#Abandoned

I'd seen this abandoned place many times heading down the highway and it always caught my eye and this time it caught my eye even more as it looked very over grown so I thought I'd check it out. It was raining hard and I wasn't really expecting much but when I got to the cabin and saw what I did I started getting this overwhelming feeling of sadness for the person that once lived there and had the feeling of wanting to cry because of how sad the explore was making me feel. It looked like some ones pride and joy at one time and suddenly it all stopped and ended up the way it did, abandoned and alone and meaningless. I don't know why I had such a sense of sadness with this explore? maybe it was the once proud photos that the person had displayed on his cabin right at the front door for all to see. Maybe it was just because it was pouring rain and it made everything looks so gloomy? Who knows, anyway, I hope you enjoy this explore. Please leave a comment below about how you felt about this video. Give me a thumbs up and share me with your friend. See you next time
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[@lindalrb3864]

Looks like they raised dogs or some sort of animal. The chairs are for when someone comes to buy one. Don't let your mind go crazy imagining. I enjoyed seeing it. Blessings

[@sandraward3865]

Thank you for NOT using music, & just simply being yourself talking your way thru the videos! You're a respectful man, so thank you for that! I enjoy your videos! Oklahoma watching!

[@jayplays1434]

It's always sad to see the remnants of someone's life abandoned, forgotten and left to decay. All the things someone had worked hard to amass, things they probably took pride in, enjoyed and cherished simply left to the ravages of time. These explores always leave me with a sobering sense of reflection and a determination to appreciate and enjoy whatever life has blessed me with while I can. Thank you for sharing.

[@lauraliekarels4059]

In my 60's and I have started getting rid of stuff now. Things have not much meaning for me and never have. No one will want the personal effects I leave behind and in a generation I will be forgotten. Just the way things are. Don't want strangers rummaging through my stuff and making up stories about me because of things left behind.

[@carlcushmanhybels8159]

Didn't understand why the photos were posted on the outside?!!! The dwellers came back and posted the photos, now faded, to show visitors like yourself :to show the reality of who they were and how they lived and loved in this house. So that some truth and caring of their time and the house's soul carries on. How do I know? I lived in a cabin in NH before I could go to college. Had to abandon it, to new negligent owners. I came back ten years later and similarly posted photos (inside plastic bags with thumb tacks to the walls) to show the loved and lived history of the place (that now had broken windows, stoves stolen, etc.) Still with a beautiful spirit.

[@NikkiJoLuceroWitch]

I too felt a sadness come over me...like he lived alone, and the photos tell a story...And I love the way, you gave his photo respect and privacy...I am empathic too, and I really felt the same... Good job. Thank you !

[@recoveringsoul755]

There were two chairs side by side in front of the TV, and seemed to be more than one bedroom. Beautiful, beautiful views, oh my gosh! Good places for gardening, maybe he had a boat for that little pond, and fish. The second building I thought at first was a barn, but not barn like at all. Was there a kitchen in there? And what's with the little jail cells? That's what they looked like, very strange and creepy. Love your accent by the way, from the states Place was nicely built, might not have been vacant for long if the smoke detectors are still chirping. Seems they posted the "story" outside the front door. I couldn't quite make out the photo collage.

[@tylercarson8336]

It's just sad to see a man's hard work and effort to build such a beautiful cabin, and have it sweated from underneath his feet. Also to see sit there and be forgotten. I hope someone with a good heart will see the beauty of that cabin and bring it back to it's TRUE glory again.

[@theonethatgotaway680]

The guy who lived there. His energy is still very much there. I can sense it really strong. I don't think he will be leaving any time soon....

[@kathyflorcruz552]

Thanks for showing such respect to the man. I hate to see people just stare at & NOT appreciate the work & time that went into these places.

[@jpebbles-7472]

I love to hear the rain on a tin roof. I’d love to own a cabin. Ty for sharing this place. Abandoned homes are always sad to me.

[@cinderellsworth]

I believe abandoned homes represent the fragility of this life we have been given. Without proper love and care they wither away, back into nature. It takes more than nails and paint to keep a home together...…..there's something else very important missing in an abandoned home that causes it to slowly shed it's 'skin' and sink back to where it came from. I'm not sure that Love is enough to keep it together...…..what else might it be....?......

[@InTheirImage7]

Yeah I know! You're so right. I felt the sadness from here! Such a beautiful place. One can see that this man was very proud of his work. This place is all him. His house. wow... Thanks for sharing.

