EXPLORING A FORGOTTEN HOUSE 20 YEARS ABANDONED (everything left behind including cars)

[@sonicgb]

Thank you for being open about your depression and for using your platform to help fight the stigma of mental health issues. I work in the mental health field and many of my patients reach out for help because they have heard someone in media talking about similar mental health issues. You make a positive difference by talking about this. Thank you 🙏

[@donaldrobinson6069]

This one of your best explores you have done to date. well worth watching guys.

[@vloggingwithnina273]

Depression gets to a lot of good people. Remember you are loved and you make a difference in people's lives. Personally in mine, I just recently found your channel. I've been laid up in bed for about a week now in pain. I battle depression myself and your videos have helped me escape the confines of my bed and you take to these abandoned buildings with you. Thank-you for that. There is always better days to come. I'm waiting on mine. Until then, I have your videos to help me through and if you ever need someone to talk to, I'm here for you as I am sure many of your fans are. Love you to.

[@tattooedprincess256]

I totally agree ❤️

[@marciatrapuzzano8742]

Nature and the chirping and singing of the birds as you try to find an entrance o to the house is amazing! I love this adventures!

[@kennethbarker852]

great video to watch thanks

[@ElektronikaGirl]

Love the sounds of the birds about 8 min in, you guys have the most beautiful scenery over there!

[@katfain9144]

Wow, you found a house made from mother earth and she's taking it back. Proud of you wearing the mask. I can hear you pretty good. Loved this abandon. Love and Peace always, Kat

[@tangie777uk]

Fantastic video as always, very sad that this beautiful old cottage has ended up so forgotten. Thought it was weird that the windows were left open. That would have been such a lovely place to live, lovely and quiet and peaceful. Such a shame that everything went wrong. Thank you for such a great explore.

[@sharronaustin2769]

I see Dave n Mark are back exploring together again. And the videos are nice and bright b/c of your lights....Thats great!

[@susiebaker1188]

unique and brilliant video gentleman,as always you are respectful of the property and the items left behind and always seem to discover such interesting subjects.you made me laugh with your hilarious comments.thank you for this channel its from your hearts and no hype.look forward to your next adventure.keep safe and take care.

[@lisaleigh07]

Ive never seen such a cottage, how COOL. Its too bad the family didn't take care of it, can you imagine if the inside had been preserved and the bushes kept back so you could see the house....Straight out of a novel....beautiful. Thank you Dave!

[@felicialewis860]

This video was the most in-depth look I've ever seen of someone's life according to what they have left behind,and sad even.Thank you for caring,GREAT VIDEO.

[@helengrunow5094]

Great video to end my evening with,thanks for another cool explore guys. Cheers!

[@janepowell376]

Fascinating, I LOVE the birdsong outside.

[@katlhp957]

So glad to see you and Mark exploring. You make the best team. The cottage was definitely something I've never seen before. The way it was constructed and even though 20 years is a long time, nature seems to be erasing it from existence. Yet the story is still inside those walls for now. I do hate to see photos left but I love what they bring to the exploration. Be safe guys, can't wait for your next video!

[@Nima-to3ls]

38:17 Sorry to hear that, Dave... 🙏🏻 Stay strong, love your videos, you and Mark make quite a team!

[@charlesmccrea4197]

THAT WAS CRAZY BUT A FANTASTIC SHOW .GOOD GOING GUYS. WAIT TILL THE NEXT 1.

[@sharonmiller8132]

Wow, that was one mess of a house. I really loved hearing all the birds, brought back memories of my childhood. I hope you two got through the nettles ok and didn't bring back too many nettle seeds with you Lol, as you may be seeing nettles spring up around your place. Thanks again for the cool adventure.

[@joannebailey6552]

I also love your and Mark's banter with each other during your explores! That toothpicks package? We still have them packaged the same here in Canada.

[@DianeSmith67]

Marks giggle is hilarious, every time he does it i cant help but crack up lol, you two work great together, for those of us that get to see through your eyes, thank you ! for all you do, always be safe

[@shewho333]

You have a kind heart. Thank you! 🙏 ❤️

[@srevero1]

Before and after photos have such an emotional impact, when coupled with the present. It gives an awareness and new life to the explore.

