Abandoned House of the English Hunter - Everything left behind

[@paulemajer5634]

The clock you said maybe homemade, it's called a teas maid, the alarm goes off in the morning and there's a nice hot pot of tea made for you, thanks guys for another great tour,, love and respect, take care guys

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Paul M - that sounds neat 😀

[@bokakshikin4303]

explomo is my favourite chanel to see abandoned places.good job team explomo

[@suehornsby686]

Thank you for videoing slowly so people can enjoy everything you are showing .

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

sue hornsby 🙂👍👋

[@susanstorm8052]

Nice house. The sonar box was a fish finder an that was a letter opener. Love the grandfather clock. Just wish a family member would of taken the pictures. Take care 🙂💖💖💖

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Susan Storm I agree 🙂

[@lauracarrow3691]

I really enjoy your explorations. You are both so kind and thoughtful of the owners and show deep respect.

[@ernestj3081]

I love everything Explomo!! Maureno and Remon are the best explorers 🙏🏻💙🙏🏻

[@jenniferrodriquez94]

I love when Explomo explores these houses. I love watching you guys. You all are my favorites. And Remen is correct on that knife looking thing in the bedroom; it's to open envelopes. The cash register I assume they have bc they were organic farmers so when they would sell their fruits or vegetables they would use the cash register to tally their amounts. Enjoyed this house. ❤ always from Texas. ✌🏻

[@Rachma-yg4wm]

Love this video so much,thanks explomo (remon and maureno)love and respect..

[@kaycooper8251]

You young men are so very respectful of everything in the homes you explore. I'm very proud of you! Thank you for taking me along to see places I would never have the chance to see otherwise. God bless you!

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Kay Cooper 👍🙂

[@elizabethtorres6069]

3:01 Found a similar Vintage Lowrance Sonar on ebay. This Lowrance X-15 Computer Sonar is a fish finder. So apparently he increased his fishing by using this device. 17:46 I believe is a Letter Opener. Probably a relative stayed to care for them. Once the upstairs repairs were more than they can handle, being a safety and health issue, they had leave. A relative stayed at the home for a while, looked through a couple of things for something particular at the request of the family, the riffle might have been removed by family, for safety reasons and not stolen. Hope they lived a happy and adventurous life in their home.

[@kkingshott]

The "fish finder" "vis vinder" by Lowrance would be attached to a boat hull "boot romp" below the water line (onder de waterlijn). It would give an approximate depth that the fish were swimming to hopefully increase the chances of the angler catching a fish. This is especially helpful on the Great Lakes that surround Michigan in the United States, which are wide and deep. This model would have been sold around 1985

[@omarhamid3638]

I stopped this video halfway through to make a comment. I’ve got to say that you guys are completely the best and my favourites I’ve seen. I’ve been binge watching your videos and the attention you pay to things that are expensive but inexpensive too show how passionate you are for the work you do here. Really hoping you get a lot of support and attention to the videos. Loving it all 👌

[@Explomo]

Thank you so much for such motivating words Omar! Comments like these truly mean a lot to us. We’re very happy you enjoy our content and perspective that much. We’ll keep it up and want to thank you once again for your support! Take care 😁🙏🏼

[@omarhamid3638]

Explomo You’re very welcome guys. It’s my pleasure and a big thank you to you both for your hard work on this! It’s all much appreciated. Once again I will of course continue to follow all your videos and content. I really look forward to the future of this channel. I am of course so excited to see your Spanish series in the summer! Take care and all the best ❤️🙏👍

[@ebbrahuber1718]

It is a letter opener. Such a neat old place. Thank you for sharing it with us. Love from SC

[@tialampuasa6065]

Good morning EX. Hello Grant. Thank you. Be safe be careful. Much love from Malaysia.

[@sharoncropp6101]

Thank you for taking us along again

[@changeintheair9648]

That home - going by the photo was absolutely stunning. A dream home.

[@irishemerald7796]

What a lovely house , i really liked the grandfather clock it was beautiful and the rug upstairs really liked the colours very eye catching , the picture you showed with the house and gardens in better days , what a beautiful sight to see , i loved the fact they had a fireplace in every room , you can just imagine them coming in from a hard days work to a beautiful open fire , a hot drink ,the peace and quiet and views outside how nice that must of been .and no mention of any spiders you were lucky this time .thanks for sharing.

