Disturbing Animal Skull House | Unexploded WW2 Mortar Shells Found

[@josephbrooks6251]

Rain always adds to the atmosphere 😮

[@daleh.7711]

Military veteran here, I kept yelling "Stop touching those!" Old damp ammunition is extremely unpredictable. Awesome video, as always though.

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

my viewers would have went mad if i didn't touch them 😂 i probably wouldnt ever again though as too many people have said what your saying about the volatility of them after rusting, cheers buddy thanks for watching

[@missb7620]

What a lovely explore you can always get a feel for these place's when they were occupied.

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

yes fascinating for us hopefully people see the same when they watch

[@sueneilen4526]

Great video

[@kymkat007]

Awesome vid Ben and Eran

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

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[@lillz9998]

Ooh great explore you two , stop picking up expoding devices B 😅🤣 get him Eran 👊🏻some cool stuff ive never seen a baby chair like that and love old bottles thanks guys 💕😘

[@Theintuitivefairy]

Another banger! Erans face when Ben said he picked up the bomb! Priceless. Finley was on the edge of his seat watching his two favourite hoomans 🖤 Amazing content as per xxx

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

hahaha yea i can't get away with much lol say heyyyy to Finley for us 💛

[@L.L.R.E]

could of spent hours going through that memorabilia, great find guys 👍

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

yea i would have loved to have looked through the stuff all day! 💛

[@susangoodwin6520]

Me too

[@DistilledVoice]

Love it!! Amazing yet again!! ❤❤

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

thank you so much buddy 💛💛💛

[@angeliqueschamrel6253]

Wow, must be awesome to find unexploded missiles. And to find different collections out of jars. I'm sure that the man found all of the things he kept in those jars fascinating and wanted to share them and show it to other people aswell.

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

it was amazing to find this place as nobody else has covered it on KZbin, although i shouldn't touch things like that but i cant help myself 💣🤯

[@angeliqueschamrel6253]

@@LostAdventuresExploring aww, I would have done the same thing, curiosity can sometimes take over you. And like you said, you never know what you could find at abandoned houses.

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

@@angeliqueschamrel6253 glad your with me on that 💛

[@angeliqueschamrel6253]

@@LostAdventuresExploring 👍👌

[@zoeoshea3098]

It was an interesting house and what a strange find

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

yea built in 1899 i would have loved to have listened over the first meal that night it was first lived in

[@AFExploration]

great find that mate, 5.04 the car is listed as an 1948 Alvis TA14 which taxed and still on the road , amazingly there are images of the car on google as it is today

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

WOW no way John thats amazing it's still on the road! just shows things were made and kept much better back in the day

[@kymkat007]

The box you found was for LP’s long playing records Ben.

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

ahh lovely thanx Kym hope you are doing well 💛

[@donnasantiago5016]

I liked this explore a lot....i was on the edge of my seat the whole time! The newspaper from the moon landing was interesting. The high chair was amazing too! I wonder if the owner was a scientist of some sort. Great video! Loved it!😊

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

im so happy that you were able to get into the vibe we were sending out exploring this place 😄 the guy seemed to do animal exhibitions all over the world

[@Northernlanes]

not an anchor, it's a tool cobblers use to repair shoes

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

ah thanx man now i know 😀

[@mz3344]

As always highly entertaining, merci à vous deux:)

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

thanks very much for your support MZ 💛

[@mz3344]

@@LostAdventuresExploring not at all! you two make my day:)

[@zoeoshea3098]

"Don't touch it!" 😅 You risk your life for my entertainment. Thank you guys 😘

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

i knew you would want me touch it that's why i did 🤣😂🤣

[@susangoodwin6520]

The chair turns into a baby walker.

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

how old do you think it is?

[@susangoodwin6520]

Early 1900 edwardian.

[@MarkHossNorthwestrcclub]

That isn't an ankor, It's a Shoe last, theyre used in shoe making and repairs 🙂👌🏻

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

cheers man i really need you on explores so i don't make myself look a dummy😂

[@MarkHossNorthwestrcclub]

@LostAdventuresExploring 😄 You don't and didn't look daft mate, I can certainly see why you thought it was possibly an ankor 🙂👌🏻 A 'Last' is used by cobblers (shoe makers 👞) the different sides are used for different sizes of shoe's, they were mainly used for when shoe's needed a re-Sole, which back in the day when soles were nailed or stitched onto the leather uppers, you slid the shoe over the last, so it was inside the shoe, holding it steady so you could work on it easier 🙂👍🏻 Rarely used these days as most shoes soles are glued at factory, and if they wear through or come loose, folk just buy new, and throw their shoes away, rather than fixing or having them fixed. 🙂👍🏻

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

@@MarkHossNorthwestrcclub love it mate absolutely love it!!

[@MarkHossNorthwestrcclub]

LETS GooooO!

[@LostAdventuresExploring]

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