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[@Eskadron22]

I am from Belgium where this was filmed and would like to say a few words. First of al, thank you for the respect shown. Interiors and houses like this are all too familiar to me, it was the norm when I was young. Now everything is bland, cheap stuff from IKEA. Anyhow, the lady whose house you found here was quite the charachter. Her name was or is I. M. She must have been very "emancipated" before the word was invented for woman, as you can see she was very interested in dolls/dresses/artwork from that period. But interestingly enough she was also a professional finch keeper. Not pigeons as everyone assumed, but finches. An old and popular sport, everytime this little bird sang its tune ("Suskewiet"), a line would be made in a stick. She won many prizes with this until high age. Now it's a forgotten old sport, but it was very popular for a very long time. And yes, old people here never threw away anything. Everything was carefully kept as a memento which is why you see so many items in the houses. Sadly enough some people were there before with less noble intentions. That whole table setup is fake and done for photo purposes, those plates are decorative porcelain plates not meant for eating from. Anyhow, I very much enjoyed being teleported back into this time and era. Though I wish things were very different and Irma M. was there in full splendor taking care of her house. What a sad world we have cime to live in, where scenes like this are possible.

[@juanitaduval9856]

Thank you for the information. I like about the finches

[@mariannepa4583]

Thank you for the information!

[@terrydamron4770]

Thank you.

[@blondelebanese9922]

Hello, luv. Maybe I can explain what you’re seeing here. When my last surviving parent died, my 90 year old father, if I had just walked away his home would have looked like this, without the ransacking. But because we were a close family, my husband and I had been staying with my parents their last five years of life caring for them, they both had Alzheimer’s and died 16 days apart. Because we cared, we slowly emptied their home after they died, donating much of the clothing, furniture, kitchen appliances, bedroom and den furniture. Photos were divided between myself and my brother, with some aunts getting special items they cherished. There’s no way that I could have just walked away and let treasured memories disappear. My parents had a long and happy life, that is how I remember them now six years after they passed. Annie in Tennessee 💕

[@angellehull7949]

blonde lebanese bless y’all’s hearts , I too could never leave me parents/ grandparents belongings behind, vandals will eventually find this place....it is heart breaking to see so much valuables left behind, pictures are irreplaceable and in this house there are tons....I have to ask, what valuables were left hidden in this amazing home. They may have gone missing in a freak accident, who knows...but still, someone (a telltale sign is from the amount of pictures, old and newer looking) would have reported them missing, if that were the case...idk, there is more to this story that people simply walking away...sad 💔

[@carolweaver3269]

Beautiful story and it is marvelous how you came in during their last five years and they could stay at home. They felt much more comfortable having you with them. Parents do not want to be a burden to their children and often though they leave for this or that reason and the parent have a home full of loved and precious items and cannot move or feel they cannot. They do not want to lose everything they have loved. It is work for them too and often by the time they need to move they are getting to lold and they are not well enough to do all that work. But this is usually what happens to t hem and if the children do not care about the house or anything in it and /or just do not want to bother with the work of it either, they will let it go to the state. So no one wins. If the home was not placed in any of the families names many years ( It was five but now it is more years, in some places anyway, then the house returns to the State if not given to a family member to go to them after death to take care of the contents and sell or move into it. ) So then the State may let it sit there and not be sold. It just goes down, or it gets taken down once the state gets to it.

[@bethbartlett5692]

❤ Real Care NW Tennessee

[@livingdeeply15]

Blonde, that is beautiful what you said & what you did for your parents, I have a lot of respect for you!!! God Bless you & your husband. Sincerely, ~Kim 🇨🇦

[@danielpatterson61]

DIY home

[@egyptianspirityt]

I love how respectful you are tidying up as you go.

[@Peter.w]

There are so many explorers out there but you always have the utmost genuine respect and care for the properties you visit and families that lived there... Great job! Little things like closing drawers and sitting things back up that have fallen. Sets you up on a higher level for sure..!!

[@loubowen8082]

Just goes to prove weather you are a homeless or a King when you die it all stays behind

[@margyb7469]

And left to rot until it becomes land fill. Sad

[@Tekaobo1]

They must be taken by force. Given no choice.

[@jethrojackson2524]

Amen!

