Why Is This Even Abandoned! - Everything Left Behind Creepy Feeling Inside And Power Still On

[@kevinbrennan2004]

For me personally, i can't help to be overwhelmed with an incredible sense of sadness, when i see this stuff. The fact that someone's life and memories, can be just left and forgotten about?? - well, there are no words. On another note, it's always difficult to get a sense of size and scale, with theses places. I know you do you best to show us though mate. Keep on keeping on though mate. Always love your work, and passion for such things.

[@Hoonozit]

Yea man, it's sad. It's like both life and death are there. Where have the people gone.

[@ruthpainter5209]

Yes that’s what I felt

[@larustaboricua1]

Truly sad indeed

[@hrep14]

Yes very sad. It gives you a sense of perspective, all those memories and things we cherish in this world will all perish with the passage of time. I get the same feeling when I look at really old photo's of all those once vibrant and lively people all gone.

[@travisthechimp7857]

Sadness from a house filled with old junk.. hmmm, well that just goes to show you how powerful the effect of music can be on ones emotions. Watch this video wile playing the Benny Hill theme music and see how you feel.

[@ydolem3533]

You are quickly becoming one of my favorite explorers with the music, and stories and uniqueness of your finds... keep them coming.

[@ladylaois8184]

Melody Taylor same

[@JuneAngelPews]

Ditto x

[@1969carlo]

was much better when Mark followed him in his adventures, much more real and fun, now it's nearly kinda constructed.... will unsubscribe soon if he's not coming back.

[@easterna9174]

I just hope permission was granted ... awesome place!

[@scruffy281]

No doubt....this channel is the best about this subject!!!

[@knightowl3577]

To me the whole place has an air of sadness, you can almost hear the echos of happy lives once lived there. It reminds us all of the beauty and the fragility of life and just how fleeting it is.

[@patsyhairston8277]

Where is this place can I buy it?

[@dianne11ca]

I believe the sad music has much to do with this. No music would be better, then the true atmosphere of the house can be appreciated. Some places evoke happy times, others are nostalgic or sad, with no music to influence the mood. I felt sad watching, and at about half way through, I realized it was the music. lol It kind of too over, so I muted it and appreciated the scenes on their own merit. Missed the commentary, though, so can't have everything. lol

[@sunshinesunshine94]

There were no happy times in this house ....there was mental illness involved and neglect 😒

[@viccamay6871]

Good people are living on the streets. If they're lucky they've got a tent. Meanwhile, too many homes (some completely furnished) go empty. What a society we live in. Pitiful.

[@def-po8tu]

From the looks of that place it looks like it's full of mold

[@dawnmarie8550]

Vicca May very

[@SarahJones-wy5us]

Vicca May A lot of these houses are left to fester as the land they are situated on is worth a lot more,but yes it is a shocking waste of housing when people have no roof over their heads.

[@davelouisellable]

With land taxes, insurance, upkeep and utility bills, some people couldn't afford to live in a free house. It's disccusting to think about.

[@changeintheair9648]

People need to quit with saying this. Do you even begin to understand what it would cost to restore these places? Not worth it. Do realize, you will be paying for it? Further, why the hell take in so many people you cannot house, then bi_ch & moan about it? Start with yourself. Invite homeless person to live in your home. Just one extra mouth to feed & house. Rich & famous in your country multiple residences, nothing to restore - pressure them to take them in, after all they cry out about it all the time.

[@whitewitch1105]

I will never stop being amazed when electricity is still on.

[@joeearley3351]

Usually it's to keep the sump pump on to keep water out of the basement. Some heat keep paint from pealing

[@k8h991]

It’s usually to keep or scare vandals away

[@babalon1919]

In a lot of places, if the basic utilities (water and power) are turned off for whatever time period determined, then the property can become subject to being condemned and eventually torn down. Pay the taxes and un-used utility bills and the property is left alone. Sometimes much easier than the hassle of selling, etc. Especially if you are loaded. :-D

[@martinnitram3491]

Yeah me too. In the US they will shut you off immediately if you don't pay.

