Abandoned 1960s $16 Million Dollar Mansion With Lots of Things Left Behind!!

The Kids Are Alright
Edit: So I just found out that the flag found inside the home that is very similar to the Syrian flag is actually the flag for the Syrian National Coalition, who as far as I understand were created in the wake of opposition to the Syrian government in 2011/12. Thanks to one of my watchers, Michael who mentioned that!
I was not able to find very much information about this property on my own but fortunately a few other explorers were able to dig up some clues as to why this house was sitting abandoned. In 2016, this very large sprawling property (30 acres) was sold to a development corporation for over $16,000,000, the neighbouring properties to the east were also purchased to make for a very large parcel of land. There is now a development proposal in the works that would see luxury homes being built starting at $2 Million!! This house which was built in 1967, as well as the neighbouring home, were demolished earlier this year and unfortunately the lots were also almost completely cleared of their large old growth trees!!
This is where the story starts to get interesting. You my followers know that I try to respond to most if not all of the comments I get on social media and one of the recurring themes I see in the comments is, "What about the homeless or less fortunate, why is this house sitting empty?". This home is one of the few exceptions where after it was vacated, it did not sit empty until closer to the demolition. In 2016, not long after the home had sold, the new owners decided that they would donate the use of the space to a refugee family from Syria! As the story goes, a small group of local residents joined forces to help bring the family here to Canada and settle into their new home. Once the Syrian family arrived, the residents again helped out by donating furniture, belongings and even helped to pay for their monthly bills. The family was able to live in this home for approximately 2 years until it was abandoned in 2018!
Thanks to Ethan Minnie for sharing this location with me and knowing a little bit about the house itself.
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Thanks to RP Explorations and Abandoned Urbex Canada for the backstory about the Syrian refugee family.
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[@balyhane]

You deserve more views man. You put so much time and research into your videos. Always very informative and interesting!

[@StaticSpaces]

Thank you, really appreciate a comment like that! Hopefully all the hard work pays off in the long run!

[@sexyshit84]

@@StaticSpaces you’re growing into a great KZbinr. Keep it up

[@StaticSpaces]

@@sexyshit84 thanks Kimmy!

[@brucebeamon5460]

Your screen name automatically made me think ( because these places are abandoned ) a better name would be STAGNANT places ( just my personal thought ) NICE FIND ...... Hopefully it will get occupied b4 it’s knocked down , as SO MANY of these homes WITH CHARACTER unfortunately are !

[@StaticSpaces]

Static has two definitions, lacking movement, not changing etc. And static like on the radio, tv or phone line in other words, something going on when there shouldn't be or when it's unexpected, if that makes sense. I find it describes these places quite well considering they aren't really just sitting there unchanged. Stagnant is a good word too, i never thought of that one!

[@virginiaeckley3047]

It would be a blessing to just have my own house...it depresses me to see how people just get up and abandoned their beautiful home

[@StaticSpaces]

This one was bought for redevelopment, so it's not like a family that just walks away from their home. Thanks for commenting!!

[@Atomiclady-de6po]

Why would anybody be donated such a big beautiful home and now it looks like this it's a shame

[@StaticSpaces]

The property was bought to be redeveloped and since that wasn't happening right away, the developers decided to let someone live there instead of letting it sit empty.

[@lunamesser9756]

Oh it just kills me to see a house this nice ,just left to rot away . Crazy !! Thanks 😊 for taking me along !! Stay safe !

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed this one and thanks very much for the comment!!

[@chillysnowgirl8322]

This is one of my favourite larger houses that i liked for a few reasons. First, the house style (outside and inside) just seemed to match with the surroundings (i saw another explore where it looked like it was in a country-like setting, plus it had a pond on the property). I think there must have been add-ons to the house, but there was thought put in to it so that the house flowed pretty well and looked modern but in a GOOD way--there is no jarring difference of the 60's part and the newest part. Things like the windows all matching in style or size to other rooms in the home (like the beautiful large windows in the kitchen, dining, den, master bedroom, etc.), and stone in the gorgeous den, which also carries to the outside of the house... this house was just a special one, and it's sad to know it's gone. 😥 P.S. You really have to be careful about bumping your head when you're doing these explores alone! 😕

[@StaticSpaces]

Haha ya, hopefully i haven't done any serious damage to myself! The ceiling in there was like 4 feet above the floor.yes it was a really nice home and that family room was great but I can only imagine trying to get rid of the cobwebs on the ceiling!