[@shusaien]

"This is what happen when you're gone!" The quote touched me! This nice little world is so amazingly mysterious. People comes and goes leaves traces that fad out in times. We're so little to this universe! Your exploration made me sad too! "Hi" from India...

[@RobertMOdell]

Because you were given a spiritual gift, the knowledge that no temporal thing done in this life matters or counts for a single thing. The meaningless of earthly things was put on display for you. That is wonderful !

[@warrenlightning8137]

Shameful ,there are so many homes, cabins, mansions, business buildings left abandoned to decay and rot. When there are many families wanting a home but cannot afford to buy.

[@phyllisowens5221]

Yes i am with you on this 100% places like this could help so many I personally would be happier knowing my places were lived in and cared for as needed

[@duanewilliams7353]

There are a lot of movie stars that have died, were unmarried, and no one wants their property!! Lisa Minelli for instance! her home was a terribly narrow house and lots of stairs!!

[@cestoblique]

@@duanewilliams7353 it's Liza with a zee not an ess and she's not dead

[@ScarasRealLover]

@@cestoblique you don’t spell out letters

[@pattynellis7347]

Better abadoned in peace then crackhouses

[@joek511]

I know the feeling, my wife passed a year ago. We were together 32 years. Our son asked ... What's it all for Dad, all you did for Mom and it comes to this, a bunch of her stuff she will never see or use again. To that I said, a lesson learned. Keep life simple, memories last forever in the heart. Possessions rot away. Even our Daughter refused to take her jewelry. It just made her cry

[@Aslanreturn]

I lost my precious momma this August. It's the worst heartbreak I've ever experienced. She was my best friend throughout my life. She even helped me raise my sweet baby girl. We lived with her and my dad until I married in 2012. I was 43. I'm the oldest child, and her older daughter. My brother and sister wanted me to have most of Mom's jewelry, including her wedding set. I love wearing then because theft make her seem close, but my heart is so very sad. I come to her house, and all of her clothes are still in the closet. Sometimes, I wrap my arms around them and breathe in. I want to hang onto the blouse she was wearing when we found out she had cancer. I know she's with Jesus and that I'll see her one day again, but my heart is so very heavy now. I miss her more than I can say.

[@claudiaday5893]

What a beautifully made house/cabin. It's a shame that it's abandoned. Someone, or a family really, would really love to live there. To bring it back to all it's glory. To bring laughter and life back to it. Too wonderful to just let it go downhill.😢 Thanks for filming and showing it on your channel 👍

[@SusanRogersMakingItWork4Me]

Nice place, just needs to be loved again.

[@davevierthaler8521]

Every abandoned home/farmstead makes me sad. Particularly farms that had to have families to sustain them. You can’t help but think of all of the family time, happy times and struggles that leads to a full life. Seeing a farm abandoned and decaying is one of the saddest things for me.

[@goddessjnu6055]

you probably feel the energy of this man and the love he felt for his home it is beautiful I hate to see it abandoned like this

[@Dontwantahandle0]

You're such a sentimental guy, it's nice to listen to someone that's unpretentious. I would imagine the cages with the chairs may have been for milking goats or just visiting his animals/pets. The one cage on the stands looked like a rabbit cage. Not to sad, I'm sure the owner lived a wonderful full life there. Love a tin roof in the rain.

[@recoveringsoul755]

I had to laugh as he was running through the rain between buildings.

[@janejohnson5488]

Sad. Could be a nice cabin. That's the end of life experience. Can't take it with you when you go. You're born into this world with nothing and you leave with nothing.

[@lynlynch2168]

A common man's dream -- I feel the same sadness. What a beautiful spot

[@GeneSavage]

Don't think about it being abandoned now; think about how much he enjoyed it when he was alive. :-)

[@caldonialewis3192]

Beautiful place to live. Whoever build this cabin they really loved it!

[@melissamorgan877]

Love the sound of rain on a tin roof and I believe he did too. So relaxing

[@abandonedsc4261]

This one had a creepy feel to it. Those cages with chairs? Must be where they locked up the "BAD" people! Thumbs up as always. Great job!

[@mongreljack]

Whoever built it was a true craftsman - you don't that sort of ingenuity and build quality very often. Awesome video!

[@CryMeARiver63]

Thank you for respecting the owner of the property . What a beautiful place he had .

[@AhJodie]

My view, with a smoke alarm battery going off, someone lived there recently, and with cages with chairs, someone was doing horrible things to someone in there, hence, the reason for your feelings of sadness. Thanks for sharing.

[@kristinburton4953]

Maybe the kichen was for making up the special "lotion" for them to put the lotion on it's skin or it gets the hose again.