[@1984-w4r]

Your explores is really awesome, not doing crazy things or seeing a ghost around every corner... and you genuinely sound so excited. Very addictive 😌 to watch.

[@larustaboricua1]

Best of all his respectful

[@sruk]

But still walking in to someone’s property without permission. Most of these places are in probate and really wouldn’t want people going through there personal belongings it’s quiet sad

[@mariamariscal5616]

salvage rebuilds uk really? Omg we didn’t know that

[@scruffy281]

@@sruk Not bothered..........In fact if I owned the place and saw people doing this on a property I had allowed to become derelict, I would be happy.

[@patbosher8963]

I can practly see the old person who spent his last days here. I imagine them alone. It's sad. Wish I could be there. Love these places. You find some true lost in time gems

[@rasimwaheed809]

We came alone and we left world alone

[@ThatCarGuy1983]

"Her" there was perfume and other ladies stuff in the bathroom it was an old woman who looked after the place im guessing

[@ThatCarGuy1983]

Also ladies clothes in the bedroom wardrobe

[@rasimwaheed809]

@TheTruthMatters! ya but when one leaves it is

[@kellyrickard3833]

Im glad noone has vandalized this place.

[@SarahJones-wy5us]

Kelly Rickard ,No but it will be now......

[@kellyrickard3833]

@@SarahJones-wy5us I hope not. I love places like this

[@vtecpreludevtec]

Kelly Rickard who is noone?,is he a vandal?

[@letsgetstoned4719]

@@vtecpreludevtec ....peter noone ..heez a singer....

[@vtecpreludevtec]

Letsget stoned he was.

[@berryposh7978]

Everything left as the day it was used. Older person, took ill and taken to the hospital probably and never returned.

[@rottnk9527]

When the first signs of dementia appear, people allow their house to take over. They become more reclusive and cleaning & reg house maintenance become unimportant. Usually a loved one finds them and makes the decision to either hospitalize or move them into a care home. They are left with the cleanup that sometimes starts with the best intentions but then life takes over and the task gets placed on the back burner. This place reminds me of my beloved aunt.

[@deekern4419]

So very sad!

[@AWE83]

Hey people love u all ok I'm gonna go live very soon probably a day next week I I'll give u all enough notice. And we can have a Q & A be fun to hear all your thoughts

[@susanmoreland2671]

Looking forward to you having one here in the near future..a fan!😘

[@sheliadavid9933]

The school that withstood time. The history that could be told,not only on the building but the memories of its former students and caretakers. Nice tour of this one of a kind exiting old time capsule!🤗👍

[@lauremehrkens5891]

If I was wealthy, I would buy up one of these old houses, and make it mine. I’d have it restored to its glory day. This house is so beautiful. Just stunning.

[@thepeacemaker3584]

Me to. Wish i had the resources to do so

[@zarroth]

If it's abandoned, in the USA at least, you can squat in it for a few years and it becomes yours.

[@scruffy281]

@@zarroth Even if it's NOT abandoned you can squat on it. People go on vacation and come home to squatters. In some states this is legal. Unbelievable , but true!😂

[@dragon-lf9ow]

Could you imagine if those walls could talk all stories that place could tell you

[@brendawise3777]

What a beautiful place this is. The windows set it off. I love how excited you get before you take us in for the tour. That tells me it is going to be very impressive. The way you go in to detail makes it all the more special. You are never at a loss for words. Don't ever change that. I look forward to seeing your videos and can't wait for the next one. Keep them coming hun. Stay safe...Love ya

[@user-ro1xe4nf3j]

I like how the nice background music doesn’t make it spooky.

[@krab9909]

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[@spongehead1354]

The beginning with the music was just beautiful and kind of heartbreaking thinking of the people lives that are over now. Amazing place! Some places should be made into their own little museums.

