(384) Abandoned 1800’s Farm House | Rural Lock Explore

[@isabellam1936]

I love these abandoned videos so much. Very exciting

[@PocketWomen]

I really enjoy doing these explores and sharing them with the community. I also have a second channel where I upload explores that are not lock explore focused if you would like to check out the latest explore the channel is called Pocket Watch @Pocket-Watch kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGnNhYSXfsiihcU cheers

[@PocketWomen]

Check out the other buildings on this farm links 385 Abandoned The Pioneer Settlers Farm House kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXmbf3mpZ7WLb5I 386 Abandoned The Cottage Servants Quarters time capsule kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqvaaaOnoJuDi5Y and there is still more to come. Check out the community posts for photo's taken on the day

[@DutchLockPicker]

very nice to see!!! i enjoyed watching thank you for the video!

[@PocketWomen]

Thank you for watching and commenting. There are three more videos to go with this one. There were so many out buildings on this property, it was an awesome explore. I will be uploading them in the coming days, cheers

[@lynh8378]

Love old locks! Thanks for the video.

[@PocketWomen]

I think these must be the oldest locks in situ I have ever come across. Such a cool sight to see. Thanks for watching and commenting, cheers

[@WakeUpToYourself-237]

I can imagine living here once upon a time, what a beautiful spot. Thanks PW

[@PocketWomen]

It would have been quite harsh being a pioneer in this area back then. though I too could see myself living in a place like this. Cheers

[@lmars5933]

Looks lke a great fixers upper..thanks for sharing 🌴😎

[@PocketWomen]

Totally could be used again today with a bit of TLC. Thanks for watching and commenting, cheers

[@Mur-lock68]

Amazing adventure matey I love these old places, if the walls could talk😅 Appreciate you sharing this awesome video Cheers

[@PocketWomen]

So true, I really enjoy doing these lock explores. Thanks for checking this video out matey, cheers

[@DerekMercerlocksmith]

Thanks for sharing I bet the old Legge Rim lock would still work.

[@PocketWomen]

I recon you might be right there, all the big locks worked. Thanks for watching and commenting, cheers

[@roysammons2445]

Would be great to restore this and modernise it inside. It seems to be in a nice spot with a relaxing feel to it. 🙂👍

[@PocketWomen]

It was a very remote and relaxed location. These locks were made simplistically and they have been able to stay functioning for two hundred plus years. I would love to clean them up but I wouldn't want to change them. They are a great bench mark from how to see the lock build progression from then to now. I find them fascinating. Thanks for watching and commenting, cheers

[@ParkysPlace]

You actually made me a little nervous for you. I'm really glad you didn't fall in the basement. That aside, I love your explorations videos. I grew up in an industrial city with many abandon buildings, explored often. Didn't put much thought into safety though. DOH! Still, I can't help but wonder the back story of the places you have visited. Thank you for sharing. G'day PW.

[@PocketWomen]

This was the second family home on this farm, the first one built was a lot smaller and cruder in construction I will show that video shortly. This was the modern one and is two hundred years old! There are quite a few outbuilding on this site I will also show and together all these dwellings and other things I found here put together the picture of the life of this farm. Thanks for watching and commenting, cheers

[@Downfal1]

I love these explores PW.

[@PocketWomen]

I really enjoy doing them and showing you all what locks I come across in their original working locations and in their doors. I find it fascinating. Thanks for watching and commenting, cheers

[@flolot]

maybe next time ad a voice over to do the explaining of what you show us,

[@PocketWomen]

I don't do editing and therefore cannot do a voice over. I am going into these places blind and don't know what I am showing you until we all see it together. These old locks I have no knowledge of so cannot give you any manufacturing details or models. Often all I will know is the approximate age of the premises based on the building materials and architecture design. Thanks for watching and commenting, cheers

[@ImGumbyDangit]

I think the books were just as i teresting as the locks. I dont understand the doir knobs at the windows

[@PocketWomen]

The books all seemed to be spy novels and murder mysteries. The window locks were basic latches. Thanks for watching and commenting, cheers

[@LpD.locksport]

Looks a little bit of a bone yard 😂

[@PocketWomen]

Yeah these places can be. There is usually a deceased sheep in them when they have the doors off like this. Thanks for watching and commenting, cheers