and bekah is gonna upload another awesome video on abandoned places lol awesome video 👍
This is awesome. I loved it. Especially the old tv, furniture and curtains. It brought back memories of the motels my parents and I stayed in back in the 60s. I wish I could be there in person. Thanks for the great video.
instant on TVs kind of suck, because the filament inside of the CRT is always on, so it does not take time to warm up, so there is an instant picture, but because they are always on, the CRTs tend to wear out quickly and they dont last long before the picture gets dim and washed out.
That purple dress hanging on the door frame screamed the groovy Sixties! Looked like something Shirley on the Partridge Family would've worn. You don't see clothes like that anymore.
My mom had a tea kettle like that in the 1st room. In 68 I was 1 yr old . The paneling ohh man we had paneling in my old house that I grew up in . Wow memories!!!
I wish more information could be found on some of these places. Who lived there, why were they abandoned. Being in the UK nothing seems to be just left abandoned for that length of time.
what a wild explore, guys,,, so hey that old RCA record player at the 12:11 mark, goes back to the late 1950's early 60's, they actually had decent sound on them, i friend of mine had one similar to it several years back, ,it wouldn't surprise me if you plugged it in and it still worked, it looks halfway decent still,,, i was however upset to see all the record albums, being destroyed in that cellar, mostly the Beatles, i know they're starting to be worth some $$$
Thought you two had left the planet 🌏!! Interesting place but why do people just leave all their stuff behind to rot and does it ever get removed or is it there forever? Good to see you back. Gill 🇬🇧
Could you imagine if it wasn't all messed up and ransacked, how cool would that be? I would have loved to have seen it in 1985 / 1989 or even early 1990's . That is definitely someone's history. Thank You Both for sharing that will us , we appreciate your ability to make these videos.
Tele-Games was an OEM distributor for Atari. It was an Atari and Atari put Sears name on it. The Atari, Tele-Game and any cartridges would’ve gone home with me to see if there was any chance of repair.
its funny to see 2 beds made in all that mess. I hate making my bed - mainly because is a Calf. King up against a wall on one side. So most of the time I don't.
He Rick and Becca have missed ya all I only watch a couple ppl on utube you two are ones its like missing family so glad to see ya again God bless ya all
God bless you too Debbie. :)
Good to have you back!
What a cool find. Its awesome the two of you have a hobby you both love to do together👍👍
It’s amazing all the abandoned places like old houses,hotels,schools,etc that are still up but decaying 30,40,50 plus years after being occupied.I bet the fun part about going into these places is looking for clues that gives a timeline on when it was last occupied or in use.I always enjoy your content 👍
You found my childhood house from the 80's only flooded in the basement . My Dad used to say he just got back from the Poconos( he was a truck driver ) I always thought that he was joking because it just sounded to funny. Now that I'm 45 with a teenager, I know that he was telling the truth.
Hello Rick and Becca ✌️ it's good to see you all again..I love your channel and I think you all are awesome people.thank you for the video I hope you all have a wonderful blessed day my friend's 🙏
Riiicckkk, we miss ya'll. Hope you come back soon with more videos! :D
I love your sound effects Rick. That stuff didn't look that old to me but I'm 68. ha Very interesting explore. Love all your vids.
I had to come watch this one after seeing the one right after this one! Great B roll at the beginning! I love that old stone walkway and bridge! Atari! They were amazing at the time! All the vintage things you found were amazing! It's a shame all that vinyl is going to ruin in there. I never heard of that gaming system from Sears Roebuck, but I was never a gamer. Those that were are probably familiar with it. That scanner was one of the early electronic tuning scanners. I couldn't tell if that was a unit that had to have crystals for each frequency and just had a digital read out of the channel number, or if it was tunable. I have seen both. Love those old placemats! Many places used to have those and as a child, I always liked looking to see what was in the area. That old record player at 12:15 was awesome! It would be really pretty cleaned and polished, and it might still work. Loved your disclaimer about the definition of "old!" Nice save! 🤣The old TV on legs was in surprisingly good shape. The newer "instant-on" TV sitting on top of the old TV was also more indicative of people living there rather than being short term guests. When a TV stopped working, people would often set the new TV on top of the old one.
It's really too bad these places are left to ruin. They were once very nice. Great video, thank you for sharing!
It’s always nice to see you guys! I could never leave my games and albums behind! I still have my albums and 45s here in my house .Still have VHS also! Thanks guys, till next time, be safe and stay healthy! 🙏❤️
That Intelligames console was the Sears private label Atari.
I had that bee gees album- I'm dating myself I'm 53 it's hard to imagine all that is vintage!!🙃
Lol
Me too! I’m 59, I guess Barry Gibb is the only one left out of the group, the other BeeGees have all passed.
Same here haha. I'm 50 and its hilarious to hear them talk about how old or vintage things are when they are things I used not so long ago (or seems like not so long ago) life is short,ugh
I would've tried to save the Atari 2600s, Sega Master System and at least the Nintendo game that was inside that rusted NES, they all could've been restored and sold to anyone who enjoys and collects vintage video games.
Glad you 2 are back,happy & healthy I hope.....Just love "old"stuff- I could spend hours sifting thru it all☮❤
I always enjoy your all‘s videos. I like how you take your time look at the content not just the house but what’s left behind. And Rick your silliness I can appreciate. It adds some character to your videos 😆😁✌🏼❤️
Becca I love your attention to detail!
