Abandoned- Her belongings and memories rest here almost completely forgotten

[@joanneachildoftheking4199]

What a charming home. Could easily and should be lived in again. Thanks for taking us along.

[@kx2437]

Nice exploration but also sad. It goes to show that our worldly possessions are just that..possesions. We cannot take anything with us when we leave this world

[@urbexindigo5164]

@kx2437 very true and all her memories are in her heart and soul also :-)

[@sarahbroom9577]

Love this comment - as my step mum once said to me "shrouds have no pockets". Never a truer word spoken 😊

[@mavahuth5044]

I do like this comment. But I think he has a good heart.

[@nanslife]

What a gorgeous lounge suite. This old house pretty solid not beyond restoring.

[@kategulick4781]

What a happy, comfortable vibe this house has. It just needs someone to give it some tlc and fill it with love again.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Kate, yes it did indeed have a pleasant vibe. Thanks for watching :-)

[@MetalMania3DTV-TAS-AUS]

I'll second that comment Kate absolutely brilliant love it Cheers 🍺🍻KC & CC Cradle Mountain Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤝😎👍✌

[@MetalMania3DTV-TAS-AUS]

Thumbs up number 699😊🇦🇺🤝🇦🇺😎👍

[@adelinaponzio9370]

I'm sensing this well loved, humble home reflects the character of the people that (built?) owned and lived in it. They cared for and valued what little material possessions they had, certainly not materialistic, salt of the earth. Thanks for another great video Paul.

[@urbexindigo5164]

@adelinaponzio9370 cheers for watching. Yes it felt very much love and cared for home. I bet they were happy in there :-)

[@meganpaull6140]

🌟Oh my what a beautiful home full of the beautiful lady’s memerories, im feeling a little emotional reminds me of my god mothers and grandparents homes. I remember those old patterns mum had alot of those too. It really upsets me to see family memories litered all over the place why cant people just look? Instead they have to ransack everything. Beautiful wedding photos. So glad you got to document the home and that it is in very good condition. Thank you so much again 🌟❤️😊x

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Megan :-) Yes this old home gave me many reminders of both my Grandparents homes including the nice musty smell an old home has. Yep people can be idiots and throw things around unfortunately. The home could easily be lived in again. Cheers for watcning :-)

[@pagonabarbata1364]

WOW! What an awesome find!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yes it was, cheers for watching! :-)

[@petestaint8312]

U have the coolest homes in Australia. 👍

[@karenaikens]

Hello from USA 🇺🇸 NJ . I really enjoyed watching this video of abandoned Home .

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Karen, welcome to the channel :-)

[@thefrightenedexplorer4262]

I was so happy you liked this place. It's one of my favourite places. I'll take you to what is probably my favourite place next time!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers mate! Definitely a step back in time with really strong reminders of my Grans home. Def mate look forward to it :-)

[@A_Pretty_Sweet_Life]

Her roses are still growing 🥰🌹🌹

[@urbexindigo5164]

That was nice to see also. Cheers! :-)

[@litaheffley6990]

Sad great 👍 video urbex love ❤️ you man stay safe 🙏 stay 😎 cool

[@joannecusaac4789]

This might sound crazy, but, I probably would have cleaned up that house, especially making the bed up, before I, left..thank you for another great video...

[@cynthiaprice1261]

Hi Paul. I really liked this one. The home has a very calming and loving feeling. Thank you for sharing. Be safe and take care. 🙂

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Cynthia, it definitely was a calming vibe in this home :-)

[@lianapalumbo8457]

Oh how it hurts to see those beautiful photos just sitting there 😭 I've started rescuing old forgotten photos and sell them on Etsy. It's funny how family don't want them but strangers do. My grandparents home was very modern so I didn't experience a lot of eras. I did however have parents who LOVE antiques so this is where my passion for them came from. Thanx for another great explore 😊

[@jaimeoneill9196]

Wow it’s like walking back in time, definitely reminds my of my granny’s place beautiful 😊

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

Thank you, Central California watching

[@sarahstrong7174]

I love the old stoves. Looks like it was à nice cosy home.

[@Sierrasky-y6h]

What a gem of a find. You can tell this home was loved.