[@michellebattersby3243]

I enjoyed this and the rain is soothing

[@Tammie-Burns1961]

What a beautiful old home sad it is just sitting there all by it's self

[@tiggermeowth]

Maybe he was sent to a retirement home because he couldn't live there alone? It's really sad indeed. Great looking cabin, and it wasn't trashed like some abandoned places I've seen. Excellent video and explore.

[@linall2345]

That place is in amazing shape. He obviously cared so much for it and put so much of his time into making it a home and a life. It is very sad. I think that maybe he was a veterinarian maybe? Just all the cages (chairs though?) and the sink outside of the chairs and couches for people to wait in? Just a guess. The home is beautiful!

[@chisty4436]

Certain chairs can be aggressive when they're in unfamiliar surroundings. He probably kept them caged up until a suitable owner came round and claimed them. There's a strict procedure by law that potential owners have to go through before being aloud to own one. After all never forget that a chair is for life ... Not just for Christmas.

[@mkuebler5]

christy4 LOL love it

[@janica.4688]

LOL . Might been a kind of tiny police station or so. Park ranger home? Maybe those "cages" were there just in case someone have to be imprisoned until police took him to bigger cities police station. Thats my thought on it. Does not directly mean something freaky or evil happened there

[@tamarawalker8973]

How sad. He put alot of work into that place. Now no one to pass it on to. Thanks for a great explore.

[@lindarosesmithmurphy5644]

Awww so sad and touching!!! Thank you 😊 for sharing this time piece..!!!

[@MrGaryRoberton]

Old saying in Canada, "Life sucks, then you die and that really sucks" Hope whoever he was, he had some happiness for a while. Some people don't even get that. Cheers, Thanks for the views of Aus.

[@321ruthie1]

in aussie we say...lifes a bitch and then you die , lol

[@elainesmith4151]

Just a thought. Chairs in cages look very weird, granted. But im willing to bet that someone at some point used to rescue dogs. I worked in rescue for many years, and chairs were always placed in kennels with frightened or sick pups so that we could sit with them either to observe or just to comfort them. The other cage is a rabbit hutch.

[@ndog2005]

Wow, really a nice place, sad to see it go empty.. Thank you for sharing..

[@HerocratesHelloagainfromruralN]

Hello from New Hampshire USA. You are right this is very sad. It looks and feels like a place that he spent his days alone. I think he built this house to share. Thank you sincerely for your videos. Keep your heart as gentle and feeling as it is. ♡

[@tonyapedraza9289]

I appreciate the respect you gave to the photos and the place! I loved it, so beautiful!!!

[@sandypritchard6216]

I don't think you were waffling if that's the correct spelling? It's so nice and refreshing for a change to see that there are still people out there who have a genuine love and concern for others and the fact that you felt a sense of grief and sadness for this man...and pondered on his life and how you'll end up is touching. My husband, told me once about an old guys flat in, London. They were to go in..and gut it out ..then remodel. The guy had obviously passed away. My husband and his brother were told, they could take whatever they wanted, since he had no next of kin, left no will and his belongings would just be carted off to the dump. When they went into the flat..to start on it, my husband said, it was just like the guy had gone out for the day..and the place was waiting on him to come home. His reading glasses were sitting on the table next to his chair. His tea cup was on it. He had been reading a book. My husband said, he had lovely antiques, volumes of all the classics. Good liqueurs, and you name it, he had it. He said, he didn't have the heart to take anything. He felt so overwhelmed with sadness the whole time they took to finish the place. I personally felt he should have taken some of the items, that he would have wanted..But he said, he couldn't. Whew..this is way to long for me..and you probably won't see it..But I felt it's important enough to comment on...enough I'm off to bedland..😩😪😴

[@rosethemer7796]

I helped to clean out a house once... They said I could take anything... I took a radio cassette player and I still have it.

[@helengrunow5094]

Youre a lovely human! thats why you were overwhelmed. Thankyou for sharing....

[@lorrainephillips7250]

Somebody once said that everything that 'we have' is lent to us by God for our use while we're here. I like that very much because sometimes acquisitions can take on a life even bigger than our own if we covet them too highly. The Lord meets all of our needs according to His Riches in Glory. God bless you highly for your caring and sensitivity.

[@angelblue7779]

Lorraine Phillips Amen!

[@aprilbaker847]

Very true i needed this reminder, thank you

[@bootsfrost6890]

I love the cabin

[@janeking6782]

It's ok to be sad this was a home to someone..now its empty and alone

[@foggy6028]

Hi, your lovely wording and approach to this little gem of a getaway just came right after quite a bad day-thank you so much!

