I Found A house Abandoned for over 30 Years Full of Antiques And Power Still On

[@ancherijohnston221]

This video is a great way to remember that you can't take anything with you when you pass.😔

[@jerrytate9394]

We all are just like vapors--just here for a while.

[@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations]

I got permission to take a 1977 Mansfield Imperial from an abandoned locomotive factory.

[@StopDeclawingCats]

Owen Cowan Did you get permission to take it with you when you pass? LOL

[@OCC_Plumbing_and_Restorations]

@@StopDeclawingCats I threw it away because it was cracked and stained.

[@deborahchesser7375]

Ancheri Johnston you only barrow things for a while

[@Michelle-qd9gm]

Thankyou for taking us with you

[@kristineguetschow9134]

These people loved their home. Someone obviously became overwhelmed with trying to pack things up and gave up. They probably intended to come back, but time passed and lives were busy and families grew so the past kept being pushed further into the past. The real shame is that the house will decay beyond repair and be lost forever. Thank you for the tour!

[@hertribe1978]

Exactly, very perceptive@kristine guetschow it's apparent family had a difficult time with decision making, too overwhelming final decisions are extremely difficult especially when it comes in a huge amount of property as this was. Closing the door is easiest. Sad.

[@annsmith4739]

Hi Dave ,she died in her house she loved so much ,all of us would like that .You say it’s been left to decay ,but it has been trashed her bedroom is in a mess .the round clock that you didn’t know what it was is a Beromter it tells you what the weather was going to be like ,a forecast .Thank you for taking us around with you much love Ann uk

[@debbiecoulter2298]

It's sad the family didn't clean her house and take her things out. So many memories lost.

[@duanewilliams7353]

You assume a family is left?? Might be in other countries!! Lots of times children don't want the family home once their married and gone!! Saw a farm all equipment ready to roll, his wife died in a nursing home, his children long gone! He is on his end years in a nursing home...now it rots!! no one wants it, won't even sell it!!

[@CZARD_CARDZ]

Duane Williams where is this?

[@nicolemccrory6601]

Some people don't have family. It's sad everything stays and deteriorate after so many years

[@denysubat9621]

So True

[@duanewilliams7353]

@Priscilla Pettaway I totally agree with that...if there is a ":their" left!!!

[@meredithlanterman554]

Hello again, one of your blind viewers. Surely not the only one. I absolutely love this one! Everything you described. The background music, the backstory. I actually blubbered once or twice. It’s so heart wrenching. My mother is very elderly now and a lot of the things that you described in this video sound like her items. I’m concerned about her health and well-being now at this stage in her life and this made me cry a little. Thank you for sharing Love from Colorado

[@carolannesparkman6938]

I really enjoy your videos! My Grandson has begun watching them with me. We always wonder why family members didn’t take the amazing things left behind. I have so many things that were My Mother’s and Grandmother’s. These things are very Precious to me. And I appreciate that you are always Respectful of the People who died. Thank you for that!

[@charmedsuperior2222]

A genuinely nice guy and a wonderful explorer. You almost feel like we are alongside you during this wonderful experience. Seriously this guy should have 500000+ subscribers Cheers 👍🏻

[@AWE83]

Wow really thank u so much amazing comment x

[@shannonbenjamin6709]

Agreed he's Awesome

[@michelleaugust9958]

Charmed Superior Agreed. He makes ya feel like you know him during his find!

[@misssparky5574]

@@AWE83 you found a leather gladstone bag that gp,s used to use from a very long time ago. The box with the metal container inside was for coal, it was usually kept by the fireside.

[@misssparky5574]

@@AWE83 if you look on the land registry you will find out how old the building is and how many owners it,s had over the years. It should also say if it,s owned by family or the government if there isn't, any living relatives.

[@verabushey7089]

This house was once stunningly beautiful. The lady very stylish. What a treasure trove of the past. Loved the old photo with ladies in long dresses. Family maybe.

[@brucewayne7970]

This was definitely not in the USA are power companies are much to greedy to leave the power on for nearly 60 days let alone nearly 40 years

[@michelleaugust9958]

Bruce wayne Except I just watched a video from 40yrs who. Abandoned hotel/bar still had power on and working tv’s omg 😳 I forgot which vid it was. Look it up.

