Eerie hidden house now a ghost farm with machinery and retro stuff in sheds left to decay
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Hey explorers! This video I take you all for a look around another ghost farm with an eerie eccentric home. This property looks to have once been a thriving crop and cattle farm. Much of the old pieces of machinery remain in several old sheds including some really cool old vintage stuff from the house. The house itself has been built unusually maze like and is quite a mix of old styles and mixes and as you will see I was not alone in there.......... Another epic rural explore which I all hope you enjoy. Cheers for watching :-)
Thank you for your great videos. Look forward to seeing them every time. Hopefully, you'll never run out of abandoned places to explore!
That old tv/record player belongs in a museum! That old washing machine and wringer brought back memories, my mum had one. It was a lot of work wringing out the soapy clothes into a laundry tub full of clean rinsing water then putting the washing back through the wringer, ready to hang out. Mind you the washing was still heavy, especially sheets and towels! I used one myself in the late seventies till we could afford an automatic which made washing so very much easier!🦘😕🙂🥴😁
Butter churns? Love the singing birds.....good explore!!!
Awwwww little possum s. You handled them perfectly! Great explore! Love old old buildings! 🥰🥰🥰
That TV, I just love it.
Just got back from Cuba, a place I stayed in had a B&W TV from 1978 that was still in use. Spent hours watching it. Never been so fascinated with TV till then. My father has been looking for an old 50's or 60's TV for years now.
Retro TV`s are cool indeed mate :-) I grew up watching a 70`s TV haha. I have come across many old TV`s snooping around these old places
My dream home !!! Love the sheds love the bush love the birds imagine what you could do with this beautiful old place. Thank you Paul 🙏
The rusty cylinderal shaped containers found in the shed are very early milk churns, used for the storage and transport of fresh milk. The giveaway is their manufacture from untreated metal with soldered handles, high chance manufactured by a local blacksmiths. Oncloser inspection, there's a high possibility of both a hand stamped manufacturing date and a plate indicating the farm and/ or owners. Later design churns were still hand made but galvanised, soldered, riveted, with a half turn locking lid that engaged pins for a positive lock, and the manufactor name embossed on the bottom with an embossed plate riveted and soldered onto both the lid and side of churn with the farms or stations name, usually with a product supply licence number. We have a 2 dozen churns throughout our house, all slightly different designs, filled with dried flowers ! Fitting repurpose ! Yet another great explore. Thanks Paul 👍👍🇦🇺
TV an turn table was awsome! Got a kick out of seeing your possums, much different looking than what we have here in the 🇺🇸...Love your tours Paul.
What a nice find the watermelon coloured bench top in the kitchen and the curved feature almost embracing the edge of the shelf !
Another beauty thanks for the great videos 🙂🙂🙂
My pleasure 😊 Cheers for watching :-)
I’ve never seen an old tv with a turntable in it. What a find. Is that how they played the soundtracks to movies back in the day 😂
What a great find big property plenty of sheds, random old stuff mixed in with the retro gear. I like how some of these old places tell the stories of who built or added on to these buildings. Thanks for sharing Cheers MM :)
Great video. Thanks !
That old fan took me back to my childhood summers. We had a similar one my brothers and I used to sit in front of because we didn't have air conditioning - late 70's - 80's childhood. Showing my age 😂 wouldn't want to be at that property after dark..
I gift you a 'ch' for the butter urn to make it a butter churn. 😉
What a mish-mash of materials, surfaces, and colors inthat old lady! Awesome find! Thank you, Paul. ❤️❤️✌️
What a find. Loved this one
Great explore
I always enjoy your explores. Thanks for sharing.
Loved this one, so many interesting finds.
Look like at place setting alone for long but belong some one because cattle being there it pretty cool ty sharing with us all.. Bone on floor in old barn with hay equipment waiting see what other barns on the place.. Tc and gb
Ps.....butter churns sweet
Awesome loved it thank you
Glad you enjoyed it :-) Cheers
Another very interesting farmhouse, Thank You!! I love that art deco furniture and fixtures, so much better looking than the junk we get these days. I have said it before and I will say it again, your Australian possums are so much more cuddly looking than our American version!! Probably not nearly as friendly as they look! Keep up the great work!!