[@galvaceci6498]

Really appreciate the tour, the plant terrarium is very cool. This place had sooo many bedrooms, it just kept on giving. Certainly doesn't disappoint. Thank you 😊 💓.

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it! It certainly was a large and sprawling home. Thanks for the comment!!

[@MysticWolfAZ]

You do an amazing job on your videos. Been watching some of these older ones for a couple hours!

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you like them and thanks for the feedback!!

[@DirectCurrent4u]

Wow! Now that's a really cool looking Gold Velvet Couch Set! I would like to have that set in my house too. What a great conversation piece of furniture. Looks like it was still in good condition. I can see why You liked it as well. Thanks for sharing!👍

[@StaticSpaces]

Can't by that type of furniture new anymore! Thanks for the comment!!

[@billshroyer9487]

The Syrian flag has changed a lot over the years as the country's leadership has changed. That was both the "Flag of the Syrian Republic" (1930-1958) and the "Flag of Syria" (1963-1972). So the Syrian connection seems legit, sort of. But perhaps an older family loyal to a prior regime? 🤔 It could explain why they were fleeing Syria. 😢 This is a beautiful house! It may not be that the family "needed" to have such a house donated to them, but whoever it was that felt compelled to help the refugees out just felt like _donating_ a house that big to this particular family. It's charity. If the story is true. With all the kid's toys, it may have been set up specifically for refugee children. Refugee situations often leave a lot of orphans behind. If it was meant as some sort of "children's shelter", it would explain both the size and the odd placement of beds/cribs. As for the potato head, you can call it Mr, Mrs., or "it", whatever you want. Potatohead's gender identity is up to the individual playing with it, lol... 😉

[@StaticSpaces]

As far as I know the story is true and it was only one family. The leftover belongings are probably just things they didn't have space for in their new place. The Mr Potato head thing was more of a joke, because I had read an article on that topic not long before filming this. 😆 Thanks for the history on the Syrian flag as well! Thanks for the comment!!

[@greggaieck4808]

Static spaces abandoned 1960s 16 million dollar mansion with lots of things left behind is cool

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment!!

[@kimlarso]

I don’t think it was built for them but the condition does look like a Syrian family w a few kids lived there, followed by a down on their luck squatter or two who actually appreciated the accommodation! Nice share, TY! 🦋

[@StaticSpaces]

The house was bought by a developer just a few years ago and that's when they donated the space for the Syrian family. So no, it definitely wasn't built for them. I doubt there were any squatters in the home, it's just not that kind of area. Glad you liked it and thanks for the comment!!

[@debbiesmith3524]

You really take a beating for the cause of putting out an amazing tour! Thanks for the tour.

[@StaticSpaces]

Take a beating, you mean in the comments? Glad you enjoyed it thanks for the comment!!

[@debbiesmith3524]

@@StaticSpaces Physically. As you tour all those sketchy areas in abandoned house.

[@StaticSpaces]

To some extent yes, exploring is a very physical activity and sometimes these places can be somewhat dangerous. This one was a pretty easy explore though

[@Lightgirl715]

Great job! Good still photos....holy cow! If you can come back in 6 months it would be interesting to see if it's all still sitting there. Really enjoyed it!

[@StaticSpaces]

Thank you very much, glad you liked it!! Unfortunately this one was demolished shortly after my visit!

[@deekern4419]

Thanks for sharing. Beautiful home!

[@StaticSpaces]

No problem! Thanks for the comment!!

[@angelajulian6969]

Beautiful still images. I really enjoyed those!

[@StaticSpaces]

Thank you very much!!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

Hi James 👋I love this house 😊And also love the layout too 👍 I’m loving the kitchen as well 😎 Thank you for sharing this video and I really enjoyed it too ✌️

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed this one Fawn and thanks for the comments as well!!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

@@StaticSpaces you are very welcome James 😎

[@Denington5]

This is my favorite house I've seen by far!!!

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you like it. Thanks for the comment!!

[@ramonaburke187]

Amazing!Thank you!!

[@StaticSpaces]

Thanks for watching, glad you liked it!!