[@sharronaustin2769]

Suzanne Revero Yes I also like the way they share their personal perspectives

[@shanmick76]

The walls look like they are made from “wattle and daub”. (Cow dung and straw) At a guess I think it would have been built in the 1600’s my daughter lives in an a farmhouse that was built in and around the same century and some of walls are made from wattle and daub. The walls are extremely thick as were built to last, even more though Mother Nature has taken over. Brilliant explore!

[@AWE83]

Oh brilliant thank u for the help

[@dewithistle910]

This is around the timing i was thinking it was built too, and for the exact same reasons. It just makes it even more heartbreaking that such an ancient building has just been allowed to rot. Truly tragic!

[@janeking6782]

This is the best explore I've ever seen. Thank you for all of your efforts and your passion for what you do. Amazing..please keep up the amazing work that you do..Love and peace to you.

[@angelamorgillo6973]

Dewi Thistle in

[@rosaliebarry5995]

I love his old cottage! Sad that the family didn’t value the photos to keep them.

[@rhiannonmorgan3462]

Brilliant find! What a great duo you both make! Still love you the best Dave ❤️

[@annetaylor7496]

It's so,so good to see you guys,always love seeing Mark....there is something beautiful about your videos Dave,just keep making them please,a few spooky ones at night wouldnt go astray😉👍.....take care out there❤❤

[@kimmollitor6809]

I'm addicted...love seeing your finds...too bad the virus has you grounded...looking forward to more videos...

[@rebeccam401]

These are my favourites, with you and Mark! Working my way from the very first video up.... the best explorer out there by far. Watching your videos has saved my sanity though this pandemic.

[@Hairnicks]

Another interesting explore, thanks David.

[@tracywilliams508]

Enjoy watching amazing what ppl leave behind keep up good work.😊

[@jamesturner9028]

Fantastic love your videos great guys look forward to your new videos thanks for posting them

[@rachelbowskill4165]

I absolutely love you guys so much. Got so much respect for how you explore forgotten and abandoned buildings. I always watch your old uploads as well xx

[@hanc838]

Looking forward to watching this, just from the intro it looks awesome, thank you Also thank you for not sugar coating depression, I also fight the same fight daily.

[@AWE83]

Yeah I hate talking about as well just I felt bad mentioning it. Sorry

[@keithng9853]

@@AWE83 glad that you talked about it, you are not alone, me too suffering the same. Just a word of caution.. Hope that you don't mind, if you felt specially low on certain days, please refrain from doing anything to do with communicate with the "other side" no ouija board, EVP and so on... Please don't do it. Because in those days you are particularly weak... Doing those things in those times, you will be easily attack. Just a word of caution.

[@fionanelson614]

Abandoned World Explorer You shouldn’t feel bad mentioning it. It’s not something you’ve chosen. I can empathize. Your videos really cheer me up. I am a British ex pat who had lived in the US for nearly 16 years. Your great videos bring me a daily touch of home. Many thanks. I love your personality and enthusiasm. xx

[@deborahrohl7690]

@@AWE83 don't b sorry for talking about it there's a lot of people who suffer with depression and anxiety I do to and while some people don't like it more will support u because its so common sadly that if they don't themselves most will know of someone who does

[@sandiscuriousthings]

That was scary...I can't believe you went upstairs!! I'm surprised you didn't fall through! Lol on the naked calendar 😂

[@michellesebold4517]

You guys are sooooo funny! I love listening to you talk to each other. The video is fantastic!! Great job showing the outside. It's cool to see what plants other countries have.

[@spongebobsqueeze]

Love your video’s. You always make it interesting.👍🏻

[@dianeburger7401]

Enjoyed this lost house video. Keep up the good work and keep fighting the good fight. You are Not alone it’s the daily struggle. Killer flashlight. Peace

[@toddmetzger]

Wow what a cool place. If those walls could talk, I wonder what stories they would share. So difficult to put a date on when the place was built. I know there was a small movement in the 70's to go back to the naturalistic building materials (thatch, with mud and straw daubing). The main beam holding that house up is massive. It is even possible it could date back to the 1700s or earlier if kept patched and the roof re-thatched it could last hundreds of years.