Paul, thanks for sharing this week's video. I'm glad that you didn't come across any more Possums.
Interesting! Thanks!
This one was really interesting,thank you for sharing it with us ☮️
Awww... I didn't see anything as creepy. lol I loved the trees and the whole area. The house was quite interesting. :)
Awesome 😎👍 place you find some cool stuff thanks for sharing
The TV and record player is an epic find!
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Opossum's are so cute! Looks so different than here in the US
Hello Paul that was a different setup for a home what's up with all the carpet and it was creepy and the two possums were cute the TV stereo system that was really cool find thank you for bringing us along until next time stay safe take care love from upstate New York
I enjoyed this very much, the ending good.
Urbex Indigo thanks for sharing this wonderful video with me my friend i really enjoyed this video about Eerie hidden house now a ghost farm with machinery and retro stuff in sheds left to decay it was a very interesting video and i can't wait to see your next video i am from the U.S.A and i will always show support to your youtube channel and God Bless.
What a weirdly put together place!
Thanks so much for this explore back in time:)This brot back my days workin on farms . Take care cheers Paul stay safe buddy
This was a cool find 😊
Love these farm explorations!
Another good Sunday viewing.
Glad you enjoyed pagonabarbata1364 :-)
It's a entertaining Saturday evening.....lol
Another great vidéo 👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🙋🙋🙋🙋
Thank you 🤗 cheers for watching
Morning my nanas had very similar carpet theirs was green so that’s 58 years on that house this house was still better than a cement box great video again
Cheers for watching Michelle :-) Yes even this old home is still has more charm.
The kitchen cabinet wood looked teak. Last week's house was begging for someone to love it once again. This place got creepier as you went along. Sure wish the possum's in the Us looked that cute. Thanks for the video.
It was quite creepy for sure Melinda, cheers :-)
nice one paul looked like it would have been a nice old farm house in the days loved the old art deco furniture old television with record player the things of yesterday bring bang memories andthe old washing machine unbelievably awsome liked the possums you came across as well great explore paul enjoyed the video very much cheers mate.
I actually liked the house. Did you see the let overs off the noose hanging in the carport? Weird! Look above the white wall. That TV/ Record player was awesome 👍. Really surprised it only had one bedroom being so big.
This place was ...interesting. The tv and cabinets were awesome. Your possums are much cuter than ours here in the US.
Cheers Kate :-)
another good one paul and they are called butter cherns
Hi Paul, I remember being on a farm collecting the bales, very hot work. After doing that helping to load bales into the shed then helping the farming family during shearing time. I enjoyed every minute not so much the flies etc. Sometimes your videos bring lots of good memories for me. I didnt get creeped out maybe its just the vibe? Tyvm Paul :)
Nice find Paul, possoms super cute. Good explore 🙂🙂🙂
If you are in Adelaide again you should check out one near woodside on the corner of riverview and nairne road. It is left to decay and has plants growing on the sides!
Cheers mate! Yes I know the one, part of a winery property, may have to ask the owners on that one. :-)
Nice find and explore mate.👍
Cheers mate! 🙂
This is going to be interesting
Cheers for watching outbacknomad9939 :-)
Definitely a creepy cool place!!
Your possum are a lot cuter than ours!! (California)... I have 3 that always show up on my patio to eat the cat food I have out for a stray I'm feeding.
Paul, that does not look like a house, that looks like a large RV. Cheers to possum Family!!!!!
2:53 "Hello... please come in...." 18:11 Nice find :D
Great find!! Thanks for respecting the gorgeous possum 😊
Look forward to your videos every weekend!!
That looks like a tiny grey fox
he’s a cute little critter.
look closely at the still frame.
this critter has long ears a bushy
tail with a long black streak on
it’s tail. I’ve seen these on my
backyard camera these come
out to eat at night. sometimes
you might see these critters
in pairs and there might babies
with them.
