Is washing powder haven’t seen that since I was a little girl in 1977

Ur camera work nade me dizzy dude

i was wandering what type engine block that was in the mechanic shed. green truck had same.

Farmers have always had strange ideas, and I grew up dairy. They can go and buy a 100 000 dollar tractor but not spend any money on buildings and building maintenance. When they were first empty the labour force was cut and they didn't need them. So as you said before they just got used for storage. Even then a stitch in time could have kept them better. Today with sky high rents and housing shortages, these farmers could have been cashing in. Instead they store crap in a building falling down around them. Like politicians that look at tomorrow. Don't learn from the past, and never consider the future. Costs all of us money.

farmer,s always use the old house for storage

As always this is a well made video of you. It was very interesting to watch. Many greetings 😀

By the looks of the exterior, one like myself would think it was hit by a tornado. Thanks for the tour Werner! Stayin tuned! 👍🤠 Notes: 7:56 Google Lens was of no help but by it's constuction I belive it's a bulk juicer of a sort. 13:05 I've never seen an inverted roof like that one, maybe there was a cistern inside the house to collect the rainwater, or it was piped outside.

G'day Werner.. cool old house.. imagine how long it took to gather all those stones... by horse & cart... to built that gem.. great find... 🌻🌷🌻

Nothing sadder than photos, letters and kids toys abandoned.

The thumbnail is like the cover of the Midnight oil Album !👍

Bom dia, esta deve ter sido uma bela casa. Parece uma pintura. Parabéns pelo vídeo 👍👏🇧🇷

Hello werner😊❤

This one is such a beauty. It's a pity it's been left to ruin but I can imagine the memories it held 😍. Wonderful video Werner

You should go into movie making

Beautiful start Werner

Omg i would move there in a heartbeat❤❤❤

Nice share it's really a very beautiful farm house 🌟🌟

BONZA find Werner ❤ loads of stuff left & that garden was amazing 👏🏾

Would’ve been a beautiful home back in a day. The black mould had certainly set in.

Cool👍

We shouldnt have ghost towns with this housing crisis. Rejuvinate the town and bring the people living in tents there

Awesome drone footage! Loving the bird's eye view of these sprawling farmlands.

Aww Yehhh from Pome Land 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿😂

Hello Werner...watching now😊

I wonder if pidgeon crap makes for good fertilzer? Don't look at me to harvest it. That and even though the drone video is from another location I'd like to say y'all do a great job of hinding the vehicles y'all drive in on! Thanks for the tour Werner! Stayin tuned! 👍🤠

It's a real shame that beautiful old farm house and barns have been left to ruin.

GDAY WERNER

G'day Werner.. Fantastic brick work.. even bricked along the edges of the path.. would have been a snazy homestead.. Oh treasures under the floorboards. Drew needs to take a magnet & his pinpointer.. get the nails out and beep away.. old jewellery & coins.. Great explore.. Bye.

not much left of this old girl

So may abandoned places in SA

This was a great place Werner. Almost looks like a spirit looking out from the front window (right pane of that window) 🤔 👻. The tin roofing was beautiful

Cool start

Fantastic footage I'm glad to see there are abandoned places that haven't been covered with graffiti and had everything inside destroyed

Nice share werner ! Well people surely live behind such gorgeous houses behind 😅 ! And here at our end people stick to thier old houses for a loong time 😅 !

Did the house suffer flooding at some stage, or was all that mould caused by that indoor pool, poor ventilation and a cheap 70's build?

What a beautiful home it would've been back in the day! So much character, unlike modern pre-fab houses. Whenever I watch these videos, I always wonder who lived there, what their lives were like and why they left. So much history rotting away 😢

This was cool thanks for the explore did you get any oranges?

It would be amazing if some of these houses could be restored to their former glory! Those cars need Car S.O.S! 😮

You totally ignored the rare old barrel but hone in on the dirty old hat 🤨

Hard to believe this has been left to rot, a skilled individual could revive it but it’s starting to get beyond it shame some great south Aussie architecture

I live in a similar old house in Perth and it was built early 50s. Nearly identical but better condition of course 😅

Should have looked in that barrel @ 5:30 you never know what you might've found, remember the barrels at Snow Town, SA?

G'day.. Lovely scare Crow in the shed... It did its job.. oh the 'Jesus sandles' even.. Yep.. a very old commode chair.. Many buts would have sat on that l bet.. Orange tree fenced & front porch, to keep stock off.. Very cool fire place. That old couch probably had treasures under cushions, most do.. coins and even rings. Great find.. 🦘🐸🦘

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Yep, a fifties home I'd say also. The room in the shed I'll belive belonged to a ranch hand, the decay there seemed extreme, a long time proccess I'd think, yet that unopened bar of Pamolive soap looks really recent. Seems the easiest way into the house would be to go belly down under the wall in the pidgeon crap but who'd wanna do that. Thanks for the tour Werner! Stayin tuned! 👍🤠 🇺🇲 Notes: 6:34 We know is a potty chair, why it has a lid I don't know as it might confuse the child into taking action while the lid's on or maybe it's for putting off until tommorrow what should be done today. 10:28 Tupperware sure sold a lot of those pink bowls there and here in the states, the other popular color was green.

Is this out Eudunda way?

The pink Tupperware bowl on the floor is from the early '70s. We have an identical one on our dish drainer!

Thanks Werner 💙 I love to tag along!

Nice old gem I remember leed lemonade the good old days

it looks bigger in side then out nice find