Exploring an ABANDONED Viking House | Everything Left Inside

[@auurhelgadottir7454]

As an Icelander I have to correct a few things. This house is from around 1900 and families have lived there. That is not uncommon for hikers or others to use these abandon houses for shelters. The "heat' now comes from the turf cause that is excellent insulation. We used to live in turf house but they are mostly gone today. This house has been restorted at one point, but probably long time ago. The Orange pipe was probably attached to the "firestove" and then the heat travelled up to the bedrooms. The beds on the second floor were made for adults back in the Day. Not uncommon for more than one person to share them. By the way....viking houses were much bigger than this and mostly from wood.

[@majdiroidal-jihad9554]

just curious, where's owner of the property rn?

[@auurhelgadottir7454]

@@majdiroidal-jihad9554 they are gone and no families want to live there. Its a harsh living situation

[@alfakristjansdottir4035]

@@majdiroidal-jihad9554 me

[@alfakristjansdottir4035]

Þetta er sumarhús byggt í kringum 1980 á sama bæjarstæði og Galtarárbærinn var.

[@majdiroidal-jihad9554]

@@alfakristjansdottir4035 sorry, mate. i don't understand what you say 😭

[@keatonnativeboi]

Somebody who is from Oklahoma you are truly blessed to be able to go explore the world safe travels my friend

[@danasmith604]

I absolutely love this cute little house! Such a time capsule! Happy anniversary to you and your lovely wife and enjoy your Iceland trip!

[@kermitadderley1405]

Its not a furnace but a oil stove that is use to cook a meal it was Use in the 50s 60s 70s 80s around that time You fill up a round glass bottle that was made for the stove with oil put the cap back on the cap had a spring on it so when the bottle is turn up side down the oil will slowly flow to the burner of the stove then the wick of the Stove you saw will get wet once the wick is wet then you lite the stove with a match and with the stove handle nob the person can a just the flame to high for cooking but can turn the fire down to low so maybe the rice or grits or soup don't burn while the food is finish cooking, I Grow up with my mother using oil stove they also comes in two burner. Hope this answer your question about not being a Furnace but a oil stove to cook a meal on.

[@АлексаедрАлексеев-ь3ч]

Das ist einfach wunderschön

[@clairefunnell8481]

What a neat, cute house. Those ocean views are gorgeous. Stay warm guys.

[@jaxyab]

I'm speechless over that amazing location and view. Absolutely love the 2nd floor.Lovely, sweet place. Happy Anniversary!!

[@beatehofmann9022]

What a cute house and the nature is stunning. I wish you and your wife a good time in Iceland.Greetings from Germany.

[@rosalalie6417]

This house is really cute, and cozy. It just makes sense that the house is almost under ground.. It's crazy cold there. It's very beautiful there, every where you look it's so beautiful. Enjoy your time in Iceland. Thank you for showing us this cute little home

[@coldsteelrail1123]

Iceland has got to be my total dreamland to spend some time in.

[@hillarygroundwell2807]

Happy anniversary to you both and loved looking round the little house.thank you

[@YtGad7000]

How wonderful to see something as unusual as an explore in Iceland of all places! Loved the little house. Enjoy your holiday. 🦘😊

[@mewregaurdhissyfit7733]

The house was warm, because of the way it was built. Which is also the reason they built them the way they did. The rock, earth, and turf is insulation from the cold and wind. And even though it might be freezing outside, the earth soaks up the heat from the light/sun and holds it in, like a blanket. And because of this, these houses didn't need huge fireplaces, or large stoves to keep them warm. One small heat source downstairs and one upstairs was probably more than enough.

[@cynthiamoore4152]

Happy anniversary to you and your family. Thank you and your crew to making this video. I really look forward to all of your videos. Each and every single week...