[@conniecrawford6429]

This is a very sad place. When I was a teenager my friend and I were on our horses and we went into the woods. There was a dirt road so when we got probably halfway in we saw an old cabin. So we get off our horses we walk around it and it looked abandoned so we saw a window open and we went in. There were a bunch of stuff.. so we're checking it out and all of a sudden this huge man is standing in the doorway. He says "WHAT ARE YOU DOING ON MY PROPERTY?" I'm looking around for a way out. Then I said " We didn't mean any harm. And we really wasn't going to steal anything sir." And he says " If you leave now, I won't tell your parents." We left.. But it was so fun. I love to explore... Thank you for sharing your videos with us..

[@angiewanders7272]

It's sad to see all the stuff left behind!! Beautiful architecture!! You are one of my favorite abandoned explorers!!

[@pianorama]

You see it over and over - when living beings vacate a house and it stays empty, it decays and disintegrates. Just as when the living spirit leaves a body, it decays and disintegrates.

[@michaelsorrell601]

YES, IVE ALWAYS SAID YOUR SPIRIT OR LIFE FORCE MAINTAINS THOSE THINGS AROUND US.

[@davidhumby]

wow that is amazing i have never seen it that way before. thank you i feel different about these things now.i don't feel so sad but feel that its a natural step

[@Witheredgoogie]

When you think that many people never give their roof a second thought while they are living there.....yet somebody leaves a house empty and the roof is often the first thing to go, starting the decay process all over.

[@metrouser6262]

Dave im saying a prayer for your little cousin every day and night i hope and pray she gets better soon kathy c

[@olgajama]

Wow a beautiful time capsule just think metal detecting on the surrounding land that building oozes nostalgic times from the past nearly reclaimed by nature great video guys 👍👍

[@taramickeymickeranno8725]

I'm amazed at the places you find to explore but I also get incredibly overwhelmed by sadness. All the life that was once within those walls and now it's quiet, abandoned and forgotten. Really blows me away in amazement and grief.

[@marycwallace1425]

I've got to say this while I have it in mind! I'm so glad to see you wind the clock! I'd have done the exact same thing! And why shouldn't what ghosts who linger have a grip on the correct hour! 😍 I hafta say, Dave, you use the best music as background for all these exploratory vids and it really adds an air of nostalgia to every object, every photo, every keepsake. Oh, but DO when you scan past a bookcase or shelf with objects on it try to do close ups so we can see each of these, I'm sitting here (in the States) saying No, go back! I wanna see the pattern on that plate! Or in that fabric! But seriously, you do these structures and the lives that graced them a great favor in filming them. You put them permanently into history where they'll never be forgotten. And your own deep appreciation and empathy shows thru in your reticence to take anything and in your care to cover things that are exposed, and close drawers that've been left open. You leave an example for others to follow, and for ONCE it's one that the rest of mankind can take solace in--- in other words, Dave, you do your genre and your country proud. There should be an award for these types of films! Gotta go watch the rest, brb...okay, back again. You did such a fine job. If possible, could you hover a bit over the pottery pieces when you come across them? In that last sequence I noticed three medium sized blue vases and I couldn't tell if they were model2030141728ed after an oriental or a Wedgwood theme. I know exactly how feel, wanting to sit down and just sort thru all the boxes and start cataloguing all that can be found. The feeling throughout leant itself to a reminiscence of what highs and lows transpire in a life, and what transgressions arise in those small spans wherein we measure out the madness of inquiries denied and grace given. So looking forward to your next video, Dave! God bless, and stay safe!! 🙏💖🙋

[@bmoritzdesign3862]

Each explore gets better and better

[@RichieRouge206]

Truly stunning and very sad too. That was a beautiful home once, really want to know why it was abandoned. Love the music too - I listen to this style to relax

[@jerrijacobs3287]

Enjoyed the video, music and comments. Very well done. Wish we could be told of the history. Not scary stuff. It is like the cobwebs just straight truthful comments. Thanks guys.

[@tonymeads4693]

Yet another great exploration of an abandoned house. The background music is superb! Well done. It fits so perfectly

[@sharonlegnon427]

WOW!!! That place is packed with stuff. I'd be in there for a couple of days checking everything out.

