Abandoned mansion in the mountains of BC. Adventure #2

[@OneBlueFroggy]

Don't understand why people who find other peoples' property sitting empty, they think they have the right to destroy it ? If it ain't yours, dont touch it ! So cool to have you make the climb for us and show us around ! Also very grateful to the owners for giving permission. Awesome views up there, thanks for your time and trouble Dustin ! 👍🇨🇦✌️

[@mathewthecrow]

It’s no one’s property anymore

[@fukushimatruth1654]

Vernon Pick's ghost still walks the halls of Walden North! I know this for certain as I met him during the night when I stayed in his bedroom while all alone at the mansion. It happened during the first of my many adventures to Walden North. Since then, upon learning everything I could about this most amazing man, he has become my ultimate hero and someone that I hold in the highest of regards! He was one of the most intelligent men of our time. Very few people are aware of what an incredible person Vernon Pick truly was! Walden North & Vernon Pick (in spirit) deserve so much more respect than what they have been given. Walden North is a very special place indeed. It is a part of our Canadian history that also has a very interesting story that needs shared. One day, I hope that Walden North will become officially nominated as a 'Canadian National Historic Site'.

[@Nootnoot433]

Schizophrenia?

[@d.carelli8036]

How is that done? Someone has to restore this place.

[@cmon7192]

Beautiful message about the need to preserve these places and not destroy because it does ruin it for everyone else. Thank you!

[@MatthewFordVictoria]

I love your slogan "Take Nothing but Pictures. Leave Nothing but Footprints!" I wish others would follow that path!

[@edakimling133]

In all fairness it is not his slogan. Us British Columbians that love the outdoors and are respectful of nature say this all the time. But nice that the videographer shares this mantra for sure

[@joshyaks]

The most Canadian thing ever: Apologizing for the mess at an abandoned mansion! (Thanks for walking up a mountain to tell us this fascinating story! Great video!!)

[@AnnaLVajda]

We apologize even for little messes it's like a reflex.

[@coreyhoward8595]

Hahah I was about to write that comment 😂

[@ostapbendervan7874]

Non Americans do apologize..not shoot someone. APOLOGY EH WORLDWIDE NORMAL

[@joebloe1152]

That's freakin hilarious!

[@大疯狼]

AHA good point fam! "Oh sorry about the mess that was made here 30 years ago before i was born" :D pretty much for ya Canada. Now I wanna bring me mates here and have a camp-out xD (That is unless someone has occupied or demo'd it already by then) I would not do it alone you never know what kind of lunatic could be lurking in the shadows at night, maybe we'll get more than we bargained for (*_*)

[@robertdaggitt8715]

Thank you for bringing these abandoned places back to life....what always strikes me is the silence at these places. Keep up the excellent work.

[@jomama5186]

What a beautiful area. So nice to have a history on a place and person behind a place. It makes so much more sense that way. What a shame there's no one left to utilize or enjoy any of it.

[@mattandemilybrubaker8823]

Take nothing but pictures leave nothing but foot prints...I love this!!

[@IcarusFlyby]

Hello Dustin I read about Pick and Walden North in the seventies while living in Vancouver, BC and on impulse contacted him and was invited for a visit. Pick graciously walked the property with my wife and I at one point, stopping in the shop to show us a wood lathe that he had invented that cut spirals. Cool Guy! In those days pretty close to what I imagined doing with $10 million! LOL Sorry no gopros in those days. Thanks for the video.

[@hotmoon2959]

Amazing experience 👍 Does he have any children?

[@drum77]

How AWESOME!! I look at the mess in the place and I can only think. “Why?” Unbearably sad what some humans are capable of. Then, there is the total opposite on the scale. This intelligent young man that is willing to do some hard work to get a great story out to the greater public. Bless you and keep it going!!!

[@marcusrussell8660]

I totally agree with you. I don’t understand why people vandalized such a beautiful place like this. This saddens me. But the man who built all these things should be known.