[@patriciabarkley735]

I love this home. It is so beautiful. It looks like a greenhouse built on one side, which I would love. Absolutely beautiful. I have never seen so much space. I would be one happy camper there. I have never loved a house like this. The walls are lovely. The fireplaces are amazing. I also love the cabinets and the beauty of the way the cabinets were made. ❤️🌹❤️

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, that's a small greenhouse on the ones side. Glad you liked it. Thanks for the comment!!

[@simonpetrus1981]

I really did like this mansion that you explored🙂. Every once in a while it’s nice to see a vacant new construction house that some family has just moved out of. If you were wondering what kind of language that you found on the note book it’s Arabic. My guess would be that the family was renting this mansion from the owner of the property but like you I don’t know why a immigrant family would need all this space in this mansion. It just seems too much for me. I also did like the mural that was on the walls of the boys room. I thought that it gave the room a bit of a nature theme. I have also never been able to understand WHY people just leave their possessions behind either because it’s still usable and most of the time these possessions are still in good shape. Thanks for showing us around this newer mansion and I could tell that it did sit on a good amount of land. See you in the next “STATIC SPACE” ✌🏻.

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it. I think the reason they left so many belongings is because they likely didn't have any space for them in their new home, i doubt it would be as spacious as this one. Thanks for the comment!!

[@Crackrzz]

When I saw the first bathroom I remembered, I've seen this place explored several times. Brent from Abandoned Urbex Canada, Noah.Nowhere and another guy I forget his name. But each of you have a different take on it, and I'm digging it.

[@StaticSpaces]

I would imagine the other one was probably Ethan Minnie. There are actually quite a few more people that explored it as well, it was a popular place while it was around! I decided to hold off for a while since so many people have posted videos from there already lol Thanks for watching!!

[@tammyslagle9607]

That's a beautiful home it's a shame when they let them sit so long that windows get eventually broken out the it goes down hill.

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, this one was destined to be demolished anyway, so i don't think the fact that it was sitting was a big deal. Thanks for the comment!!

[@iUnicornTv]

Wonderful explore ✅

[@StaticSpaces]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!!

[@diannacarbajal9072]

Great job!

[@StaticSpaces]

Thank you, glad you liked it!!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

I can’t believe there is stuff left behind 😁I’m also loving the big family room with the fireplace 👍😳😎✌️

[@StaticSpaces]

Guessing they just didn't have space for the stuff in their new place

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

You are welcome James 😊

[@terriray17]

Simply a beautiful home. So sorry a family isn't enjoying it

[@StaticSpaces]

It was a really nice house but progress calls i guess!

[@shelbyh9992]

This is still a beautiful house. I can’t see why it’s abandoned. It’s always a shame when people move in and leave these places so trashed. Also, who needs a basement so huge? That’s almost as big as most houses!

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, the only reason it is left and will be demolished is because the property is going to be redeveloped. There's more info in the description. Thanks for the comment!!

[@reallyrandomrides1296]

Wow, that was beautiful, big home! I would have liked to have seen it in its 1960s glory, but someone did a very tasteful, high end renovation in the early 2000s by the looks of it. And it looks like the family that was staying there did not take such good care of it. Maybe if they were refugees, they got the furniture and toys for free, and sometimes when people get things for free, they don't appreciate it. It's sad to think they may have been like that, but it's possible. Also sad that such a beautiful home on an acreage will be torn down, but I guess land is getting more valuable, especially closer to major cities, and a subdivision with lots of townhouses and detached homes is more profitable.

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, i can picture this home with some retro 60s wallpaper and furniture, it would have been amazing! I got the impression they did not take care of their belongings at all, i mean look at the mirror in the master bathroom, it was filthy! Thanks for commenting!!

[@virginiaeckley3047]

I love that kitchen ❤️

[@virginiaeckley3047]

Absolutely beautiful ❤️

[@StaticSpaces]

Thanks for the comment!!

[@Bubblesandluna644]

The kitchen is amazing and the bathroom wow beautiful house it’s a shame

[@StaticSpaces]

Certainly was a unique home, that's for sure. Thanks for the comment!!

[@onherownparanormal9662]

hi i came across your video and just finished watching that place was huge but so beautiful i only wish you would have slowed down a bit but great video hope you have a great night

[@StaticSpaces]

Thank you, glad you liked it!! Yes that's when I was still new to filming and moved quite a bit faster, my more recent videos are bit slower paced

[@jessicafryslie4700]

This house is absolutely gorgeous why would anyone leave it behind so sad

[@StaticSpaces]

Well, like i me ruined in the video and there is more info in the description, the property was bought for redevelopment. Thanks for the comment!!

