Exploring A Mysterious ABANDONED House Buried Deep In The Woods

[@simplepleasures620]

The lady of the house grew up during the depression as her husband. He went to war in the Korean. The lady of the home loved to entertain especially her family. She was a seamstress who made her own clothes and maybe some for her grandchildren. the man of the house passed before she did, hence most of the home was still very organized. This was a very generous lady.

[@Cake41579]

I love hearing about these sorts of things.Iike mentioned here, it’s amazing how a persons story, so significant and important, can somehow be lost to the threads of time, never to be told again. It breaks my heart to imagine that my life will someday be a distant memory just like the one witnessed here.

[@joycollier6827]

You used to watch these abandoned homes aye baby

[@noweaponsformedagainstme]

Thank you for sharing their lifetime 🙏🏾 ❤️

[@sissymurphy9620]

sad because a home needs loved or it just becomes a house

[@KB-ch8hu]

So true! Especially in the South!

[@ondreacounts2556]

Jeremy I can't help but comment about your writing skills & your narration of every video you put out. So poetic & profound, your words give emotion & feeling to the surroundings of every exploration you do & that's what sets you apart from all the others & makes your channel #1 in my eyes. Keep up the excellent work. I really loved this explore. There's something serene yet eerie about the large oak trees w/the swaying Spanish moss. It's one thing I've always loved about the deep South. I can imagine what it must've been like to rest in an old rocking chair on a back porch w/the Spanish moss swaying all around while the sun that's going down is gleaming off the waters on the Delta as the heat of the day begins to wane down & you can begin to hear the swamp life coming to life w/the sounds of the frogs, crickets, & even an occasional peacock in the distance. Well, that's just my imagination & some of its a memory of when I was down at the Nottaway plantation in White Castle, LA. 28yrs ago. It's a memory I carry w/me & hope to relive again one day. Thanks again for another excellent explore.

[@gracieg7601]

Heart breaking to me that no one cares enough to do anything with grammas things.

[@karen81681]

I totally agree👏👏👏👏👏👌

[@lucindaevans4964]

😅,v❤😊

[@CarlaDumble]

The piece you picked up looked like a sewing machine attachment, maybe a buttonholer for an old sewing machine. I remember my mother had one. I don't understand why the family/kids would leave beautiful antique furniture, like that sideboard in the dining room behind! Keep doing your videos Jeremy. I love the way you conduct them.

[@theresateegarden9147]

I thought it also was a buttonholer.

[@Christine_J]

It’s a vintage 1950’s Greist Buttonholer. Pretty cool little gadget!

[@JeremyXplores]

I don't understand that either. I've been doing this type of exploration for a while and it never ceases to amaze me how much is wasted after a house becomes abandoned. Maybe it was too difficult for the remaining family to face the task of removing the items from the house? Maybe there was no one to claim the stuff? Perhaps the property wasn't legally protected and the state took over the property upon her passing? There's so many reasons why it could happen but it's a shame nonetheless.

[@katbronxitte2995]

That refrigerator really shocked me. I expected it to be squeaky clean. Another great video Jeremy. Thanks for letting us tagalong.

[@jenmiller105]

I agree. Looks like a sewing accessory. I thought maybe a hand held sewing machine to fix quick things like zippers or hems.

[@tinan5349]

Also I love how respectful you are with peoples things. I’m sure others are not the same. It always surprises me what is left behind and not stolen by folks

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you! I look at it like touring a museum- if you must touch, be careful with the artifacts and leave nothing but footprints. The best way to keep the stories alive (especially in this case) are to preserve what's left behind.

[@theresateegarden9147]

I understand your theory but the artifacts are just wasting away. So sad that there wasn't at least someone that could have sold the items off to others who could have taken care of them for another generation. Love your videos.

[@kaneraiser17]

I just love your videos! Being in the real estate auction business and selling thousands of estates, it just amazes me the families that just leave this behind, there were some very nice valuable things in there, and that real estate…on the water…wow, its just crazy! I also can’t believe it hasn’t been vandalized and just torn up

[@swedeheart214]

I instantly started breathing through my mouth when your hand reached for the fridge door!

