Abandoned- 3 homes in a row with furniture and other stuff left behind/Stuff in sheds too!

[@annielark6650]

i like the first house it was a beauty. I can imagine young kids playing in that yard with their friends. It's was a home not just a house. Great video. You never disappoint. I love your calm soothing voice, it helps my anxiety 😊🌻

[@donellemiller6680]

What a treat! Three homes in a row, beautiful garden in the 1st home. It would be a special home to have just for the garden. The last home definatly had some fine deco styling. Thanks so much for the look at what was, is probably destroyed by now. At least you have it recorded and shared the history with everyone now. At the rate there allowing these homes to be destroyed there won't be any left for the future to share. Thanks again for doing such a great job Paul.

[@user-randi1987]

That first house had the cleanest bathroom I have ever seen in an abandoned house. Impressive. I liked the rest of the place too. The other two had some decent furniture left behind. But I just liked the first one the most. Thanks, Paul

[@mimis-girls7935]

I thought the same thing!🇺🇸🤣

[@debraellison6255]

All the houses were cute. Last one had a lot of rooms but small. I would have hired someone to move my antique furniture. Loved the pink bathroom. The light fixture in the first one we had in our house growing up. It was brass. Sorry for the kids who had to leave their bikes behind. Looks like they jumped off and left. Liked the first one more. The lots seemed so peaceful out back. When they remove the trees the birds will lose their homes. Birds usually keep their same nests even if they are migratory.

[@meliciousg5358]

I'm from America with one of the biggest "Wonderlust" hearts. I've gone to many places in this world and I have yet to come to your home land. I get such a fulfilling excitedness from your videos and they full the craving of wanting to understand outside of my own world and my own existance. I will one day move to Europe...and also travel again when the outside is more safe for myself and my son. For now I dream and plan through youtube. Thank you for sharing parts of your world with others in this world. You do such an awesome job...and I've learned so much from you with in videos and you make it exciting which helps me to remeber things...even history that I know we don't hear here. I love seeing the difference in architectural styles. You rock...I even have my mom and 15 year old son watching. We even sit and talk about the different ways we'd set up each room...or pointing out somethings we see that we've owned like specific furniture. We pause the video and look at thungs that are in cabinets too. What I'm trying to say is... you do a great job at doing these homes and everything you put in your video justice and worth the watch and time! Thank you!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Melicious G :-) Firstly thanks for the kind words and I am glad you and your family love to watch these explores! Secondly it is comments like your and others that make me realize not only myself really enjoys the whole experience of finding and walking through these old homes to see what we can see! Thanks again for watching and the comments, many more videos to come! :-)

[@freebird5548]

I hate to burst your bubble. But, things aren't going to become safer in the future. They are progressively going to become worse. According to what you believe, coming from Gods word, things won't become better. But, as long as there is life there is hope. Best wishes to you and your son.

[@lynneperg6853]

The first home felt like it may have been lived in by an elderly couple who enjoyed gardening. Lovely yard and kept neat and tidy. Lots of good vibes. Thank you for documenting these older houses. The developers should be ashamed of themselves. Take care, stay safe and enjoy your summer. (It's 10° f here and snowing again.)

[@nancywindbigler6434]

Beautiful yard!! I can't understand why they would demolish these nice houses!!

[@joybochsler7160]

I love how you show us the door handles . The little things. Thank you

[@maristresemann4552]

That was cool! 3very different homes. The first one was my favorite!

[@julzcares]

Thanks Paul and I enjoyed viewing your explore of the three homes. The first house reminds me of the typical middle class dwellings that I remember as a child living in Adelaide during the 1970s. The second house was most likely built around the 1950s and the third home between the 1940s-1950s, due to some of the older internal fixtures. It is great that you were able to take the time to capture the homes before they demolished.

[@francoiset1068]

Good morning Paul,I really liked the idea of the separate toilet, when I come here ,in France they're in a bathroom with the the "bidet "is a feature that I missed but I was lucky to find a house with one in the ensuite,I loved the lovely garden in the first one,and the huge white wardrobe in the second one and the art deco style in the last one ,☹️sad that they probably won't be there much longer ,Paul I enjoyed every bit of this explore ,have a great Sunday,👍👍🤗 from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Francoise :-) Yes a lot of people from overseas have commented on our Aussie homes always having the toilet separate which was always the normal here. Only ever see a few bidet`s here and there, not many! Thanks for watching again Fancoise! :-)

[@asterc4588]

I enjoy watching your channel; I love to see the old art deco architecture.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoy it Aster C :-) I will be uploading an old art deco building I used to live in soon , thanks for watching :-)

[@asterc4588]

@@urbexindigo5164 That one should be very good to watch.