Yep thats them! :-) Cheers for watching pbs4535
Awesome video urbex that old TV with the record player was great find 👍 stay safe always a great video cheers 🍻
Cheers for watching again Lita, glad you enjoyed :-)
The furniture you’re calling art deco is art deco style. It had a huge revival in the 50’s.
Indeed it did Paisly17 :-) Cheers for watching
Another awesome find Paul 👍..Creepy yes !.I think more so with trees/bush so close to the house .. another snake haven . They certainly loved there corrugated iron lol ..Always reminds me of a cheap build back in the day .. My husband ..who is American and I were only talking about possums today ....here the possums look like rats and not in our state of Wyoming as its to cold .. but we have the same breed of possum in New Zealand as in Australia... Growing up on a station alot of them were trapped for there fur ..good money maker..they make fabulous socks mixed with merino wool ..😀
I really larf about the carpet in kitchen's of those days, was a bit of a thing then. This place had some great shed space and not badly built neither. I was never one for the art deco period, but still some nice pieces, with the fake marble tops. It sounded a nice peaceful spot, not a house I'd want to occupy though. Thanks for taking the time to do these vids, they're always interesting but sometimes heartbreaking to see such waste and delapadation.
A peaceful spot always makes me wonder how it was when it was new hahaha spooky 👻 hahaha for sure thanks urbex cheers 🍻
Hey mate no matter where you go you always see possums and in this particular case you ate spiders 🕷️ 😅. The kitchen was unique loved those cool old cabinets a cool 1940s home. And loved the radio Tv unit telegram never herd of that model but Love the old valve units and this one was cool but I didn’t see the radio channel selector maybe on top under the hood, loved the old 60s caravan still looked original. Was a awesome explore my friend cheers.
Hi Werner, yeah seems like it was just the TV and turn table. Seen a few Golden Voices pieces of kit. Possums are so cool and glad I have caught 4 or 5 on film now as I used to always try explain them in my early videos lol :-)
new to the channel, loving the old farmhouses and stuff left behind, makes you wonder about the people who used to live there.I'm not 100% sure but i think i heard a whisper at around 21:07 as you bent over to look at the old oil heater on the floor, idk maybe someone else could check, maybe I'm hearing things. It certainly wouldn't be the first time i've heard disembodied voices during an urbex video.
Love the sound of the wildlife. Would have been a lovely place to live back in the day. The sleeping possum in the bedroom was cute. It's his house now
Glad you enjoyed it Anita :-)
Yep, my Grandparent's had a shack down Aldinga beach made out of that bad asbestos fibro-board. When they had to tare it down, my Grandpa set fire to it and my Grandma's grey hair turned purple in the smoke. Bad stuff. Gotta remember the snake stick for those cob webs Paul. Cheers for the upload.
Cheers Gene :-) Purple rinse for free! haha Glad you enjoyed
I would love to explore all the back roads in Australia. If you ever make it to California in the states I will take to all the backroads.
I am not a guy but I remember throwing hay. Picking it off the ground and throwing on back of the truck. Later I was promoted to driving the truck to the barn to unload the hay. We live in the Southern US. We also thew watermelons onto trucks. Machines made it so much easier.
Cheers BrightLight :-) Yep hard working the hay bails were. But good work :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 what town was this near...u should come out to Hill End..
I lived in a small town in Texas. Called Navasota.
Hi Paul! Another great find. I love that antique tv and record player. Wow! All those butter churns. I remember when my grandma would churn butter, it was the best. I really enjoy watching your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it desertrose, thanks for the support :-)
What an eclectic house!!! I think this may have belonged to someone who lived off grid maybe!! Thanks for the walk through!!
Hi Heather, yes not ya typical house this one! I did think the off the grid thing too but the oven and electrical power pole was in the back yard although past its use by the looks. Cheers for watching :-)
Butter Churns is what we them.Please take care ofooks like a good place for snakes. 👍❤️🇺🇸
Can't wait to watch this one 😊
Cheers for stopping by again littlebopeeps5852 :-)
Think you could do with some fencing gear for your explores. A fencing mask would protect you from the spider's webs and a sabre sword would be an ideal snake stick. It would also scare the life out of anyone you encountered in one of these buildings!
cool find aww the poor possums I guess a empty house is just as good as a hollow tree
I am sure a lot of people would agree with me. You should wear a mask 😷, so you don't get sick 🤢. I would miss seeing your videos. Take care.