[@ladyskellington3296]

I love your passion for the history of these abandoned places . Thank you for sharing them with us.

[@tangie777uk]

Hello Dave ,you certainly find some gems. So sad though, something so drastic must have happened not to return home . I always wonder what the story is behind these abandoned places, very sad but also very interesting. Thank you for another great video. Always look forward to your great videos.

[@michaelpruitt6573]

Too bad it’s its being left to rot. So sad for everybody, doesn’t take long to become unusable.

[@AWE83]

Hope you all enjoy. Please my lovely people hit that thumbs up for me and if you like what i do dont forget to hot that subscribe button Mwah!!!

[@gailhickman5843]

I love books and it's so sad to see all those rotting away, such a shame. Great vid as usual, thanks for sharing X😀

[@BennyLlama39]

Not just books. Musical instruments, art, photo albums, various knickknacks/decorative stuff...

[@gailhickman5843]

@@BennyLlama39 Absolutely!

[@kazz.c1234]

Same here also the xmas music and the photos...

[@simplelivingwithconniekeen9485]

Interesting old place! I love your narration and that peaceful music. Proof that we are not promised tomorrow. You get the feeling that was a much- loved home.

[@WalkingOnRainbows12]

First up, I just want to say, the respect you have for these buildings and belongings within them is just top notch. Second up, I just want to say thank you. Thank you for hunting these places down. Thank you for sharing them with us. I absolutly LOVE history and old buildings, unfortunatly I am now in a wheelchair so would never be able to access these kind of places, but thanks to you, its like I'm there with u!!

[@AWE83]

Oh amazing message thank u so much means the world to me 😀

[@WalkingOnRainbows12]

@@AWE83 I mean every word. I cant thank you enough. Your my little escapism from daily life !!

[@normramsey358]

It's sad to see so many records & books go to waste. I always wonder what makes people leave so much behind. Really enjoyed the video, you keep making them & we'll keep watching them. It's your narrations & care for the past that makes me come back for more! Thank you for being you!!!

[@cnpp1987]

Hi!! Im from Hungary and...and...sorry but this video ..when im start to watch it makes my eyes in tears 😔😔😔 i love abandoned timecapsule places..but this...i havent got word ..so sad...where are those people who lived there??? 😔😔

[@AWE83]

Hi there to you all in Hungary sorry I made you cry thank you for the message x

[@mariamariscal5616]

cnpp1987 death 💀 😂 in hell probably

[@hss413]

I love when you do these during the day. The natural light just makes it that much more sad and nostalgic to me.

[@dankoher4318]

💜 Hearing you orate these documentaries this is exactly why everyone needs to make plans for their property and belongings. This person may have had no heirs or had it tangled into probate court. This same thing happens in the USA 🇺🇸 once such beautiful estates fallen into rot and decay. So many pieces of history forever ♾ lost. Keep on rolling I subscribed to watch more of your journeys.

[@mitch5077]

Dave, the soothing serenity of the background music, The honesty of your heart and excitement made this Explore Way Over The Top!

[@patbosher8963]

The old teak shelfs from 80s. Were all the style. We had them in my parents house. Omg full wardrobe. More tins 😊.

[@lindabarraza4859]

I love your voice and accent as well as your description of things. You are so respectful. Everything is so interesting, but sad.

[@AWE83]

Thank you so much

[@milels6917]

Respectful music added too the sadness of the place Love to know more about the people 👌

[@sandracrosbyguerrero1284]

Sweet how this home needs to be SAVED!! SERIOUSLY!! Such a grand find love it❤❤❤❤from Mississippi watching sad home must of died the owners...Love the old furniture the everything❤❤❤

[@pamelalaub6204]

It's amazing that the electricity is still on. I'm always baffled why people leave so many personal things and lovely things behind. As an avid reader it breaks my heart to see countless books decay. That was once a lovely place that nature is gradually reclaiming. Why wouldn't people at least take their photos with them. So many things should be saved from destruction. Thanks for sharing this.