[@tinaknight8720]

I love how you pick things up off floor and stand up what has fallen as you go through! That shows so much respect!

[@blackmonday738]

Wow... That's thee Cleanest, dust free house I ever seen.

[@AWE83]

Strange isn't it

[@mehchocolate1257]

@@AWE83 where they murdered?

[@sarah3136]

Dust is basically skin cells and fibres so if no one is living there no shed skin cells, no disturbed fibres = no dust

[@margyb7469]

@@mehchocolate1257 They either died or ended up at an aged care centre

[@adelinegeesey9512]

I just don't understand why the family pictures get left behind. It's their family history. I treasure the family pictures I have cause when loved ones pass all you have left are the memories.

[@FeydaWeye]

Maybe they left in too much a hurry. We don't know under what circumstances they left.

[@lauriestausing7779]

The family photos you don't understand? I am wondering who leaves in such a hurry they forget to grab teeth and glasses? A memory I can remember, how an I eat with no teeth or see without glasses?

[@Djdj-kd8ue]

@@lauriestausing7779 Maybe they're like me, I have several sets of dentures, always have a spare set on me besides the set I wear. My dentist once ask why I had a 3rd set made when I got them @ 18,I told him you just never know what could happen & I wouldn't want to go toothless. 😁

[@chaotic_crafter]

Not everyone has treasured memories, and may therefore not wish any physical reminders of family members.

[@helenfoxgnwaar5079]

I wonder do any of the relatives of these families ever contact you when they see their families home on you tube

[@denisebolton7191]

I used to clean out houses just like this. These peoples whole life left behind. Why?? It's so sad.

[@angelahagler2300]

Amazing how many properties have their power on after years of know one living there. In the states the power would be turned off quickly.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

It depends. I read of a case of a person dying and nobody knew for years. His utilities were paid by autopay each month so the electricity stayed on.

[@barbarasmith3594]

It is usually abandon because estate can not be settle with relatives.

[@debbiepate3755]

But which relative is paying the taxes? Someone's paying them or it wouldn't still be abandoned. Promise that!

[@markfromct2]

Thanks man. Great work. Keep producing these. This is one of the best here. I watch these 'abandoned' videos and it gives me perspective on how short our lives are. Material possessions that we fret about today are really not worth the time and bother. Gather love and experiences. They are the true timeless possessions. Peace.

[@ggolds5]

I've known many older people with no children. If someone ended up in a nursing home, died etc. there may not be anyone to take care of the property for quite some time. Some children may hate their parents and not want anything to do with them. I've known a few of those as well. So you never know. A house can sit in foreclosure and under an estate for years. A house in my neighborhood literally sat abandoned until the roof and walls fell in and mold was smelled by next door neighbors. The town wouldn't touch it for 5 years because they were "afraid" of lawsuits related to the family estate. It was finally torn down and the lot sold and rebuilt on.

[@maxine-charliemaxcaulfield]

The crosses above the doors are to keep out evil....I lived in the Netherlands and it was the same there. I loved this explore....brilliant Dave as always ☘

[@kathbradley]

WOW amazing property, wouldn't it be great if just one of your explores someone came forward and claimed that property love how you treat peoples homes good on yer

[@jenxx8697]

Aww the wig and dress brought me to tears thinking how someone use to wear them and so sad no longer with us, wish we all could live forever and love and appreciate each other and just evil people die

[@cookalotg434]

Jen.......We can all have eternal life if you believe in the son of God. And if you have been born again. John 3:16.

[@beverlytarr4221]

Did you notice that several minutes later he scanned across that dress and the wig was gone

[@Regina0964]

@@beverlytarr4221 the dress was still hanging on the door but the wig fell on the ground.. it's not a ghost...lol

[@michellenason9501]

@@beverlytarr4221 That was weird & it was on the hanger thing pretty good I can’t see how it would just fall . Very strange!

[@kennethbarker852]

great video to watch thank you take care keep safe

[@cathyswaney9561]

Frustrating after seeing all this gorgeous stuff, to no know what happened here. Love the way your commentary goes and the respect you show. Loved it

[@cecoya]

The furniture is amazing and the old antiques are just wonderful. I looked up pigeon milker and I can say that I would not eat anything that they made. That was wild with all the home canned goods still being there and still stacked up there like they were coming right back. Who pays the electric bill like that? Great explore Dave Stay safe and take care

[@karenevans2747]

Great place. You do seem to always find the dolls. That one eyed doll did win the prize as the creepiest.

