Exploring Old Creepy Cabins!

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[@CuriousKarli]

era.library.ualberta.ca/items/3ae604e0-ac45-4f7c-9a68-1eb4262fae4a Here is an article with a photo of what the cabins could have looked like!

[@oylinpic]

very nice to listen to your pleasant voice

[@beeamerica5024]

Dun dun drama 😆😁

[@jonathanhansen3709]

Missed your posts! Glad your back.

[@CuriousKarli]

Thanks Jonathan!

[@NoFate247]

No Fate channel checking in, man it's been a hot minute huh!?

[@CuriousKarli]

Definitely! I am glad to be back!

[@juanweigel1057]

My friend great to see you🌻🌻🌵🌵

[@CuriousKarli]

It's good to see you too!

[@weswalker1208]

Hunting from the trees

[@CuriousKarli]

Ooohh! That makes sense!

[@JaniceLalla]

I enjoyed it

[@weswalker1208]

Glad to see you're still curious

[@CuriousKarli]

Lol! Always, Wes!

[@MaxZomboni]

Finally a new Curious Karli video coming. 🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊

[@CuriousKarli]

Finally!

[@stevegrove7487]

Hi miss beautiful karli. So happy to see you posting videos again. Looking forward to your new adventures.

[@CuriousKarli]

Thank you, Steve!

[@tabithathornton6893]

miss your face beautiful lady!

[@CuriousKarli]

I miss YOUR face!!

[@michaelsullivan1262]

I’m late as usual… 🤦🏻‍♂️ 🙌🏼👸

[@CuriousKarli]

You are right on time, Michael! 😉

[@ericd2791]

Lot of times they built it for ww2. And after it they just didn’t have ues for it. Logging back then was big.

[@SmallADVentures1973]

That was really cool 😁✌

[@jamesstrang52]

Nice to see ya 🙂🌻❤️🙏‼️

[@CuriousKarli]

Nice to see you too, James!

[@seanquinn9456]

Karli Beautiful scenery I miss you very much I know you’re out there grinding it .🧏‍♀️in life 🦋I hope it’s well with your family and the love ones including the animals ☮️💓🐝with U

[@CuriousKarli]

Thank you, Sean!

[@davidthacker3213]

Looks like they left a lot of good wood!

[@CuriousKarli]

Lol its protected otherwise I am sure it would have been snatched up over the years.

[@rhondaburke5700]

If you look up logger cabins on skids, you can see what they looked like.

[@CuriousKarli]

I will! Thanks, Rhonda!

[@grayeagleswolves]

Hi karli( welcome back pretty girl) we've missed you

[@CuriousKarli]

Thank you! 🤗

[@grayeagleswolves]

@@CuriousKarli for you anytime any where

[@bettybrigance6784]

Good place with history....I enjoy this type of exploration....take care and keep going

[@CuriousKarli]

Thanks 😊

[@justinmehlhaff4776]

It's not loading for some reason

[@CuriousKarli]

Sorry Justin! I hope you are able to watch it now?

[@VANquishedAdventures]

It's a lot easier to sleep in the bushes if there is a mattress there;) P.S. you forgot to climb the trees:)

[@Greg_Jones]

Hi! That's a very pretty area. Especially since I'm looking at the gravel and dirt in Earp, CA.

[@CuriousKarli]

It is very pretty but more black looking now :/

[@Greg_Jones]

@@CuriousKarli Did it get rid of that scrap lumber?😏

[@russchamberlain8755]

From 1911 to 1950's ish thos shingles were used.. so the cabin could be older..? The cut marks or hueing marks. The Iron would give a better date. Hinges.....

[@CuriousKarli]

Thanks Russ! It is really hard to tell. I did ask the forest archeologist and she didn't have an exact date. The cabins were left over from the previous owners of the land.

[@russchamberlain8755]

@@CuriousKarli saw marks, the type of iron color and shape, shingles, tin, glass, bottles, or carbon dating....are what we use. My Grandparents we're sure to educate me on the past. You are welcome . 35 years of exploring..The Dutch, Russians had a different build construction. The Dutch used floor joist and filled the floor spaces with wood shavings. Others filled it with ash. ( Ash will preserve eggs and other goods.. a door in the floor can sometimes be found. The food storage is a good date information.. as well like cellers. Or drying or salting can be stored in ash or wood shavings.

[@freedomdove]

Hey Karli! So good to see an update. I'm sorry to hear that forest burned. The power companies need to take better care of their equipment so this stops happening.

[@CuriousKarli]

Yes, they do!!

[@thomaschumley3904]

It always makes me happy when Karli is Curious and out and about again!!

[@CuriousKarli]

Thanks, Thomas!

[@MaxZomboni]

Great explore. It looks like the cabins were a busy place in the 1930s and 40s. There were even railroad tracks running through there. Then in the 1950s the tracks were torn up and the cabins abandoned. Which looks about right. Usually abandoned unmaintained wooden structures like that stay intact for about 30 years. Then they start to cave in and fall apart. After 60 years they completely fall apart. After 90 years they are just random pieces of metal and wood on the ground. The decay process is very interesting. 😎👍☮

[@CuriousKarli]

Thanks for that history Max! 1930-40s is such a long time ago!

[@campgoerOne]

Hey sweetie pie! 🤗👍

[@CuriousKarli]

Hi Campgoer One!!