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... This Place, House and Barn, really needs a follow up, a "the rest of the Story". 👻 Let's assign Mr Dan to do some "Investigative Reporting". It had such old equipment and truck remains, they're just begging for a story about the owner, his life, childhood, and decision to never marry, plus the niece/nephews that inherited the property. He did pass of natural causes, right? This really is a potential for a M watches video story. But it has to be true, no creative liberties, and somehow, I really don't think it would require any ... 🫧 👻 ...
Really cool. Where I lived as a kid there was an old house across the street and this old gentleman who lived there alone. I never knew much about him or his history, and neither did my parents. He had an old IH pickup and an old aluminum camper shell and he would go fishing down to a beach about 20 miles out of town. One day the Sheriff found his truck on the side of the road and he was deceased inside it, apparently he had a heart attack enroute to go fishing. I remember an estate sale in which his house truck and camper was sold. Everything he owned was in that sale so I had always assumed he had no family because I believe it was the County or State that held the sale. I still think about all the interesting stuff from around my home town that is no more and all the old families, homestead families, that have all passed on and their relatives who are scattered all over the Country there isn't much to be found anymore the areas are all urbanized really it is sad.
The areas are all urbanized and homogenized with such a lack of local , cultural flavor, and distinction which made them individual and unique back in the day. It is so sad to lose our history like that as we watch it all be plowed under by developers.
@@JamesStripling-f7d Did a little searching and it looks like it may be a 1940 heavy duty dodge diesel (near as I can tell anyway). Interestingly enough, if it is a 1940 dodge diesel, the engine in it was actually designed and built by Chrysler.
As I was watching I was guessing 1940 give or take on the year of that Dodge. The body style is very similar to my 1941 Plymouth Deluxe car. The door handles were the same and a couple other features.
When a child we lived in a home that had an attic in which my sister and I played, we were around seven to ten years of age. The owner had killed himself in the attic with a gun years before and his wife rented the home. My mother told how she could hear someone walking back and forth in the attic when everything was quiet. She would open the door at the bottom of the attic stairs and go up to the top and look, nothing, only she said it was cold as ice and it was summer time.
I grew up in the country where the house next to ours was vacant with no windows on the same lot. It was a beautiful older house just sitting there empty. As kids, we would play in that house. One day my sister and I were playing, she was in one bedroom and I was in another. All of a sudden, we both ran out of the house at the same time scared and creeped out. We looked at each other with our eyes wide open. I told my sister I heard loud breathing and she said she heard footsteps. Come to find out later a lady died in that house many years ago. Btw, the old house we lived in was also haunted. New subscriber. I enjoy your videos
When I was around 7 years old, my family was visiting my Mama's Mama. She lived in an old wood frame house with a wood stove, several fire places. She did have electrical outlets, but nothing like we have today, no indoor plumbing either. Her two sons had houses near her & her youngest son had two sons & they would always enjoy playing tricks on my sister & I. Robert & Dan, when you mentioned something about VooDoo offering, that reminded me of something from way back when(early 1960's). One night these two cousins, Tommy & Wayne, hung chicken feet & a chicken head onto a wire clothes hanger on the front porch. They told us that was to protect us from evil spirits & witches & if the chicken parts were missing the next morning, that meant these evil beings took those in place of us. Well the next morning we looked & the parts were gone & of course we were glad of that. Those were the best days, although we didn't know it then. They all lived on a farm in Winder, Georgia.
My grandparents on my Mama's side lived in Winder. There were two neighbor brothers who loved to help my cousin prank me. I don't recall their names, tho. They didn't live on a farm, however, but in an ancient duplex next to the railroad tracks, behind that old drive-in restaurant.
@@junebug614 , you mean the old Triangle right? That's what they used to call it. It was a hoping place many years ago. It stayed opened until the early to mid 80's and then they finally shut it down. 🙂
All the old places and cemeteries you've been to have you ever seen or heard anything unexpected like those footsteps before? I bet different places give different vibes.
