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Been there yesterday. I absolutely love this place ❤️‍🔥

I was born in Saskatchewan but moved to Alberta when I was 1. We went back to visit the Saskatchewan once or twice every year until I was maybe 20. I'm 36 now and went back to Saskatchewan earlier this year. I was shocked to see how many towns were now ghost towns that weren't ghost town 16 years ago.

You would think the snow would have done those buildings in years ago...

Those grain elevators were built to last. I just love the wind. I wonder if you would be able to include when the town was actually formed/incorporated? I know you might not be able to do a lot of them but if you can get hold of the history of it and be able to include that it would be kind of neat.

Great videos.. Like. Watching videos on ghost towns.. Sure is pretty in north dakota.. Like watching your videos. It's almost like going on vacation, but I don't have to drive nowhere. Again great videos keep up the good work.. Until I see you in the next video.Great job..👍🙏🏻🙂

I grew up in sask and avonlea was a standard school trip. I still think about that place all the time, people don't get that there's dunes. Your photography is astounding. Haven't been back in a long time but those night shots are inspiring. Reminds me of taking a canoe out when the fields flood from snowpack melt, it was like being surrounded by stars with the reflection.

Eatonia SK. The old homestead house was originally ordered from an Eaton's Catalogue, that is what makes it unique.

Stranraer SK. used to have the TV tower on a hill that used to send the signal to Kindersley and surrounding area.

Watching from NE Indiana. I hope to visit Montana and Wyoming one day.

I'm from Lake Stevens, WA, but my maternal grandparents all homesteaded in North Dakota. Ghost town in Gerber, North Dakota, where grandpa George W. Gerber was the first postmaster, no longer exists!

It would be fascinating to see some old vintage photos from back when these places were actually alive and vibrant... hard to imagine, right?

Chris, thank you for this! For product photography what you trick you suggest? Seems that on display is showing something and in the moment I take the picture it come out not so clean. Why? What should I do? Also the videos have the same quality in auto or manual

Very well done. Thanks.

I grew up in Saskatchewan as well currently in Alberta

..Hello from Carman , Manitoba .. Great video ..

What happened there...???

I’m in rural Wiltshire near Stonehenge. Really enjoy seeing your video

Can I post this to a FB page i am.an admin of

nice video, is there a gun shop please

Mind blowing video

This is a fascinating tour! Curious to know why are so many churches based out of nowhere?

3:24 Fun fact: The Women’s Christian Temperance Union had 4 female pastors dispersed across the US. One was Rev Alice Barnes, of Castle and also affiliated with a church in Big Timber. Barnes was one of the leading suffrage activists in the region…and my great grandfather served with her in the WCTU (when you find out the reverend in the family was a turn of the century egalitarian, it’s a nice surprise!). I’m thinking about re-enacting her…

I really hope someone buys the Jersey Lilly in Ingomar! Grew up on the northern border w ND, live in Billings now

I went back a few years ago to visit places the family came from, especially the family farm. I saw so many beautiful old schools, barns, churches, just caving in & rotting. Even the old grain elevators were interesting. This was all in southeast North Dakota, especially Stutsman & Dickey Counties. Very cool channel, just subscribed.

We used to camp in Hughsville MT. Old silver mining town. Don't remember where it was. That was 44 yrs ago. Loved Montana though.Got orders to Germany in '80

I've been to some of those towns. Stationed in Great Falls '78-'80. Worked at missle sites. Moved snow mowed grass fence repair etc

Watching from El Paso, Tx.🇺🇸🇨🇦❤

Watching from Sundridge, Ontario Canada. Very interesting. Thanks.

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If these places still had power I'd live there.

I think would help you document! Thanks for sharing your videos! I really enjoyed!

Southwest Texas.

If you haven't already. Be sure to make your way to Roosevelt, OK and Gotebo. The only thing keeping Roosevelt from dying is Parts World the junk yard. The only thing keeping Gotebo going is the grain elevator. You can find Cooperton between Mt View, Roosevelt and Gotebo. Good luck and safe travels. Oh, Dill City and Lone Wolf oklahoma are Ghosttowns as well.

Do one on Belgrade Montana.

Both my folks were born and bred Montanans. Daddy was born in Hysham, mother in a spot on the road called Peas Bottoms. Spent nearly every summer roaming those hills. Best life ever.

you lose me immediately when you cannot pronounce southern! sowthern???

Watching from Dundalk, Maryland! Thank you for the videos 😊

The pronunciation of Stranraer is stranrah. It is a place in Scotland.

Thank you for the trip down memory lane . I grew up in this area and enjoy and learned about these old places

My husband and I took a trip to Oklahoma in September to see Fort Sill in Lawton, where he was stationed when he was in the Army. Seeing this video made me want to take a side trip to Gate and he agreed. It took us 5 hours to drive up there from Lawton and we arrived around noon. Yes, luckily for us Laurie's Cafe was open for business, so we were able to get some lunch there. Several people stopped to get some take-out while we were there. Afterwards we checked out all the wonderful murals. I wish we could have found out who painted them and when they were painted. It was very hot that day and it was a long drive but well worth it. Thanks for the upload!

I have mixed feelings about your videos, on the one hand it is very sad to see desolation where there used to be life, on the other hand I feel like I am taking a trip into history. I am from the suburbs of Moscow, Russia

14:45 - that building is on google earth . It's a beautiful place

Are they wild animals or errant animals (cows, horses ....) in these areas ? I am french , but i would really like to go living over there .

Creepy towns of Montana attracts and instigates to pay a visit.

Please do not call trains in Canada as Railroads. They are Railways! Thanks.

Fantastic compilation of just a fraction of beautiful Saskatchewan..great job ! Thank you for extra info on travelling in this area :) I have visited on several occasions and yet so much to see. Thank you for this helpful guide. I just love badlands but have not yet checked them in that province. I have been to Great Sand Hills , Little Manitou Lake, Lake Diffenbacher and along majestic North Sask.river

Michigan and no

The catholics church's reach was inmeasurable. No matter how small of a place, you could always find a church.

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