[@suebee1436]

After you saw the keurig, it kinda told me what i thought might be true. Theres not really very much dust anywhere. Have a feeling its not been vacant long.

[@elathimjahn7006]

someone once said about lost places: "take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints" and i love this saying so much. i just stumbled upon your channel and can't help falling head over heels for your passion, your respect about all these lonely places. your voice captures me immedately. so so calming. ♥ thank you so much for sharing your exploring-adventures with us. please keep this up! ♥

[@Car0l-h6d9w]

Originally a quote about camping out.

[@iloveplumpgrannies174]

What does that mean? Do the pictures represent memories and the footprints represent your legacy?

[@tiedyedsouthernfried3137]

This is one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen. It's a shame no one could step in and preserve it. The front of the house with the picket fence looks like a post card and those trees with the Spanish moss are unbelievably beautiful. I wish it was mine.😢

[@Notwoke7]

Don't covet! Just appreciate the timeless beauty

[@debraboutwell6167]

It's not abandoned no way I grew up.i Florida that place would never ever look.likr this

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@debraboutwell6167 ..... What do you mean it's not abandoned? And it would never ever look like that ? If the individual went to an elder care facility they most likely didn't come back.

[@scottieehopkins9857]

Yes, agreed! The picket fence really affected me, so lovely.

[@ladybelle6771]

@@debraboutwell6167Try that again. I’d love to know what you were attempting to say. 🙂

[@SuperDman51]

I always wondered if family members have ever reached out to you after you posted a video. Like what are doing in grandmas house lol. But definitely enjoy your work and the beauty you find in such sad things and situations with family that had split and left it all behind. Thanks for bringing us another video.

[@JeremyXplores]

Haha I actually have had family members reach out and even comment on my videos of their relative's house! Almost all of them have been very positive. I think intention goes a long way when documenting this type of thing.

[@kimberly1273]

@@JeremyXplores it would be awesome if you could share some of those relatives comments on a condensed house explore of those who messaged you!

[@katrinakeogh2032]

@@kimberly1273 I agree!!!

[@gracieg7601]

Do you ask them why they don’t clean out the houses and sell the houses?

[@kristadallimore]

@@gracieg7601 I wonder that too! The only thing I can think of is if the house is in trust then all the trustees would have to agree to sell the house. Or, I remember there was one chateaux he explored where he said the children of the deceased owner were in legal battles with each other over who would get it. I'm sure some of these places are experiencing that. In the meantime, no one is taking care of the place! 🤦‍♀

[@RLaura-wo2hq]

Stumbled onto your channel and I have to say, your respect for these places, and the people who lived here, is so wholesome. Thank you for showing people how to explore, discover, but maintain respect at the same time!

[@kennapace3869]

It's so refreshing to see a home that hasn't been vandalized yet. I wonder how long it has been abandoned. I always wonder why the relatives haven't come to get everything out. This is one of the few abandoned homes that feels so serene and inviting even through a lens. Your voice is so synchronized with the way this home feels. Thank you for this video. I look forward to more of your videos.

[@robertladue7647]

It’s called that the relatives didn’t care. I am in the same situation.

[@07jeepgirl]

I’d say severe water damage from a bad storm and they took what the could quickly grab and never returned.

[@kimberlywhite6805]

@kennapace3869 , I was worried when seeing the door wide open.

[@dalebrett7458]

@@robertladue7647 that so sad to hear, well I wish you all the best.

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you so much for coming with me on this exploration! If you enjoyed this video then you will LOVE this one- kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppqTlGBnftR9gJI

[@alexeatonexploresamerica5511]

This is my neck of the woods and I didn't even know about that

[@rogerguerra4576]

Do you know if this house is for sale, maybe we can come to an agreement. I would. Love to live here.

[@Shawn-od3qj]

Jeremy uever do any investigation to try contact them

[@angelahaines5065]

It’s kind of strange that when your parents pass away, as in my family my mom passed first then pops, us siblings just automatically went in to clear the house out and take all personal stuff with us as regards family pictures ect. Great video Jeremy !😁👍

[@tinan5349]

How do these places work? Like do they still have an owner or does the bank own it? Who pays the taxes? Why wouldn’t they try to sell it?