[@pamelalaub6204]

@Janey Jester - Where that house is located the electric company must be very forgiving or incompetent. In most states in the USA nonpayment would get the utilities shut off soon after 1 or 2 missed payments.

[@elaineafarmer9624]

They died itall junk no want. That mysons would not take anything.

[@b1k2q34]

@@pamelalaub6204 or it isn't actually abandoned.

[@ritamoon2161]

I so enjoy your videos! You treat the contents of these homes and schools with great respect and love. It brings tears to my eyes.

[@pattyvoakes1163]

The Person talking ... besides he’s Respectful!... he Apréciate everything and every little piece of Art and Antiques ! He is so Wonderful person ! It makes me remember and weep ... just touching my heart like no one has !! I Wished I had the chance to meet Him in person!! And talk about all kind of interesting things that he keeps on his head ... about wonderful Finds in those Homes from the past !!! Everything is sitting still in Time !!! like that Beautiful white clock... still Ticking !!!.. Other people said that you guys are intruding . I don’t believed! And if you are ... You are Respectful and DONT Destroyed belongings !!! You are Doing the Right thing to me ! Thanks Again for showing that Gorgeous Past of people long gone !... 🧚🧚🧚🧚👍👍👍

[@leenobody3249]

Patty Voakes bit dramatic mate but whatever...

[@markfromct2]

8:23 OMG that black mold is SO dangerous. Glad you are wearing a good mask.

[@a.j.m.4057]

🌻 🤗 I HONESTLY DON'T KNOW HOW YOU CONTINUE to find these AMAZING Places!!!!???? ..You Blow us away every time!! Couldn't LOVE this place anymore!! 😘 👄😋 💕 WOWZERZ!!

[@whitewitch1105]

You are not an idiot you are a passionate person who respects history you uncover.

[@pornstarlivesmatter3319]

ID CLEAN IT UP AND PUT EVERYTHING BACK WHERE IT WAS! BEAUTIFUL HOME THAT NEEDS TO BE LIVED IN!!!

[@tammiebarnes7787]

I love everything about abandoned places except for beautiful furniture, antiques and other stuff just rotten away where no one can enjoy them. I love antiques mystery and just old back in the day stuff! Thank you for taking us with you! -and for being so respectful!

[@LSK77_]

Such a lovely building ❤️ as always THANKYOU x

[@kevinbuchanan7045]

Energy never dies it just transforms shape. As the stories these houses have to tell waiting for the narrator to tell their story

[@deannabarrett1005]

Love you sharing the beautiful content. As always love how you describe everything. Keep them coming. God Bless. I hope all is well with your family.

[@memorialgardens1664]

👍💞

[@cindyreynolds4045]

Your excitement of these explores is wonderful and gets me excited to. It is amazing to see these places that are just left to rot and like you say “ time capsules”. Thank you so much for bringing us along and never lose your passion for these lost in time places of history

[@cindyreynolds4045]

One more thing, it looks to me like whoever lived here and ran this place must have passed and if they had relatives, they never came to clean out this place . It is rather sad.and makes me think that all the things that we collect or seem important to us are not important to others or family’ members. I’ve seen this time and time again in these explores.

[@sallya.2412]

Incredible place, so many things left behind. Already decaying and nature taking over. The person who lived there probably got sick and passed on. Sad to see the place left like that.

[@scritti123]

I've literally spent 2 days binging on your beautiful videos! I live in the US in Louisiana and found your channel through Exploring With Josh. I just cannot tell you how much I enjoy watching. You take your time and and show and read everything and you take such joy in all of it. My favorites I've seen so far are Mrs Pollock's house or the mechanic building with the very tall ceilings or the house with the human ashes in the urns. Thank you so much Dave for showing me a beautiful world that just takes my breath away! Hi Mark!