[@TyeDee123]

Wow, was I surprised to find this video today. My dad had worked for Vernon Pick while his mansion was being built. His job was to take care of equipment maintenance around the machine shop for Mr. Pick, who I was able to meet briefly a couple of times (I was 9 years old). I was able to go to the property a couple of times and I remember the inclined railroad. I can't recall if I was able to go on it, but it was impressive to a young boy. Mr. Pick was definitely a bit eccentric, and my dad only worked with him for a couple of months. I somehow recall that there was discussions of our family living on the property as caretakers (not living in the mansion though), but that didn't materialize as there was some disagreement with my dad and Mr. Pick and his employment ended. Thanks again for sharing this.

[@canadianhonker2537]

Awesome place and story; it's too bad people have to wreck everything. A place like that and the story behind it should be preserved for sure.

[@Petrajac88]

makes me want to go there and tidy everything up

[@BRBTechTalk]

@Petra J Yes me too, I know where it is. I love that area, If I had the money I would try and buy it.

[@MrPatvee]

Come to my house

[@jabbawoods]

I was thinking the same. To me, it still looks like a nice place to live.

[@HugoRauss]

Barry R. Brown What the price could be? Is it possible to buy the house and convert it to something good for community?

[@brianberezowski5352]

AGREED 👍👍

[@pigoff123]

Thank you for giving us the history. Wonderful story.

[@scotyfilms]

I can’t imagine the amount of work that went into this place. How they got the supplies to build it and then furniture and appliances. Amazing and sad at the same time.

[@TommyAlanRaines]

looks like a great place to restore !

[@chelleehorton739]

I couldn't agree more. Its just so sad that vandals have so little respect for things that not only were achieved and built through LOADS of HARD work, costing so much in time, money and many other resources, and are historical jewels that COULD have been enjoyed for decades to come, if not centuries, and it is now a big mess. My heart feels sad. I still enjoyed hearing the story and found so much about this man and his life really fascinating. Thank you for sharing things that some of us would never know about otherwise.

[@phylloxera1866]

Congrats from Toronto, totally fascinating video. It looks like he was around 83 when he passed away, which indicates the house was probably finished in the 70's. Some amazing views. Thanks for the posting.

[@earlkoropatnick1928]

I met this man and visited this place when he was still alive. He was friends with my grandfather Earl Brett. I believe I visited in the mid to later 1950's not sure exactly, but I had a great time on the visit. I'm not really sure but I think Vernon bought a plane from my grandfather or at least they were discussing the topic on the first trip I took there. This brings back memories I haven't touched in a long long time.

[@purplegr3mlin]

That is incredibly neat!

[@Destination_Adventure]

+Earl K. I love hearing from people that met Vernon personally. I am glad you liked the video

[@Nate-wu8rr]

+Earl K. It is absolutely infuriating to see what some little @$$holes have done to the place. I wish people would teach their kids things like respect and ethics. But with the degeneration of morals in society things like vandalism are the minor things kids do today. I am sure I would have sneaked in but would have never spray painted the walls or tore stuff up. There is no point in it. I loved exploring but seen no point in destroying other peoples property for no reason. Its just heartbreaking!

[@johnomalley3652]

Destination Adventure b

[@laurensouthgate2458]

Thank you for making this video I didn't know this history and I live in b.c. I hope someone brings it back to what it was it's a beautiful house.

[@nocatordog]

Thanks so much for the tour and information! So interesting. You have a good soul, dear young man.

[@patricegardner2842]

I happened to stumble upon your channel yesterday and I am enjoying the adventures you share. I only wish I had come across it sooner. Its fascinating along with the stories that go along with it. Thank you so much!

[@vanessaagostino4960]

Love your Canadian accent! It's beautiful where you are too!

[@MultiMrLondon]

15:35 wow, that view is breathtaking. wasn't expecting such a beutiful land scape as the camera panned up

[@JaiBoogie531]

Stumbled upon this video and enjoyed it a lot. Cool story and neat home. That view off the trail... man, I live for those views! Amazing

[@monkeyman522]

Not sure if I'm missing something but the core of this building looks like it's in great shape. It might take millions to renovate it but you'd have something really nice when it was done.

[@edakimling133]

Not even millions. It depends on how industrious you are. This thing is build like a semi-bunker; i just needs good cleaning inside and redoing the decor inside and redo and modernise the bathrooms and kitchens. It could be done relatively cheap. the most expensive thing would be the ramp to get going again

[@xsadsappysuckr6710]

Could you imagine spending all that time and effort into building a home like that only to abandon it and let it rot? I bet that home was absolutely gorgeous in it's prime.