[@nancyjaynes2868]

Mold may be the answer to a lot of these places being abandoned. Costly to try to remediate

[@BennilocoLoves]

If you have an address for an abandoned home, you can start by looking up the tax roll for that property. From there you can find out what you'd like to know.

[@DeathByFashion1]

I wonder too! I would live there and take over the bills lol

[@Artifartibiz]

😊 it’s rare to find someone who handles such intriguing, rather sad, urban explores, with such respect. I’m in the Uk, most ( not all) explorers here are rather crass. Thank you! beautifully done…. As always.

[@JeremyXplores]

I feel like I'm in sacred place when I'm inside of these locations that used to hold so much love and meaning for someone. The least I can do is be respectful of the location and in turn, tell its story.

[@zoidmo3388]

Had you popped into Adam Mark Explores (UK) I thoroughly enjoy his channel. He too is very conscientious about the belongings of those passed on. He's also got a great sense of humour that is quite down to earth & natural-refreshing these days.

[@Artifartibiz]

@@zoidmo3388 yes !! 😊 another rare and lovely channel ! … i like honest caring exploration tho…. Still think this channel is a tad beyond. Poetic, caring, considered. Beautifully delivered. X

[@pinkietta]

The bearded explorer is very respectful of houses as is Adam Mark explores.

[@Artifartibiz]

@@pinkietta yes!!! Another favourite! Love him! …. 😊 lots of pooh ones here , the good ones stand out !

[@taniachambers-zr4xx]

This house looks like the residents just stepped out and will be back at any time. Love the kitchen.

[@melindamayhew6223]

I love how you seem to just bring these houses back to life ... even if it’s just for a day and your voice ... you’re voice is so calming ✨

[@aprilalexander1764]

You're amazing! Thank you for doing what you do!

[@sbateman4344]

This makes me think of a love story like the Notebook, dreamy and also painful, with two people who never got over each other. Such a cool property!

[@bettybernier9703]

Not only do I love your style of exploration and filming, I could also listen to your voice and story telling all day!!

[@lukerbutter2756]

I love that you always check the fridge! That’s my favorite part of every abandoned house. Not that many people do it, and it’s always so frustrating when they walk right by it.

[@roseyanchak886]

Very sad, almost makes me cry .Thing that she used to take care of her family that ment so much to her means nothing to anyone else.

[@JoJoHOPPE-i7j]

It means something to the viewers!

[@DeathByFashion1]

It is sad but those are just worldly things. A lot of the drawers were cleaned out so I assume the children took what they wanted. Like the China and sewing machine.

[@lethal_isotope8361]

I really love this kind of house. This old/antique style decoration... it reminds me of my grandmother's house. It was so peaceful in a small village in the middle of the countryside. I only have good memories of this place. It also the only place where I felt completely safe. This is the kind of house I would like to own one day. It is also really sad to see this beautiful house abandoned and decaying. Thank you for this adventure, Jeremy!

[@bonniecullipher3639]

What a beautiful little capsule back in time. I have always loved weeping willows. We planted one when my first son, Dylan, was born. We lost him in a car accident on 6/27/14. He was eighteen. Hid weeping willow that meant so much to us was later blown over during a hurricane, as I stood at the door and cried. Thank you for another great xploration! I love your videos because you truly seem to care about these families' histories. Once a person is gone, all that's left are the memories. I could never leave my son's possessions behind.🥺

[@tallyflower1337]

Hi Jeremy. Those are actually Live Oak trees, not magnolia. 🙂 I love how respectful you always are!

[@shelliepage8271]

Great video Jeremy!! i’m not sure what you were calling Willow trees. i did not see any.

[@lorischager8027]

As always, quality work, Jeremy! I think it’s your thoughtful eloquence that makes your work so damn good. Thank you!

[@JeremyXplores]

Thanks so much! I think that each of these places have a life of their own and I feel like it's my responsibility to bring their stories to the surface beyond just the facts.

[@lorischager8027]

@@JeremyXplores this is what sets you apart. The way you delve into the history and people who lived in these homes makes us feel like we know them. Or want to know them. It matters to you and that comes across in the way you present these videos to us. Its greatly appreciated. Keep rockin it, brother!