Here from the creepy house with the foot steps! 😱 I love these old abandoned places.. I've been running around in them since 1969.. Doing what you're doing is a total passion! ☺️ Lets go explore this creepy barn, shall we? 😁
You never know what you're going to find in these old places. This was very cool. Too bad you couldn't move that truck, Robert. If you could I'd bet it would be part of your collection.
Hello Robert and Dan the barn also looks creepy even the truck is ment to be there Halloween just around the corner 😳 great video adventure all the best Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
Hello, again and that place is amazing and love that old truck as my grandfather had one like that on his farm wow I am in amazement. Thanks for sharing this history with us. Take care 😊😊
Such a enjoyable wak around with you both today with Dan sharing historical info-That old Wrecker was cooool🧐🔦treasure finds of farm equipment and etc.
That was another fun video. I just love the people you explore with. You have a very interesting and entertaining friend group. Love all your videos, Robert
Man I haven't heard the term "smokehouse" in decades. When I was a kid we lived next to my aunt & uncle who had a smoke house. In addition to his job, he raised chickens & hogs, & I can recall the huge (or they seemed huge to me as a kid) sides of pork hanging in his smokehouse. This, & the one on the house, were neat videos - thank you!
I think the barn was in better shape than the house. It’s to bad you didn’t know more history about this place. Hoping you can find more info on the truck. I know if you could Robert you would of loved to have that cool truck. I haven’t seen one of them kind in a long long time. Aww the good ole’ days! ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟
Courage springs eternal on Sidestep Adventures Into History! It looks like it served you well in finding some old treasures and stuff. You need that old truck door, but what to do with it? No white figure, footsteps or bangs, what a shame! Great multi-part vids! The new GoPro has excellent audio and video! 👍👍👀❣️❣️
According to the Picture This app that is a dwarf palmetto, or bush palmetto. There is so much history in the life of one simple person. I grew up in Rockford, IL and this reminds me of exploring the woods with my friends when I was a kid.
Hi Robert and Dan! Always love it when the two of you go investigations. Mr. Dan's knowledge of the area is incredible and your love of searching for the history is truly cool! I don't know if anybody else said this but the International Harvester 45 is a cultivator with several attachments still available from what I saw. I thought I recognized it and the seeder/fertilizer spreader from my young life working with horses. This equipment was common on hay farms. I recognized the chicken wire too but I'm getting old myself!😊 Mineral oil was used for everything from cows and horses to the squeaky doors, rusty latches and us back then! The one side of the barn looked in better shape and may have been in use a while after the house was vacant for harvesting the hay. It may have stored some of it or equipment for land care. It looked like folks have gotten in there, cleaned it out and done stupid things that they think won't hurt them. I hope they didn't wake anybody up! 👀 Glad y'all only heard stuff on this place this time! Maybe bring a preacher next time??? 👻
Loving your videos! I’m noticing a trend of a little bit of unexplained (paranormal?) events in your last few videos. Possible voices, and this sounded like undeniable boots walking across the floor in the house. I wish I or someone else could do a bit of paranormal investigating..
Hi Robert, You and Dan are amazingly hilarious. When you explore whatever it is a plantation house, an old barn, a well, all the sights, sounds, and smells you encounter seem so real and at times extremely scary. Your imaginations/ experiences make me want to watch the many adventures the two of take. Thanks for doing what you are doing.
Good job, fellows!! I'm glad you worked up the nerve to go back.😊 you should buy that truck and get it restored. Then Robert, you should paint it back to its original color and put The Old Byrd Farm on the door. That would be super cool.😊😊
You guys are too much. Hi Mr. Dan. I'm surprised you went back. You two are great as a team. Robert does the investigating and Mr. Dan does the colorful background and stories.
I"d love to have that old truck. Been wanting something like that for yard art. I was hoping ya'll would go see if something really did fall in that well lol
There ain't t no way I could go into anything creepy or as haunted place and be in my right mind . I'll watch others do it on video but far as actually going g there in person ; no no . I like your videos about old calvary graves and cemeteries . Good luck and God be with you and your friend Dan .
I bet, if yall came back and spent the night in the old barn, you could probably conjure up a spirit that could tell you about the bones and bullet hole in the cool old truck.