[@SpokaneGirl85]

Not accurate, there are abandoned places in the US that still have power. They only turn it off if they discover homeless people are living there.

[@sharksport01]

@@SpokaneGirl85 Yeah right 🙄 They turn it off when noone pays the bill.

[@chubbyroyston3880]

Watch till the end the daughter is obviously paying the bill.

[@elizabethtorres6069]

💕She is going to love the video. You did a beautful job, the back ground music was perfect. Thank you for the tour, and again my condolences to the family.🕊

[@mrcritique.3773]

It's so nice that the valuables are still there and not been robbed...

[@sharksport01]

What valuables?

[@marycwallace1425]

You did a terrific job opening the past up for an audience that otherwise would have missed out on the poignant shadows that shaped the mother's life! I really can't tell you how much I esteem you you for your gentle inquisitiveness. There's really nothing intrusive in what my you did, it was so respectful and your empathy for the loved ones who lived there, and what they left behind was truly touching. Tremendous delivery, you've nothing to be ashamed of at ALL! Very, very well done. Careful attention to so much detail, it would have been impossible to collect all of it considering the circumstances. Loved the barn owl, and the pot in the bedroom is a chamber pot. (I don't mean to come off as a know-it-all it's just that I grew up in a house with 17 bookcases, my dad got his Doctorate in Philology from Harvard {love of words}, he taught Latin & Greek for 40 years at a Franciscan University, same one I went to, my mom was born in 1909 and all my life AND hers I picked her brain for any and all info on her family background) the picture in front of the barn owl dates from around 1910, so does the wheelchair, it's a good chance the owl may have flown into a window and was stunned or may even been a family pet, lots of folks kept owls as pets, (they twist when you put on music--see "Owl Cafe In Japan" video on KZbin it's hysterical. Once again, it's always a pleasure following you, and listening to your repartee, you really do a fine job with descriptions, and I'm as in love with rich or ornate architecture as you are, and I will never ever afford it either! God bless and I'm onto another of your tours! See you there! 🙏 💖 🙋 p.s.: My dad back in the day used to have Twinings Tea imported into the only store in this one horse town I come from, and we'd all enjoy the different varieties: Earl Grey, Russian Caravan, English Breakfast, Lapsang Suchong all of them. And at Christmas he'd order Allsorts and Plum Puddings but for the life of me I can't recall the brand of pudding...now that's going to drive me nuts all night! 😂

[@hertribe1978]

Agree with you compl6 @marycwallace The narrator and narrative was presented with empathy. Not at all intrusive, honorable curation bravo

[@anitaromero2248]

I can feel the sadness in this house and I still don't understand why people buy so much stuff. THANKS YOU SO MUCH FOR THE AWESOME VIDEO I DO APPRECIATE IT.👍😊

[@davisfarm9]

Years and years of accumulation -- and fairly humble belongings here that the owners just hung onto -- for sentimental reasons or a desire to not be wasteful -- and then old age made it overwhelming to pare down and clean up. Same with my parents' home. (That we are now trying to clear out before our mom follows our dad in death)

[@deannabarrett1005]

I think you have done a fantastic job on the voice over. Would love for people to buy these homes and save all the antiques. If I could I would. Keep the videos coming, I can't get enough of the way you think and your accent. Sending blessing from the US.

[@AWE83]

Oh wow thank u might do another voice over then

[@deannabarrett1005]

@@AWE83 I will listen anytime you speak, handsome.

[@LindaKayHolevas]

I agree 100%, the voice over was great, I probably wouldn't have even noticed it, had you not said something. I also appreciate how gentle you are in these homes, you show nothing but respect for the home & the deceased family members. Thank you!

[@susancrouthamel760]

When we go to Heaven we only take the love that we have inside( The end of movie Ghost says this) You have been so gentle with the items around this beautiful house. I love your videos

[@andybobandy641]

That's good that you got to explain to the owner how you are respectful to the property and to the memory, and aren't there for malicious reasons. She could have made your day pretty terrible.