[@evalynn7005]

Thinking it may have been left behind because family members can't bear to go through parent's belongings and memories. Easier to shut the door and leave.

[@judithhstevens126]

Yes but there are agencies etc that can do it for them or donate to the city they can get rid of it etc

[@carolinejamison1380]

Makes me sick when I see the trashing of a great family home like this. Really enjoyed the video.

[@belleange590]

In Belgium - part of the electric is free up to a certain amount. The only reason this would happen is there has been a fatal accident for the owners. If no one is left like a child then the home will sit unattended. Sad. We know how you and ghosties get along. The home was someone's pride and joy. It is beautiful. Unfortunately mold has started. Some of the rooms have been trashed. Seems they traveled a lot and collected a lot from those travels. Quite a few older women will wear wigs as their hair has thinned out. That pantry is WILD!

[@homeatnumberninetyfive]

I just really do appreciate and love how respectful you are of their homes. I know you are entering without their know (I mean.. they did abandon it!) but you treat it with such respect and I really really do admire you for that. Thank you!!

[@lisabottorff873]

It may be abandoned but it also looks like it has been ransacked.

[@melontwist9140]

Sadly this could have been a Belgium terror strategy

[@madmoose3796]

it does not look likee its been ransacked its proberly they way thee owners left it them selfs

[@pattihainline1573]

@@michelethorpe8475 possibly because there's a few cobwebs but not much dust! 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@pamdeppe4068]

Whoever ransacked that house at least didn't leave it a mess

[@yvonnetalamantes3854]

Well if you go upstairs there was just so much stuff, it's a shame to see a house vandalize and everything thrown all over, but she had a beautiful house and again it's deteriorating especially outside! ☹️

[@blanning2058]

This couldn't have came at a better time!! Loving the new intro!! Ok now off to watch the rest! Will comment more after I'm done! 💜

[@lindawasion5944]

Great intro to your vlog, y'all pick the saddest places, I sit and watch and look at all the things and wonder what kind of life they lived. Keep up the great work I love your adventures 🇺🇸

[@blanning2058]

If you think this place is sad you should check out this video! I cried like a baby watching it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hH-uo52NbJuiers

[@lindawasion5944]

@@blanning2058 I'l watch it and let you know what I thinl

[@shapumawildcat]

just a tad of info on, *milking a pigeon* Crop milk is a secretion from the lining of the crop of parent birds that is regurgitated to young birds. It is found among all pigeons and doves where it is referred to as pigeon milk. Pigeon milk is a fantastically wholesome food and squabs reared entirely on this diet show a phenomenal postnatal growth rate. It is, however, not produced in great quantities by the parent birds, which is thought to be the reason why usually only two eggs are laid.,, In order to explore the benefits of pigeon milk on the young, researchers fed the milk to baby chickens to see how they benefited from it. They found that after 7 days, the milk-fed chickens were around 12.5% heavier than the non-milk-fed control group and were also expressing different genes in the gut associated lyphoid tissue (where the immune system and the gut come into contact). Milk fed chickens had a much greater expression of the immunoglobulin IgA than the non milk fed, as shown in the graph below: As well as affecting the immune system, feeding pigeon milk to the chickens also changed the composition of bacteria within the chicken cecum (a part of the gut). Pigeon milk fed chickens had a much greater bacterial diversity, at both phylum and genus levels. Unsurprisingly, milk fed chickens contained bacteria found within the pigeon milk (originally produced to go inside little pigeons) although not all of the bacteria present in pigeon milk had managed to survive in the chickens.

[@greyeaglem]

I was reading an old menu from a supper club that had milk fed chicken listed. I thought it was chicken given cow's milk, but after reading this, maybe this was what they meant by milk fed.

[@lauraferguson2494]

@@greyeaglem no you are right milk fed chicken is chickens that are fed cow's milk as part of their diet. By Rhea poultry and is an old-fashioned way to rear Birds I have used this method on turkeys and the growth and and taste of the birds ar amazing.