Robert. That is an old International Harvester model 45 square baler. I think it came out in 1952 and was produced till around 1958 as far as I can tell. Great find. Love the old dodge too. JB
Thank you again. Fascinating old truck. Would you be comfortable transplanting that pineer plant to old bird farm? There's something fitting about a plant that only blooms 5 to7 yrs. Surviving alone in a abandoned home site.
I hunt arrowheads for a hobby.. And explore old places like that in n Indiana here.. That old Truck is worth some money... You see the radiator still in it.. Nice fine.. I just found your channel I subscribed
2:11 - That looks like a yucca plant. Up here Yucca plants are found in all the old cemeteries and homesites. My grandfather's old farm truck was a `47 Studebaker that was a professionally converted pickup. It had a stake dump body on it and 17" rims with single rear wheels. It ran into the late 80s when the engine seized up after Grandpop had had a valve job done on it a few months earlier. I never understood what happened. Supposedly there was no oil dipstick after the work was done on it. Anyway that truck is a very cool find.
Up here in PA, right down the dirt road from my uncle's dairy farm, there lived an old couple. No electricity, no plumbing, no nothing. They were happy as can be, my aunt would bake pies and cakes and take them to them. The old homestead was still there in 2000 last time I was up there, went fishing in the pond right outside the back door. Hope i end up like that.
You guys crack me up with your fear of old buildings. I grew up in Europe where buildings could be a millennia old. 1000 yrs. I have no fear of old buildings I just find them historically intriguing.
Honestly believe in the supernatural, but not the gimmicky ‘ghost hunting’ channels or shows…those footsteps & that bang at the end of the 1st video, I got CHILLS from…first time I believe that something of that nature wasn’t staged…VERY creepy!!! Love seeing what you find & discover in your videos!!
We’ll all leave some mysterious evidence behind as puzzles of the past for future generations to ponder. You can’t take it with you and evidently some folks just don’t leave after they die. You should address the ghost by his name, assuming you know it. Thanks for the great videos, lots of fun!
Yeah I heard the crow calling a few times in the first video when you were at the creepy house. Then you heard the footsteps. And I think I saw something being thrown now right before you find the international harvester, there were crows calling and the footsteps again period you might have a big foot in the woods
Sad thing is that truk in the woods there, I know about three people right now who could probably put a couple of new wires on there and start it in about 15 minutes. They don't make s*** like that anymore.
IH McCormac built a model 45 hay bailer . I believe you were looking at the chute end of a square bailer as you guessed . The model 45 most likely came from the year of manufacture, rather than a specific piece of equipment , as there are a number of implements called model 45. by I H and I found a picture of a IH 46 that is very similar to the relic you found. This would have likely been tractor powered , though horse drawn equipment was still used well int the 50's
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That Dodge is too too cool .
Awww door would still close . The windows wow .
It's a shame in so many ways farm equipment left to rust and fall apart and so many generations that will never know how they were operated/used
... This Place, House and Barn, really needs a follow up, a "the rest of the Story". 👻
Let's assign Mr Dan to do some "Investigative Reporting".
It had such old equipment and truck remains, they're just begging for a story about the owner, his life, childhood, and decision to never marry, plus the niece/nephews that inherited the property.
He did pass of natural causes, right?
This really is a potential for a M watches video story.
But it has to be true, no creative liberties, and somehow, I really don't think it would require any ...
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👻 ...
@@bethbartlett5692 Yes. What....is "the rest of the Story."
Really cool. Where I lived as a kid there was an old house across the street and this old gentleman who lived there alone. I never knew much about him or his history, and neither did my parents. He had an old IH pickup and an old aluminum camper shell and he would go fishing down to a beach about 20 miles out of town. One day the Sheriff found his truck on the side of the road and he was deceased inside it, apparently he had a heart attack enroute to go fishing. I remember an estate sale in which his house truck and camper was sold. Everything he owned was in that sale so I had always assumed he had no family because I believe it was the County or State that held the sale. I still think about all the interesting stuff from around my home town that is no more and all the old families, homestead families, that have all passed on and their relatives who are scattered all over the Country there isn't much to be found anymore the areas are all urbanized really it is sad.