[@cherylmills6264]

I love your videos. I can't believe she still pays for the electricity to be on in an abandoned house that's falling apart. So sad that she never went back in after the death of her mom. I'm sure there were items that held fond memories. Maybe by watching the video, she might see something that she wants to retrieve.

[@garyjones4082]

I dont think shes paying bills lol......the clue is.THE LADY WAS FOUND DEAD IN HER BED.jus thought id throw that in 🤭🤭🤭

[@claudiosaltara8847]

I liked your expression “natural decay” as opposed to just “ decay” that imply also that there was no vandalism, the work of man.

[@karencox2040]

I understand her grief, I lost my partner in November after a life time of lose, it makes life very hard at times. Yes I remember the blessings to.

[@rosiesalinas9375]

Stay strong may God bring peace

[@sharonlegnon427]

HUGE place. Awesome find. 'She' is letting you know she still lives there. Love your vids.

[@charolettehoward4691]

I love watching your videos. And it makes you wonder what a life they had.to come to the end of their journey. But I worry about your leg alot so please take care of yourself first.love you kisses back to you.you are a beautiful soul.

[@mandykuecker3685]

Mandybeth230 I Your videos are wonderfully entertaining you always do a great film. Hope the little girl is mending sundries are perfumes and soaps toothpaste etc. Stay safe please how did you break a knee.. .THANKS FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT ..and the love of antiques...me too you are filming some Incredibe junk, the pots under the bed are called chamber pots. Love to you too! ,

[@elizabethtorres6069]

🍃Natural beautiful decay at it's best, sad, haunting and awesomely, spectacularly preserved in time. My deepest condolences to her family, no harm done by our narrating explorer folks, for he is as humble and respectful to her home.🍃💕

[@dawnkurtz9541]

I rather enjoyed this voice-over! You were calm and matter of fact, no cursing, and so professional. The round wooden wall hanging that shows weather changes is a barometer. Well-done videography showing the amount of decay. I agree that these abandoned homes give off a sad feel. Don’t apologize- your comments were interesting and I love when you admit you don’t know what something is. BTW, the bedside pots are called chamber pots.

[@reesedaniel5835]

And bed pans in the US.

[@lottatroublemaker6130]

Reese Daniel - a bed pan and a chamber pot are two different things. A bed pan you lie in bed and do your business, e.g. after surgery. A chamber pot you go on in the bedroom (sitting on the floor) during the night, so you don’t have to go to the outhouse or loo in the cold, dark basement. Just sayin’... 🤗

[@simongreen247]

Love the house it's a big sad ending the the family the daughter still has not found the strength to go back to the house and made the house weatherproof or found the strength to put all them Amazing vintage antiques to use or rehomed some so they can live on with someone who will love and cherish them for years to come if you are reading this im sorry for your loss and hope now this "urbex explore" not a criminal they all have a truths that what they find in abandoned places they leave empty handed and leave it how they find it but please find the strength to get some things out before it's all gone being this man found it it's a matter of time things will go missing and we all dont want that to happen.

[@duanewilliams7353]

You would think they would at least sell the antiques!!! but not interested!! moving on with their loves!!

[@mariacanto1871]

The daughter should take some nice things that are still in the house! These are her parents belongings, for crying out loud! There are still plenty of things in good condition!

[@gailhickman5843]

Aw. What a sad house, it has some amazing things in there.Voice over is just as good, your true fans don't mind 😀! Great and interesting vid as usual, thanks.

[@loubowen8082]

A voice-over is much better than hearing your other people talking over you

[@mlfeathers7527]

Lou Bowen Agreed

[@sandiscuriousthings]

I think so too. Hearing just one voice during an explore is nice

[@sarah3136]

I prefer the chattering with Mark as they explore 😊 but this voice over was excellent Dave 👍 Really enjoyed this video

[@fayedunbar2912]

Yes I agree. Voice over.

[@timmartino5314]

London..accent.

[@LindaKayHolevas]

I feel like I can almost smell the stench of the home as you go through it, you really bring me there. And I didn't mind the voice over at all, I wouldn't have even noticed it, if you hadn't said something about it. Thank you.