[@greyeaglem]

@@lauraferguson2494 Thanks very much for the info. As a career chef, I have a strong interest in food history. I love to read old menus and often come across dishes that were once very popular but that I have never heard of. I saw the milk chicken on a menu from the '40s or '50s. The menu was from a mob owned gambling club called the Beverly Hills Country Club in Kentucky. It closed in the '60s and reopened in the '70s as the Beverly Hills Supper Club. It was a huge place that had a big show room and booked top starts to perform there. It was the site of a deadly fire in 1977, killing well over 100 people.

[@sarahblack1632]

I think the house is beautiful. Somehow the large living room/dining room is still very cozy. Great explore.

[@mandireardon1501]

Its like a time capaule. It's amazing the table is set like their getting ready for a meal.

[@annsmith4739]

Omg Dave what a beautiful home ,your so right it does take a life time to collect all your home around you ,an once again you can’t take a thing with you when you pass.loved this home ,god bless them where ever they are .Great find as always stay well an safe lv Ann uk xx

[@urbanrot]

The new intro is pretty cool, new camera too? Looks even more clearer than they was before

[@sheilaghmartin7647]

Wow loving new intro, new vid brilliant !!!! 😃

[@lucindaevans8141]

Lp pop lllzpp0

[@sayyadahmariamfatemah1134]

💯

[@michaelwinn2896]

@@sheilaghmartin7647 .. Zar. O

[@kimdixon9680]

Is it only me who has to watch these vids a couple of times as daves voice is so soothing he makes u sleep thankyou dave lol i do watch the whole vid a few days later lol brilliant video x

[@randiewasserman8831]

Wonderful new intro . Your tours are very respectful and full of insight. Here in America property owners must pay real estate taxes, yearly. If not paid the government puts a lien on your property, and can auction it off. How are these houses not claimed by the government , and left for dozens of years with all the property intact.??? Btw I have seen antique furniture, paintings, books and other household items worth a fortune in some of these houses. Left to rot... I don’t understand this at all . Please explain. Don’t people in Europe understand the value of these items.?

[@beyondgreen9772]

I have the same concern.

[@dianahemmingsdh]

@@beyondgreen9772 Im pretty sure in UK the place would be ransacked. I dont know what the law is about houses left like this.

[@AliceShinya]

Im from belgium. Theres a special tax you can pay for empty houses and let it rot lol 😂

[@suzannebirkholz8757]

After exploring the living room and dining room I did not expect to see all the clutter and piles upstairs. Just unbelievable that all the personal effects, pics etc. just left. This was a very interesting explore, thanks for taking me along.

[@livingauthenticallyonmyownterm]

Loveee your new intro !!! It’s so sad to see everything left behind. Thank you for the respect you show when you go into each house. That’s the way everyone needs to be. Be well. Love you loads !!! 🔆💕🕊

[@michellegouda3170]

Love the old houses.

[@lottiec5508]

Love the start of the video with the music 👍lovely house ,so strange as some of the rooms look like they had just poped out and would be back, haunting. Feel very spoilt after the live yesterday and now an amazing video too. Thanks stay safe xxxx

[@rubyrae7455]

I love the way people have been in before and have not done any damage just done their thing like yourselves loads of respect great video ty. Looks like family have ransacked looking for cash but pics they left so sad

[@hatcher1913]

Dave when I see these messy houses I just want to get in there and clean,clean,clean 😂😂

[@marionhall2084]

LOVE LOVE LOVE 💘 the new intro! That lounge and dining room area looks as if someone has just popped out. I was going to say someone must still be dusting until you pointed out the cobwebs on the back of the sofa. Its so sad to see these houses where the family seem to have just up and left without taking any of there memories. Thank you for sharing AWE and keep them coming as I miss your videos. 😁

[@joannewaterhouse183]

Loveing the new intro and so sad story but a fantastic time capsule and not to forget ducky sat on the oven waiting for her tea thanks for taking us all along with you 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 x

[@theseamstress6315]

I love seeing all the antiques especially that treadle sewing machine, wish we could of got a better look at it. Belgium pays for a small amount of electricity , even after they have passed. She canned the food with the wrong lids.

[@greyeaglem]

I noticed the lids too.

[@margyb7469]

Seemed to work for her

[@Agenthoover1]

That thing on the wall in the bathroom is a retractable washing line.... there is normally a hook on the opposite wall..... extend it, hook it on.... you have a washing line .... they actually still sell them on Amazon.... :), had one in a small flat i once had and it was actually pretty handy.