[@matthewwilliams8220]

blut und ehre unfortunately he passed away.. most likely right on the mattresses you see about half way through

[@TheRogerKyle]

@A OK pretty good chance the uranium mining caused the cancer

[@ostapbendervan7874]

Happens across italy SPAIN EVENT "IN AMERICA" #SOOKE POTHOLES

[@relaxingnature2617]

@@TheRogerKyle he smoked cigarettes constantly

[@TheRogerKyle]

@@relaxingnature2617 you knew that guy personally?

[@wakaywa]

This was fascinating. The setting is absolutely beautiful. I will definitely watch this again and share it with many others. I call this perfection and thank you so much for all that you've done in bringing this to us.

[@downhomesunset]

It's a cool design for a house. Lots of storage, ect and beautiful scenery

[@staceypennington919]

This place would be AMAZING fixed up. I’d move into it. Thank you for showing this. I plan to look more into him and the house

[@codychickadee5095]

Man, this place is stunningly beautiful. This man seems like he was a real gem. It is very unfortunate the place got ransacked. Thanks for the video, great work.

[@debradorsey9686]

You are an excellent videographer. Thank you for the historical background on this property. Your camera work is awesome and makes the viewer feel right there exploring with you. I subscribed and hope you have more like this!

[@Destination_Adventure]

Awesome. thank you so much for this compliment.

[@abandonedsc4261]

Very cool story and history behind this location. Like you said It's really a shame when people trash a place. Thanks for the long hike to show us this place. Great work!

[@IllKindDesigns]

Nice fixer upper. Thanks for sharing your experiences. ITs always nice to reflect and see how simple and beautiful life can be ! Like he didn't need crazy lavish bathrooms and kitchens...simplicity. Makes you get outside

[@floofytown]

15:32 "So this trail seems to kinda just end in the middle of nowhere" *pans to most majestic view imaginable*

[@helbent4]

@linda yates Majestic Canada. We don't consider ourselves part of "America" in the traditional sense, although we are in North America (which also includes Mexico, and the countries of Central America and the Caribbean.)

[@Yuhabahhablast]

@@helbent4 Americans like to claim everything lol

[@mrnobody3161]

Some Canadians take views for granted.

[@lynne6495]

This is the first of your videos I have seen. I am glad that you were able to share the tour with us. Thanks to you and for the families for making this happen,

[@sikspaksocal]

Great video Dustin. Good to see you respect other peoples belongings. I am tired of seeing people vandalising places such as this.

[@gramzw7087]

Thank you for sharing this. Places like this make me sad but it's also so fascinating. It seems like there was more than one kitchen - I'll bet he had money enough to have some staff living with him.

[@allandavis8201]

A very nice video, the scenery is absolutely outstanding, thanks for sharing. I think the story of bulletproof glass was an big fat urban legend, but still a good urban legend as they go. If the mansion was built as a retreat from the nuclear apocalypse and its aftermath I would have thought that somewhere along the build a fallout shelter or bunker in case of a hostile attack would have been incorporated, but then it would have been a secret so it could be hidden in plain sight and the only person that knew how to enter it has passed, it could be an amazing time capsule for someone to find one day. Thanks again for the tour. 😀👍🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@juliejulie1545]

This place is beyond awesome and what a cool back story. It must be heartbreaking to the current owner, so sad. Thank you for sharing your video and all the effort you've put into making it.

[@alijohnson1365]

Oh my someone really put time and effort into this place . It is really sad too see it not being looked after

[@rlj151]

Subscribed after watching just this one video of yours. Good to see a fellow BC'er going out and exploring all these places around our province. Looking forward to watching more of your vids.

[@niceguy2171]

Really puzzles me how and why people are destructive when they come across places like that. When I was young, we used to go back into abandoned structures often..out adventuring, and my buddies and I never broke one thing, wrote on any walls, or did any damage, and I cannot understand what the 'thrill' of doing so would be. The adventure is in the seeing of such places.

[@clacey5641]

Thanks for taking us on a tour of an awesome and unique place. It is a shame when people disrespect other peoples property and destroy things. This had to be a beautiful place in its time.