[@MrOnyxWolf]

Man, I like the first home. Wish I could own it if I could.

[@urbexindigo5164]

You and me both! Had a real nice tranquil feel to it. Cheers for watching :-)

[@1955ghurt]

"Knock 'em over!" I'm 65 y/o so these houses are my age. I hate it that all over the world people say let's "Knock 'em over" for cheap, flimsy buildings. Hope no one wants to do this to me!

[@elizabethcramer3741]

Interesting homes. I think I liked the first one most because of the privacy of it.

[@MsVicki58]

nice find reminds of my childhood

[@sionaharrop4486]

Thanks for a great video, very interesting styles of houses. I liked the first home the best, it had a nice feel to it. Shame some of the furniture is left behind, especially that beautiful old wardrobe. Please give your cats a pat from me too, look forward to seeing them please. We are ruled by a very smart tabby girl cat who has us well trained. Glad you turned the water off Paul, I like a lot of people hate to see water being wasted ❤️🇦🇺🐈 xxx

[@Pruzie83]

Its sad to see any home getting demolished at this time of house shortages😥. We're putting our home on the market and upsizing, hopefully finding a home just like the first house shown which ticks all the boxes,(not to mention the big gorgeous frangipani at the front) Old homes are by far the best! Cheers for the triple walk through!👌

[@tsgrandma9837]

I love that first house! The landscaping is amazing, just needs some trimming and tiding up. It gives a sense of privacy and serenity. The flat stones on the side of the house by the front door are just beautiful. The gray and pink landing in front of the door is stunning. I love the side widows with the lace curtains by the front door. The floors, (carpet excluded), are so pretty. That bathroom is a dream. I love the toilet closet, wish they were in every home. Some may think the kitchen was small, but to me it was just the right size. I would open the entry to the dining room back up. I love the little side windows. Actually, I loved everything about this first house, except the carpet. It really sucks it's being torn down and most likely yet another cookie cutter home will be built there instead.

[@scottsteinburg6817]

The separate toilet and bath reason makes perfect sense when you men outhouses. Also I think the separate stove top and oven side by side setup is super cool and when you find an original it’s that much more cool

[@carmenmasood8477]

The first house was big and spacious. Those antique dressers were awesome too bad every has been wasted.

[@patriciarussell7487]

Enjoy your videos!👍

[@leabarto8156]

Love the first house. What a find...3 in a row. It's a shame really. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@ve2vfd]

That first house was nice! It would not take much to update it, and with that massive garden it's a real gem. It's a shame some developer will probably put 30-40 condo units on those 3 combined massive lots.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Pat D :-) Yeah that first house I really enjoyed due to all the trees and garden for sure. And yep lots of town houses planned here. This suburb is really being targeted at the moment

[@freebird5548]

If only people wouldn't try to keep up with the Jones or even society, imagine all the original homes we would still have around. Its all about updating, keeping up with the times. I can understand upgrading the electrical, water system etc. But, why change the originality of the homes to just keep up with all the new trends, etc? I want to go back in time when everything was safer, less stressful, easier in so many ways without all this technology. Think I'm crazy. Thats ok. I just find life so much more difficult in so many ways than back in the 70's, let's say. Anyone agree?

[@kerriemccann8002]

Great find again . The garden of the 1st house was lovely, but then l loved various things in all 3. Great Sunday viewing .keep'em coming 🙂

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

Considering what I live in these are nice old homes. Thanks for taking the steps to show us these things. Central California Watching

[@mimhines3436]

Great video. It's weird that so much furniture was left behind. I too like the first house.

[@dianemakarevitz798]

Interesting to see the difference in the architecture in the neighborhood. Great finds, Paul. Always look forward to you popping up on my You Tube feed! Take care! ☮️❤️

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Diane :-) Yeah this suburb is really getting hammered by developers lately. Thanks for watching and the support Diane :-)

[@kellysaunooke740]

I like the blue retro couch and bathroom in the first home.The art deco wardrobe was beautiful. Can't believe they left it.I enjoyed the art deco doorknobs too.3 cute homes now to be demolished but glad you and us got to see them.Thanks.