[@illegal_opinions]

I think I’ll start making this type of content , I’d give everyone family updates and info . Idk why these KZbinrs so scared to do so. I never understood that . The property only gets demolished anyway , so info could actually help others to reach out to family to retrieve the items if possible.

[@ittybittykittymama7582]

The red flowers on the ground are camellias. These evergreens thrive in neglected Southern gardens. The pink flowers are azaleas. This dear little woman would be mortified to find her fridge/freezer in such a state. Those are called sewing patterns, dear. I think you're right, Jeremy. This house hasn't been abandoned long. I think the house was damaged in a storm and she couldn't repair it. Once the mold started, maybe her family took her out of the home. It's amazing how quickly the moisture damages old houses. The tropical foliage very soon takes over. I feel a sense of sadness in this house, but only that she had to leave her beloved home. Rest in peace, ma'am. Perhaps we'll meet in another Place.

[@BB-xj3wk]

Sorry no azalea in Florida. And camellias don’t come in red. It’s bougainvillea native to Florida.

[@shawnmeyer2788]

@@BB-xj3wkazaleas do grow in Florida the pink ones are azaleas. Camellias do come in red. The taller ones are camellias and bougainvilleas are not native to Florida. None of the three mentioned are native to Florida.

[@Fuzzamajumula]

Such a beautiful cottage. So many forgotten memories. It reminds me of my grandmother. It's deceptively roomy, too. How can people let their memories decay in such a way? That cottage could serve as someone's vacation home, or a bed and breakfast - with access to the lake. It has so many windows! What a hidden treasure! I hope no one else finds it. Thank you for finding it, and treating it and its memories so kindly.

[@tommyromans7893]

Really loved this. Another great job in narrating and painting a picture in our minds and making it come alive. I can't understand why so much good stuff was left behind and not taken. The pictures speak volumes!!

[@lovelyrapsody6957]

i stumbled upon your explorations by chance lol and now i am hooked .... what really gets me is why are the houses and/or Chateaus abandoned? when my father passed away 10 years after the passing of my mother, the thought of not ever going back never crossed my mind .... my brother and i had the painstakingly job to clear out everything in every room of the family home, took 8 months to finally complete it all and be able to put the house on the market ...... just seems strange why the option of simply abandoning is considered. Taxes not paid or a high mortgage left on the property unpaid ... i get it but that would mean that somebody would therefor owns the property ... might just be me that simply cannot grasp the abandonment but in any case , great job narrating and conveying to your followers the amazing excursions. The way you do your video is like we are with you .... i really enjoy that ... God Bless ...

[@jenniferpeters9552]

You are so kind to these places and the people who lived there. Makes for an even more enjoyable watch.❤

[@shelleymflorida]

Just found your channel!! The outside of this house is amazing, the view up the driveway makes you want to just breathe deep! I look forward to your new explores!!❤️👍🏻

[@charlierichie9987]

Love how you always see the beauty from the sadness once alive and loved homes♡

[@JeremyXplores]

There is almost always beauty within the sadness. Someone once said- "grief is love in its crudest form." I love that line so much.

[@judyrau5309]

AHand sewing machine and

[@cristinhopkins2748]

What an amazing find!!! I wld LOVE a little cottage like this!! They have SO MUCH MORE character than new builds! Congratulations on a wonderful explore! One of my faves so far!!

[@lindakrumenauer1099]

Hi! This is an interesting explore, for sure. There was love in this home. Oh, i believe the black object you picked up early on, was a button holer for a sewing machine! They made different sized buttonholes. ( But , woe to you if you got them on crooked.!!!)

[@sandiscuriousthings]

I love your videos. You show such respect for the home as well as the people who lived there. Very well done!

[@christhefampederson2324]

Very respectful he is yes ! Just like big bankz as well I like those explorer now.

[@cindymoranec1169]

Amazing home. I would love to buy it! .I pray you shut the doors.

[@kimthrower2169]

What an amazing find! So many beautiful antiques inside, and photo's. I can't believe her family left so much behind. I wonder what they are going to do with this place. It's beautiful! Thank you for sharing! Peace, Kim ~

[@jfuller1722]

This is an incredible time capsule. My favorite kinds of explores are ones where you feel like you're getting a peek into the lives of people that have been forgotten by time. This house is incredible, and this woman kept a beautiful home.