[@MissMoni83]

Haters Gonna Hate!! The house looks cool af! Soo excite!!!😁🎉

[@SugarGloss.X]

What a beautiful find 💫 I love the hints of feminine colors throughout the place too 😲💓

[@candievoliva6363]

So beautiful

[@billiegutierrez2506]

What a cute little place and the view is amazing

[@scoopMN]

This has to be one of my faves. Absolutely perfect due to it being untouched. A magical place🥰

[@amandarowell4932]

I am so jealous. I would love to visit all these amazing countries. Iceland looks so beautiful. Really enjoyed the video, such a cute little house. Happy anniversary and be safe. Thanks for this great find.

[@glenyshanlon5112]

Happy Anniversary both wow what a beautiful little home I have never seen anything like it before in my life it must have been so beautiful to live in such a lovely place surrounded by nature and the sea i expect it was cosy and warm when people lived in it and the little gadget under the table is a little stove for cooking as you noticed there was nothing in the kitchen part for cooking so it probably belonged in that part of this abusuley georgus house well done both for such a fantastic find .

[@candievoliva6363]

Hello from maribel North Carolina and happy anniversary to you both love your channel

[@lk4709]

So neat to see. Thank you for showing us, great job

[@andychris7647]

Me too Hi how are you doing I do hope you’re safe from the Covid?

[@markfromct2]

Amazing. I understand it was a journey to get to that place. But I appreciate it. Don't think I will drop in anytime soon. I actually owned one of those Ford Escorts as pictured in the brochure in ~1985. It is not a tourist stop with all the personal items like the car collection.

[@lindatimmons3675]

May notbe a tourist stop but I bet people....travelers tourist or fishermen probably still use it as a shelter stop.

[@user-iamRobinV68]

Wow what an interesting little house in the middle of nowhere!! Don’t like that cold! 🥶🥶🥶🥶

[@forthekozofhelpingothers]

Just an absolute amazing place!! Happy Anniversary to you both!

[@susanpugh5265]

That was so beautiful! Thanks for sharing this with us! May god bless

[@Nells-p5x]

You are by far my favourite explorer out of them all🥰🤗 please keep them coming 🙏🏽♥️

[@teresachance5170]

Thank you for the fabulous tours

[@kimberlysamuel474]

I7° + wind factor, sounds like Minnesota Prairie. Covered all the way except the front keeps the wind and cold out. When 60+ mph winds come, any little crack or keyhole allows wind in that whistles and screams as it pushes thru the tiniest crack.. Keeping low ceilings keeps heat in the room, especially body heat for the number of people in there. Because of the windows there's a little heater, without it you would have frost on the inside of the windows. The bright colors of furniture and clothing is the only color you'd see for months and months. Strong people lived there....

[@yangyun4412]

It is very happy to live here for several days. Thanks for your video

[@terri756]

What a beautiful place. Iceland is mainly a harsh environment. You may have noticed there are no trees which help break the wind. My husband was stationed there with the US Navy. The winters are very cold but Icelanders know how to build warm structures and use a great deal of wool. But what a great find.

[@karenshepler7128]

Amazing place! Thanks for sharing.

[@raymondhoagland4976]

The view is incredible and the privacy. Neat little place , love it. Thanks for sharing ! Happy Anniversary 🍻 !

[@ter131]

What a precious little house. Its so remote and what a view.. Happy Happy Anniversary. Hope you had the best time of your lives. So far. 💕

[@coppertopjohnson9782]

Looks like they were at the forefront of the 'tiny house' mania. Thanks for sharing.

[@sheilaminoza6318]

Thank you very much exploring.

[@karenfromNH]

Great video, your still shots and music really add to the scenery. Well done and happy anniversary.

[@andychris7647]

Same here this video is so beautiful. Hi Karen how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?

[@KarynnLynn]

This was a very interesting little explore. You were brave to be out in that cold!! I'm glad you and Lakota got to spend some time away together. Happy Anniversary!!

[@dianagallagher3891]

What a great find..Happy Anniversary ❤❤ it's funny my husband is 6'2 and I am only 5'2 so I can fit and wouldn't have to duck. My husband is alot taller than me so I always ask him to reach for things that are above my head it sucks being short but it works for us I have no problem reaching for the low stuff so my husband doesn't have to bend down often..lol we have been together since I was 14 and he was 15 and we got married in 1998 wow I feel old but we just celebrated our 23rd wedding anniversary and we have 3 children times goes by so fast but it's so mice to see you and your wife in this vlog so so sweet..