[@barbarakiser5622]

I love the explorations that you do. I do feel sad that so many wonderful things get left behind. It’s also a shame that these beautiful houses are left to fall apart. Thank you for being so respectful to the home and the belongings left behind. GREAT JOB🙂

[@ellieventrulli264]

The home was most probably owned by a few generations of the family!! That barometer is nice! Lovley fireplace great find!! Tfs.... With love frm America!! Letter opener on the desk. That grandfather clock is amazing!!

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

ellie ventrulli , love the grandfather clock also! 😀👍

[@karenaikens]

I truly enjoyed watching this explore ! 😊👍

[@amiraramadhania4868]

this is that i've been waiting for,like the song..but i love the video more..hi remon and maureno,i'm enjoy watching always give you two thumbs up for support you guys..keep on going and great video..luv the watchs

[@brendayokum5666]

Thank you for taking us with you on your exploration you guys are so respectful that why I follow you guys love you so much

[@johnallen2771]

This was a really interesting explore. So many pictures and mementos that really gave me a good idea of what the occupants were like. I have a whole big box full of pictures and I wonder if anyone will ever look at them after I'm gone. Your programs have helped me come to terms with death. I don't fear it, since it is completely natural. All part of nature's way which we don't know all the answers to. Why we are here is never answered but I think we should enjoy our life while we explore all of life's mysteries.

[@SPGRAMPA1]

Me the same dude

[@kathybell7407]

I understand just what your saying John. Seeing these videos really makes you think about our own lives! I LOVE the old pictures and I have plenty too... anyway I just wanted to say I liked your coment take care! Kathy Washington State

[@JJørgensen]

Totally agree. Since I am watchich these videos it gave me one more reason to think more and deeper about my life and my house, my children and other related things. I would do anything and everything for keeping my house alive and fresh for next generations, and when I will have to leave this world, I wanna go with smile on my face with knowing that my house and family are safe.

[@celsoledo8541]

Hello Maureno and Remon! It is always very nice to meet abandoned houses with you. We wondered what were the last movements that people made in each room of the house, which were the last objects to be touched. I am really excited to see objects and environments standing still ... it saddens me more at the same time, happy to know the past. I would love to restore the houses, the objects and bring everything to life .... a knife that you found in the room below on the desk is an old letter opener, I had one that belonged to my grandfather. Ah! you cut your hair, you look beautiful! A big hug !

[@juanitawest976]

Love your videos. You are great with the camera. Very professional and so respectful of things. Great work.

[@karennilsen1359]

Another great video guys!! The bedroom was nice. Beautiful brick home - they must have been wealthy. So sad the children didn't take over the home. Great to see the photo of how the homes original state. 💕

[@ilaisaanejr]

They have a lot of beautiful mansions abandoned in the UK and Europe. Beautiful antiques untouched for many years a waste it can’t be saved great exploitation guys. Thanks

[@Randy8923]

Great explore! Enjoyed! You boys do a good job.

[@saahaasinternational1895]

Amazing Explomo it very interesting to watch the place super.

[@Explomo]

Thank you very much! That’s amazing to hear ☺️🙏🏼

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

saahaas international 👍🙂

[@karynwallace8556]

The owner would be SO ashamed of their children leaving their home in such a DISGRACE !! 🙄😤🤬 At least you guys, though strangers show SUCH dignity and respect for this home ! There is NO EXCUSE for such shameful behaviour !! The SELFISHNESS is astounding but I’m not surprised in today’s world 🌎 BE SAFE guys ! NZ

[@blanning2058]

can't wait to watch the whole video! I know it'll be amazing like all the others!💜💜 Love you guys so much!