[@WollongongSkyWatch]

Amazing stuff! So much love went into building this home. I hope the family went willingly. Thankf sor documenting and sharing torch link / discount. Very cool!

[@sharonlegnon427]

Nature is about to take back the house. Love hearing the birds. I love the beams in the walls. I think that house was trashed.

[@sharronaustin2769]

Sharon Legnon

[@MsCripplex]

I love this old house, they really know how to make things that way! They use allot of these same types of building techniques all over the world! Stay safe, from Vermont in n the USA!

[@susanross6591]

Hey Marcy Ryan, I'm here in VT. also. Funny I read the comments and saw yours. Normally I don't read them. Guess I was suppose to today.

[@teresh9194]

I absolutely love your video's. You are amazing. Be strong and keep going with your passion in your hobby. Love your voice.

[@Jollyjilly58]

Always enjoy you and mark . Always respectful and caring of the places you visit. Thanks for you hard work so people like me can see these places 😁

[@LSK77_]

Hehe the Ateam I do love seeing you two exploring ❤️ THANKYOU as always much love x

[@beverleystone1102]

Thank you both Dave and Mark the dinamic duo. Fantastic find. Dave love your accent. Your both goof fun. The house almost gone forgotten. As you see from the gate no one would know its existence. Wonder when the last letter was delivered. Or the door closed by family for last time. Someone really liked the marmite. Very brave to attempt the upstairs, but was worth it. Keep safe both. Best wishes beverley stone Devon.

[@stephencleaves]

Only recently discovered your channel, but love how you have great respect for the properties you explore and without the bad language ! You both make a great team, love the banter between you both, keep up the brilliant work and explores.

[@karaharrod3232]

Love your explores, so very happy when I see you have a new upload 🤪 especially love seeing you share your enthusiasm with mark!! You two have great banter, would love to see a tv series with you cheeky lads 🤞 Great work once again, come explore Australia one day 😘

[@AWE83]

Yeah trying really hard to get a TV thing going thank u so much

[@AWE83]

Defo love to come oz need to choose a area to go to

[@amanda-janeweir2070]

I loved this video , I'd love to try and piece together the whole story of the lives that it was once home to. I bet all the info is there. I bet he was a proper character. great video guys.

[@beverlyandrews7164]

Great video you and Mark make a great team.

[@karenshawn8406]

wow those cars are fantastic to see. That huge fireplace in the room with the door. oh it was huge. those stairs look awful dangerous. rotted and falling apart. be careful !!!!!!love the beams in the ceiling. those pictures are interesting. I just love those kind of windows that open like that. the history was very interesting and a good video. I enjoyed this one bring us some more.

[@joannebailey6552]

Great video! Could have used one of those torches years back finding way to the outhouse up at the cottage. Darkness has a strange way of changing the length of your journey!

[@jasonlw76latrobe]

I hear you on depression. I suffer from bipolar and PTSD. It's not easy. Meditation helps and talking. Plus big hug. Big hugs from me. Love what you guys do. Hugs...

[@AWE83]

Amazing keep your chin up bro

[@elaineBolding6894]

Wow, that was insane. Totally overgrown.

[@otiliaayala8725]

Watching from Independence, Missouri. USA you guys sound so cool. I love the way you talk! How do you guys find these amazing homes? Keep it up guys.

[@ND1966p]

Sad that you suffer from depression, you seem such a decent person.. you’ve got great ethics.. I really like your vids, new sub here..

[@AWE83]

Thank u so much

[@ND1966p]

Abandoned World Explorer sending you a virtual ‘mates’ hug 🤗

[@SugarplumFairy01]

A lot of people suffer from depression! My husband got so bad he didn't leave the house for 3 years except for Dr. Visits! Finally his dr. fought for him with his insurance to pay for a genetic test to determine the correct meds to be on! Now he is a different man a whole man with joy & happiness! It is so wonderful! God Bless y'all!

[@misssparky5574]

@@AWE83 another brilliant video Dave and mark you are great together. Why doesn't mark wear masks? Really loved hearing the different bird song as I,ve not heard it for a long time. Both of you take care and keep them coming.

[@annehill8929]

I’m a decent person and I suffer from depression. Decent has nothing to do with it. It is medical and treatable. Nothing to be ashamed of.