[@juanitapoteet9365]

The portraits and pictures have been moved around on the walls.

[@clairesims7275]

Love the intro, that house would of been alive and busy and just amazing. Such a shame to see it all left behind. It beggars belief but what a fantastic explore 🌹

[@mjlvnv]

It really is a lovely home filled with so many beautiful things. You can tell they really loved their home. I hope another family moves in to take care of it before it all deteriorates

[@lindamiller8952]

I always appreciate the respect and reverence you show for the memories left behind. And for their privacy even tho they are gone. And the music is always so beautiful. Thank you for sharing these people's lives with us.

[@dlodge4966]

They don’t pay for electricity there. If I remember right from another explorer she did stuff with birds...Bros of decay did this home as well...

[@rojiblancoverde]

Do remember how they called their video?

[@dlodge4966]

@@rojiblancoverde no I sure don’t sorry it’s been a while back

[@rojiblancoverde]

@@dlodge4966 it's ok. I will look for it. I don't remember this house

[@dlodge4966]

@@rojiblancoverde all the bird trophies reminded me and she was quite beautiful in her early pictures

[@mariegosnell8906]

Maybe they died and had no kids or family

[@judydelisle5290]

There are lots of photos...they had family.

[@carolweaver3269]

This happens too, as you have explained. So perhaps it was not placed into anyone's name many years ahead, so when they passed, others they trusted would be able to take it over, or sell it, and either keep or clean the home out. In some places the government will auction the house and all contents off, If they finally get to it, and not too late) Otherwise, it is left like this until it will deteriorate. This looks like the owners were very Christian and loved their Lord very much, They were a bit strict but loving and kind. They had money but evidently were some conservative in their views of life and how people live. This is how it looks to me anyway,

[@margaretsterling3505]

I wish it was left to me. I would take good care of it. Why do they leave it to rot when there so many people homeless. So sad.

[@BreannaMcFerrin]

Someone’s still paying the bills so they still have family alive. Most likely the kids couldn’t decide what to do with it and it’s just sitting to ruin.

[@margyb7469]

@@judydelisle5290 It's not unusual for children to die before parents. If the parents ended up in aged care an a still alive then they still own the home, wills only are active on death. Grand children, if any, may have moved overseas. Many reasons why the house has been left. Don't be to quick to judge.

[@cookalotg434]

If the power is still on then someone is paying the power bill. The power company would know who it is. So many things could have happened to these people They may have been planning to come back but was in an accident and no one knew who they were. Maybe didn't survive. Or maybe they committed a crime and had to leave in a BIG hurry not time to grab anything. Or they could have gone down with a ship or plane. So many things could have taken place. How long were they gone from their house? Seems a terrible shame that everything was left like that. So many memories. If they had relatives you would think someone would know something about them. And maybe they are just on an extended trip and plan to come back. ??????? A mystery indeed but those lights being on someone is paying the bill !! 8

[@christinesbetterknitting4533]

In Belgium in particular, a little power and water is left on in every home, even of abandoned, fir the benefit of anyone eho needs to take shelter for a while. It is a little social charity.

[@janeyd5280]

@@christinesbetterknitting4533 lovely gesture.x

[@Storiesbykim]

This video is a great amazing treat. I love the new start, brilliant. It's such a shame that someone has trashed the rooms, so sad to see. But I definitely hope that something can be done so it doesn't get taken away by nature. That really would be so sad. I can believe you went in the loft, only held there by rope omg. My heart was a my mouth so scary.

[@pizzathefox8809]

Gorgeous house! Sad to think of what happened to the residents tho.

[@powerbookg4apple]

It’s very clean not much dust like the usual abandoned homes we see

[@johncarold]

But I did enjoy the video and I do like your shows, I'm from the US and I can find someone who knows what happened ? The only other thing is that someone should be able to start a business that resells most of old furniture and fireplaces or anything that is left to rott in some of the places you visit.

[@heathermcconnell6816]

Lved this video! I can't believe the mess but the living room looked cared for. Love the giant bedroom too. Lots of spooky stuff hapoening in there.