[@debs7871]

Great job! Your videos are always respectful and interesting to watch. You take the time to make your viewer feel like they have actually spent time in these old buildings and not rushed through them. The audio/visuals are professional and great drone shots too. 👍🏼

[@carolannthornton1918]

I missed 50k live chat so congrats from Dallas, Texas!!! Love your work

[@sallyfrohner285]

This place is very amazing, so thank you for that. And wait,WHO CAN THIS DISLIKE IT?😩

[@gabrielesattler9213]

Love the music you select for the abandoned homes.It fits the stories and houses.Very well done.It is not an easy task to work that out..Great job🙂

[@jhoarce116]

This is really amazing, the old house, the antiques and old pictures. But I can't understand why these people just left their house like that? Where are their children who supposed to take good care of this ancestral house. I feel so sad whenever I see abandoned houses left for nothing. A lot of people have no houses to stay and yet some people just left their houses and belongings like that. 😞

[@fabianfelten4712]

Jho Arce kannibale von rothenburg s house a german cannibalists is abonndanned because he is in Prison since years also exploration Video on KZbin but google ihm first

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Jho Arce - I totally agree 👍🙂

[@willyegger4488]

Hi Maureno and Remon, Explomo, The introduction to this video was lovely to watch and had even a poetic quality. - I liked to watch you walking through this house. - It's a pure pleasure to listen to your comment and see how very respectful you are handling everything in this house, like for instance the drawers being a litle bit stuck. - Of course it was also sad to see, how some parts were trashed or slightly vandalized. - Very interesting explore! Wishing you happy and more inspiring explores. - Blessings, peace and kindest regards.

[@lucylui1682]

3:44 "he looks very royal" I'd say he looked very "Herman monster" 😗

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Lucy Lui 😮

[@sharonmiller8132]

Thank you for the adventure as it was another neat place with a story to tell. Great video guys.

[@idabohan]

The sonar piece, is a fish finder.

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

Thank you for the tour, so many things left behind of someones memories. The picture of the jockey on the horse, maybe they owned the horse or knew the jockey? Everyone has a story to tell, your telling theirs.

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Wendy McFadyen-Allerby 🙂👍

[@peachypootreasures8291]

Fascinating as always. Great job.

[@TheCat72850]

Another lost house. Waiting for someone to return. That piece that looked a bit like a knife was a letter -opener. This was a lovely house. Agree with Remon. Like the mixture of old and new. That’s life. Great explore guys. Thanks for taking us with you. My Explomo Tote Bag should be here Monday! Yay!! Take care and travel safely, ~~~You Virginia Granny

[@shirleyharrison2580]

Another great video boys ! A shame for all that to just stay & probably rot away, house fall in. Thanks for sharing this. I love your channel. Be careful out there.

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Shirley Harrison 🙂👍

[@patwalling7184]

Very Nice Explore looks like it once was a very beautiful home

[@barbsnyder3579]

The Lorance box is a fish finder per my husband. Great explore guys. Thank you for taking us along. 🇺🇸

[@AdventuresWithJay]

Fantastic explore it's a shame everything just left behind u have for ask yourself where are the owners

[@marilynburak4452]

That was a great explore...Again so sad that pictures were left behind,just left the furniture...Makes you wonder what happened...Thanks for the video,you guys are awesome...🤟🤟🤗

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

marilyn burak - I thought the same thing 🙂

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Maureno and Remon, the word ancestor is pronounced ansester 👌😉. The G in organic is pronounced gah not jah. When you see a man's suit it's just called suit not gentle suit. The black box by the television is most likely for a TV subscription service similar to SKY. The picture of the horse at 18:31 is for horse racing. The yellow tag is for cattle so the government can keep a track on where the cattle have been etc. They could have used the cash register if they sold things on the farm like eggs, vegetables, jams etc. The white hand was most likely used for holding finger rings and necklaces. Holy crap that little tricycle at 26:20 brings back memories as it was the exact same model I had as a kid in the 70's lol. Another beautiful old house just sat in silence, thank you both so much for taking us with you, much love to you both. 😘💖xx

[@gailjackson6557]

Very good video. You find lots of places to take us to, thankyou boys. We so enjoy your time spent for us.

[@donettemiller7817]

The metal knifelike object on the desk with the playing cards is a letter opener to make it easier to open the mail. 💜

[@carenbons8103]

This was an interesting exploration, such a shame such a Beautiful home was abandoned. I Love how respectful you guy always are when exploring abandoned places.