[@rhonaforrest8122]

Love all your old videos watching them again xxx

[@jamesgould28]

Poppers!! 🤪 Takes me back to my rave days! Great video lads. 👍🏻

[@elsiebrandso5847]

I always admired your video as you’re among few best on the field , you always show respect to other people property you’re very genuine. Cheers keep doing what you do best cheers from NT Australia .

[@skyedouglas6125]

Another great explore, I only found your channel a few weeks ago and I'm working my way back through your older vid's and playlists; as Im really enjoying your contenting and how you shoot each location. I think you are gorgeous, Im lovin your styled your narration through the explore. Keep up thereat work and I'm looking forward to your next upload. I'm from Australia to and agree with Kate you should come and play with us in Australia

[@rosiegill577]

You and Mark are the best....keep up the good work!

[@kennethgardner3310]

Great little explore..thank u lads..

[@Supersamb091]

Amazing video dave ❤️ xx

[@hahomy]

Great video Dave well done 👍 keep up the good work xx

[@darrenwilkins7670]

Great video👍..The 205 is a 1.4 Xs..Quite rare now..Sort of The model below The 1.6 Gti..

[@a.j.m.4057]

🌻 Wow, Anntie...AMAZING clip..!! Love how you pick nd choose who too recognize w/lil' kissie face too!! Soo.. Awesome mate!! 😘 👄 🐺 💪

[@bevolson7619]

Love the birds. They are happy.. reminds me of dust to dust... nothing lasts in this world.

[@sgriffin9960]

Seriously cool. Love that you found pics to compare then and now. 💜

[@lilrip2691]

Never seen an English thatch cottage before. Amazing craftsmanship and it seems to have held up well after all these years in such a damp environment. Love the walls upstairs showing the exposed tree limbs. Wonder what year it was built. - Thanks for sharing!

[@jenxx8697]

Love hearing the birds sing x

[@karmicpopcorn6440]

Fascinating how those houses were built. 20 years with a thatched roof, those last a long time huh? I would have expected the entire upper floor to be gone.

[@milels6917]

Love the sound of the birds bringing beauty in to such ugliness and decay Don’t dwell on such things lads because it can make you depressed 🌹🐣🐦🐥

[@priscilladiefenderfer9239]

Long night at the station.. sorry if I'm bothering you. These have me stunned, too. Those cars would never be sitting there, falling to bits, if they were in the States. They would have been popped into neutral and quietly rolled into a flatbed. For that matter, the a**holes over here would have stolen the marmite jars!

[@stevenbillington5419]

Amazing site, historical and out of time. thank you!

[@mareefitzgerald4528]

You and Mark are such a good team together love watching you both from Aussie

[@JamieM470]

It's sad that no family was around to save all those irreplaceable old photos. Can't tell if the place was trashed by vandals or animals, or just decay and weather. They sure owned tons of clutter and pictures of naked men! Really interesting the way that house was built. Also interesting paperwork you found--so glad it explained what happened. Great explore!

[@GrampaDisrespect]

Having the "photo" as a comparison totally sold this video is "Super Cool"!

[@urbexabandoneduk6134]

That wasnt the cottage in the photo at all... I live near here and that never looked like that! I'll post my comment and the history once I have finished watching it 🤦‍♂️

[@GrampaDisrespect]

@@urbexabandoneduk6134 Outstanding, thanks for this news!

[@urbexabandoneduk6134]

Posted 👌🏼

[@oranges37]

Another excellent video...stay safe guys...there was no falling in ditches this time 💙

[@leenobody3249]

I am rewatching all your explores for what must be the tenth time 😀👍

[@lisajillmader584]

I've never seen such decay before. Amazing video guys

[@butch907]

excellent stuff great pair of lads

[@stonemagic540]

very cool flashlight !!!

[@h.j2141]

Ok, a place like that, I see no reason to NOT take anything cool that could be salvaged. I wouldn’t think it’s disrespectful to do so. Other places , yes, but this place is completely and utterly abandoned for 25 years.

[@FeydaWeye]

Where do you draw the line though? Maybe salvage something outside, on the ground.