[@mollieweiser8110]

Jeremy, the templates that you mentioned, when I was growing up we called them dress patterns. And the other thing is lace or eyelet lace. Liking your videos. ❤😊

[@brendapuccetti1283]

Jeremy, I love the reverence and respect you give these homes and the memories entombed within. Your voice is so soothing your story telling memorizing. Thank you for taking us with you on these journeys of discovery.

[@jodyferguson3430]

The yard full of oak trees with spanish moss is my favorite part! GORGEOUS!! 😍

[@adelelarkins5921]

The attachment is a singer button attachment. Love old finds like that. Just seeing that attachment brought back a lifetime of memory.

[@kimberlywhite6805]

I did so well throughout the entire video but you got me at the end, as I sit here with tears rolling down my face.

[@1MartinWaite]

This one home that I’d love to renovate and live my days out in. This was another great Xplores video and there is something about your voice that makes me glad I found you and like and subscribed to you.

[@marymcconnell498]

Jeremy, you are so amazing because you’re such a loving caring explorer that really feels empathy for these families that went through terrible times or hard times. I really feel their stories coming through your words and I really appreciate that so much. Watching your videos has made me realize that time really is precious with our loved ones friends and family. You’ve made me realize that every moment that I spend with my friends and family is precious time and time always runs out and all of our possessions really don’t mean anything just the love that we have for each other. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for opening up my mind and my eyes to realize the important things on this earth as a human being. My family loves you Jeremy and we wish you the best things in life. Hugs to you most awesome kind hearted gentle explorer. Freya

[@SleepyPurpleSloth]

Hey Jeremy we barely found you last week but me and my family love your videos and how you narrate them. You look at things and respect them but we learn with you. This home was beautiful!!! We look forward to seeing more videos! Stay safe on your travels!!!

[@TaraLuan]

Wow, what great place . Love your kind,gentle, and caring way, x

[@joyvramos]

I love the wall storage! Wonderful to have everything in one place.

[@wendyl5290]

I love the way you describe everything giving it such meaning.! Love following you.

[@MichelleMeckley]

This one reminded me of my mother and Grannie here and there throughout the house. This lady and my mom shared similar interests with the sewing templates (my mother had them too. The knickknacks, the lake to go fishing, the willow trees - so many things. It stirred up good memories but sad at the same time, knowing that I cannot go back in time to relive it all. You are always so respectful and the music that you pick out is perfect. Well done. 👏🏽💫💯

[@pattyfarghaly1821]

My type of dream place. Beautiful. Your so respectful. 👍👍

[@jhunt1091]

I live in Norhtwest Florida and I can just picture being here. This is my favorite video of all time

[@KB-ch8hu]

I'm in Florida too! Lot of things looked familiar!!!!

[@Art_Bandwagon]

I'm really glad that I've found someone who genuinely respects abandoned places and takes the time to carefully explore the stories behind them. This video was quite overwhelming for me, for some reason... perhaps it was the sight of all that cake, champagne, and old photos, or maybe it was the serene river and the beautiful flower garden. Everything looked so enchanting and dreamy. I'd like to extend my heartfelt thanks to Jeremy for creating such an amazing video. Your work is truly commendable, and I hope you continue to produce more content like this. Thanks for sharing your incredible experiences with us.

[@penelopemarshall6320]

Your stories are beautiful. I love the way you draw out a story from the little history you have and share it with such love and respect, and the gentleness with which you approach the memories left behind in the sadness of what remains of a life now gone. You are an exceptional story teller. Thank-you for sharing your skill.

[@nicolasmaximus2286]

Sir. You've class with you presence. Gentle & respectful. Great videos.Thank you.

[@joycemccammon3646]

Loved the video. You are a true story teller. Looking forward to the next one. Stay safe👍🦋

[@tonimcgillivray357]

I love weeping willows.