[@Explomo]

Thank you so much Cen! We always treat the properties like they are our own homes, careful and respectful :)

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Cen Bons 🙂👍

[@thelmaadapon3607]

The way you explore is truly amazing 😍 I'm always watching your channel here. You are very cute both of us 💓 watching from Philippines

[@kathybell7407]

That was a letter opener that you found on the desk 😀 great video you guys!! You know maybe some time it would be nice to took at those really old books when they were published those old books are so precious and the hands that have held them and the eyes that have read them can be from soooo Long ago. Thank you!! Kathy Washington State

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Kathy Bell - hello 👋 also from Washington State!!! KZbinr too. 🙂

[@kathybell7407]

Erin Bricker - Urban Historian Hello!! Thank you for your message!

[@fredjones614]

Great explore, you guys are the best

[@ernestj3081]

What a beautiful song 🎶🌟💙💖🙏🏻

[@changeintheair9648]

The Sonar is for fishing. It gives depth of water, help determining where fish are, etc Fishermen have these on their boats.

[@lindamcmahon3577]

Teas made was very popular in the 70s 80s it was an alarm that you set and it woke you up with your morning cup of tea, great invention we used to have one. Thanx good explore 👍

[@ladypreddymadders]

This is a nice place here, i love the way you describe things and show respect to them. Excellent video guys, much love to you both and shared xx

[@jessaguiao7996]

yay finally😊watching from Philippines❤

[@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803]

Jessa Guiao - 👋 from Washington State

[@jessaguiao7996]

@@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803 😊

[@theseamstress6315]

A very respectful explore 😊 thanks

[@Explomo]

You are so welcome! ☺️

[@tatertott2390]

Hunters and gatherers 💚 foraging is coming back !!!

[@hotord205]

so many thanks guys for your amazing exploration videos love all of them 👍❤️👍

[@nadinearnold8235]

The alarm was a teas maid that boiled water and made tea when the alarm went off. Definitely a letter opener and the porcelain hand was for jewellery.

[@jamesmaynard8604]

GREAT JOB MEN GREETINGS FROM KENTUCKY USA

[@idabohan]

Once again, you two have hit the ball out of the park with this video! You always do an excellent job!! Yes, it is a gun case. That style zips open from the wide end and then the gun can be slipped in and out. Raymond was correct. It was a letter opener.

[@bernardofitzpatrick5403]

dope video guys - nice and respectful - also interesting!

[@christineharvey7105]

Awesome video Beautiful Grandfather's clock also beautiful big blue and white platter on the buffet when you first entered the one room ; thank you for showing respect to the places you go to and being gentle with everything not to many youtubers are respectful

[@steinabj]

Nice video I love it hi from Iceland

[@abbycapunitan3485]

Wow a very nice place and nice intro too guys,always find my self fascinated with all your videos,good job my favorite Explomo 😍.Seems like someone already came in there and search for valuables.Such a shame that the house and everything in there was just left forgotten..

[@staceyhay1355]

Such an amazing find! When I see the belongings of those who lived there it makes it more personal , and of course it makes me curious as to what happened and why the left all behind.

[@enelrarentoria5467]

I'm a fan from Philippines🇵🇭

[@lyndamayor82]

I think Remon is right and the knife he was looking at is a paper knife for opening letters etc.. Thank you both for what you do. It's nice to see people being respectful of people's property even if they aren't around any more. I enjoy watching your videos and nice to see you both together. Thank you. 🙂👏❤️

[@lluisatapia6798]

hola me encanta la manera que miráis las cosas... es como descubrir un tesoro olvidado en el tiempo.... y sobre todo cuando habriis los cajones wuauuuu !!!me encata!!!... encontrar tantas cosas es una pasada..felicidades chicos un sitio lleno de cosas ..alguien se fue y lo dejo todo! desde Barcelona un saludo!!!!😘

[@jeancoles1202]

Very interesting home and a shame some greedy ppl think its ok to rob but thankyou for sharing

[@bits_pieces]

Hey Maureno and Remon, the strange looking electronic appliance you found 04:44 is called a ‘Teasmade’. It is essentially an alarm clock that makes a steaming hot cup of tea or coffee for you when you wake-up, without having to leave your bed. The concept can be traced back to 1891 when its inventor Samuel Rowbottom developed the first ‘Teawaker’, which became known as the Teasmade from 1932. Hugely popular in the 1960s, 70s and 80s, they became a design icon and are still available today. Click on the Amazon link to see what they look like in the 21st century. Swan Teasmade: amzn.to/38eU653

[@catherinehutchinson6099]

The pictures still have an auction number on them . I’ve seen this place before and I can see things have been disturbed since last viewing. Thanks for the upload , love you guys 👍❤️🙏

[@fotonmom]

The lady in the garden when it was till being lived in. 17:41 letter opener, for sure. The handle is for decor only. The empty hand was a planter.. the room with the phone..def taken over by the birds..The butterfly wings were very unusual. Thanks for the tour!