The News week magazine,with the nurse on the cover,looked like a patient in an iron lung,they put polio patients in iron lungs..good to have you back,missed you both..
I was thinking about you guys today while i was at work i was like i wonder if rick and bekah is gonna upload another awesome video on abandoned places lol awesome video 👍
Thanks jack!
@@ExploringwithRickBekah have y'all thought about revisiting some of the places you've explored before?
This is awesome. I loved it. Especially the old tv, furniture and curtains. It brought back memories of the motels my parents and I stayed in back in the 60s. I wish I could be there in person. Thanks for the great video.
a new Rick & Bekah video happy happy happy joy joy joy...i will now view with much ann tis eye pay shun : - )
instant on TVs kind of suck, because the filament inside of the CRT is always on, so it does not take time to warm up, so there is an instant picture, but because they are always on, the CRTs tend to wear out quickly and they dont last long before the picture gets dim and washed out.
Wish your could have skimmed thru those record albums, the old fogies among us, (like me, lol) would’ve enjoyed seeing who was in the line up!
That purple dress hanging on the door frame screamed the groovy Sixties! Looked like something Shirley on the Partridge Family would've worn. You don't see clothes like that anymore.
8:00 thats a police scanner. We had one just like it.
Havnt seen you in awhile. Good to have you back.
Yay u guys are back! Love your vids keep'em coming you guys are super!!
The Bee's Album is Spirits Having Flown released in 1979
I love anything antique or collectible like hot wheels car's or trucks Elvis Presley albums
Hey I haven’t forgot you, I got it packed. I’m on a dialysis machine, as soon as I get out of surgery my daughter will mail your gift. enjoy
so sad that all those vtg electronics got soaked.
bet that place is musty as heck in the summer.
Great video 📹. Love 💘 all the vintage stuff 👌.
My mom had a tea kettle like that in the 1st room. In 68 I was 1 yr old . The paneling ohh man we had paneling in my old house that I grew up in . Wow memories!!!
I wish more information could be found on some of these places. Who lived there, why were they abandoned. Being in the UK nothing seems to be just left abandoned for that length of time.
Awesome explore again Rick and bekah
wowwww great find guys how are you im all good here stay safe and keep warm spring is around the corner ughh this winter was just icky
Amazing very interested place. Wait next episode above this place. Think you. Great find.
Great find👍
That’s when I was born 1955, wish I was there
what a wild explore, guys,,, so hey that old RCA record player at the 12:11 mark, goes back to the late 1950's early 60's, they actually had decent sound on them, i friend of mine had one similar to it several years back, ,it wouldn't surprise me if you plugged it in and it still worked, it looks halfway decent still,,, i was however upset to see all the record albums, being destroyed in that cellar, mostly the Beatles, i know they're starting to be worth some $$$
Awesome video but it’s sad to see it just sitting there of of the vintage things have a great weekend 😊
Very cool
I wish you had shown the match box cars that was my favorite toy growing up I'm now 64
At 5:13, we had the same game system from Sears & Roebuck. It was Pong. It came out before Atari.
Very cool!
Thought you two had left the planet 🌏!! Interesting place but why do people just leave all their stuff behind to rot and does it ever get removed or is it there forever? Good to see you back. Gill 🇬🇧
Where is everyone?
Greetings from North Carolina.
greetings from nc also!!
Colorado
Awesome video. Wish I could explore but don't know the location..
A wind up alarm clock ..used to be main way to wake up
4:10 wow that is in good shape...it must be some good paper...it has not aged or gotten wet
Could you imagine if it wasn't all messed up and ransacked, how cool would that be? I would have loved to have seen it in 1985 / 1989 or even early 1990's . That is definitely someone's history. Thank You Both for sharing that will us , we appreciate your ability to make these videos.
All those game systems left to rot in a house full of history I'm sure....just seems criminal. WOW I mean who does that? lol
Thanks
Que gostoso vocês voltaram..e..🤷♀️🙋♀️atdorei o vídeo ❤💋
Old things probably worth money with a good cleaning
They checked in but looks like they never checked out like the commercial for that bug house trap (Why would they leave all their stuff behind?)
Tele-Games was an OEM distributor for Atari. It was an Atari and Atari put Sears name on it. The Atari, Tele-Game and any cartridges would’ve gone home with me to see if there was any chance of repair.
Its a record player
What happened to a new video every other Saturday? You guys don’t post as many videos as you used to.
Hi. We ran out of places. Only so many abandoned spots. We filmed one just recently. Will upload that sometime. Sorry.
That drudge like like an old Admiral or Norge
I meant the fridge
Γειά σας παιδιά!! Πολύ ωραίο βίντεο!, 🙂🙂
its funny to see 2 beds made in all that mess. I hate making my bed - mainly because is a Calf. King up against a wall on one side. So most of the time I don't.
:20 a mosquito metropolis this summer YIKES
the sears telegame IS an atari 2600. made by atari for sears
2:59 space invaders was the shizz back in the day : - )
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I saw a Sega Master System not far from the NES.
I remember playing 8 tracks wow ! So cool a treasure trove. So sad it's gone to waste😰☹
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Explore the mc barge
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Uh oh, it didn’t make it...
I liked Atari
Didn't I see Dan Bell here?
You guys should make a tik tok account and bring your TH-cam fans over 👍👍
Atari 2600