Come on mate 1 from Scotland 😮obv not travelled 😅much in haggis land 👍

"Looks like some kind of abandoned ruin" No shit sherlock

yeah😂

Las Hoces del río Duratón, Segovia. Don't miss Zamora, río Duero, at the border with Portugal. Amazing ❤.

It's absolutely unforgivable you went there and made a video and you were too lazy to research what it was, the information is freely available

It wasn't hidden or lost so you didn't find it

Absolutely nothing creepy about this place it's an old mansion and that's cold storage that's underground cuz I didn't have power in fridges back then all these young girls trying to hype up absolute nonsense for clicks and views. Before people subscribe to these b******* ass channels hyping up nonsense Google it

Bro is really jacked!!

There's similar forts designed in WWI WWII housing canons and anti aircraft missiles. They're also built in strategic sites with amazing views.

Damn it looks like a huge old satellite dish or something😮

Click bait.... Oh wow I found a possibility of a crime scene, should you comment if I should call authorities or not and don't forget to like and subscribe to find out what happens.... I see through your channel

Just google it 😅 Unless you wanna go for a hike or biking. 😂

Please, that music is the most annoying thing I have ever heard, but so many people online use it for their background soundtrack. Stop using it!

Please change tac. Or are you uploading for infants.

Uh oh. My heart's going pitter patter.

Thanks I was wondering

Please. We weren't all born yesterday.

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Whats with the mask. Afraid of some dust?

oh what is do with that structure to make a stunning home. not really a tiny home. so i could turn it into a triplex and build a homestead and charge just the cost of building it i’d rather close village then silence with money any day

From all the clues that I saw it looks like an old iron ore smelting plant. The rusty pond makes me suspect.

Should at least provide latitude and longitude! Would be consideate!

It is an old steam well, it used fire to pump huge amounts of water with steam operated pump, usually to supply water to both a town and passing stream trains!

That is so cool. I would love to restore a place like that to live in. Or build a new one based on that construction.

Watching this is was thinking it’s clearly a defensive position, perhaps as a fall-back position - but with a great overview of the surrounding-terrain. …The well was a no-brainer, and the back-door escape rout, and I suppose that weapons-repair would also be necessary in a siege-situation -explaining the forge. Thinking all of this, I read the 2 comments below before I commented; satisfying feeling to see that I was right! 😂😂😂😄

I don't think that was a well my guy LOL 😅

Hospital or mental health facility.

Ya Think???

He never says where he is. I thought that in the United States Universities they taught that "What; Who; How; When; Where"

Very nice location in Assynt Parrish.

Some kind of mill?

Very cool! A little different adventure, but still a great vid!

A monastery with a wine cellar or a house with a wine cellar. The staff most likely lived in the small rooms in the basement. The wine cellar, food and housewares would have been stored in the room with the alcoves...

Great place to bring a metal detector!

The idiot could have given us a little clue i.e. what effing country he was in.

Tower fort. 19th century.

that's so cool!

Set this to some spooky music and you've got the trailer to a good looking horror movie

Creepy too the umpteenth power 😲🤯

Isn't that the island that was abandoned due to nuclear fallout?

WOUAW ! It's so captivating ! Where did you find such a wonderful gem ? It's great ! Really impressive ! 👍👍👍

Be nice to know where it was, as it'll be marked down on an old map.

Malta and Valletta has incredible amounts of anomalous structures

Looks like something from a Halo game, just Kidding.. You really need to investigate it further and report back your Adventures..

Didn't find shit.

Parrot the mainstream narrative after a big build up...

Tombs or ancient disaster shelters? Since everything architecturally significant is called a tomb of some kind, I’ve looked into it and decided it’s false, at least the pyramids. The pyramids were repurposed as tombs after the fact. What happens when the mantle speeds up and the crust couples from it? How far has the north pole traveled in the last 50 years? How far is the south pole traveled in the last 50 years? These are questions that you may want to look into.

That's so beautiful and owesome view, Amazing places to visit..tq

Kind of looks like the hermit's hole from Life of Brian