[@memorialgardens1664]

You've got a wonderful presenting style much respect and enjoy watching your videos 👍📣

[@ladylaois8184]

National Memorial Gardens I agree it’s seriously good

[@memorialgardens1664]

@@ladylaois8184 💞👍

[@louise8893]

Makes me so sad to see these places left to rot surely someone has memories of this place But Thank You AWE for showing us and in such a caring & respectful way

[@vincenzolee7930]

The dates you refer to are expiration dates-Not manufacture dates. Consequently the items are much older.

[@alextreasurehunter3811]

LOL! That is true :O Mar-mite could be like Twinkies and have a shelf life of 50 years or until hell freezes over. Good point you made.

[@amylittle6832]

Ya but juice only last a month or 2 lol js

[@moonbeampunkweazel3294]

@@amylittle6832 no thats UHT juice lasts ages

[@sarahribbo6276]

Fantastic explore, I’m baffled why everything is left, medication,personal clothes etc . I think personally it’s been abandoned longer than 10yrs . Thankyou

[@bigboost2641]

I’d love to know why it’s been abandoned? Why is the electric still connected? So many questions. Thanks for sharing.

[@marklittler784]

@Paul c Yeah and it wouldn't be with praise, the tv licence man, a man to fit a card meter, a man to grow cannibis, a man to arrest you for not disturbing the peace.

[@marklittler784]

No junk mail ? Must be like living in heaven. 😂

[@katlincleary1988]

I always thought it was strange the power is on.

[@hannahwebster5606]

@Gary Brabbs Looks like it. I don't get why it would just be left to rot though and why people's personal possessions are there.

[@trevorjameson3213]

@@hannahwebster5606 That's what I was thinking too.. So many personal items in each room, just left there. Most people, when they leave a place, would at least take some of their personal items with them. The condition of the place seems to be abandoned. I can't imagine anyone staying in that building with all that mold, rotten floors, leaking ceilings, etc. Plus, nothing has been touched in a very long time, as indicated by the amount of dust and cobwebs.

[@gillhughes8785]

Oh my goodness.. What a find..i would love to go there and clean and tidy it up pack all the stacked items in new boxes to protect them etc. It's a time capsule..its fabulous. Thank you for sharing this, love the respect and obvious joy you show.

[@karenpacker8862]

Awesome explore. Love the doors and windows and architecture.

[@mariamariscal5616]

Karen Packer 👍👍

[@LinaBandMillie]

It really does make you feel sad that all those memories will be lost, all those things are left abandoned. The instruments and sheet music are terrific. And the photos.

[@loripedersen34]

Well well well, another awesome job!! Loved this place, it really makes you wonder where did they go?? Just up and gone. Thank you again for taking me places I will never go and get to explore with you 😁🤘

[@Me.Myself.and.I.]

All these items that are left behind are someone's treasures, so sad to see the decay and the passage of time ages everything we hold dear...thank you once again for a very moving video!...and I am glad that you tried the piano keys, the musician in me would love to hear the notes from every piano that you have found!

[@hazelannruddick9148]

There is dirty dishes in the sink as if someone either passed away or just jumped up and rushed out and never came back. I would love to hear the story on this place. You think whoever passed away their loved ones would have packed the stuff up and did something with it. But maybe they're like me, they don't have no one. Seeing this place abandoned like this is very sad.

[@joycewilliams5231]

How sad these houses are , i often wonder why they become abandoned.And have precious things left behind, got to be a reason , The explorers are real good i love these videos ..keep up the good work ..

[@cx24x]

So it was last occupied in 2010. It seems way more run-down than that.

[@Pixiedustjunkie]

I wish he'd looked at the expiration dates on the diabetic test strips, they look like the ones I was using just a couple of years ago and they have a fairly short expiration time, would have given a better time frame. The house seems so much more decayed than it should be

[@jayrobthorn6847]

Thats what I was thinking, wouldn’t have thought they’d be that much decay in 10 years, such a shame really as this would make a beautiful home and its just been left to get in this state.

[@bamptonbred]

@@Pixiedustjunkie I know that pg tips box packaging is from 2005.

[@Witheredgoogie]

I think the apple juice could have been a red herring ie. there could have been somebody else in there after... like contractors/film makers or some nomads just passing, living there a while?