[@geraldinedoherty3123]

Think the lady started to hoard stuff..bless her xx

[@cristinhopkins2748]

This house is most definitely a fantastic find! Wow! It is rather sad when you think about those that lived there, however having an opportunity to explore it is amazing!

[@djcranium1210]

Why are the pictures out of place and like someone has replaced them or moved everything because you can see the Marks on the wall .

[@felicialewis860]

Someone photographed the house seems they rearranged everything to help make the photographs better looking.

[@QueenNoTeetha151]

How has nobody stolen their stuff? Is it some kind of really nice area?

[@patrickverschuere7578]

Pigeonmilker, That is someone who practices pigeon sport, that is raising pigeons for long flights where you can win prizes (this is typically Belgian) so that's not literally milking a pigeon ;)

[@craigyeomans7221]

Really enjoy you're videos mate. Was wondering what happened to the wine glasses that had wine in them when you first went in the house? They seemed to have disappeared when you went back in. Keep up the good work

[@grazinaneniute2]

Wig just disappeared from wardrobe and latter I seen it again...so spooky :D

[@nightly-storm]

Yea I noticed that as well 🤔

[@Marek1991]

And it was back there when he left the room.

[@angelapietras1235]

I think she had several wigs.The one on the wardrobe door probably fell down in the wardrobe.

[@oranges37]

19:36 wine glasses have been removed? 17:03 who was ringing the bell? Great vid as always!..❤

[@marklittler784]

Well elderly couples don't usually live long after the other one.

[@imeegammad5046]

I dont know but whenever you uploaded new video cant help but totally in awe of what you are showing to us ,been subscriber since last year and o really thank you gor all you do ,you always put me back on time ...lots of love

[@donnababi5767]

Yes...I always love the music that you choose...goes so well with the videos.. You feel the emotions..the sorrow..the loss...pain...and yet strength at the sametime... thank you for always bringing your best...stay safe..your fans adore you...❤🙏🌟

[@bunny-waimirirangiskipwith8057]

What a lovely clean home, amongst things scattered. Furniture looks immaculate too. Love old furniture. Antique. Its really sad all those memories left behind. Awesome video. Thanks for sharing😊

[@nikiniki6407]

Loving the new intro Dave. Another amazing video. Beautiful house but found it a little freaky what with the weird mannequin heads. The dress and wig very Norman bates!!! Love how respectful you always are picking things up etc. Can’t wait for your next adventure stay safe. 😘 x

[@christinebiada1292]

Anytime you guys go into a pantry or open a fridge I cringe - the smell of rotten food. I often wonder bad some of these places smell after being abandoned for so long. I love European antique furniture. Thanks for sharing- Ohio, U.S.

[@shereerichmond4833]

Im wondering if the parents died and the kids just locked it up and left.. Its cool but sad..😔

[@fransvantolhuysen2560]

Or the kids are dead as well

[@shereerichmond4833]

@@fransvantolhuysen2560 O thats so sad..😔

[@margyb7469]

@@fransvantolhuysen2560 sorry to hear that

[@sarahjennings5036]

Love the new intro. Got excited when the notification came up for it feels like so long since the last one. Love the video.... Good luck with the Op Dave...... stay safe xx

[@zalindan.6350]

What a charming home but why the trashed rooms? The crosses above the doors are to bless all that enter or leave. 😉

[@SueGirling68]

Hi Dave, at 17:03 after you said there was "dark looking stuff in this place", then I could hear a bell ringing, like an alarm clock alarm ringing, weird. Amazing how much we collect throughout our lives, apparently pigeon milking is a real thing, who on earth thought up that one 😂🤔. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx💖

[@maggi666]

What a lovely surprise to find your new vid this morning. Beautiful as you entered and then the rest looked like it had been ransacked. I wonder if kindly neighbours went in and cleaned up those two perfect rooms! Lovely intro too!

[@lindamcmahon3577]

That doll is sick weird, where r the family strange u would think someone would want some stuff and everything is in good condition really sad. Always enjoy your exploring keep up the good work. From very wet and windy Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 thank you

[@tammybaker6635]

At 19:02-6, if you didnt bump it with your head, the mini chandelier had only 1 of the crystals moving! Paranormal activity? Lights flicker, something thrown......something bad happened here. And it's so weird that some rooms are pristine, others hoarder looking. Makes me wonder how many people have gone before you..... Thanks for taking me along!