[@cindyreighard]

Loved all of the homes but the first one was my favorite. Cute little kitchen and that pink bathroom. The yard and garden area was quite large. Amazing homes over there with such character. 😁

[@steamenginewatt2712]

Thanx for the video dude rancher ! I'm from the states, so I find urban exploration in Australia very refreshing ! It's not that the Detroit metro area is having a shortage of abandoned houses, Australia just has different architecture, and it's fascinating...

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it S.E.W :-) Yes the differing features I find very interesting too! :-)

[@waynejacksonofficial]

3 in 1.... Great stuff.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Wayne! Yeah it was a cool evening explore to walk through 3 in a row! Thanks for watching :-)

[@judycasemore2168]

Love your work, keep on exploring. So many memories for alot of us ( Baby Boomers ). Nice to look back on. Thank You.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Judy! :-)

[@suzannebirkholz8757]

I want to thank you for explaining the toilet thing. Makes sense now. Thanks for the tour of these interesting houses, especially the last one.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad it was helpful Suzanne :-)

[@kenem1946]

Thanks, Paul. As always, a great and interesting find. Your correct description of the separate toilet brought to mind our family home which dad designed and was built in 1955. While not an architect, dad was innovative when he designed the home. A single toilet between the laundry and bathroom with entry from both rooms and a shower room separate from the bathroom. Looking forward to the next find. Cheers, Ken

[@Shawnne01]

In an old farmhouse we lived in for 3 years (built in 1900), the toilet was separate from the other part of the bathroom. I guess they called it the "water closet." It's not just unique to your country but it is certainly in some older homes.

[@marieneigelena]

Thanks so much for other great vidéo. So sad to know all will be destruction ? so so sad and nice trees.....birds ...... You have cats too ? I have 4 lovely cats .... salutions from FRANCE. hugs to your cats et thanks again for your all work.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed! :-) Yes I have two male cats! 7 year old and a 18 months old :-) Cheers for watching and the support :-)

[@heatherfrances3678]

first house i liked the small kitchen, the back area and the paving, very neat, i wonder if they will build aroundthose lovely trees atthe front an back, a shame to destroy the home

[@pamelaneibuhr6959]

I had that same milk glass light in my house, I love it!

[@maristresemann4552]

I love watching them again. I always see something new. Hi to the kitties!

[@nancemb1]

Great video, my fav. Was the first, with that beautiful lot, wow! Loved those wardrobes! Thx.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed Nance B :-) The first home felt the best with the great garden areas. Thanks for watching :-)

[@YtGad7000]

Loving the maroon and cream tiles in and around the kitchen, also the terrazo floor in bathroom and toilet.

[@vandahuman8522]

Some amazing pieces of furniture left behind, I would love it in my house , love Art Deco .

[@simonba9944]

I don't even remember how I came across your channel to begin with, but I'm so bloody glad I did. A wonderful explore as always. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@urbexindigo5164]

Awesome, thank you Simon! :-)

[@karenhall8155]

Love the bathroom especially the floor

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Very cool 😎👍 three houses 🏘️🏡 glad you got to them when you did

[@Sierrasky-y6h]

Three homes in one video, what a treat 😍

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed Wander Lust :-)

[@traceybradshaw]

I dread to think how many new houses they will squeeze onto that land. Our local council (TTG) used to have strict encumbrances regarding setbacks and garden area in relation to house size, now it’s all gone out the window. Houses (not units or townhouses) built almost touching with no yard/garden space at all. 6 houses going up across the street from us where there was previously 2. The houses all have single garages but driveways not long enough to park in so our previously quiet street will be full of cars once these houses are finished.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Tee Tree Gully? :-) Yes Tracey they are certainly trying to cram as many people in the existing suburbs as possible! Thanks for watching :-)

[@traceybradshaw]

@@urbexindigo5164 I love your vids and have recognised a few of the houses you have featured. In 2016 we bought our current home after spending 2 1/2 years trying to find a house to renovate on a large block in the area we were living in (Rostrevor) but we were quickly pushed out of the market by investors who were demolishing and subdividing. We could have bought a house but had nothing left for renovations/extension. We ended up having to move out of the area. I despise seeing our lovely diverse streetscape of family homes with big gardens becoming medium to high density rendered boxes. 😢

[@melissap581]

Oh my goodness those milk glass light fixtures were beautiful!