I wish I had struck up conversations with the old folks who were around during my youth.
@@helenarubio3371As an old person living by myself, I can say that they probably would've liked that.
me too. I'd tell them how it was.
The areas are all urbanized and homogenized with such a lack of local , cultural flavor, and distinction which made them individual and unique back in the day.
It is so sad to lose our history like that as we watch it all be plowed under by developers.
Well said
Mr Dan has such a vast wealth of historical knowledge ❤Thank you Mr Dan
International Harvester model 45 can be a baler, tiller or cultivator depending on the attachments
There’s nothing better than finding cool old vehicles in the woods!
Agreed
What Year model was that truck I’m thinking late 40’s early 50’s
you should buy that Shell door@@AdventuresIntoHistory
@@JamesStripling-f7d Did a little searching and it looks like it may be a 1940 heavy duty dodge diesel (near as I can tell anyway). Interestingly enough, if it is a 1940 dodge diesel, the engine in it was actually designed and built by Chrysler.
As I was watching I was guessing 1940 give or take on the year of that Dodge. The body style is very similar to my 1941 Plymouth Deluxe car. The door handles were the same and a couple other features.
When a child we lived in a home that had an attic in which my sister and I played, we were around seven to ten years of age. The owner had killed himself in the attic with a gun years before and his wife rented the home. My mother told how she could hear someone walking back and forth in the attic when everything was quiet. She would open the door at the bottom of the attic stairs and go up to the top and look, nothing, only she said it was cold as ice and it was summer time.
Demons feed off the energy where dramatic events occurred.
@@thystaff742 like that movie, nomads
I grew up in the country where the house next to ours was vacant with no windows on the same lot. It was a beautiful older house just sitting there empty. As kids, we would play in that house. One day my sister and I were playing, she was in one bedroom and I was in another. All of a sudden, we both ran out of the house at the same time scared and creeped out. We looked at each other with our eyes wide open. I told my sister I heard loud breathing and she said she heard footsteps. Come to find out later a lady died in that house many years ago. Btw, the old house we lived in was also haunted. New subscriber. I enjoy your videos
That was pretty cool. Whoever is in that house walking around, probably drove that old truck! Thanks for sharing. It is a creepy place.
Omagosh, loved that old truck!! Love the Robert and Dan field trips!!
Thank you!
When I was around 7 years old, my family was visiting my Mama's Mama. She lived in an old wood frame house with a wood stove, several fire places. She did have electrical outlets, but nothing like we have today, no indoor plumbing either. Her two sons had houses near her & her youngest son had two sons & they would always enjoy playing tricks on my sister & I. Robert & Dan, when you mentioned something about VooDoo offering, that reminded me of something from way back when(early 1960's). One night these two cousins, Tommy & Wayne, hung chicken feet & a chicken head onto a wire clothes hanger on the front porch. They told us that was to protect us from evil spirits & witches & if the chicken parts were missing the next morning, that meant these evil beings took those in place of us. Well the next morning we looked & the parts were gone & of course we were glad of that. Those were the best days, although we didn't know it then. They all lived on a farm in Winder, Georgia.
My grandparents on my Mama's side lived in Winder. There were two neighbor brothers who loved to help my cousin prank me. I don't recall their names, tho. They didn't live on a farm, however, but in an ancient duplex next to the railroad tracks, behind that old drive-in restaurant.
@@junebug614 My grandmother's name was Florence Smith Phillips & her son's names were Frankie & Roy.
Oh my, I live in Winder Ga. I know that was just a joke that was played on them, but we stay away from old voodoo stuff. 😳😉😃 Lord protect us. 🙏😇✝️
@@junebug614 , you mean the old Triangle right? That's what they used to call it. It was a hoping place many years ago. It stayed opened until the early to mid 80's and then they finally shut it down. 🙂
All the old places and cemeteries you've been to have you ever seen or heard anything unexpected like those footsteps before? I bet different places give different vibes.