[@tracethomasvickers2224]

It’s a shame that it got torn down , I saw that video

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, was a few months ago now. Thanks for watching!!

[@reginaduncan9817]

Love this large house , with large rooms , needs new paint and a good cleaning, your right renters, not good do not take care .

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, it definitely would have needed a little bit of work but unfortunately, this one has already been demolished. Thanks for the comment!!

[@---BAM---]

You always have to throw something random and hilarious into the videos. I can see your progress over the past 6 months. Good job.

[@StaticSpaces]

Not everyone gets my sense of humor but it's good to know that some do. Thanks Sedona!!

[@MagSeven7]

I can't help but wonder what happened to the people who lived in these homes you're finding abandoned. I'm sure some are very sad stories. Have you ever tried to find out the background on why the homes are empty? That would make a great addition to your videos, which are incredible. Have you ever run into trouble exploiring these sites? Good work though...keep it up.

[@StaticSpaces]

Only some of the places have publicly available information as to why they were abandoned. This one does have the back story. The owners sold it to a developer n'as higher density housing is going to take its place. The developer also let a Syrian refugee family stay in the home temporarily before it was demolished. Glad you are enjoying the videos and thanks for the comment!!

[@leisaderbyshire]

Nice house

[@StaticSpaces]

Sure was

[@crazgirl80]

I have been a subscriber to Ethan ,so I checked you and subscribed. I think a house this size would work you . Just the massive size of the rooms . The outside upkeep . You would be in constant motion .

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh yes most definitely, a house like this is a lot of work and usually people that own them have hired help to deal with the upkeep. Thanks for the comment!!

[@whitewitch1105]

Great house.

[@StaticSpaces]

It really was a nice one. Thanks for watching!!

[@brucebeamon5460]

Magazines have dates / Names too if subscription, here in the US you can look up an address on a real estate sight to find out about a homes worth and general idea of when it was last occupied. I thinking that’s also in Canada

[@StaticSpaces]

Sometimes that type of research brings up info, although it's usually just real estate listings. To look up records on owners etc costs money unfortunately. Thanks for the comment!!

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Man beautiful place 😍 I wish it was mine

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, definitely an acquired taste and wouldn't be my first choice. Thanks for the comment!!

[@chutzpah5603]

Many bathrooms are between 2 bedrooms giving each bedroom access to a bathroom.

[@StaticSpaces]

I'm just not used to that sort of thing, never lived in a house that big i guess

[@jdrose1000]

You could definitely get lost in that house!

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, i found the layout a bit confusing myself at first. Thanks for the comment!!

[@RustyRules426]

Beautiful place. Ashame to sit empty.

[@StaticSpaces]

It was quite the home, that's for sure. Thanks for the comment!!

[@Chereese0808]

This home must have been beautiful when new. To think that I'm older than this house. Ugh, I feel old. Lol It was definitely updated. I hope the family that was gifted the use of this home weren't the ones that left all of stuff now junk behind. That would be shameful. Do you know? Also you mentioned the investment company/developers took down the old trees, just makes me angry. The could have incorporated them into the new plans. Surely they would have been appreciated. A park perhaps? Loved your Mr. Potato head comment. 🤣 Thanks for the tour. Very interesting. Aloha...🤙

[@StaticSpaces]

Hahaha, i forgot about that comment. I believe the people who left the belongings were the Syrian family, i would imagine they had to downsize after leaving the home? That's my best guess anyway. Yes it's also a shame about the trees but unfortunately the laws around saving trees for a new development are weak, yet an individual needs a permit to cut down a tree in their small yard, go figure!

[@Chereese0808]

@@StaticSpaces In either case, it makes no sense. Oh well. Merry 🎄 Christmas!

[@donnadevine3712]

@@StaticSpaces Just "trolling" comments for info about house. Such a waste of resources! Anyway, what's this about needing a permit to take down a tree? 🤔 I'm south of y'all... As in Arkansas 🇺🇸 . 🤓

[@thepezfeo]

1:30 What is that little white door, maybe something to do with that chimney/ fireplace? Edit: 17:09 Looks like it is a door for firewood.

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, i am pretty sure it's a firewood door. Quite a smart idea if you ask me!