[@theseamstress6315]

Your weather looks great it bad snowing in the USA 3 degrees Fahrenheit.a lot of nice ceiling deco. And furniture pieces left.

[@diannebernau3293]

It’s our summer. The USA are really having a hard time at the moment with the cold, aren’t you? Hope you are safe and well.

[@customscreenprinting]

Thanks my friend Urbex Indigo for sharing this video with me about the Abandoned-3 homes in a row with furniture and other stuff left behind/ stuff in the sheds i am from the U.S.A and i always enjoy your channel so keep up the good work my friend and keep being safe and healthy and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless and thanks so much.

[@joharmon2148]

Have to agree with PatD that first house was nice. Third house sure had a lot of desks and desk chairs I could use 2 for my hobby room. Thanks for the triple house find Paul.

[@ken_tiki5241]

The fluorescent light with the clock in the shed of the first house looked like it would have come out of a milk bar and would have had some kind of advertising in fronting the light.

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

Kinda odd leaving the flat screen behind

[@urbexindigo5164]

Good call Ken I did not think of that but it is the most likely thing now you mention it :-) Cheers for watching

[@marybethsmith6458]

I liked all the decor in the 3rd house best. This was a triple treat for us and you.

[@darlenefehr2111]

Makes me sad 😥 so many home 🏡 less people and they're tearing houses down

[@kimgee4821]

I have seen many of your videos , where you have cobwebs or snakes. In Australia we recommend you get a big stick just for that reason but take the stick with all your filming. You can have a handy weapon too . Keep filming and stay safe.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Kim :-) Yes in my very first few videos I carried a snake and cob web stick around! haha. I just stopped using it after a while :-)

[@marthamitchell9452]

I love the bathroom in the first house. Most houses in the states have tub/shower combos but you seem to have a lot of ones with a separate shower. Here the toilet would go where the shower is. I like the drain in the floor of the bathroom, it would make it easier to clean, especially if you have a splasher in the family. I had a house in the 70’s with carpet in the bathroom. Disgusting but fortunately the floor under it was concrete slab so it couldn’t rot.

[@pakohana5840]

I really love old houses so its so sad the houses are being knocked down instead of being reno’d....

[@MistyLaneLoveConquersALL]

The windows on the door in the first house reminded me of windows on a van! Another great explore... See you next time. ☺️

[@karendurbin9460]

Love watching your explorers. I've learned a bit from you. Thankyou for showing us all the wonderful houses you explore. I'll be watching, you take care and stay safe!

[@urbexindigo5164]

My pleasure Karen :-) Many more videos to come! :-)

[@Avotts]

1st home is very well taken care of. i could easily move right in even with small kitchen. #3 I love the burl wood wardrobe, Also the ceiling medallion. the lamps are very nice. Love the door glass with the starburst .

[@kimb4285]

What a fab find, and 3 of them, love the art deco wardrobe wow it's gorgeous, please someone save that wardrobe it's so so nice. Thank you for a lovely video of these 3 great homes. omg I've just ordered those art deco door knobs for my new doors, hope someone salvages them they will be worth a small fortune.

[@maggi666]

I have just subscribed and have enjoyed watching! Especially the first house. Our budgie Wilson heard the birds and came to sit on my phone to listen closer! Ty

[@dayvwoodruff-higgins6238]

As an American, it seems to make a whole lotta sense to have the toilet separate from the rest of the bathroom. I hate to be taking a bath and someone yells that they need to pee . . .

[@debbiemitchell6055]

I would hate to see a group of condo/townhomes on my cozy little residential street! What horrible thoughts all those people will feel when they see this happening next door to them. I loved the first little house and that back yard to die for!

[@andreahay3684]

All those personal items left behind. What wonderful video thanks for sharing. Be safe and careful God bless you. Keep up with what you do just marvelous.

[@dawnlindgron5570]

Such a nice secluded yard loved it,first one.

[@karenshawn8406]

I like those lights that you pull from the ceiling . very great idea. I know I am old fashioned but I love that floor in the kitchen. Nice patio in first home. the second house is looking like it just walked out of the past. Lots of storage in that one room. Not bad for an abandon home. the third one, wow that sounded like a huge bird not happy you were there> the hardware on the doors is really pretty. those hobnail lights are really pretty. I liked these houses. Thank you for the tours. lean on God

[@claire040776]

I love the inside Art Deco doors in house No. 3!