No and yes different places do
Here from the creepy house with the foot steps! 😱 I love these old abandoned places.. I've been running around in them since 1969.. Doing what you're doing is a total passion! ☺️ Lets go explore this creepy barn, shall we? 😁
Both of you all are so pleasant and wonderful to listen to/watch, knowledgeable. Dan, you know so much and yet you are humble, not a know-it-all.
May the lord bless and protect you and guest and bringing out the past history
At time 1:12 - 1:13 you can hear whispering when the guys are talking. Ever so quietly but it’s definitely there.
I heard it to.
You never know what you're going to find in these old places. This was very cool. Too bad you couldn't move that truck, Robert. If you could I'd bet it would be part of your collection.
Ginger Billy could get that truck going. He’s a mechanical genius.🤣🌹🇬🇧
I hope no one’s been murdered in that truck. It’s creepy.
I'm the one who heard the EVP of Dan's name back in the video of the creepy dress that was moved 😉❤️ id love for y'all to revisit that old place 😅
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You two crack me up! So fun watching your videos!
Just amazing. I loved this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cool old truck. You should purchase it from the property owner and place it at the Old Bird Farm as a display piece
Yeah, I wish!
Hello Robert and Dan the barn also looks creepy even the truck is ment to be there Halloween just around the corner 😳 great video adventure all the best Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧
Hello, again and that place is amazing and love that old truck as my grandfather had one like that on his farm wow I am in amazement. Thanks for sharing this history with us. Take care 😊😊
Such a enjoyable wak around with you both today with Dan sharing historical info-That old Wrecker was cooool🧐🔦treasure finds of farm equipment and etc.
Glad you enjoyed it
Love your videos!!
I bet Jennings Motor Sports would not mind taking a look at that old truck!😁
That was another fun video. I just love the people you explore with. You have a very interesting and entertaining friend group. Love all your videos, Robert
I can't believe you whent back there. God bless you both 🙏❤️
Very nice video. I like that old truck. What a fun place to explore!
It really is!
Man I haven't heard the term "smokehouse" in decades. When I was a kid we lived next to my aunt & uncle who had a smoke house. In addition to his job, he raised chickens & hogs, & I can recall the huge (or they seemed huge to me as a kid) sides of pork hanging in his smokehouse.
This, & the one on the house, were neat videos - thank you!
With all the creepy places in our area, y'all could do one heck of a Halloween video!! Waverly Hall alone is a smorgasbord I bet! ❤👻👻👻👻👍👍👍👍
I think the barn was in better shape than the house. It’s to bad you didn’t know more history about this place. Hoping you can find more info on the truck. I know if you could Robert you would of loved to have that cool truck. I haven’t seen one of them kind in a long long time. Aww the good ole’ days!
♥️♥️😊👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟
We love exploring old places with forgotten relics. Nice! Ol’ Pig Boy is sneaking around ya all in the woods!😂
Still waiting for Dan to write his book on history. I think that would be awesome 🎉
Very cool! Love the old truck and hay baler
Courage springs eternal on Sidestep Adventures Into History! It looks like it served you well in finding some old treasures and stuff. You need that old truck door, but what to do with it? No white figure, footsteps or bangs, what a shame! Great multi-part vids! The new GoPro has excellent audio and video! 👍👍👀❣️❣️
I need the entire old truck 😅
@@AdventuresIntoHistory 😅
According to the Picture This app that is a dwarf palmetto, or bush palmetto. There is so much history in the life of one simple person. I grew up in Rockford, IL and this reminds me of exploring the woods with my friends when I was a kid.
Hi Robert and Dan! Always love it when the two of you go investigations. Mr. Dan's knowledge of the area is incredible and your love of searching for the history is truly cool! I don't know if anybody else said this but the International Harvester 45 is a cultivator with several attachments still available from what I saw. I thought I recognized it and the seeder/fertilizer spreader from my young life working with horses. This equipment was common on hay farms. I recognized the chicken wire too but I'm getting old myself!😊 Mineral oil was used for everything from cows and horses to the squeaky doors, rusty latches and us back then! The one side of the barn looked in better shape and may have been in use a while after the house was vacant for harvesting the hay. It may have stored some of it or equipment for land care. It looked like folks have gotten in there, cleaned it out and done stupid things that they think won't hurt them. I hope they didn't wake anybody up! 👀 Glad y'all only heard stuff on this place this time! Maybe bring a preacher next time??? 👻
Loving your videos! I’m noticing a trend of a little bit of unexplained (paranormal?) events in your last few videos. Possible voices, and this sounded like undeniable boots walking across the floor in the house. I wish I or someone else could do a bit of paranormal investigating..