[@thatgirl3757]

Intro song was amazing!

[@brendatagadtad7921]

Totally awesome Guy's 👏👏👏👍👍 👍 Thank you for sharing this video 😊 take care and Be safe always 😍from : Toronto

[@joharmon2148]

It seems like maybe someone was living there while the place was already falling into total decay. Said to think maybe they had a mental issue and someone finally moved them out. Who knows just guessing. Nice job as always guys.

[@caprirutledge7678]

Great job guys. It's awesome the way you respect people's property and valuables. Have fun stay safe.

[@jadenlynne1857]

Always executed with,Style,Class and Grace. Beautifully done!!😘👍👍

[@verdagarner5112]

The yellow tags are for cows, the don’t put in tags in horses, great video, thank you for treating this house with respect.

[@skunkybillmarleey5652]

Was een hele mooie urbex locatie. En dat mesje op het tafeltje was inderdaad een brievenopener. Er lagen best wel interessante spullen binnen van oud tot wat nieuwere dingen 🤪✌🆒️👍👍👍👍

[@beema9573]

Yes, the item that looked like a pointed knife is a letter opener. Cat's Claw is an herbal supplement for health made from a plant that coems from the rain forest. Interesting video. Thank you.

[@patriciagalloway1279]

Love your music!

[@jewelherring9709]

Wow a nother great video love every thing you guys put out. Cant want to see whats next love from your big fan

[@paddy141000]

Yes the knife is a letter opener and the the other thing is a shotgun cases

[@lorimorrisey7957]

The Lowrange device is called a depthfinder used on boats by fishermen to locate schools of fish. The first horseback photo was a gentleman getting ready for a Fox hunt it appears and the whip you showed is a riding crop and there would be no rope on the end of it. The knife on the desktop is a letter opener. The 2nd photo Of a horse was definitely from the racetrack the man riding is a jockey. The tall grandfather clock is definitely missing the weights and chains required to run it. The box stuck in the dresser drawer with someone initials engraved on in looks like a humidor for cigars or tobacco.

[@mikerowan9682]

Those knife looking things are letter openers. Also I believe the cash register was there because someone was probably going to have a sale of the items left!! 🤑💜✌️🇺🇸

[@johnsteinman4462]

The wooden box, inside the dresser, looks like an old lap desk, for writing letters, and things.

[@pamcomorski1734]

Again you guys have done a wonderful job showing us around thanks to your respect. I'm not for condemning the heirs of these places one does not know their misfortunes that may have caused them to lose there family home could be illness or maybe they died prior to there parents. One would have to research maybe there extreme debt and property was seized. Know one knows but had this not happened we not get to explore with you. Thanks again guys

[@7ubukan828]

I loved the music with the footage at the beginning 👏🎬 What's the song ?

[@belleange590]

All those butterflies are strange....

[@angelagreco2734]

I love how they pronounce their words!

[@lidiacohen9193]

Hola saludos desde Argentina!!!!!❤❤😘

[@josephinemorados9570]

I love you explomo ❤️

[@isabelfrattoni9680]

I like that bedroom . It must be dusty but looks great: not expensive, simple and cozy.

[@Explomo]

True!

[@87391492]

The contraption is a teasmade, you set the clocks alarm to start the kettle boiling and it drips into the teapot hence teasmade ready for your morning cuppa.

[@karenmantha2730]

I have a paper tiny sewing kit like that in my purse, comes with needles and 6 different colors of thread.

[@jacekskarzynski1309]

Te igły mają złote końcówki ich się nie nawleka tylko przekłada nici.. one są przeznaczone dla osób niedowidzących lub niewidomych.. Mam takie w użyciu.. pozdrawiam z Polski