[@UlysseLife]

I’m beyond jealous these refugees get houses bought for them ?! Multi million dollar homes! While citizens and hard working people of Canada get nothing .., I wouldn’t be surprised if it was paid by tax payer dollars. I donno I hope it’s just a rumour because that’s truly unfair and look how they didn’t take care f the property. There are so many homeless Canadian citizens who are barely making ends meet , but there is no help for them. On a brighter note great video and what a beautiful home!

[@StaticSpaces]

As far as I understand it, the developer supplied the home and the community chipped in to pay for the utilities etc. Glad you enjoyed the tour and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@sexyshit84]

Awesome video. You hit your head again. Gotta becareful. You should have tried to ride that little tikes red/yellow car. That would have been a funny touch. Who cares call it “Mr. Potato head” thats the OG. This house is amazing. Master suite is to die for. Especially that closet space. I love that that family room. There was another house further down the road too.

[@StaticSpaces]

Haha ya, i do it a lot! I don't know, if i rode that red car i probably would have done a faceplant! That family room really is amazing!

[@jdrose1000]

So many fricken doors!

[@StaticSpaces]

Hahaha ya!

[@nicholasbalandiat9563]

I would think the flag is The Syrian Independence flag, the flag of Syria from 1932-58 and 1961-63. Taken up in 2011 by the Syrian opposition. I got this from Wikipedia. Here's a link to the flag: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Syria#/media/File:Flag_of_Syria_(1932%E2%80%931958,_1961%E2%80%931963).svg en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Syria Nice video!

[@StaticSpaces]

Thanks a lot, glad you enjoyed it!! Also appreciate the feedback about the flag, was weird seeing it initially in the home but after learning about it, it makes perfect sense!

[@nicholasbalandiat9563]

I remember being 5 years old and going into an abandoned house. Boy did my mom get mad at me! Now that was DECADES ago. Your videos satisfy my curious side. Thank you!

[@StaticSpaces]

5 years old!? That is way too young to do something like that lol

[@nicholasbalandiat9563]

@@StaticSpaces Totally agree. Curiousity kills cats AND kids!

[@leekorbel1191]

I don't understand why some one wouldn't fix it up rather than tear it down. They could just build around it. That house was too nice to go that route. Didn't see much damage. What a waste!! Great video tho. I really appreciate your effort. I agree you should have more of an audience. Thanks!

[@StaticSpaces]

Thanks for the kind words, my channel is growing very slowly but at least it's growing! As for the house, intensification is the name of the game in this area now, houses and properties are getting smaller and more expensive by the day! There will be a lot more of this in the future i think.

[@leekorbel1191]

@@StaticSpaces Yes. Kind of a sad state of affairs for what's ahead for new housing. Times have changed .

[@StaticSpaces]

They most certainly have! Lol

[@virginiaeckley3047]

I think that they should just up grade the house

[@StaticSpaces]

It's already been demolished unfortunately.

[@traceysuggers2201]

Beautiful place what a shame it left to Ron waste away to shame because so many people are there that could do with a home

[@StaticSpaces]

It has already been demolished. Thanks for watching!!

[@kendralrivers1428]

I have a question have you ever stayed the night at one of these Abandon houses

[@StaticSpaces]

I have never stayed the night at an abandoned house before, however i have slept at larger locations before. Thanks for the comment!!

[@jerrysuebiddle6786]

I think there was more than one Refugee family living there

[@StaticSpaces]

Really, what makes you say that?

[@georgiafloyd1079]

Sounds like they left in a big hurry

[@StaticSpaces]

I think they just didn't have the space in there new place to be honest. This was a massive house that was donated and i would imagine they weren't all that well off. Thanks for the comment!!

[@clubgus07]

James thats a Anti Syrian Government flag “the Opposition”. Green upper and 3 stars compared to red upper and 2 green stars. Thats a very sad state of affairs house house allot of character features which i gather new home builds will lack but hey this is the world today. Thx for the tour

[@StaticSpaces]

Well that explains the similarity between it and the Syrian flag, thanks for that info!! Oh yes, most new homes built these days are as boring as they come. Thanks for watching and commenting!!

[@normajacoba8310]

So beautiful why build such house thanks

[@StaticSpaces]

It was still in very good shape! It was bought by a developer and the large property will be turned into luxury homes

[@shadows6969]

This house is in a really good condition. Why'd people just abandon it?