[@evf251]

How can you tell a property is actually abandoned? What if you're wandering through someone's home and they may be on an extended holiday, in hospital etc.? You can't assume based on appearance. Someone may be a hoarder or not have the funds to properly fix up their property. Just curious how you find out about locations of abandoned areas. No criticism just curiosity. Love the show.

[@fatemhalkayed6483]

The drink still not evaporated,the location abandoned for less than month or maybe the area is freezing 🥶

[@satangirl33]

Absolutely awesome intro! Perfection...to be honest all your videos are! Another winner! Well done ✅☺️👍💯👍👍👍💕💕💕

[@samandjennysambrook]

The living room is still mint.. But the rest is in decay.. Amazing place dave.. Great professional intro too. 👍🏡💕

[@eddiemethot8925]

I had the most unusual dream last night,I was staying with Dave and his family and we were supposed to go on an explore somewhere but his Dad had serious reservations and suggested we stay in and play backgammon.We ended up sneaking out and going to the Cooper Arms for some drinks and watching Peaky Blinders on the telly.

[@karenwright4587]

Yes loved the intro i found the house interesting two very tidy rooms all the rest trashed loved the video thanks for sharing keep safe my friend luv to you x

[@rbnmullane]

Wow this was my first time watching. I love it. Would love to know the history behind the family that would be great. New sub

[@carolinebrown8965]

When a spirit tells you you're trespassing, pay attention 👻😖

[@honorparcz3382]

Hahaha..

[@arleastenberg8739]

I do family trees. These homes are so sad to me. And the pictures. Was there no one to care about the family or history? Or the accomplishments? I cannot fathom not loving your family history, good or bad, usually difficult.

[@meishuhaglund3560]

i just wonder..where are the dust ?? in this abounded house. in the beginning off filmimg it was so clean .

[@nightly-storm]

It's definitely been dusted

[@vhughes7955]

Here from GA! Not sure how anyone in their right mind could dislike this video! Keep up the good work! Jill

[@nicolawoodcock5888]

Have you ever had someone say this is/was our home? Or a family member? I love your vids 😊❤️ x

[@AWE83]

Not yet I havent and thank u x

[@KK-hq8jd]

So amazing, just absolutely Love watching you poke thru, its like a little walk thru grannies house with a camera, while it is sad...there is Such Beauty in the still live~ness to them All.... just lovely Thank You again

[@cr85lupe]

Beautiful home

[@vegaswoman7020]

That is some BEAUTIFUL furniture. I love antiques. I see beautiful pieces in that home. God Bless them.

[@judyhenderson8129]

The doll looks demonic. 😳

[@judithclarkson3177]

Love how you respect ever place you explore. How you always leave things as you find them.

[@dessysmith2514]

Who drank the wine from the glasses on the dining table while you were there? Or am I mistaken? Woooooooo👻👻👻👻

[@blanning2058]

I kinda fell asleep while watching earlier, oops! It's just so calming to me watching your videos. The vases throughout the house were so pretty and appeared to be in pristine condition, I wish I had a couple of them! 21:35 I see poppy on top of the oven. That was a great hiding spot! I love the light at the scene transitions. Just when I think your videos cant get any better, they do!! You never cease to amaze me, Dave! Thank you for everything you put into these videos, I truly appreciate it and I know everyone else does as well. 💜

[@mylondonlifee]

So many incredible heirlooms, l noticed that there was a glass with half drink but when again saw on the dining table it was empty 😱😱

[@pattyyoung2103]

Maybe the ghost drank it HA Ha

[@mylondonlifee]

@@pattyyoung2103 🤫🤫

[@marymcdonald3778]

I saw who was sitting atop of the oven. Beautiful chandeliers, furniture & art.

[@elainebell2461]

So haunting the opening credits

[@amystrait453]

View master is what we call it. They have been around forever! I have my mominlaws from when she was little and she would be 93. Awesome video! I don’t get how people just leave things, so strange.

[@stevebaker9709]

If someone had got into that house and ransacked some of the upstairs rooms why did they leave gold rings on the table down stairs

[@luciedey-coughlin337]

hasn't been ransacked.Sometimes when people get dementure or depressed,they let some rooms go and use em for storage and it gets outta control

[@AliceShinya]

I think the owners were hoarders