[@ritawheet9334]

That's a nice tiny home could be fixed up somebody could live in it nice fine

[@timareskog2418]

It makes you wonder if the house was initially cleaned out by family, friends or some charity with regards to the things left behind. It’s unusual that the house hasn’t been sold off unless the land it’s on is part of a larger parcel that’s still in the family as a farm. The house had its last makeover in the early 1970’s judging by the lampshades, though the shower cubicle is more 1980’s. Great explore & walkthru, I would have been nervous going thru all that grass in this heat due to snakes.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Timareskog2418 :-) The property was sold after 2000 so it seems who ever purchased it has just purchased for investment or it came with a larger parcel of farmland when sold. Family may have somehow not seen the photos stashed away in a cupboard somewhere or perhaps they were left in the home as a memorial. Cheers for watching :-)

[@timareskog2418]

@@urbexindigo5164 Thanks for sharing this .

[@ComehitherwithHeather]

Wow that was amazing. This would certainly have been loved and very well kept. such a lovely quiet spot as well!! kids and grand kids would have had a fambulous time running around that property. it looks like it was on an acreage. Thanks for sharing!!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers for watching Heather :) It certainly did have a caring and loved feel. I bet they were happy in here and stayed as long as possible. :-)

[@sarahstrong7174]

Thankyou for sharing.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for watching Sarah :-)

[@nicolebotham7323]

Wow, a home that is well preserved and that character! Amazing ❤

[@sandrakoch8682]

Hello Paul, The newspaper year is from the year that I was born, in a couple of months I'll be turning 70 years old. I love the tongue and groove woodwork throughout the walls and ceilings and the wood dressers. I wish these homes that were loved years ago could be loved again. Thank you for sharing this week's video I always enjoy them.

[@maggiecousineau1877]

Sad that the beautiful furniture was left behind along with personal photos. Loved the light fixture in the back bedroom.

[@YtGad7000]

Always makes me sad to see old photos and furniture etc, still in good nick not taken care of by relatives. Also that lovely old home could very easily be cleaned up and rented out or sold. We are all aware of the housing crisis, these livable homes should be used and loved again by someone who would love a roof over their heads! Absolutely loved the explore, the tongue and groove interior is amazing and the entire house is in really good nick! My husband passed away in 2012 and he never had a bank card to use at ATMs, he had a bank book and did all his transactions there. I am not sure if bank books are even used any more. Almost forgot, really loved the kitchen, especially the old wood burning stove. The cupboards need removing and something more cottagey put in, also loved the fireplaces in the other rooms. Personally, if l had the money l would love to buy and get rid of the fake brick facade, and bring the home back to her original beauty and charm! 🦘😧😟🙂🤗

[@PeterMcginley77985621]

another great explore paul nice home a lot of left photos and off a wedding and other belongings but it is such a shame when you get yobbos in trashing places really they should show respect for the people who once owned that house and lived in it cheers paul for another great share.

[@sueturnermrsuniverseaustra4220]

Beautiful Paul. A few tears with those photos !! Beautiful memories ❤

[@ozbubbles1]

How sad. I love the history steeped wooden home. So much love in this one Paul. I just wish their family had kept all the personal photos and docs, makes me sad, that will be someones history sent to the tip.😥 Thank you Paul😊🏡🌻

[@therealcoltstonewolfe]

What a sweet little house. Looks like it was well loved by someone in its lifetime. Love all the ORIGIONAL paint colours on the walls. And the incredible sideboard in that front room. My grand ma who raised me had a wardrobe and dressing table like the one in the ladies bedroom. I think it still looks amazing. Such a shame it's all just been forgotten about. The font room lounge suite is cool too. The left behind old photos of the weddings and things is what hurts me. I have my grandparents and great grand parents wedding photos. After they all died noone wanted them. But I did and I saved the lot of them. They are hanging up in the main hall of my house. And my 2 sons love asking about the photos. I tell them as much as I can. I hope that one of them will look after them when I'm gone.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

What a tender heart you have and are teaching your sons to have as well. That's lovely!