[@andychris7647]

Same here! Hello Diana how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid?

[@animallover4ever229]

Really neat place!! Thanks for sharing!! Happy Anniversary 🥳🎇

[@brendacowan3870]

Happy anniversary. Nice find

[@andychris7647]

Me too It’s beautiful seeing this. Hello Brenda how are you doing I do hope you’re safe from the Covid?

[@donnameyer9424]

So interesting!!!! It's fun to imagine who lived there. Loved 😍 it!!!!

[@raynaknierim9277]

Happy Anniversary to you both! What a find, in the middle of nowhere! Incredible. Take care and thanks for sharing this wonderful video!😊❤

[@melindalai5710]

Happy anniversary to both of you. Enjoyed your holiday while exploring and do take care. Xoxo from Malaysia.🎉♥️✌️

[@paulamartin7348]

What a interesting and beautiful cottage, should be restored and perhaps used for travellers or old museum piece. Plenty of people would love to see this one too, cheers from Sth Australia 🇦🇺

[@angiesworld5898]

Aaweee..I loved this one!!! He seriously is so big I feel bad for ya cuz ur always having to duck!! Lol! But this one seriously made me feel like a big family lived here n kept to themselves n hunted for food n kept to themselves! I can picture a mother n father n like 3 kids n a baby living here! This place felt sooo homey..welcoming..inviting! Love it!

[@WishesKarel.]

I really enjoyed this bideo I Found Two Abandoned Houses In Iceland. But Today There Now Sadly Gone But Happy You Found Abandoned House Like I Found Can't Wait For New Videos.

[@carolali8851]

Excellent find! 👍

[@sherryhickman4121]

Love this awesome family home that shows it was a happy family!

[@dmcfarlane4976]

I look so forward to each video and the scripture…wonderful

[@BeliaLastes]

Just came across your channel tonight and watched this video and I have to say that I liked it allot , so I'm going to binge watch the rest of your videos till I fall asleep 👍🏻😴👍🏻

[@angeliquelanoix2743]

Saw your video on TikTok and I couldn’t resist. Love this

[@dianakardum6150]

I 💜this place! Thank you!

[@mariontasker679]

WoW something really different what beautiful views 🇬🇧

[@PamelaCompton-e5r]

that was amazing i loved the video...

[@youdaman5069]

Thanks for showing these from other countries. Very cool! I would’ve thought that this place was for housing fishermen since it’s near the water but the number of kid rooms there changes that.

[@jenburlock377]

That place is cute, but the extreme weather will keep me away! I bet it was hard for them to get that stuff in the attic, or they were small people to manage that ladder! Thanks for the tour of how my ancestors lived, I'm a descendant of the Scandinavian Vikings.

[@sylviafigueroa8789]

Happy Anniversary, what an awesome way to celebrate. Enjoy

[@davidwick4298]

I enjoy your videos keep them coming.

[@carolepowell7852]

OMG, I loved this, I even had the same batmobile when I was a kid ❤️❤️

[@roxielugraf2944]

Happy Anniversary to you both. Beautiful little house.

[@Hankitect]

This is my dream house. Imagine how simple and beautiful life would be there. Of course I would restore it, and design the interior in keeping with the Scandinavian roots.

[@paigelynn.]

Love the turf house! So beautiful

[@princesslyne1]

Happy Anniversary to you and your wife

[@andychris7647]

Same here! Hello Lynette how are you doing With your family i do hope you’re safe From the Covid?

[@gaylewilliamson9183]

I really like the house and the way it's built into the earth,andThe rocks and grass on the roof Awesome👍❤️🇺🇸

[@rebeccagrahovac5408]

That was really interesting!

[@tommycopple5275]

This one had to be COLD! I had never heard of this kinda house before. It was neat to say the least! I would live in it but in a warmer climate!