[@lladylobo1]

Nice houses. I especially liked the details in the third house. I'm a sucker for the Art Deco styles. Nice back yards as well. Nice places for children to grow and play in. Thanks for the tours.

[@sandrakoch8682]

I always love seeing the history just hate seeing them destroyed, loved the first home. I also love seeing the old wardrobe closets and old furniture among other things. Thank you for sharing, here from Vegas.

[@diannadhaliwal3647]

I love how the lots are secluded with lots of shade trees and other shaded patios.I love that arbor i guess outside the second house.Could pland kiwi,grapes ,Jasmin or wisteria on there.

[@MushroomFromMars]

That first back yard was indeed awesome. It looked like a perfect spot for a caravan, even looked like a power pole there too. But I couldn't see driveway access. Pity we all know what it's future entails. I would love to save that beautiful frangipani in the front yard. They are going to make a motza here with the ensuing apartments, that's 3 1/4 acre plots close to the city.

[@freebird5548]

Do they not have "rip-offs" in Australia? If these homes with furniture and all the other stuff were here in America, there would be nothing left, including the kitchen cupboards. Just saying'. Man, I'd hate going into that bathroom back in the 70's after taking a hit. That could possibly turn into one wild trip. Probably wouldn't leave for hours. I've noticed at the most part the majority of homes are left immaculately clean. A couple of the bathrooms you could have had a meal in, they were so clean. I love the greenery in the back yards. So, beautiful and very private. I Love, Love, Love your videos. Thank you, so very much for taking us all along and sharing your awesome adventures with us. Keep em coming. I especially enjoy the very old derelict farm homes out on the prairies. Those are really groovy.

[@AbandonedForgottenAustralia]

It's always sad seeing old homes like these that have nothing wrong with them getting knocked down

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey mate! Cheers for stopping bye, yeah this suburb in particular of late is being hammered with new development, nothing wrong with the homes they just want more tiny ones crammed in!

[@AbandonedForgottenAustralia]

@@urbexindigo5164 yeah they probably will put 2 house on one block

[@marywilliams3570]

I loved 3 houses my favorite one was the first one. In the other houses I liked the windows and the light fixtures are amazing. It's sad that in all the houses is the nice furniture especially the antique furniture they are a beauty. Excellent find 👍 🙂.

[@claire040776]

I hope they salvage whats in the shed ..... that writing desk it heaps cool!

[@mikecroaro519]

I like the green cement in the backyard.

[@meganpaull6140]

Love all three especially the Gardenscapes in the first house very secluded, the facade on the second home very nice, the pink bath hmm 🤔 very spacious. The Art Deco features were nice shame they are going to be demolished. Thank you soo much again on to the next adventure.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you like them Megan, yep first home had the best feel and garden I agree. Cheers for watching again! :-)

[@FogartyAvenue]

Egg-c-lent egg-splore. I watched the whole vid. So much useful stuff left behind. I want to say I'm surprised but I'm not unfortunately. I loved the clock with fluro tubes. Kinda looks like a converted sign. Grouse vid.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey mate! :-) Cheers for watching eggain :-) Yeah the occupants seemed to have though meh leave all that stuff its too hard to take with us! lol. Good call on the clock and fluro light too, that makes sense. Cheers again mate! :-)

[@FogartyAvenue]

@@urbexindigo5164lol! Eggain. Thank you for uploading.

[@lavenderlilac8920]

Another great explore. Thx.

[@minimad8432]

Trifecta mate!!! very interesting all 3 houses have lots to look at and lots of cool stuff sill inside... cool vid Cheers MM

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Mini Mad! Cheers for the support again :-)

[@minimad8432]

@@urbexindigo5164 No worries, i always look forward to these vids, Cheers :)

[@denisewatson5295]

Love 💘 this video 📹.. I liked the 1st. One the best 👌 The others were nice also 👌 👍 😊

[@gordaallsop3403]

I wish everywhere the toilet was in its own room> Was not this called a "water closet?"

[@summerdayz9904]

Great find I enjoy watching your videos especially now I am in lockdown Melbourne can catch up 👍

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoy Summer Dayz! :-)

[@susancarrigan2776]

As usual, great explore. They all have character although #3 was a little crazy. Look forward to the next find. Be cool, stay safe.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Susan :-) Glad you enjoyed, yeah the 3rd home had had a lot of added "extras" haha. Thanks for watching :-)

[@susancarrigan2776]

@@urbexindigo5164 you are my favorite urbex to watch. You’re intelligent and know about the things you see. There’s a few from Canada I watch, too, but you’re the best, IMO! LOL If I were to ever come to Australia, I’d be sure to come to Adelaide and buy you a beverage and hear your stories.