[@therealcoltstonewolfe]

@@Lucinda_Jackson .... Thankyou for your kind comments Lucinda. 😎

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

@@therealcoltstonewolfe 🌸💕🌸

[@marybethsmith6458]

That was a nice old timey country farmhouse.

[@DebNewton-kh4cv]

The lean-to bedroom we called the sleep out. Love it! The little entrance room you walked in to first is called a vestibule…where coats, umbrellas & boots etc were kept…lovely interior to that sweet little cottage.

[@elmin82]

good exploration

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed elmin82

[@wernersadventures8330]

Hey Paul that Moth was the size of a bird and it scared me too. Definately loved the wood oven there classic mate, the light fixtures are pretty common seen alot of the same similar ones. Its always sad when you see photos just strewn around I guess they go with the home unless her family find them and take them with them. I have to watch the Frightened Explorers one to see what she looked like in the past awesome explore mate cheers to you Paul and the Frightened Explorer.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hey Werner, cheers for watching mate. Yeah maybe the grand kids left the photos as a memorial for her. The lady would have all her cherished memories in her heart and soul anyway :-) Cheers mate

[@lisaturner3130]

Thanks for the video. Lovely little house. It looks like it was well cared for x

[@fairywrenwhispers]

There are so many memories of presence & of someone's beautiful story 'of being' in that sweet old home of yesterday (I know that nice old musty smell you speak of) - a vintage aroma of nostalgia like at my great grandmothers, grandmas and aunties houses -. I felt 'shivers' (in a nice gentle way) from it's energy & quitely sad 🙏 Tears - seeing all the memories (the beautiful wedding photo) , books, the 1953 newspaper (wow)! a will, the old bank account book & yes those old patterns my mum & granny had those too 💕& even the beautiful handmade crotched / material coat hangers in the wardrobe. The beds at my grand parents had those rusty old spring matresses too & wood panels on the walls. The moth was a lovely sign to see of transformation. I imagine you may already have a name of the person those memories belong to with the 'bank account book' & 'the will" - so heart breaking to see them all scattered (I know that it may not be possible to trace the owners story due to privacy & other circumstances & around legality of course). I hope & pray one day the memories find their way home to someone who will treasure them and the memories - somewhere out there. Thank you for sharing Paul and it's so lovely you and The Frigtened Explorer share your channel journeys 💕

[@edwinthompson6510]

Paul,,,, its so so peaceful there inside you can almost see her sitting in that chair by her fire place,,,if only walls could talk what a tale they would tell,,,, you said someone looked under

[@edwinthompson6510]

pto,,,mattress ,,,, well my grandma was 107 when she passed away,,,,,, mom n dad sorted out her belonging under her bed mattress they founds thousands up on thousand of dollars,,,,, just stuffed under filled shopping supermarket bags ,,,, i remember seeing money every where in her farmhouse behind curtains in envelopes in airing cupboards between clothes a fortune dad just loaded up the car and dumped those shoppn bags on the banks counter they counted it paul there was nigh on a million buck in that farm house of grandma Bickleys ,,,,,Ed

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

That's an amazing story!

[@edwinthompson6510]

@@Lucinda_Jackson Yes she was a canny old lady mom n dad knew she played the stock market,,,"stocks n shares " but they had no idea to the extent that came to light ,,,,, yet she never spent very fugal "never spend a dollar when a dime will do" Ed

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

@@edwinthompson6510 How wonderful! People who went through the Great Depression learned what it was like to truly have nothing and to not even know when or if they'd be eating again soon. They learned the value of saving so that even when things normalized, they and their family would never have to worry like that again. My grandparents did the same, but they were boring - they used banks and investment accounts. 😂

[@romaynecarlin1249]

HI. this home was loved. sad that it was forgotten. country people that took care of their home and contents.

[@LestWeForget-LestWeForget]

Happy New Year! This lady was from the make-do-and-mend era and she took very good care of her home. The wedding photo is either just prior to the war or after and most of the furniture is 30s and 40s era. Some things were updated when necessary, but as did many of that wonderful generation, they counted their blessings for what they did have.