This looks like so much fun. I love exploring like that. Old junk yards are cool too.
And Mr. Willis was seeing what you were doing at the barn. 😊
Hi Robert, You and Dan are amazingly hilarious. When you explore whatever it is a plantation house, an old barn, a well, all the sights, sounds, and smells you encounter seem so real and at times extremely scary. Your imaginations/ experiences make me want to watch the many adventures the two of take. Thanks for doing what you are doing.
Good job, fellows!! I'm glad you worked up the nerve to go back.😊 you should buy that truck and get it restored. Then Robert, you should paint it back to its original color and put The Old Byrd Farm on the door.
That would be super cool.😊😊
That would be super cool
Just discovered this channel!! I love it, I love how respectful you guys are. Watching from England 🏴 🇬🇧
Just come across your channel and really enjoyed watching some of your videos. Cool stuff.👍
Love your videos. Very educational a wonderful look into the past.
You guys are too much. Hi Mr. Dan. I'm surprised you went back. You two are great as a team. Robert does the investigating and Mr. Dan does the colorful background and stories.
Been looking forward to the barn video. Thanks for posting!!
I"d love to have that old truck. Been wanting something like that for yard art. I was hoping ya'll would go see if something really did fall in that well lol
Me too!
Glad you went back. 😊 That was a cool truck!
When you see old things like that
I just always try to imagine it new and when someone first bought it
How they must have felt
Wow wow thank you ❤
There ain't t no way I could go into anything creepy or as haunted place and be in my right mind . I'll watch others do it on video but far as actually going g there in person ; no no . I like your videos about old calvary graves and cemeteries . Good luck and God be with you and your friend Dan .
Lolol, y'all are so funny! Thank you for the tour. I haven't been on here in along time but whenever I do I always look for yall. 😊
I was wondering if ya'll will return to the spooky place but that would be an awesome place to metal detect!
I bet, if yall came back and spent the night in the old barn, you could probably conjure up a spirit that could tell you about the bones and bullet hole in the cool old truck.
Robert. That is an old International Harvester model 45 square baler. I think it came out in 1952 and was produced till around 1958 as far as I can tell. Great find. Love the old dodge too. JB
Cool explore.👍 I bet it was pig boy following you .😉
Yes it was
@@AdventuresIntoHistory thought so😂
Thank you again. Fascinating old truck. Would you be comfortable transplanting that pineer plant to old bird farm? There's something fitting about a plant that only blooms 5 to7 yrs. Surviving alone in a abandoned home site.
A nice surprise on this Saturday.
Just found your videos today. I love paranormal, but going to very old farm house with my mom when I was a kid in Ks will always be favorite memories
Loved this video! Robert, I hope you, Dan, and Brent make a spooky Halloween video? 🎃
For sure!
Well, I should say we’ll try…
Wow, I even heard that noise in the woods! Heard those noises in the last video too! Cool Homestead though!
Even deserted old places like this make you wonder about the people who lived there....
Oh, I can see it! Rooms with concrete floors are fantastic! Someone will have a wonderful place if they buy this!😂 it is so fascinating!❤
I hunt arrowheads for a hobby.. And explore old places like that in n Indiana here.. That old Truck is worth some money... You see the radiator still in it.. Nice fine.. I just found your channel I subscribed
Might be a 47 Dodge 2.5 ton cool old truck! cool old site.
That truck is a 1939 dodge truck. Good vid!
2:11 - That looks like a yucca plant. Up here Yucca plants are found in all the old cemeteries and homesites.