[@debbiewalters8606]

I loved the lay out of the land .The lake beside it . The house was pretty it's a shame places like this are now abandoned 😔. There was a lot of old furniture left behind. She looked like she was a sweet lady. Wish walls could talk oh what stories they could tell. Thank you for sharing. We'll done ❤

[@YourTubeVideoss]

Beautiful Place -- House Inside Looks So Cozy - Love It - You Can Hear The Wonderful Silence , Although Sad -- Love Those Trees In Front -- Perfect - Good Video

[@Sue906]

This is such a beautiful house & property...Way to beautiful to sit empty ...Ty for sharing !!!

[@donnaporter3989]

Love your video's. You go thru the house with such care and respect for the person or people that once lived there.

[@sherrykem7247]

I really like how you appreciate these old places. Keep showing us these amazing videos.

[@michellepark604]

I love how you explore, you look in everything! I live it!

[@johnwayne5289]

ENJOYED, KEEP EM COMING. GREAT VIDEO

[@Ryan-85]

I'm really intrigued to know how you guys find abandoned places.

[@sharonmontag2389]

I am intrigued by who kept this property so clean and tidy. Do you clean it up before filming? There would be so much dust around if someone weren't taking care of it.

[@lizsunter3334]

I just love to wotch these old houses so fascinating but just can't believe whots left behind you tell it so well with fellings amazing good work xx

[@davidthorp4689]

Really enjoyed that, very thoughtfully done J - good work ;-)

[@janbasterfield8200]

My mum had the same refrigerator 😃 I feel sad seeing the home and possessions left to fall apart a reminder of the last stage of her/their life . Love the way you do your videos in a soothing gentle way , at 68 my time is not far away and at times it's hard to watch this kind of video, but they do fascinate me and I love looking in people's homes 😃 💜

[@terimorrison4393]

Just discovered you. Love your work. Your description of the home was hauntingly beautiful. Bring us into the life of this woman who lived and loved in this home. It’s warm and sad at the same time. Making it easy to imagine the lives and times spent there. Feeling sad and tragic at the lose of this woman, these people.. realizing that what we have is only important to us. I worked for an estate sale company and always felt connected to the people who once laughed, loved and lived in these homes. Thank you for the journey. I look forward to the next.

[@pamelajohnson2672]

Thank you for this explore. A beautiful home packed full of memories. I love how you show respect for the home and family.

[@Lightgirl715]

Beautifully done Jeremy! Beautifully done. ❤

[@patsyray5396]

So very interesting. Thank you for taking us with you!

[@MartinKing-zk8jr]

Very nice! ❤

[@candacewicks4850]

Jeremy, many of your friends who also share wonderful abandoned homes, have a gift of speech. But you sir, I think you would be an excellent author. You have a gift.

[@sassysue6472]

Love your explores and your narration. So sad to see things just left, especially photos.

[@lynnb-TruckCastreauJr]

10:42 that little device is an automatic buttonhole maker attachment for old-fashioned sewing machines. I still own and use them. 🙂 22:30 those "templates" are called sewing patterns. 🙂 WOW! WOW! WOW! Would I love to have some of those vintage sewing trims and supplies! What a beautiful little house!

[@GameDjeenie]

Your voice and narration is spot-on. I have shivers and teary-eyes.

[@katz2745]

All my life I've loved exploring abandoned buildings, growing up had a few that we used for playhouses. When I see these abandon home I feel love, loss, grief, loneliness, and family dynamics. .

[@HappinessHouse]

Good video! Thank for share ❤

[@brendafreeman2660]

Oh I’m addicted, these abandoned homes are so sad but I love seeing the antiques and artifacts, so much history and if those walls could talk! 😱 I really hope some of these places get a 2nd chance and the “stuff” left inside gets recycled or reused, donated, whatever. What a shame ❤️ oh, and you should probably wear gloves and a mask 👍

[@pyrettablaze86]

Your narration skills are improving. The way you put words together to convey a certain feeling or invoke a specific image is really well done. And I appreciate and share your sentimentality for this house and the woman who called it home. Makes me think of my own grandmother 💞

[@ckswat77zz51]

Hi Jeremy. I can’t believe I missed your live. What a find. I always find it so sad when family photos are left behind. Like you said, she had so many beautiful family photos. Loved the sketches of her kids or grandkids. I wonder about her story. How strange the fridge was filled(I can’t believe that didn’t make you sick. 😝)but the dressers were empty. Like some things were cleaned out. Loved that kitchen storage unit. Oh, that hanging lamp in the first bedroom looked like the style you can move up high to the ceiling and/ or pull it down as far as you like. We had one very similar above the dining room table area in our home that was built in 54. I actually like that you could position it where you wanted, but I replaced it. I have seen them in basically the same style in a few abandon homes. Don’t you just love the Spanish Moss? When I first saw it I was a little kid & I called it hair😬I lived in Florida & Louisiana & I never got used to seeing it at night. A little creepy. I really hope this beautiful property doesn’t get bought by some greedy developer. Another great one Jeremy. I hope & pray things are getting a little better each day. You take care!