[@kimciesielski8279]

What a cute place! I love all the ship lap! ❤️

[@kenem1946]

Thanks, Paul. It would be wonderful if family members view your caring and respectful video and see the historical photos strewn around the home. I believe there must be someone who is interested in this family history.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

Hey, Paul! 👋👋 I've been missing your videos. I had got a bit behind watching, but things are getting back to normal for me. So, my brain reverted today to thinking, "Oh good - it's Urbex Indigo's day!" And then I realized I hadn't been receiving notifications in a while. Maybe YT thought I wasn't interested any more? No idea if that's a thing, but I'm back to receiving all notifications again! This was such a sweet house! There was a lot of love and happiness there - you can feel it even just watching. It must have been a very strong feeling in person! You sounded so nostalgic and so wistful when you spoke about it reminding you of your grandparents' houses and your old bedroom at home. It was clear that this one touched you. It's in amazingly good condition, considering how long it's been unoccupied. I'm concerned, though, that it won't be for long since it looked like there were now some broken windows letting the elements in which is the death knell. 😢 It's too bad whoever the owner is doesn't look in on it, fix the broken glass, put new locks on and secure the photos and paperwork left behind. Lastly, since I've not been watching, I don't know if this is just a "sometimes" thing or if you've teamed up with The Frightened Explorer, but I'm glad you're not out in these desolate places alone. It used to worry me! So glad to be back!

[@daleleeder3534]

Lovely little home there, looks like it could have been a happy home at one time, I always find it very sad to see old photos abandoned 😔

[@susiegnall3971]

This is a lovely home! The furniture is beautiful! It’s a shame the furniture and all the treasured photos are just left!

[@beatehofmann9022]

Nice old home. I can't understand why photos and documents are left behind,it's something very personal. Greetings from Germany.

[@minimad8432]

Well what a nice warm kind of home no pun intended but it feels quite homely inside bit of a shame people have been in and messed it up. Thanks for sharing 'Guys' Cheers MM :)

[@vickimarsh2750]

I always wonder why such beautiful photos are left abandoned, surely someone in the family would want them to remember her by. So sad. The couch and armchairs are stunning and definately could be refurbished. I'd give them pride of place in my loungeroom!!! 😁

[@williammullikin2076]

this explore was extra special, this house is one that had that good vibe that come through the video, it was well loved, and the colors

[@vickisawyer7405]

For some reason I got a strange vibe from this home. I think it's the lack of personal items, other than the pics, and nothing hanging on the walls. It is such a cute house and looks like it could be cleaned up very well. And I've never heard of a moth called "David Lee Roth". that's rather interesting. Also the newspaper with Queen Elizabeth is so cool. Thank you for the video!

[@pattigolden1]

What a charming little house! I remember my mother had/made covered hangers like those in the closet.

[@angel_on_the_edge8084]

A lovely explore, I've just watched both videos on Frightened Explorer's channel. That moth was the size of a small bird here in Ireland! The ceilings are so high in this house too. I'd love to see those photos saved and given to someone who'll look after them - they are ancestral and irreplaceable. Wouldn't take much work to make that little house liveable again. Seems in good condition considering it's been abandoned for over 20 years.

[@joe_master11_]

Nice house in the middle nowhere 😮

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed :-) Thanks for watching

[@joe_master11_]

:-)

[@sarahbroom9577]

What a lovely explore Paul 😊 Even though idiots have obviously been in and 'rummaged around' I get a nice vibe from this home. As I've mentioned here before - my parents seriously considered emigrating to Australia in the mid 1970's but for whatever reason never made the move. Well, after watching this video - the next time I have to pull my stab vest on (joking!) and drive into my native North London to visit my parents, I am seriously going to ask Dad why he never made the big move down under 😁 Hoping the summer heat isn't too bad there, and of course thanks as always for a great upload 😊

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Man that place is awesome 😎 beautiful place looks like it is worth saving it does look like the family got a lot of stuff anyway

[@steveriddell1937]

Wow the love I felting as you showed the clip I am amazed that others don't carry on and move into it I most definitely would have loved the opportunity ❤️

[@customscreenprinting]

Urbex Indigo for sharing this video with me about Abandoned- Her belongings and memories rest here almost completely forgotten it was a really good video my friend i always enjoywatching your video because i enjoy it somuch i am from the U.S.A and the house looked like it was not lived in for sometime my friend and i can't wait to see your next video and God Bless.