[@janmeasures2681]

Well done Carter n lakota

[@o.aldenproductions.9858]

Yes, show them how bitter cold it can be!!! Lol the wind chill gives you runny nose, earache, sore throat... fever....you better run to the nearest hot tub to warm up 💕

[@janewasson4845]

Where is a huge fireplace??? But where's wood to burn? Or peat? How did they keep warm? Would be really nervous to be that isolated if someone got hurt, sick, or went loco from cabin fever! In a way, reminded me of pioneer sod houses, and using materials and assets at hand. Happy Anniversary, and thanks, BBZ! ❄️⛄❄️ Have fun, and find the portal to the center of the earth! 😊

[@alfakristjansdottir4035]

We bought coal in a store.

[@MsBizzyGurl]

Pretty sophisticated windows for a 'viking house'! 😆

[@robertospinetti8649]

Pazzesca casa grandi beutifull explored for little hause is very capsule of time 80 good luck my friends

[@ericsikma4764]

Place is a mind-blower. And LOL! Cameras don't do it justice in that it looked quite warm in there...The-e-n one gets to that window above the sink and sees the wind howling in and the curtains waving away. The brain goes to, "Warm place? Ummm.......no." 😁🙃

[@gerriosbornford4857]

What a cool house

[@highlightzilla9581]

Bro I appreciate u love the content

[@tjdemint5674]

OMG 🥰 Lovely

[@dogmom2023]

That orange pipe going up into the baby's room kept the room warm and the stove is probably downstairs. You got to remember it's under the ground house so it's going to be warmer.

[@missy183]

Nice view 😍

[@gibsonphilippines4901]

I came here because i saw ur TikTok videos bro nice vlog🥰 watching from Philippines 😘

[@asilversurfer4372]

Enjoyed the house, I went to Iceland a few years ago, a lovely place.

[@pam-li9xr]

it is so cute i would live in it

[@shar159]

Possibly used as a fishing cabin more recently? It is very close to the shore. The things left behind are amazing artifacts of the Icelandic people. Glimpses of how they lived.

[@jphwife]

It’s so weird that people abandon homes like this. Kids pictures, toys, kitchenware, everything left behind. Makes me wonder what happened.

[@alfakristjansdottir4035]

It´s simply not ,,abandoned" but in a run down state. This is a summer house owned by my husbands family.

[@gailhall6283]

@@alfakristjansdottir4035 The little house is just as cute as can be. I hope someone in your husband's family can fix it up. It reminds me of my cousin's house in Norway that was built around the same time. They still live there on the farm that's been there for 450 years or so. Tusen Takk! fra USA.

[@mrbill3576]

I wish you could have got up into storage room sir what a great vid

[@itsswu3035]

New subscriber from nagaland👍

[@ritasmith9553]

That was GREAT, Mr. B! Could you tell what they used for heat? If they had any power for lights or any thing?

[@LisaNelsonSnugglebunny]

Looks like it could still be lived in, they should sell it or if the family is still around they could sell it! Great episode this was

[@dianejamison6444]

Happy anniversary 🎉

[@marjanahjaiyana5272]

This is great

[@Thomas-yr9ln]

37 years according to the paper you found the little kid is middle aged by now. Them vintage toy cars are probably worth some money. Thank you for the video.

[@vickiesmith9198]

Yes numerous times you have said it is windy and cold!!!

[@joselamers7964]

congrats with your anniversary 🎊🎉🥳

[@joangravel2436]

Awesome house thanks

[@TheWrightLifeTravelChannel]

I cannot believe how much stuff was left behind!

[@daisymaisy4877]

Oh wow 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@onesabez]

Iceland is a must!

[@hordesCoffee]

It's a gas hot plate. Can also be used to heat a small area. Perfect for travelers or explores that got caught in bad weather. As always, stay frosty. This is a perfect stop for Rangers, if they have Rangers there in Iceland 🇮🇸

[@manuellabrador5840]

Do we.still have declared remnants of Vikings in 1946? The house seemed to be modern. I usually remember vikings houses or shelters were mostly paneled with hard lumbers and pillared with round timbers-mostly. I could hardly believed. An heir or descendants could be. 1970's and 1980's too?

[@winonaking9015]

Someone please save this place !