My grandfather's old farm truck was a `47 Studebaker that was a professionally converted pickup. It had a stake dump body on it and 17" rims with single rear wheels. It ran into the late 80s when the engine seized up after Grandpop had had a valve job done on it a few months earlier. I never understood what happened. Supposedly there was no oil dipstick after the work was done on it. Anyway that truck is a very cool find.
Awesome old Shell truck, probably formally a fuel truck. It is or was an International Harvester Model # 45 baler.
That old building with concrete floors is old corn cribs. We still have one on our farm. Much love from southern Indiana.
my husband and i just moved to lakeland ga we have an old old tobaco barn. you would love it
My father whom is now 90, made a lot of beautiful furniture from this old barn wood.
Looks like another bullet hole in the drivers side door, upper left corner. Good explore. 👍
Up here in PA, right down the dirt road from my uncle's dairy farm, there lived an old couple. No electricity, no plumbing, no nothing. They were happy as can be, my aunt would bake pies and cakes and take them to them. The old homestead was still there in 2000 last time I was up there, went fishing in the pond right outside the back door. Hope i end up like that.
I love this kind of creepy stuff 😳😄
Loved this video thanks Robert and mr Dan. Can't wait to see what you've cooked up for Halloween
Can we elaborate on the bones and the “shootout” at some point???? Wow…new subscriber.
Pretty neat finds the truck and farm equipment. I believe the land itself is haunted.
You guys crack me up with your fear of old buildings.
I grew up in Europe where buildings could be a millennia old. 1000 yrs.
I have no fear of old buildings I just find them historically intriguing.
Us too
That's fun 😊
Honestly believe in the supernatural, but not the gimmicky ‘ghost hunting’ channels or shows…those footsteps & that bang at the end of the 1st video, I got CHILLS from…first time I believe that something of that nature wasn’t staged…VERY creepy!!! Love seeing what you find & discover in your videos!!
I saw a picture of Dan hanging out with PigBoy the other day.
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Kinda wild when you can come across an old piece of equipment and just wonder what it was used for. No one alive anymore that could tell ya.
That is creepy good!
Kind of spooky ,but the old farm equipment and farm truck were very cool..what were those noises 👻👻👻
THE OLD TRUCK AND FARM EQUIPMENT 🚜 WAS REALLY GREAT, THE FARM EQUIPMENT 🚜 COULD BE PUT IN A MUSEUM FOR EVERYONE TO ENJOY.
I feel this is Sidestepoween II: Return of Pigman
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We’ll all leave some mysterious evidence behind as puzzles of the past for future generations to ponder. You can’t take it with you and evidently some folks just don’t leave after they die. You should address the ghost by his name, assuming you know it. Thanks for the great videos, lots of fun!
Very interesting !
Too bad you can't drive the truck out !
Very fastinating ! Haunted for sure !
My dad was a farmall mechanic, but balers were mostly model 46. The 45 was built from 1946 until 1958.
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Yeah I heard the crow calling a few times in the first video when you were at the creepy house. Then you heard the footsteps. And I think I saw something being thrown now right before you find the international harvester, there were crows calling and the footsteps again period you might have a big foot in the woods
The truck is a great old find
Sad thing is that truk in the woods there, I know about three people right now who could probably put a couple of new wires on there and start it in about 15 minutes. They don't make s*** like that anymore.
Oh man I wanted more of the house...come on guys just one more time?? :)
The IH 45 is a field cultivator. Would love to explore the farm. Watch for copperheads around the sheet metal.
My Wiilis’s are from TN. Wonder if they had relatives in GA?
Yes dan it is
Robert, you know there are parts of Georgia where Vodoo is still practiced. I've stories about it going on in Washington, GA
IH McCormac built a model 45 hay bailer . I believe you were looking at the chute end of a square bailer as you guessed . The model 45 most likely came from the year of manufacture, rather than a specific piece of equipment , as there are a number of implements called model 45. by I H and I found a picture of a IH 46 that is very similar to the relic you found. This would have likely been tractor powered , though horse drawn equipment was still used well int the 50's
International harvester 45 was an old field rake trailer for an old tractor
Very cool! But that's world class poison ivy-I would be in the ER after a visit there-thanks for keeping me safe! Thanks, guys!