[@001desertrat3]

Beautiful place , where is this , I would love to live there , sure beats where I'm living now . - Notice he had Solar Panels on the cabin roof (only frames left) ; Pond for watering Cattle , Sheep or Goats ; in the Barn , Hutches for meat Rabbits , Stalls for milking Goats , Food Prep-area for butchering , etc. , etc. . Shame that it's completely abandoned , someone needs to be living there .

[@tsalagiman]

This is a beautiful little cabin with a very nice view of the lake. It's too bad it's going to be torn down. I'm glad you stopped in to record it before it's gone. The beeping was definitely the smoke alarm with a low battery. That would indicate the home was vacated fairly recently. I would be interested to know the purpose of the frame on the roof. The way it's made, it looks like it was possibly for solar panels. It is sad to think this gentleman passed away and his beautiful little cabin is all that's left which will soon be gone too. To me, it's like all signs of his existence are being swept away like he never existed, and I'm glad to see someone else who has similar feelings. Thanks for sharing not only the video but your heartfelt feelings along with it. It made this video even more special.

[@rose-anngoldhawk7405]

You were right Michael because as you said about out the back being like a shed & the moment you flashed your light the second time at the tin roof , a small orb flew from the ceiling beam , then disappeared ! The guy had died , possibly the guy had never gotten to enjoy the fruits of his labor , was still there in spirit & was leaving negative feelings of remorse ,depression & sadness !

[@henrykirtman5050]

I would love to have this cabin and bring it back to it's former glory and live in it.

[@pamelagideon7762]

That is a really nice cabin, still livable with a nice view. Hope someone can come along and have some happy memories in it. We need to enjoy every moment of our living life because life is way to short. And the moment's are all we have. We can't take anything with us that's for sure!!!

[@deadmallnana7388]

Just saw this--some of these abandons really do make one think what happened, right? And create very strong emotional responses even in us on the other side of the screen not walking the walk with you. I don't think much of funerals either, plan to be cremated myself. Let's get out and get on with the next! Maybe your man is building a bigger and better cabin somewhere else. Anyway, don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened Thanks for the walk. Showing the place acknowledges his life.

[@myralawson4543]

Dead Mall Nana Amen! ❤️

[@toomanychickens1771]

I like the way you treat each place with respect and don't take the stuff. Thanks for the uploads man.

[@wendy54321]

It is so sad. Thank you for sharing

[@evavest4173]

I loved hearing the rain on the roof.

[@jayfurjill]

That was really interesting. The house was really lovely, I would live in it in a second. I'm sure he designed and built it himself, and was, rightly, proud enough of it to put up the photos of the work in progress. I wonder whether, if he didn't die, he got some kind of dementia and wasn't able to live on his own in the end. That might explain the chairs in cages - the shot showing the sinks, with the cages beyond them, just made me think they had indeed been kennels, the bit where the sinks were would reasonably been a preparation area for feeding dogs., but dementia might have led him to put chairs in them. My first husband had dementia and he did move stuff around randomly. Perhaps it was a while before relatives or friends discovered his predicament and got him into a home, and cleared out the important stuff of his and left the rest, like the TVs and chairs. Fascinating, curious, and, yes, sad. A great explore, thanks :)

[@ranchstockstray8684]

Perhaps check around in the area and see if there may be locals who know the history of the place. Odd that the photos are on the outside wall. I think abandoned place DO have an energy left about- both good and bad.

[@ginaheisenberg3608]

I would love to find a place like this and fix it up. So sad to see hardwork left alone to rot and later maybe be forgotten or vandalized

[@tangie777uk]

So sad,lovely place

[@TheKimber02]

I feel the same. It's a beautiful cabin. Look at those floors! And it's still standing strong! I would love to live there! Off-grid, live off the land like 100 years ago! It's sad what time does sometimes.

[@Crueluver]

Very nice place, so sad. I spotted a cattle dog in the pic also, they are excellent dogs.

[@dannyhoyt8124]

The work this man put into the house awesome

[@pauldaniel7181]

this make's me cry wish i had this place

[@kakayladailey9145]

I can imagine this cabin was built close to the lake by the first owners and was beautiful at one time...

[@Jill_T]

The cages freaked me out. Why was there a glass wall to observe the cages? What was that metal sink used for? Creepy!!!

[@melodygoodman6731]

Beautiful tile floor and wood, such a shame that so much work was done and it was left for no one.