I don't think it was creepy, it seemed peaceful to me. Good find and a blast from the past.
The possums in Australia are much cuter than the American ones. Ours have bare rat like tails and snarl at you. If you got to use a hay elevator you had it made. My husband would tell me about his dad and older brother hauling hay. His brother was maybe 5 years old and would drive the hay truck, standing behind the wheel as it idled forward at a crawl. To stop he had to get down on the floor to push the brake pedal with his hands. His dad would walk alongside the truck and pick up the bales and throw them up on the flatbed of the truck. He would stop every so often to stack the bales up to make more room for more bales. He was bucking hay like that in his 60’s. Any time we bought hay in the field we would drive our trailer out and had a couple of boys we hired bucking and stacking it. High school kids, boys and girls alike, would hire out to buck hay every summer. Hot and heavy work.
Shaky stevens is behind the green door .
Or Jim Lowe or maybe both.
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Australian possums look much different than American possums, I like spiders but I hate walking into cobwebs and new webs.
Great content Paul I'd call that location the Shakin Stevens house 🎬🎬🎬📻📺📲🎥📷💻📹📼🎦🎤🎧🎬🎬🎬🎬💯💯💯💯💯💯
Was there no bedroom in this house or did I miss it?
I agree it had the creepy feel with the dim lighting due to so much overgrowth
Loved all the art deco cabinets❤
There’s a place about to be demolished in Ingle Farm (Sloan rd) and would love to see inside but it’s only an early 70s build not sure would be to interesting but it’s same style as my house (contemporary 70s)
Yall’s oppossums are cuter then ours in USA
Bonjour d'Occitanie (France)
il y a sur le sol entre 15:00 15:50 de la ficelle bleue ils devaient faire des bottes de foin ou de paille (balle je crois pour vous).
Pour l'opossum ne pas bouger c'est aussi une méthode de camouflage.
20:23 cela devait être un atelier, malgré le mauvais entretien les meubles étaient superbes.
La maison est bizarrement construite
The dim lighting due to the shade gives this farmstead its 'creepy appearance'. The front enclosed veranda 3:30 looks like it may have been used as a produce retail space.
Those were the days ... other than the broken fan in the shed, I didn't see a ceiling fan or air conditioner in the house. Hot in the summer and I think, cold in the winter. The corrugated iron walls collect the heat and don't insulate. Farmers used to do it hard 'in the day'. Income returned to their animal stock and equipment before themselves. As always, a great video. Thanks, Paul.
Quiet and neat explore. The opossums were cute and seemed not bothered by your presence at all. Love the sounds of the birds chirping, this was a nice place back in it heyday I'm sure. Yes a little bit creepy but still overall nice explore. Lots of interesting things left
Thanks for taking us along. Have a good evening.
Glad you enjoyed it Linda, cheers! :-)
Great explore Paul. You must have nerves of steel to go there on your own! 😆 Loved that old tv cabinet with record player, such a shame that stuff like that just gets left behind to decay when it could be restored or even used as a prop for a horror movie 👻😁 I love the respect you show for these places even in the bad state they are in. Stay safe out there. Take some apples for the possums next time 😉
Some hidden treasures here Paul!
The tv set and turn table a great find👍
I was thinking the extra shed roof over the home/shack could help with insulation?
The old retro caravan out back could have been a cubby house for the kids, or an extra room.
Picking grapes, cutting appricots loading hay....the only way to teach kids the value of a dollar.
Two things in the states that baffle me. Why anyone would want either a bathroom or kitchen carpeted. I have lived in rental with kitchen carpet. And bought with carpet in bathroom. Nasty. Was going over with carpet cleaner weekly in rental. And bought ripped that stuff out and had regular flooring put down.