[@steveporter5360]

Enjoy your videos

[@ktt8237]

Thank you so much for posting your explores, I used to like to explore old buildings and abandoned towns but gave it up after I was poking around in a house and realized I wasn’t alone. I was in a house and saw the bottom of a man’s leg and his shoe poking out from behind a doorway, it scared me and I left very quickly. As a woman alone I thought that’s it I’m done.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi KT T, glad you are liking these videos. Wow that would have scared me too! Was he hiding from you or what do you think he was dead? Cheers

[@ktt8237]

@@urbexindigo5164 I think he was hiding from me ,he was clearly alive, standing upright , just behind a door frame, I was only able to see the bottom of one leg and part of his shoe,and he was completely silent and motionless and didn’t alert me to his presence by calling out or saying hey even though he must have heard me moving through the house. I’m quite sure he wasn’t aware I caught a glimpse of him, I said nothing and I just turned and exited as quickly as possible, without running or giving away my fear, I felt like prey and felt if I panicked and ran it would alert him and he might chase me. It was a good wake up call for me, I don’t explore anymore, I just watch your videos from the comfort and safety of home.

[@urbexindigo5164]

@@ktt8237 wow yes sounds like he wanted to remain undetected. Probably a squatter unsure of your intentions. Best to be safe than sorry. I have bumped in to squatters before and luckily all have been civil and friendly encounters. But on a few occasions it has been me who has had to find a hiding spot as workmen, police and other people have turned up on a few explores! haha 🙂

[@ktt8237]

@@urbexindigo5164 Omg ! Well thank you for risking all that so you can post cool explores for all of us.

[@julzcares]

Happy New Year Paul. What a great start to 2023, walking through an original farm cottage, with very little updates since the 1970s. It appears the cottage had a renovation during the Art Deco period, due to the two different styles of internal doors seen in the footage. The photographs left behind no doubt have a story to tell. Also, there are some lovely original Art Deco furniture, providing a reminder of the yesteryears. Thanks again for a lovely explore.

[@somedudem8]

I'm sure that centre fold of Queen Liz's coronation would be valuable to collectors! You should save that document...

[@marthamitchell9452]

I liked this house but I had the urge to clean up all those pictures for the old lady. I don’t know why, but seeing them strewn around made me sad for her. There wasn’t much wrong with the house that couldn’t be easily fixed up to be lived in again.

[@andrewhallett-patterson9778]

Another great explore. The internal styling is classic. The house appears to be very solid with little damage, even day to day wear such as stains and scuff marks appear minimal. Would make an excellent project home without requiring extensive renovations. Would definitely be keeping the IXL oven and refurbishing the leather chairs. Thanks again Paul and the Frightened Explorer.👍👍🇦🇺

[@CaliAnimalLover]

I would feel compelled to put the photos back in the albums. The albums back in the cupboard. I’d want to restage the rooms by making it look like I thought she had it. It’s so sad that her beautiful old pix and furniture are just left to rot. Isn’t there a museum or somewhere you could take them to be conserved for future people to see and marvel at? The old amber light fixture in the lean-to bedroom and the turquoise one in the hallway entryway. I wish there was a way those things could be preserved for future generations to see. I wouldn’t be interested in them being sold for anyone to profit on. But just cared for. Like that gorgeous old sewing machine in your intro. And those old newspapers heralding Queen Elizabeth’s coronation, especially since she just died. I wouldn’t ever want to steal and keep anything found on an exploration. Just put into a situation where they’re cared for and loved. Have you ever thought of starting something like that?

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Pamela, I hear what you are saying and there have be a couple of homes in Adelaide that were in the process of demolition where I did save photos and old documents. One lot has been returned to relatives and one I am still trying. With these country ones there is always a possibility a relative may return to look or retrieve things and these country ones are never in danger of demolition but they do get left to rot away. Cheers for watching :-)

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

Your heart is in a good place, Pamela, but remember that just because it's not occupied doesn't mean it's not owned. Removing anything would be theft.