[@patigiddens1314]

These always make me sad. Great place, loved all the wood. You said it all, sad no one to be able to live there and carry on. Thank you. Loved the rain.💕💜💜💕

[@jenimbusy6765]

The photos are there to try and prevent vandals from acting like little aholes and destroying HIS home. Because it will always be his ❤

[@sarahwinterbottom6266]

Mm I found the chairs in cages extremely creepy and strange I think maybe reporting this to the police might be a good idea there may have been something Sinister going on , I hope I'm wrong

[@SandyzSerious]

Beautiful views outside.

[@gentelbenn62]

Cages with chairs?? This for humans! Or children? There is more than meets the eyes here.

[@karenmcpherson9221]

I think the shed was used as a kennel for several different animals. If he had big dogs, Great Danes or Mastiffs say, then the chairs could have been feeding platforms. You put the bowl of dog food on the seat and it's easier for a big dog to eat the food. The sink was for washing the food and water dishes. But it really does seem that with all the land he had that he would have built dog runs and had a door where the animals could go in an out at will. I hope he didn't have people in there. But if he did, that could explain why nobody wants the property and why you felt so sad exploring the place. Great video. Thanks for sharing it.

[@maryisabell8760]

People did take pride and love their homes - leaving their life’s hand print behind . Thanks for sharing .

[@luvelion]

'Looks like a neat place when it was new. 'Beautiful views from the windows!

[@paulamartin4069]

Would make a lovely holiday house. Thanks for sharing.

[@malinalove4277]

You seem like such a nice, kind, gentle, intelligent soul. Wish you chatted with us all more in the comments. Ppl ask questions I would love to hear your answers on, some very good questions. Would you please interact with us more? Thank you. Love and light and may the blessings be..

[@vzfox1]

Best part about exploring abandoned places that the history is unknown...is letting your imagination run wild :)

[@awarenessvillage]

Beautiful home in a beautiful spot! The place with the cages...freaky.

[@dorothymiller2650]

Glad the cabin wasn’t vandalized

[@leehurley8358]

what a great place! I wish someone would take it.

[@kimmieharrington4771]

I've always wanted a cabin in the woods and this is as close to my dream cabin as I've ever seen just beautiful

[@paulinegurl4884]

it is a pity we didn't find out what happened to the people that lived there so sad

[@teresaclift4686]

All that hard work now left to rot 😞 I feel your sadness

[@tammyestrada5446]

Why not show the photo? Maybe someone would recognize him after all you're going into his home looking around without invitation.

[@angelforanimals7809]

Tammy Estrada ~ It is considered disrespectful to show identifying information such as addresses, pictures or bills with names and such. It's one of the unwritten rules of being an urban explorer or any other kind of explorers of this nature. I'm glad he is respectful. ✌️❤️✌️

[@YvogaAZ]

What a beautiful home. So sad that it is rotting alone.

[@marleneboone2091]

Oh my goodness very beautiful place. Doesn't look like he was done.... bless his heart.

[@iiatargetanalyst3046]

Very nice could be repaired for sure. Tiny house on patch of land w lake. Awesome local. Thanks for checking out place

[@traytee]

Uhh the chairs in the cages did me in. Looks sinister to me now. Perfect seclusion for all sorts of horrible things. Maybe I watch too many movies!!

[@Densmith43]

Sweet and just beautiful . What a home .

[@Europa1749]

It is sad. Hopefully, he had some good years there.

[@irenegronewald7745]

my kitchen smoke alarm is beeping also...haha

[@mitchelltickle6143]

Wow... The home was interesting, however, the steel barn gave me creeps ! Appears it housed individuals - like jail cells - keeping persons locked up. The sink area really frighten my imagination.

[@nicolettaciccone1004]

Mitchell Tickle I agree, there are many crazy people out there.

[@1980blj]

I would love to own it and bring it back to life that a shame

[@spiritcavegrl5293]

Awesome thanks for sharing this video, sad though.

[@thelyingscotsman197]

Wish I owned that I'd fix it to its former glory The small cage looked like a rabbit hutch .Great video mate .

[@dianesullivan1047]

You make me laugh with the smoke detector noise, lol.

[@hollybronwyn8176]

*Dreams Unfinished.* same as with many of our lives. really appreciate all the feeling you expressed. I've often wondered why others don't show the sadness that goes with a life (lives) passed. edit: hmm, after seeing cages, makes me wonder. If he kept dogs or any animals in there, not good at all!! subbed! ~ Holly, Coast of Maine, USA.

[@lynlynch2168]

Yes, agree with your edit comments

[@MistofRain752]

All that beautiful wood!. Their was sadness in that house.

[@bevcd3625]

Love your compassion and empathy, make me sad too. 😔