[@carolinebrown8965]

Sad and shows just how unimportant possessions really are ❤

[@robertradcliff3254]

Awesome video you did a great job with the voice-over . It is sad the lady lost her husband a decade earlier and lived there by herself and then she died alone . My sympathies to her family . GOD bless you...

[@LSK77_]

Barometers are awesome 😁 what an amazing find though and don’t be apologising for the voice over it makes a refreshing change x THANKYOU as always for taking us with you xx

[@brendawise3777]

You are amazing. I love how you show respect to the owner and belongings. I watch everyone of your videos, so please keep them coming. Didn't mind the voice over at all. Again, showing respect to all your viewers. Love ya!!!

[@SanskritBlue]

I enjoyed your voiceover work on this video tremendously, actually. The images of the house are so beautiful on their own. The ending with just the footage was beyond exquisite. Thank you for honoring the owners wishes. ❤️🙏

[@sarahstrong7174]

I don't know if the owner might watch this video but if so I really do wish them well & thank them for letting us see this very interesting 'time capsule'. All the best to the lady concerned. May much good & strength come to you.

[@CupCake-hc1en]

Fantastic explore it's such a shame the house is abandoned with so much history left inside.

[@karenjackson5222]

Loved this video, you are so respectful!!! Keep em coming!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@sallya.2412]

Amazing exploration of this house. You can see how the spider webs are thick in there, so much dust and decay. I think that clock looking thing on the wall may be a barometer. Well, glad you narrated in there as it helps to describe things. Thanks.

[@loripedersen34]

Another job well done! You said you felt like she didn't want you in her home? I believe on the other hand that she accepted you into her home because you are carrying on her Legacy. I think she was proud of her belongings. I actually know a lot about the things you found in her home but this comment would be way too long LOL. Thank you, xx

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

I can imagine how hard it would be for the daughter to go back into the home where her beloved Mother died, but she will be heartbroken to see the condition of the interior now. I hope she is able to retrieve personal items. The house is full of so many amazing things!

[@carolyns9687]

I prefer the voice over. Seems more relaxing! So sad that so much was left behind. Thanks for sharing!

[@patriciabarron3401]

You'v got a lovely voice...very respectful of surroundings.....but so sad to see...god bless them... How can family just walk away...i dont understand.....

[@ikkeiet]

I like the voice over, it makes me calm

[@NickiSixx1]

It’s really sad and depressing to see everything just rot away.

[@valeriejewell2015]

Monique We are all part of, and from NATURE.... when we are gone, nature wants us back.....

[@marycwallace1425]

To see it deteriorate, well, everything goes the way of time eventually, even us. The thing is to do it with grace. You're right, it is a shame to see so much go unsalvaged, when with a theatre aficionado's eye I could see oodles of historical items that, had the family member addressed these in due time, could have either made an Endowment to the Arts and in so doing become a docent, or at least retrieved it for the sake of either posterity in a historical society or museum, or as a last resort sold it. But then for some grief can be paralyzing. I know after my own mother's death I was so at sea, a true orphan in a storm. She'd lived to be 97, and we'd spent the last seven and a half years of her life together. She said once She was afraid She was holding me back, and I asked her from what. She wasn't sure, she just felt She was a burden. I told her, "Oh mom, you have no idea how all my entire life, all I ever wanted was to live like this with you." Her reaction was one of astonishment, and she asked Really? She was unprepared for my answer...I told her that ever since I was a little child, all Is ever wanted was to live on our own, just the two of us, her and me. Lose the guys, all of them, all I wanted was to be with her. OShe was a tiny little bird-like thing whom I just loved so very much, and even though we'd had a "heads up" that her time was at hand, it was still uncompromisingly arduous to endure. It took the better part of a decade to climb out of that loss as after her, I had no one, and hadn't lived on my own for years. But it's been 12 years and I've adjusted, and wouldn't have it any other way anymore. God bless! 🙏 💝 🙋

[@w8what575]

Lol..it’s actually because of these types of videos that I’m looking into minimizing everything..selling everything off n giving away..my goal is to fit everything I own into my suv and still have room for passengers lol..I don’t want my death to be any more of a burden on my family then it’s already gotta be...I might be lucky and get a state burial ..the kind they give to homeless with no family lol..I have my two sons but idk if they’ll even know what to do and all my family is estranged so really...might as well make it easy on my sons lol

[@jayjenkins9072]

Omg time stood still amazing how it's still there it's such a shame amazing video can't wait for the next one

[@MsJonesey22]

Great vid as always. You are such a nice guy & very respectful. I look forward to the next explore x

[@loriann1506]

Decay is truly a gift. It marks the passage of time since a place has been abandoned. People move away, some people stay and haunt the place. Sometimes I go back to places to remind myself that the monsters are all gone now. Time stands still for no one and you can’t take it with you.