[@urbexindigo5164]

@@susancarrigan2776 thanks heaps again! Yes the Canadian lads are doing great explores over there! :-) Wll if you do make it over here to OZ let me know! Cheers again Susan :-)

[@darlenefehr2111]

They're nice 👌 houses 🏘️

[@kategulick4781]

These were all really nice. I kind of liked the third one the best. The last person in that one had quite the eclectic cassette collection although putting the great Mario Lanza in with Madonna surely must be a crime.

[@normanjones8089]

Excellent videography.

[@HeyItsCharlie]

I really like the first house.. sad it's going to be removed. It's beautiful to me!!

[@BJH862]

I do hope the things left behind are donated and the old doors and windows are salvaged. Do you suppose the people that lived there got paid enough for their property that they could afford to just walk away from so much of their furniture? I did enjoy your work. Thanks.

[@flamingstag2381]

I hav,nt heard you mention TERRAZZO floors in any of your previous expo,s , your first house is a perfect example of that italian art , in most cases the original home ownership that art of masonry will determine their ethnicity , in their tight knit communities they fully supported and employed each other in their new countries of settlement , in the 1950,s i saw every able bodied member of their family tribe start at sunrise with picks and shovels digging the foundation trenches usually (twice as deep as normal ) men and women all mixed the concrete by hand , most was poured by a chain gang with buckets , saturday was always the big day with dozens of families on the new vacant development site , the elders set up their table of homemade food and kept the youngest kids in check , the days ended with humour and music and grappa at sunset , all contributors got a very solid house built on this same principal , the final statement/ signature of your (lifetime home ) was the TERRAZZO an (amazing craft ) it all comes down to feel of the hand with the trowel in this application ,( no machines here guys) the final polish is with a carborundum stone , few if any of these artisians remain !!!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Great comments Flaming Stag :-) Yes the Terazzo flooring was very popular in the 50`s homes here! So many craftsmanship skills have ben lost over the decades no doubt!!! :-)

[@penelope1952]

I really like the art deco details in the 3rd house. Too bad they had to leave that gorgeous wardrobe! That was one of the nicest ones I have seen. It was cool to see these 3 houses, thanks!

[@claire040776]

This might be weird to admit but I love the tiles in the bathroom of house No. 3.

[@ian57crows.]

Did you find the water meter on the 3rd house & turn the water off at the mains ?

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Ian :-) Yeah mate found it as i left and turned it off. Cheers for watching :-)

[@mariayannosays6764]

Ok. Good. Im glad you found it. Hoo roo

[@williammullikin2076]

yeah I was wondering if you got the water off too

[@caroljames6371]

Wouldn't it be really weird if any of the former owners saw your vid! Very interesting. Sorry to see these homes go to demolition.

[@donettemiller7817]

I love the door knobs. I hope you found the shutoff valbe for the water. It's in the teens here, my pipes busted so no water for 5 days now & weather too bad for someone to come & fix it. Wasting water is a terrible thing when river beds are drying up all over the world. 🙋‍♀️💜🇺🇸

[@mightymo3044]

Hi. liked all the bungalows. Some lovely furniture left behind they should give them to a charity to sell them. I like the toilet seperate from the bathroom saves having to get someone out of the bath so you can use the loo. You're lucky Urbex I've had worse things flashed at me than a battery light lol. Tfs. :-)

[@tracethomasvickers2224]

That first house was really nice, a shame it’s being torn down

[@pamelaneibuhr6959]

I always wondered about the toilets, I have seen it in other countries too. My great grandparents didn’t have a bathroom or toilet. Outhouse and bath in a bucket in the kitchen. Working farm. They finally got electricity in the 1970s. Guess who didn’t to stay the weekend. 🤚outhouse creeped me out!

[@diannebernau3293]

We had an outdoor dunny (Aussie slang for outhouse) built down the back of the yard out of fibro-cement sheeting. It was used until the sewer was installed in the 1970s (I think). I hated going out in the dark, even with a torch, as I am petrified of spiders!! Remember everything horrible about it and, even though I love old houses, I certainly don’t miss that piece of architecture!!!

[@claire040776]

Old houses have so much character! Such a shame that 3 more are being knocked down.