[@HickoryDickory86]

That house still has so much potential! So sad to see it in such a state.

[@raineenzaroha2651]

Fascinating video and history behind the abandoned home which by the way is so unique and beautiful in it's surroundings. Imagine all the people who had a part to play in creating this mans dream. So many parts to the story just like Ted Murray below who described his memories growing up and having met the man. Wow thank you for a look back into someones life story. You know at the end of the day, we come into this world with nothing and we go out with nothing. It's all bricks and mortar at the end of the day and what is poignant and lasting are the memories that people hold to be retold later on in years. Happy Mothers Day from NZ

[@TristanBanwell]

Great video, thanks Dustin! I've lived in Lillooet six years now and always been curious about Walden North. Too bad it is so thrashed. A neighbour of mine is one of the electrical engineers who worked on the project; he has lots of interesting stories. I hit your video today because I found a carving in the header of an old mine camp cabin up in our cattle range "Vern P 1958", and I wanted to check out the timeline. I guess it was either an early exploration of Lillooet, or a different prospecting Vern P!

[@jenb7756]

Thanks for including some photos and I love that you had permission to visit

[@HollywoodFan21]

Destination Adventure, cheers. In addition, your videos are a cultural contribution to Canadians and other nacionalities.

[@daviddenison3442]

Dustin thanks for sharing. Cool video. You did a good job. Of filming it and describing. This mr Pick. Would love to have met him and talked to him. I’ve never looked at a little lake as clear as the little lake you showed us coming up the mountains. I can plainly see why someone would fall in love with the place. At one time in it’s prime it was a true slice of heaven. So sorry to hear that he worked so hard for his goals and dreams to die of lung cancer. And to see what the Vandals did to it. Take care Dustin. See ya on the next adventure. Peace out!!!

[@DumpsterMarcus]

that's a really cool place. Man I would fix it up and live there if I owned that Property. Awesome views!! Great video

[@kinniwright1642]

Bed'n breakfast

[@Wildstar40]

I always find it sad seeing abandoned places rotting away no matter how big or small. Knowing there are many abandoned places with nobody living in them and people out there with no place to live almost makes me want to throw up.

[@robertapascal6962]

Beautiful, amazing location. I also love the style of the house.

[@melissaphillis7247]

Ensuite bathrooms, separate areas as their own little units, great design such a crying shame it's been messed up. Great video, thank you for taking the time and doing the hike for us. Gorgeous country.

[@icarusprime]

Great video. I love stuff like this and the insight you provided on the property and history is fantastic. I wish you lingered a little longer on things; going a little slower and getting to see all the little details really makes these kind of videos.

[@flaminglaughter]

It seems very well built and could be brought back. What a beautiful location!

[@oneandall420]

hi everyone, so we juse purchased the propert a few months ago. We (cayoose creek indian band) bought the power plant in partnership with innergex. We however have full ownership of the land add buildings. We will most likely be looking to develop the land, taking into consideration the preservation of its history.

[@HugoRauss]

Jess Hopkins Hi, do you own the house today? Do you have intention to restore it or to sell out? Regards.

[@jennifere4778]

Absolutely stunning footage! Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing

[@virginiawilliams1130]

What a beautiful location . I can't imagine waking up looking out on all that just gorgeous such a shame people destroyed that home

[@petedabrowski2078]

Awesome to see this place again....I've been up to the house a few times in the last 6 years and have noticed continued vandalism and destruction over those 6 years. There's a lot more broken glass and garbage around than ever before. I've also noticed from your video that a number of items have been removed from the house over the years. The house used to contain a really cool large TV and a set of speakers that were close to 5 feet tall.....sadly they're gone now. Either way, the entire property is really cool, especially the house and the hydroelectric dam. Thanks for a walk down the memory lane.......

[@davidjohnston5033]

That is a god awful shame. That home is awesome. Who wouldn’t love to live around all of that natural wonder and beauty. Where do human beings figure that it is ok to vandalize someone’s property? If I lived there you would never see me in town either!! 😢😢😢😢

[@timothyb949]

What an absolutely beautiful place. I can imagine how wonderful it must have been to live there...