[@tamerakirkwood3400]

Such a sad house full of history and memories. Amazing job Dave💜🙏

[@grammytammy8462]

This is one of, if not THE best explore videos I have seen. The voice over matches perfectly. You are respectful and gentle with the belongings. Beautifully done. Thank you.

[@Alexianna]

Amazing house. Looks like it was a lovely place. Hope the owner is able to do something to rescue it before the house is totally lost to the elements.

[@fifer4781]

Great video, nice find. So sad that it's been left to rot 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@clwaters86]

i love seeing the abandoned with so many items left behind but it leaves a sad feeling, why did nobody come back for the belonging. makes me feel like an older person passed not having any family that cared that much

[@eliverto]

This is one of the most amazing abandoned places I've seen on YT, and I've been watching these videos for a while...

[@AWE83]

Loads to come trust me x

[@deborahrohl7690]

@@AWE83 wonderful job u did great its sad this lady I feel loved her home and her things

[@gradybell1370]

This video really brought a lot of emotional feelings especially when you spoke of the owner being tearful of her mother passing, because I lost my mom 12 yrs ago and still have some personal memories I kept. Seeing the things just laying rotting away made me think of the day I pass since I have no close family left my things will just be scattered to the winds or threw in the trash bins which is why I've started giving and getting rid of a lot of things myself at my age i realize that material things are not that important though I do enjoy treasures, I'd rather do things myself than to have strangers go through and riddle what's precious to me. Great vid friend so enjoyed it and as always the music you chose just brought it all togeather...Prayers for your nieces healing...God Bless👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@dustismith8919]

That's a very sad thought that you have to do it yourself,but your right, it's better you do it than others that don't care or will just put it in the garbage...

[@deborahrohl7690]

Yeah amen

[@Pickalove]

Yes it is vert sad...you have no children or grandchildren at all.

[@chelseapollard2059]

I cant wait for more videos. Love them. They keep me entertained

[@mikki3961]

I like the voice over very much. Very sad house left to rot seems cruel. Hoping your cousin Holly is doing well. Much love from the USA.

[@katlabash3259]

Thank you for the tour. I, like you, love all these old houses and everything that’s left in them. I can see the beauty in all of it. Be well, stay safe.

[@susans5296]

Very interesting!!! Sad and intriguing at the same time....thank you so much for sharing....love you guys...xoxoxo I look forward to much more!!!

[@angiewanders7272]

Don't apologize for a voice over!! You are a great explorer!! Loved all the old style furniture and items!! It's so sad to see things left behind after people pass!!

[@lottatroublemaker6130]

A White’s Electric Comb, from the 1920’s was in front of the bedroom mirror (used for setting waves, which were the rave in the 20’s, nearly 100 years ago. Saw one for sale online for «only» £129❗️☺️

[@judithhuling-cadieux1700]

The attic room was mostlikey the servants quarters at one time. The house was too large to not have servants, at one time. So much sadness...thank you for being respectful, and show us this forgotten gem.

[@GMak81]

I'd also like to credit you with your respectful approach to these things, now I have completed the video. What you said at the end shows your good character. Refreshing, as many of these types of video are not at all like this. Cheers.

[@donettemiller7817]

Dave, I just wanted to say that we all deal with issues daily, but I applaud you for the videos you can get. Also, if the lady died in the house she's probably still around which is why you felt someone watching you and the coldness in some rooms. Please be sure to wear your gloves first thing before you start exploring especially with black mold. Love your videos, good luck and May God's Blessings be with you!!!😁🙏❤

[@samleopold3590]

That was something special that literally went back in Time hope someone recovered these treasures this is what should he travelling through generations not just sitting Rotting The unopened letter wow time waits for no one and that wheelchair reminds me off the chairs from asylums back in the day

[@jenhopkins8867]

Great video, loved the voice over. The amount of webs in that house and large spiders had me so creeped out. Loved all the old finds.