It is not the normal thing really here either TheLightbright01 although for me growing up it was in Mum`s kitchen haha :-) Cheers for watching
I've seen that quite often looking at houses. The old farmhouse we bought 26 yrs ago had carpeting everywhere, including green shag in the bathroom. Gross. Old people lived there, it was dated and carpeting hid the bad floors, plus people then thought it warmer, more comfortable. Ripping it all out and putting new flooring in took some effort and cost a bit, but necessary for cleanliness.
🌟Hi Paul, wow the home certainly did have an eerie feeling but nonetheless still had character. Aww the little possum hiding seemed very content to sit there. I used to feed a possum at the train station and other passers by would give it fruit 🍎 to eat sometimes people would stroke it’s fur. Another great explore thank you so much again 😊❤🌟x
We have palm trees in a line in our town whuch are home to many possums, people leave fruit for them so they come down to eat at night when the sun is setting....soo cute!
Glad the Possum at the station is loved Megan, they are cute and harmless. But they can jump down on you!!! lol :-) Cheers for watching
@@urbexindigo5164 yes that is very true
Thanks Paul! This brought some memories to my mind of helping at haying season on the farm here in Minnesota . Loved hearing the birds👍🏻😊💖
That was a weird build alright,and a weird energy.The intro and outro was very creepy,was more creepy outside than inside I thought.taa xxx
Have you got a tip line or somewhere I can contact you?
Just like your FB page as my Urbex Indigo page, see if you can message my page mate? Cheers. :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 I don't have FaceBook. Anyone on there claiming to me are just impersonators.
Are you able to email?
Send a message to: temp.pne60@aleeas.com (Its an alias email, just to avoid spam as I am posting it public.)
The possums seemed to be content hiding inside the derelict farmhouse. Was certainly a creepy explore and intriguing thanks Paul.
Glad you enjoyed it Julz. Strange old place :-)
Hello Paul, that was a very different find. My parents come from Holland and over there the barns were attached to houses, but not all houses. All the bits and bobs in the sheds remind me of dad's shed every little bit of string, wire etc he found he would keep, I think this was past war thing to keep everything incase things run out. Thanks Paul the was very interesting find it would have very lonely living there. Do you ever get anyone contacting you saying that they had lived in the homes you explore it would be interesting to know the history.
Hi Anne :-) Yes a few people have identified a few of my explores, relatives and former family members and owners :-)
It seems like the area around this house has been mowed which means its currently owned by someone
Hi Paul
This place certainly is CREEPY. Cool but creepy. Now let’s talk about that kitchen. It
looked like they put large sheets of paneling for a ceiling which were coming down.
Those possums had their eyes on you Paul. They were kind of cute but I wouldn’t
want to get bit by one and get rabies. That TV you found with the hidden record
player was the best thing in that house. A really cool find. It’s a shame they left
that there. It’s probably an antique now. This house was built in a strange way.
I think that room behind the kitchen was a dining room but right behind that was
a shed where you could park a car. That’s weird. Altogether interesting and I
enjoyed it. I love hearing the birds singing when you are outside. They sound so
sweet. Stay safe and well.
PS Still waiting for you to show your face to us your fans. I think we deserve to know
what you look like.🏚🦘
I agree…creepy place. Be a great place for a horror movie for sure. And that was quite a big place, and seems like it was a pretty big operation too. So much equipment, and outbuildings. You could tell they had lots of animals too. Very cool explore! And thanks for taking us!
Glad you enjoyed Pamela :-) Cheers for watching
This place is the scariest I've ever seen of yours. Be careful.....
where is your stick, lol
Your dad sounded like mine. Showed us a little hard work does you good. Would love to see the entitled ones today spend a day on a farm or any physical job. Farming isn't for the faint of heart. Getting up at dawn and coming in at dark seven days a week. The best part is no boss ,it's yours and you get to live with nature. Thanks for braving the opossum. They can be mean.
Seems no one has been through there for quite some time. the T.V. & wringer washer date it pretty well to late 50's early 60's it may well be unoccupied since then. the aura of the close quiet is a bit unnerving. I was waiting for a ghost to tap you on the shoulder.....Cheers
Cheers Gary, yes I feel late 50`s early 60`s too. Long time vacated
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