[@ginrobi01]

"Take only pictures, leave only footprints" is an urban explorer's motto. Those that go in and destroy are giving the true urban explorers a bad rap and it's not fair.

[@abbykoop5363]

Thank you for this. I saw another video of this place but he didn't go inside and didn't have the background story of the guy like you did. So interesting!

[@sammy11232003]

wow it's to bad someone wouldn't take that over and restore it. it is beautiful

[@covisko]

This place is worth renovating.. its gorgeous. If i could ever have this property i would cherish it and make it beautiful again.

[@RiverfrontPub]

Cool! Thank you for making this video! I grew up in Lillooet and toured this place with one of it's caretakers years ago.. I try to explain it to people but there is so little public information about the place that I just sound crazy lol. Sad to see that it has been so vandalized :(

[@Destination_Adventure]

+Riverfront Pub It is a hard place to try and explain, i have tried many times as well. hopefully this will help. thank you

[@MrTonyPiscatelle]

This video popped up in my feed, my how new and green you were ! And how much more professional you are now in 2023.

[@johnwatson3948]

Would be interesting to know how they got the construction materials up there - be nice to also see the hydroelectric plant and reservoir.

[@edakimling133]

Pretty easily actually. First they build the road. Then the hydro damn Then the shop on the bottom Then the tram going up Then they drove the materials up the road, put it on the trolley and brought it up. There definitely was a sequence to this

[@noman266]

Such a great video and loved the story behind it! Thanks for filming this.

[@markanthony3275]

That house has a real "North by Northwest" vibe...if you've ever seen the movie featuring the house built above Mount Rushmore and starring Cary Grant. It would be really really cool if in your exploration of the house, you picked one room, and cleaned it up and put it back in order as much as possible. I think that would freak a lot of people out.

[@michaelcuff5780]

Thank you! For doing this video. This guy was sooo cool! Love the way he thought about things. Awesome guy!

[@Destination_Adventure]

Michael Cuff thank you

[@MajorEasley]

Very much appreciated your Video. Thank you so much for the time you took to tell and show us this Video. Yes you're absolutely right. I felt the same way. So sad what people have done that place. Sad really.

[@2ndhandSue]

Thanks for posting! We were in that area for many summer holidays but I've never heard about Waldon-North before now. I wonder why nobody else bought it and kept the property up . What a gorgeous place to live in!

[@johnd9357]

My God what a beautiful scene at 15:40.

[@alandsofairandbright]

its crazy coming back to your videos years later and seeing how much you have progressed!

[@cedfan1]

Awesome video ! It is a shame that these properties are destroyed by thoughtless vandals. Thanks for posting !

[@PauliG]

As a “newer” fan, it’s cool to go back and watch these older videos to see how you’ve grown in so many ways! Your cinematography and story telling is far better now. You look super baked in the beginning. Lol.

[@tinderinc]

I subscribed because your Canadian and we need more good youtubers

[@sharong8511]

I subscribed yesterday for the same reason! That's crazy and cool. I'm in BC. Nice to meet you.

[@Destination_Adventure]

+Tinder inc Right on. thanks for the local support

[@tinderinc]

We are all from BC

[@sharong8511]

+Tinder inc In your picture are you wearing a Native button blanket/robe? I'm also wondering if that is a woven cedar hat? Both are very beautiful from what I can see in the tiny photo on my tiny iPad screen. I was looking at Native created jewelry online a couple days ago; I'm especially fond of designs by Dan Yunkws, who is from the band near Hazelton. BC has many skilled carvers and artists. We are fortunate, indeed. ; )

[@tinderinc]

Sharon G Actually your the first person out of like 100's of Americans to message me who hasn't tried to make fun of my picture. Its actually me, I am wearing a fedora hat from Value Village a wig fake glasses and an auto trader shirt all from Value Village. I wanted my picture to be funny looking. Sorry its not Native but I do enjoy the Native art that's all over BC.

[@inducedcomics]

thanks for sharing. Love the architecture from that era

[@TRUE_GR1T]

That property is amazing! I'd love to be able to live up there for the warm months of the year, away from all the bullshit.

[@judyostroot8682]

I loved the tour! What a fascinating place. Thank you!