[@chillwavegeneral6522]

When I see video like this! I’m realize - after death all this things, stuff and treasures is nothing matter. Only your soul, your heart, real life

[@AWE83]

I agree. Another place like this is coming so stay tuned for more

[@milels6917]

Hope they are happy at rest in heaven with all the people they love No decay ✝️

[@sarahstrong7174]

Thankyou for sharing this very interesting explore.

[@julialarsson153]

This house must have been so beautiful when people lived there. I love all of the details and built-ins. The bannister on the first floor staircase is also very beautiful

[@peppermintgekko5673]

I really really really LOVED the voiceover & the quiet ambient background music. I like the sounds of crunching, squeaking, & shuffling in a normal explore, but the other people’s voices can be distracting, so this was a nice change. You have such reverence and respect for the locations & the items, it was nice to just be able to hear the passion in your voice. I hope you consider doing voiceovers more often!

[@rosalieroberson6066]

This wasn’t so bad...it was really cool! Thank you!

[@susanlennard8495]

Absolutely fantastic video,thoroughly enjoyed it.Your voice over was great.What a wonderful find,beautiful house bet it was great in its time.It is very sad to think how the lady died on her own.There was some beautiful stuff in the house,such a shame how it has been left to decay like that,I expect the ladies spirit is still there,watching over her house and belongings.Glad the relative was understanding,and I bet she will love this video.Stay safe,I will look forward to your next video.xx

[@tracyjames1262]

great explore..loved the voice over ...and i love the respect you show x

[@LegoBombed]

There are countless exploration and urbex video channels on KZbin but there's something about both your passion for it and your *respect* for the homes is what keeps me waiting excitedly for each of your videos. Thank you for that. It'd be so easy to trash a place, break in, steal things, etc... I just love your gentleness with each item you touch. Have you ever been somewhere that you felt was haunted? Have you been to the states? Still saying "literally" all the time - Haha. You're really great, keep it up. ❤ Aimee

[@patriciacalunniato9173]

Yes that was an ink well and coal scuttle also solid silver hair brush I have one here the same thank you for showing us all

[@LindaChance-ju2in]

You have nothing to apologize for! You always give such interesting & wonderful adventures & tours. Love you from Texas

[@susanstorm8052]

Sad to see but the daughter should of had someone to go an get things out before it was to late. As it is now. It makes me think of my grandparents. Voice over was fine. Take care & keep exploring 🙂

[@deborahrohl7690]

Yes I agree I can feel the mother loved that house and her things

[@kimberlyvanhelden8100]

NEVER apologize again, you did a wonderful job as usual again! You are always so respectful no matter what home you go in and that speaks volumes. That is what first drew me to your channel. I always get excited when I see a new video of yours pop up, so keep them coming. By the way how is your beautiful little cousin? Please know that me and my family are thinking her and your family and sending positive thoughts her way! Big hugs all the way from America! 💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@christineharvey7105]

I loved the voice over because it seems when your filming with other people all we hear is them laughing and making so much noise their not giving these places the respect that you give they just go through and make so much noise and handle things roughly when these belongings belong to the people who once lived there they should treat these homes as if their parents or Grandparents once lived there so I appreciate the voice over when you are with other people and thank you for showing care and respect to the places you visit and film at I love your videos

[@normramsey358]

Another great explore! Love how you go in with so much appreciation for the past & the people who lived it!

[@victorsilvester78]

Fascinating, I've hit the like button.

[@nanuq83]

This was absolutely incredible! I'd be in heaven in a well kept home like this. The memories, belongings and a show of the personalities and characters that once lived there. This is place is a gem and I hope whoever stumbles upon it next keeps it the way they found it. Beautiful.