[@StaticSpaces]

It was sold a few years ago to a developer. Then the space was temporarily donated for use by a Syrian family new to the country. It then sat for about 2-3 years before being demolished to make way for higher density housing.

[@shadows6969]

@@StaticSpaces I see. Thanks for the insight mate!

[@georgekil1]

You are running my friend in the house before we can see it ...

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, this was one of my earlier videos where i was rushing, my filming style has changed and i have slowed down a lot. Thanks for watching!!

[@lindacasper4092]

What was the tiny little door?

[@StaticSpaces]

I wondered that at first too, turns out it's used to quickly and easily bring firewood into the house. That way you don't have to carry it through tracking dirt everywhere. Thanks for the comment!!

[@Leo-vf3py]

Sad so many with out and so much wasted saddeal

[@lisahicks4697]

Most likely it’s a couple of refugee families the looks of it screams several peoples

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, i think there were a few people living there, maybe a couple of families.

[@barbaratucker5143]

Didn't one of the bed room a purple on the bed and another in big room had purple horse on the chair correct me

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh the horse, there was only one of them. I think I may have moved it for a better photo. Thanks for the comment and good eye!!

[@143musicnmoney]

Arabic writing on the book in the girl's room

[@StaticSpaces]

Thanks! That makes sense since it goes along with the Syrian family story.

[@brandynava9968]

Hola dondes eso dondes

[@StaticSpaces]

It was in Canada but it has been demolished since

[@jerroldmcley4347]

You should call the place the house 🏠🏡 of the spoiled rotten kids

[@tavex07]

Definitely Not from 1960’s, cool video and house tho.

[@StaticSpaces]

According to a trusted source it was built in 1967, although it has definitely been renovated since then. Thanks for watching and glad you liked it!!

[@tavex07]

@@StaticSpaces ok that makes sense now, keep it up with these videos my friend, its very interesting to realize how different are the situations in different parts of the world, I live in Costa Rica, and you wouldn’t be able to find any place abandoned like that in this country. In the next 3 months everything would be stolen, and then another family would be living in the house without permission for several years lol. Even though these videos make me kind of sad, to see the memories and belongings of a family just left behind, it also helps us to enjoy the real important things in life, our family and friends, to live everyday like its the last, its very clear that we die and we wont be taking anything with us.

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh yes, i don't doubt that there are a lack of these types of places in Costa Rica. But i am sure there still are abandoned buildings there, its just that they would be more like a shell or ruin by the time everything was stolen. Either way, it's a beautiful country, i have been there twice and i must admit i am very envious of the weather down there! So you can be forgiven for having a lack of abandoned buildings lol

[@leisaderbyshire]

Syrian National flag

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes thank you, seems like the situation is very complicated in Syria

[@jaideomoore1154]

The written language is either Arabic or tie but I'm more than sure it's Arabic

[@StaticSpaces]

Since filming, i have received confirmation about the Syrian refugee story and that definitely ties in with the Arabic writing. Thank you!!

[@nicolepowell5470]

Pan around slower please i'm getting dizzy

[@StaticSpaces]

Yup, future videos filmed are much better for that. Thanks for the comment!!

[@craigbowley6783]

You rush way too fast. We hardly get to look at anything. Slow down and let us see things!

[@StaticSpaces]

Ha ya, it's a fine line between rushing and making a video that's too long. I received a lot of feedback when I first started posting and people were saying the videos were too long so for a while i was speeding things up. I've since started slowing down a bit since then. Thanks for the comment!!

[@aimeeneely4971]

Looks like Arabic

[@StaticSpaces]

Thanks!

[@sherbearb.1593]

Can't enjoy. Way to fast.

[@StaticSpaces]

What's too fast?

[@jeannieclemons335]

I'm sorry but your in such a hurry as if your in a rush why a 2 parter maybe you should reconcider doing abandoned homes and stuff I'm unsubsribing gonna catch this house with another urban explorer

[@StaticSpaces]

Well you can't please everyone all the time. Half the people say my videos are too long the other half say they are too short or rushed. This video was rushed a bit more than my current style of filming. Art is an evolutionary process and you learn as you go, i thought i did a pretty good job considering i had only started doing video four months before that and only edited a handful of videos up until that point. But hey you do what you have to do and if you are interested in my content i am not going to try and change your mind. Thanks for the feedback though