[@helloby791]

The weight lifting machine in the first window you look in looks pretty new. Also those windows do look a lot more modern.

[@karlvietnieks2831]

Such a beautiful historic place. Very sad that this place is ruined beyond repair.

[@RhiaDance75]

So sad that building isn't being restored. It would be a showplace today :( Can't stand vandals. So selfish. I hope it's restored one day. Thanks for the video. I love nature & landscapes

[@Itsurecanglitchsomemore]

RhiaDance75 shut the hell up and do it! So pointless to say!

[@amrogers4]

Gorgeous house! I LOVE the green appliances. Grandma had those :) Sad ending to the man's life. He worked SO hard for everything, but seems to have lived fully, at least.

[@bluebells5]

Thank you, sad to see that man's home vandalized, why, why, such disrespect!

[@richardhendrickson3690]

If all explorers were like you places like this would be filmed intact and be remembered as being beautiful not a blighted eyesore. I hope every place you want to document give you permission to enter. You are good at this and respect the property of others. Thanks I thoroughly enjoyed your video.

[@purplegr3mlin]

So interesting. Gotta love BC! It just breaks my heart how many people can destroy and vandalise things. :( Thank you for sharing though! :)

[@pigoff123]

Love the closets. Storage was wonderful.

[@piperlynne1]

I wonder why his family left so much stuff in the house. Did they rent the house out or maybe the family used it for a holiday retreat and then abandoned it or sold it. Just seems weird that such a great piece of property was left abandoned.

[@kinniwright1642]

Happens more than you think.

[@AndrewBrowner]

imagine if a few homeless people came and tidied the place up and made it liveable... thered be outrage! police and lawsuits! whole town would be in an uproar

[@FWCaptain-kv6sm]

@@AndrewBrowner cause homeless people don't fix places up they destroy them.Thats why they're homeless

[@factsoverfiction7826]

A local person commented that the property was sold to the local Band (First Nations). The roof & foundation have damage considered too expensive to repair. The proceeds of the sale were divided among 10 inheritors and a trust that gives scholarships to math & science students.

[@edakimling133]

@@FWCaptain-kv6sm that right there explains how little you know about homelessness. People are not homeless BECAUSE they don't fix places and destroy them instead. That is frankly a very silly explanation, to say it as politely as I can Correlation ≠ Causation

[@SunshineSkys]

Thank u for sharing this very unique and intriguing property, n back history. It's unfortunate that everybody doesn't have the respect, n honor that you have young man. I am disabled n use a walker. I love exploration, nature, historical sites, etc. n can't physically do it. So I watch a lot of these type of channels. Your destinations/ adventures, are refreshing, interesting, beautiful places that have decayed naturally. Most of the urban exploration channels, show how disrespectful/destructive people can be. Most of the abandoned buildings/homes/sites r decaying, but have been also been vandalized n trashed inside/out with Graffiti, trash, etc its shameful, n saddens me. Thank you, for showing the world the proper way to explore, u are a shining light.

[@vickiecook7464]

Dustin, very nice video. Beautiful area despite what the vandals did they can't ruin the view. New sub here, keep up the great work.

[@MsMesem]

Well if its supposed to withstand a nuclear holocaust or such like I think it should be restorable after the passage of a few vandels. Actually has lots of aesthetic quality. Would make a great B&B.

[@ivorykeys1566]