[@jenniferkesler4766]

I really enjoy your narration and the way you treat the homes with reverence.🎉

[@mayclark3659]

OMG those simplicity patterns!"!! I'm such a huge fan of them!!!!! great video, such a shame a beautiful place abandoned.

[@tamaravicere9458]

Thank you Jeremy, for the care and respect you pay to the abandoned properties. Much Respect.

[@AngelaM7402]

Beautiful music you chose as a backdrop to the story you tell as you take us on a tour of a life once lived in this abandoned home.

[@JeremyXplores]

Thank you!!

[@lucasvidana8236]

I enjoy your style of visual narration and the deeper side of thought.

[@SkateNana]

What a beautiful piece of property. It looks so peaceful with all of the Spanish moss hanging down.

[@patkilmurray4702]

Beautiful presentation of this lovely property which stands in the most amazing setting, the garden must have been so pretty whilst the lady lived here. You gave us such a wonderful insight as to her character and the way she lived and its plain to see that she was creative and highly organised. I hope the house can be saved before it's too late. Loved this explore Jeremy. 😢

[@ChristyDarrow]

Love watching your adventures. I really love the home you checked out I believe it was in Alabama. The lady was a teacher and the husband was a tobacco farmer. I think you called them Edith and Raymond. What ever happened to the home and its contents? I would love to have that home and use the contents. Those pcs were breathtakingly beautiful! Do you or can you share with me any information? Those pcs need to be rescued! Again thanks for any help you can give! Keep Exploring!😊❤

[@RussianDoll369]

You have a way of taking us through the time line of these home's, with so much respect for the former people and the energy of those occupants who once lived in their abode. Your voice has a hipnotic way of taking us through these time capsule's step by step Eagerly waiting for what could just be around the corner. Thank you🪆

[@rcoopee]

You should be a story teller. You have a God given gift.

[@marywalker2896]

Wonderful explore.I bet she was a beautiful soul . Your voice is so soothing but strong Jeremy. Loved this video.

[@watsamattau37]

I am enjoying your programs. I think that you are doing a fine job. Thanks. Jo Ann in Ms

[@ArunTripsNTalks]

Hey Jeremy your presentation is one master piece class, the vocal presentation of factual condition is 3-dimensional...

[@deblopez2571]

I do like going on these adventures with you Jeremy, you are a great narrator and I do thank you for being so respectful of the people's belongings.

[@sandydies7465]

New to your channel & like how you are so respectful of the previous owners. Thank you & I look forward to watching your adventures.

[@deboralintner6223]

What a darling grandma house! Loved this video.

[@joylord6852]

Cammy thank you very much for keeping us updated with the reality of lambing in Scotland in all weather and please stop apologising for the quality if we didn’t like it we wouldn’t watch it. Love you and all your family and what you all do. Lots of Love and prayers 😊🏝🦋💖🦮🙏🏻 Safe Lambing

[@dougal1351]

I love your sensitivity, deep respect, and passion for the personal life of the woman who lived here. Thank you for respecting her thing's and for narrating so well. Youre a great storyteller Jeremy. It so sad seeing her son from a small boy, to graduating. I wonder where he is, and if he has any involvement with his mothers property. It would be so nice to talk with him and hear the whole story of his life and his Mother and familys life.

[@staremgarolacan1539]

i just love to watch your journey😍😍😍 Ill be waiting until 12am to watch..watching from Philippines😊.Godbless❤

[@JeremyXplores]

Thanks so much! I'm honored you are staying awake to watch! Can't wait to hang out in the LIVE chat during the premiere!

[@staremgarolacan1539]

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