[@leecairns421]

The cane chair in the purple room is actually a commode. 😊

[@brifren2]

Thank you for this interesting and very touching video! I hope this lovely old home will stand the test of time for many more years to come, and that life will find some way to offer it some tender loving care.

[@TheLightbright01]

Wow!! A newspaper the same age as I am.

[@irenewatts2874]

Hi Paul This is a cute little house and it is suitable for a little old lady. At least her family must have come in and took all of her clothes out. It’s a shame that they left the wedding pics. I thought that the woman who lived there was in one of those pics. There was an older bride among those pics that could have been her. The husband must have died first. Nice work Paul. I am curious about something. Why don’t you guys want to show your faces on camera? When the frightened explorer came out of the house you only showed his lower half? Stay safe and well.

[@ivyseal5161]

it's a shame that you couldn't get into the shead what treasures you'll find there but great video paul

[@AnnasBurningCuriosity]

Brilliant investigation

[@Nancy-kw8xz]

Hello Paul another great place yeah I'm not a fan of the outside too much either if it was painted a different color like colonial blue I think it would look better just my opinion stay safe take care love from upstate New York

[@kathleenmckenzie9500]

Hooray ! Love your narrative. We are at a party right?

[@shivadizayin]

13:46 It’s fascinating when you come upon old photos, especially ones like these that look they were just left there..suddenly. like something happened that made the people just get up n go… or so many other reasons why they were just left there. makes u think about people and their history and what happened to them.

[@cathyburrows8162]

This home was well made to be still standing after 23 years

[@kimfitzgeraldrockfam8973]

yes it is sad to see photo,s left kids nowadays kids dont want all the old family picture albums

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

I'm so lucky to have a daughter who wants it all!

[@sueandersen1123]

How sad that the occupant had no one to claim her possessions. The older I get the more I realize how important it is to have only the bare minimum. I've started giving away things I thought were important to me, but I realize if I don't give them away now, they could end up in a skip bin.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Well said Sue. My mum had a huge amount of stuff she kept which I'm still sorting through! 😊🤪 Cheers for watching 🙂👍

[@DebNewton-kh4cv]

The brick work is called brick veneer 🤗

[@marilouross6587]

There was no family that could have moved in to this lovely house

[@tatianapaolamassahernandez8814]

Es vieja esa casa pero ve conserva muchas cosas

[@RegexGreen817]

Have you been to Woodville Park I know you been to Findon for the farmhouse

[@rebekahritchie9012]

Wonder why someone would come empty most of the house and it’s belongings but leave so many photos and select items to be left behind!

[@dantunno9264]

Looking at the photos left behind she left a will and had children and or grandchildren. But no one could be bothered cleaning out the home.

[@mbaker8754]

Sad no one cares beautiful photos off life 😔 sadness just left to. Rot😢 don’t like ☹️ ❤

[@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479]

That's life.. Once you've been dead for a generation your memory will be lost to eternity.. Unless you're a famous person

[@jonsteele1783]

what areas would i find places like this on a few acres, id like to buy? im in Melton so im not far from Ballarat,

[@shez5964]

The fake brick was very popular in the 1970s. Brick veneer homes were considered superior to weatherboard so many weatherboard home owners got this brick looking cladding applied to appear like brick veneer. The fake brick cladding did not stand the test of time and many homes would've stayed nicer in the original weatherboard.

[@vickisawyer7405]

The lack of concern for people's belongings sucks, those who do that are on every continent, but at least there's no graffiti, no large scale vandalism, and that's a plus...

[@sharonjones1222]

How can I buy this house

[@tinasteer2507]

I wouldn’t have been able to leave the photos on the floor. I would be a dreadful explorer. I’d be packing all that paper work and photos away.

[@Pruzie83]

Another country home. The wedding photos should be saved😥

[@tinasteer2507]

The fake brick cladding I think was banned for some reason maybe because it was so ugly.

[@carrieashley6465]

Never had 1 my younger brother 72 and I year be for lmao we have plastic now in days Don't know people not kinder with going older person home they where grandparents or aunt family it not right