+MsMesem.... Ppl talking about surviving a nuclear bomb is hilarious! ! Even the bunker I just watched that the Elite have out in the middle of Kansas, it won't stop you from dying when it's your time to go! About the time ppl think they have it all figured out how its going to happen, when it will happen, and how QUICK they can get to their bunker is a foolish thought! God may see to it that they are across the country in another state or laid up in the hospital at the time, etc. etc. etc. What they need to do is run into Jesus Christ. In the KING JAMES VERSION HOLY BIBLE it says in the book of 2Samuel 22:2-4... (2)" And he said, The LORD is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer.; (3) The GOD of my rock; in Him will I trust: He is my shield, and the horn of my Salvation, my high tower, and my refuge, my Saviour, thou savest me from VIOLENCE. (4) I will call on the Lord, who is worthy to be praised: so shall I be SAVED FROM mine ENEMIES." ... want to know why this country has destruction coming to her? And YES its coming. Thats THUS SAITH THE LORD, and it cannot fail. ... let's find it in the Word of God.... In the book of Psalms 9: 17.. "The wicked shall be turned into hell and all the nations that FORGET GOD." The ONLY WAY to Jesus Christ is obeying what He tells us in ACTS 2:38, Just after the 120 came out of the Upper Room from being filled with the Holy Ghost power from God, Peter and the rest of Christ' Apostles, were asked the question, "Men and brethren What must we do?" Then Peter, being the spokesman, (verse 38), said, REPENT and BAPTIZED EVERY ONE OF YOU in the Name of JESUS CHRIST for the remission of sins and ye shall receive the gift of the HOLY GHOST" God is a Spirit, never was a fleshly being... when JESUS Christ was virgin born and ascended, then God embodied Himself in that body, therefore putting Him- Jesus Christ in Charge(right hand of authority). Acts 2:38 is the ONLY PLAN OF SALVATION ACCORDING TO THE BIBLE. Acts 4:12 Neither is there Salvation in any other: for there is NONE OTHER NAME under Heaven given among men , whereby we MUST BE SAVED." So you pay ONLY to the Lord Jesus Christ !! So there you have it straight from God's Eternal Word!! Not some denomination, the pope, or any such like. Any Bible question will always have a Bible answer in the King James Bible, not the revised versions which have been changed a little here and a little there.! Have a wonderful day and God bless. : ))

[@ivorykeys1566]

+DR Honey Sorry typo error... You PRAY only to the Lord Jesus Christ.

[@237whpH2Bhatch]

just one problem, god is not real, oops there goes your plan.

[@VietGuy2NV]

don't blow his cover lol

[@charlottenicholson403]

What an adventure. Fully enjoy your videos. Will never get to BC. What a beautiful country to visit. Just don't have enough words I'm in such awe. your videos are my vacations. Thanks for the adventure and for being so brave. The cave adventure was breath taking. Looking forward to more.

[@edakimling133]

BC is not a country but a western most province in Canada...

[@tanyacreedon]

What I don't understand is why people would just destroy something so interesting and historic as this place.

[@edwardwestley115]

@ unfortunately it is the same the world over

[@susanosborne7713]

Not everyone has that view

[@brianharrigan8821]

YOUTH ! A STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT FOR HUMANS THAT NEEDS CONSTANT OVERSIGHT !! ( you dont let dogs run in packs ! ) , This is why military schools were formed !!

[@tonyk9722]

I say just hang them vandals from them trees. Let the grizzlies have a healthy snack of meat..people are just pigs.....🇨🇦👍

[@UCSPanther20]

Back in the early 1970s, my Dad was hired along with a small swarm of other guys at the local bar to serve as human cable layers. In order to connect the shop complex to the dam, the electricians needed to lay some heavy cable alongside the penstock, and they decided to hire a bunch of random guys to lay and guide the cable while the electricians secured and terminated it. I like Vernon Pick's old gun rack. Some very fine carpentry right there.

[@sherrybrown8550]

Great video and thanks for keeping it classy. I love watching these abandon videos but don't watch the ones where people feel the need to cuss. You do great work and I agree with you that people need to stop trashing these places. Be safe!!

[@Destination_Adventure]

+S Brown Thank you very much. i appreciate this comment

[@lonniesanchez2732]

good video man really enjoyed. beautiful country.

[@ParadoxdesignsOrg]

very cool story behind it, someone should restore that place before it returns to the wild completely.

[@Stanwich2781]

That is amazing! I'm from prince George and drive through there to Vancouver quite often. That place would be heaven to me! Great work.

[@TroyAbshire]

This is a perfect example of what many refer to as a "crying shame." Very interesting story. It really is sad that the family you referred to isn't doing anything along the line of restoration. Not only would a place like this be a treasure with regard to history, but completely restoring a home such as this would be a terrific investment for the family. That is, if the family is/are indeed the current owners of this real estate. After all, you'd be very hard pressed to find a home that even remotely resembles this place. Plus, you'd be totally prepared for whatever horrible revenge mother nature decides to leash upon mankind for all the years that we've abused our environment. Just saying...