[@chubbyroyston3880]

He abides by urbex code, once you break it you lose respect

[@lianadolan6734]

Loved this video, braver then I walking on that upstairs tho 😳 love how u have so many UK places I've not seen by anyone else

[@michellehabets4568]

That was so cool to see. All those old stuff. I really like that. 😊 Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@PaigeBrown93]

Loving These Videos I Just Subscribed 😁

[@janetskene3413]

The intro music was perfect for this particular explore.

[@shirleycoles3652]

They did love their marmite !!! 5 bottles and one Bovril !!

[@vincenzolee6576]

You are terrific I love it when you have the history of the homes

[@Annmarie49]

Tidy little find after you battled ya way through everything ! Nice to see you with mark ,hope he's well ,but needs telling off for no mask where as you did ,no doubt that will make all your fan's very happy ,especially as ya looking n sounding a whole lot better than before, well keep on doing what ya do ,stay safe on ya travels ✌🏼️

[@holliscooper6081]

This was a very good find. You really were able to capture a sad history of the people who lived there. So many explorations, while they can be sad, give no real feel for the last inhabitants. You were able to convey a history and capture the struggles many people go through in life. Good job. Be careful, wear respirators and consider work boots to protect from nails etc.

[@heathermcconnell6816]

Oh the walls are so cool! My friend in Germany bought a house a couple years ago in Germany and the whole basement was exposed walls of mud or dung maybe and straw and huge boards. I love that!

[@tekkonblackkinkreet4927]

The walls are wattle and daub style, made with straw and mud, clay or even dung . I’d say the cottage is 19th century. Possibly earlier, maybe as far back as the 17th century.

[@angelamorgillo6973]

Hi, aren’t you afraid of these really overgrown places like getting bit by a poisonous spider or all those ticks? Eeek, scream. I’d love to go in many of your abandoned places you’ve been but this place all I think of and actually feel creepy crawlies. You guys are great. I love going in MOST of the places with you❤️👋🏻

[@michelleguest1720]

Birds are singing nicely!

[@stephnlyons8304]

I love watching these videos , being from Manhattan NYC I don't get to EVER see anything like it , some apartment building like mine are turn of the century , and for Manhattan it's kinda old. But I also lived on Long Island NY , and lived in a untouched 1776 house used by the brits in the rev war it was pretty cool and explored a lot out there as a kid. But it's nothing compared to the things you guys come across. Keep the vids coming !

[@lavenderrainbow5041]

In the cars outside, I noticed a wrapper for Lady Sarah Social Tea cookies that I am happily enjoying at the moment. (blue wrapper with red oval logo) Plastic sure does last forever! It looks untouched!

[@michelinetheobald41]

Really enjoyed looking around this cottage , its also very sad seeing these places rotten away where once there was life. Thank you both for taking us with you.loved the bird song to. Xx

[@Challenger540i]

The house has an air of tragedy about it. The poor man must have been in turmoil. Society would have rejected him totally. All very sad

[@GothicaBeauty]

Martin Meare yes i sense he was a social recluse who shunned the outside world & he lived within the torment of his mind. xXx

[@nicolarollinson4381]

15:17 Dave commented, in passing, on a poster of a naked bloke, turns the camera to a door n says, "Ok guys, this is the back entrance..." hahaha Classic. Love your style, man. Keeping it real. God bless yer

[@gracewriter]

What a shame. If taken care of this house is a historical monument. It’s shameful the local government didn’t step in to keep it intact. Love your channel just wish sometimes you would show more of the architect and woodwork, etc.. This house doesn’t have much, I’m talking about that house that had all the four poster beds. I’m not criticizing, just sad. In US you just don’t see this sort of thing-maybe in the original colonies.. I feel grateful to see my ancestral country. My heritage through your videos. Priceless. Born in US but belong to England. As a small child, like before age 7 I use to dream of England, yet no one in my family ever talked about England. Love what you are doing. When I get some cash, I’ll send it along. The work you are doing is a service to humanity as the 1% eats us alive. Maybe some day I’ll get to come home and what you do is exactly what I’d be doing. Love you all. Thanks you.

[@AWE83]

I'll promise to show more got few videos going up from already recorded but new ones I'll do better

[@AWE83]

Thank u so much means so much to me. Come and see England