[@karenligus8224]

I'd think it was abandoned at least 2005, just by the expiration date in the kitchen.

[@AnnaWard14]

as you know we are in isolation ... i saw 1 of your videos on my side bar & since i haven't got anything else on i thought it would be interesting to watch ... i'm so glad i did, i haven't stopped watching your videos since yesterday =) i agree with others, thank you for respecting & thank you for sharing, these houses & furniture are just absolutely amazing =) ..NEW SUB .. =)

[@dwaynepothier6161]

Love you respect for where you visit. I tend to show my materialistic friends and family these videos who value a status symbol "a material thing" over life because in the end it isn't coming with you.

[@wendycameron3823]

So many treasures. You are so kind and respective on your explores. I love your videos. Love from Canada

[@sairadaudafridi6663]

Beautiful house .... i wonder how can someone just leave his house like that .... God knows better . But it is really sad to see all that frozen in time .

[@marklittler784]

Maybe in an old codgers home.

[@Geordie_Empath]

There was a curious child in the kitchen wen you put your camera down, playing with it, huge blue orb, I sense mischief and happiness in that kitchen ♥️ and a lot of love in lat 70s early 80s kind of love between grandparents and grandchildren

[@TortugaLuv]

The instrument at 23:05 is a double bass. It's the lowest octave instrument of the strings, hence the thickness of the string. Also those 'flutes' are actually recorders.

[@missmerrily4830]

This could be one of my favourite explores ever. You chose such sensitive music and it accentuates the sadness of a life just left abandoned, seemingly really suddenly. What a shame that such a lovely house is falling into decay. It's so pretty.

[@Earthdogbonzo3]

We're born, we die. Everything between those two events is life. Amazing place, estate, compound . . . . All of that life, once vibrant, now just gone and forgotten like rain drops in the ocean. Book titles, authors, calendar and mailing dates . . . . So sad and so one day shall you and I, and all that lives. Well except for maybe trees. Some trees live well over five thousand, 5,000 years, and that's a long time. I don't feel quite the same sadness for the passing of a tree as I feel for the passing of a human life. Sad and strange that is.

[@kimhumphrey8049]

You again found a true home stuck in time and your passion is beautiful

[@buffplums]

Makes one realise how mortal we all are. We think when we are in our 20s how invincible we are and life just lies way out ahead and then with what seems a short time we are in our late 40s and approaching mid life. The. We are at the end and everything we strove for for so long suddenly becomes no longer important and we embrace death. This is the most natural thing, the circle of life no one escapes it.

[@kevinbuchanan7045]

Life is not meant to live all at once but day by day taken in precious moments

[@buffplums]

Benchmark Truth I don’t know mate, it just seems like that to me...everything is pointless to me .....

[@buffplums]

kevin buchanan yeah I understand that mate. To me though everything has to have meaning but that meaning never seems to be obvious ...I guess religion has fucked me up by scaring me shitless about going to hell when I die and acccording to them the alternative is to live by their rules which is like hell on earth ....so damned if you do damned if you don’t...

[@scruffy281]

@Benchmark Truth We are here to LIVE...........and to help others to LIVE. But that is a choice YOU have to make.❤️

[@paulj9022]

Hi. Just wanted to say I have been watching your videos and think they are amazing. I collect old appliances and to see some old appliances on your videos is great. Also, I love the way you respect the person’s property. Please , more videos. Paul

[@Jesus-The-Everlasting-Father]

The owner probably wasn’t able to pay the mortgage anymore and once lockdown is imposed, you can’t take anything from the house anymore, you just have to walk away and leave everything behind no matter how precious they are to you.

[@therandoms.enoughsaid.1662]

the owner use to be a Teacher in that house when it was a school then she passed away.