[@thomasknight1190]

A great video very sad the pot you was talking about in the corner their proper name are chamberpots people used to keep them under their beds if they didn’t have an inside toilet

[@nancycarrier7283]

I’ve been watching many videos like this for the last year or so. You are my favorite. You are very respectful and genuine. Praying for your niece also! Love from San Jose, California!

[@ModeneGunch1]

You move the camera around too quickly at times; otherwise, nice explore!

[@mssdn8976]

I couldn’t watch it, made me feel dizzy, far too fast

[@twobrokeguyz1214]

Well he did say he wasn't even going to list this video. So we are lucky to see what we are in the first place. So there's that. Nice explore indeed.

[@amyhugget1986]

Love watching, didn't mind the voice over! Keep it up I love ur channel!

[@annaduckworth8650]

I really enjoyed this. The voice over was great, thank you. Prefer it without the swearing too

[@63connie78]

Amazing time capsule...….very very sad home......great job documenting this untouched moment in time....and thanks to the daughter for allowing you access and sharing …….best one yet.

[@brenw.6096]

Creepy 💜🇺🇸🦄 nicely done

[@carolynhollingworth5905]

Yet another fab video and explore.The thing about your explores are that you are so respectful for the ppls belongings .Keep up the good work.xx

[@daymarie1111]

Just finding you, your voice is so calming.

[@marigredzinski5446]

I love your videos especially how respectful you are of the things in the house . You are truly my favorite explorer. I love the voice over. Keep them coming, I’ve been binge watching your videos for days

[@Michelle-qd9gm]

Am hoping that someone is watching this and recognise someone or something that’s it’s there family

[@lottatroublemaker6130]

Did’t you listen to what he told at the end, the owner (daughter) came, with Police in tow...

[@Michelle-qd9gm]

LottaTroublemaker excuse, me yes I did so get of my back

[@LindsAyWithAttitude]

The music went really well with this vid and your soothing voice.

[@wendymoore7641]

Great voice over, and what an amazing find . So sad that these homes are just left surely they can’t all have no family. It should be that if there are no family then the contents be donated for the homeless. The government is quick to claim any money that’s left unclaimed they should sell the homes off and they money go to putting a roof over some homeless people. Can’t wait for more videos. Love and healing to Holly. Stay safe 🙏🏻

[@marycwallace1425]

I agree with you heartily, there should be a time frame wherein if no immediate family can be located locally, a bulletin is published on a specific social media site dedicated to announcing death/bequeathments. Then after a certain length of time, which would have to be litigated according to Vital Records Statistics, the contents are collected, sorted and disbursed, and the property falls to the ownership of the state. At this point, the state would be obliged to assess the property, determine a price for total restoration and conversion for apartments for the destitute, or if the property is too far past code to merit being restored, then have it pulled down, the land sold off and all proceeds going to elinlminate any residual legal fees before giving the balance to the local shelter. Goid idea, Wendy! 🙏💖🙋

[@Beau123-n7v]

I've seen a lot of abandoned videos but I really love yours 💖 the voice make over was a awesome touch 👍

[@raintwomoons291]

You should've showed us some dates on the awards or magazines.

[@AdelaRodriguez-p9m]

Aw this was an awesome explore it goes to show that everything needs to be loved and taken care of, and if these things are not don't it slowly withers away alone and SADLY forgotten. This also happens with people, if you know someone that lives alone, elderly or no family give them a phone call, a visit. KINDNESS goes a long way and LOVE is the only way. Thanks again for the awesome and beautiful explore. 👃♥️✌️

[@siggyidkidc7847]

this is the most amazing i have seen yet.

[@vickidianacoghlan8946]

I am glad you respect these abandoned places without stealing and leaving it the way it was abandoned. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@inspire734]

Really a shame you cant save some of the stuff. Recycle. I am redoing my childhood home. No kitchen floor. It has to be stripped to the bones. Doing one room at a time. Hope to have the bath and kitchen done next 3 months to Xmas.

[@carojames6776]

Sounds really exciting, good luck!!

[@deborahrohl7690]

Wonderful best of luck with everything

[@Pickalove]

Hope it turns out great for you

[@nathaliebouchard2796]

Another great video, Dave! I didn't mind the voice-over at all. I really enjoyed this video. What an amazing find!