[@ladybird3596]

Never stop doing what you are doing!!! Stay safe n well!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@JuneAngelPews]

I like to pause the video and look at the titles of the books, gives some insight in what the previous owners were all about? also a hint of the possible era when house etc was last occupied? and 'cause I'm nosey! Just looked at Pears Book of Light Meals by Bee Nilson and it was published in 1972......................x

[@teresaholt5969]

I would love to go exploring with you guys. Just once. The enthusiasm, love, respect and enjoyment coming from you is awesome. It would be like hovering behind you in a fantasy bubble

[@b1k2q34]

It is respectful to trespass? Alrighty then

[@alansimpson2647]

The last words George the sixth said was l feel better now than i have for a long time!

[@tracymachado7075]

I watch and explore from my phone, for many hours (cause I can) I have to say, this is the first experience that I ever felt was worthy of moving along. I really appreciate this explore, you did a great job with it! Sincerely, Tracy

[@Samppe5]

The house has obviously been abandoned for its massive floor sponge! That brown "dust" is the spore of that sponge! The sponge is really visible on the kitchen wall...

[@susanstorm8052]

Hi Dave great find. It's amazing how the outside is so over grown. I'm sure it was a beautiful school house back in the day. Love the old type writters, clocks an sewing machines. I'm like you so shocked that the electricity is still on. Your music to your vlogs are always on point. Great place again. Take care be safe. 🙂💓

[@kimberleymcmillan901]

Sweet Child, there is this human condition that rules our lives; Called life then Death. Answering your questions...

[@stevenbillington5419]

Very moving episode, at one time much life in that old house. Thank you so much!

[@andybobandy641]

Wow. Like they stepped out the door to go shopping, and just never came back..... Makes me wonder if I left one day, what would people think about what they find.

[@anthonyg4671]

Just remember to clear your internet history before you leave.

[@scruffy281]

@@anthonyg4671 😂😂

[@scruffy281]

Andy BoBandy....Yeah, that is something to think about!!👍🏻❤️

[@DianeSmith67]

Such a beautiful place, someone needs to buy it an restore it, so many rooms and potential for this place, all the old things left is so great to see, so much dust wow

[@cellulersweller6562]

So sad, it looks like it was full of life at one time.

[@ramonagregarczyk8276]

I just wanted to tell you that you are one of the nicest, caring, sweetest guys l've seen in a long time. And it's wonderful to see someone so excited about what you find. Never change and always stay true to yourself. Love, Ramona G.

[@AWE83]

Oh thank u so much least u liked it one person said I shouldn't speak lol x

[@coppertopjohnson9782]

Serious time capsule. In the last room you were in with the books, I looked up some of the titles and authors. The owner of the books had a serious interest in war and conflict. The Scarlet Years by Hugh Pendexter came out in 1933. Between the book and record collection, it would be a collector's dream find. But the big question.....Who is paying the utilities? Thanks for sharing.

[@ILoveTruth987]

If it is a government building, probably the taxpayers. Governments are notoriously wasteful with other people’s money.

[@ClarkOVision]

So strange that these places are just left like that? Full of memories.... the records..... games..... the bed clothes..... unreal. So sad that it's all just left there, as you said, frozen in time....

[@gaddmeister]

Ok. What I am feeling with this one is that yes many many years ago it was a school. This in more recent times, 1970's, a family home. He an English teacher and she a music teacher. The family diminished. Their son left home, even feeling loss but only child. Lot of their parents things were brought in like the older stuff, like older typewriter and photos. Wheel chair was the gentleman's that lived there and sat with his wife on an evening etc. Once he passed she was on here own. She still taught music, but as she deteriorated she ended up in the bedroom next to the bathroom where she was cared for by home help. I feel no family left. Something happened to the son.

[@letsgetstoned4719]

.....sounds logical to me. ...still sad though. ..

[@gloriahanes6490]

I love the blue kitchen cabinets very spacious, and the wooded setting. Rid mold is about the best product on the market to get rid of mold, just spray it on and the mold is gone!

[@BilisNegra]

35:00 Fun fact: Toys 'R Us is still around in Spain and Portugal.

[@vb3669]

Loved this one WOW! The cello in upstairs bedroom, so unique! One of the best yet! Great explore & can’t wait for the next one!!