Nature is Foreclosing on this Abandoned Farmhouse Full of Everything

[@ginalola6354]

So emotional watching homes just left like that. To imagine them answering the phone, reading, sleeping, cooking, and living.

[@Myferrets18]

Woohoo several lone chairs plus Christmas decorations 🎉

[@TikiTrex]

Yes!! lol

[@mikaylaharris1988]

this was the first abandoned house i ever explored as a teenager, it was in 2016. the beds were still made then, the hydro still on. mt friends and i sat in the middle of the living room on the floor and played a game of ouija. to think we were even able to do that is crazy. i’ve visited every so often since then. i used to call this “my house”, it makes me so sad to see how fast it’s decayed. this house holds a special place in my heart ♥️ from my understanding it was an old lady that passed away and the farm next door now owns the property.

[@eviehawke]

those upstairs arched windows are everything! thanks for another great tour!

[@TikiTrex]

Glad you like them!

[@chantallaflamme6454]

My God that reclaimed bathroom was beautiful !!

[@TikiTrex]

I loved it as well.

[@himynameishelen]

A quick google of Ernest A Webb Agricultural Engineers says the blue thing is part of a seed drill, and surprisingly worth a fair amount of money as a vintage/historical piece, and likely worth much much more to whoever owned it when it was left here to rot.

[@shawnpowell9506]

That place has definitely seen better days. Good find!

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks for watching!

[@bonniekaye]

*Loved the arched windows!*

[@TikiTrex]

I love those as well.

[@teresawoodruff1170]

Just like the good days. This old fella loves your videos ❤

[@TikiTrex]

And I love your nice comments!

[@NeilRoy]

Wow, that is old. Lots of stuff from the 1970s or earlier it looks like. Looks like there may have been two women sharing the place at some point? Sisters? Maybe a husband and wife at some point and one died off... in any event, it's obvious the surviving person died in that place and nobody was left to take over. Sad really. I am always reminded of how we should not focus on gathering up THINGS in life, as this is where it may end up. Just rotting away in an old empty home. Great find as always anyhow.

[@michaelirizarry5037]

another cool explore. thanks for taking us along.

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks for joining me!

[@LiNdSeYr1026]

Hello Tiki. I'm so happy to see U've posted AGAIN!! 🎉 I absolutely love ur videos and the way u film. Hope all is well in Canada. From ur Maine friend. 💞

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you so much!!

[@MrUranium238]

So many treasures to find. (rare edition books etc... ) .. thanks for sharing

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks for watching!

[@jackyhawkins1895]

I think after leaving that property, I would have felt grungy. love the tittle. Thank you for the tour 😊

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks for watching!

[@maxnaethe7187]

Nice old digs! Looks like it's been open quote a while. Niceof them to leave that hedge trimmer for future explorers. ;}

[@eyeballairvent1248]

Nature reclaiming. Thats what we want to see. This bathroom is an amazing example. Great!

[@TikiTrex]

I agree!

[@CA-lk6fd]

That was a really nice home about 40-50 years ago. It would be cool fixed up, but definitely too far gone now. Thank you for sharing!

[@TikiTrex]

I agree. Thanks for watching!

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Very creepy old house 🏠🏡 makes you wonder what happened in places like that the kids grow up and move away and never come back? Glad you got to document it it before it was gone

[@schamblin45]

I think if someone sneezes, that one will come crashing down!🤣You're brave, indeed. Great explore!

[@TikiTrex]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@darlon9552]

❤❤❤❤❤ thanks Tiki!!!!!

[@lovelady1954]

It's a turntable a turnstile is what you walk through ❤

[@TikiTrex]

Did I say turnstile? lol I meant to say turntable.

[@lovelady1954]

@@TikiTrex that's okay I still love you 🤟😁

[@michaelh7429]

What a Saturday surprise.....hope your well

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you! Hope you’re well too.

[@runbikerun8189]

I've often wondered as I watch your videos, under what circumstances would a family simply leave the house behind with a closet full of clothes and a fridge full of food? What happened? Where did they go? Who owns the house now?

[@SurfCityBill]

Usually an old couple that pass away with no interested relatives.

[@voyager0156]

nice message on the bathroom mirror. this house is sad. thank you for sharing this vlog.

[@mjg263]

I like the tall arched windows, looks like it was a very nice home at one time. The built in hifi was neat, the portable reel to reel too - love that kind of stuff. Great explore, thanks!

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks for watching!

[@stanhorch6037]

This is a nice video again, thank you, great with a morning coffee. One of the worst places I have seen you go through.

[@faance1]

That was nasty nasty. Thanks for taking one for the team so we could see it Tiki.

[@TikiTrex]

You bet! I appreciate you joining me!

[@chrisx2k6]

You should choose a short book (or some other paperwork etc) from each place to read and report on as additional content at the end of these videos. As a way to share an experience with whomever was living/working in these properties.

[@colbycrawford8969]

C'plus Orange Burst in the refrigerator is an orange flavoured sparkling beverage. It contains just the right amount of Sunkist Juice® to deliver a refreshing fruity orange taste. 😉

[@presidentsanta4785]

Another great vid!! Thank you!!

[@TikiTrex]

Glad you liked it!

[@northhankspin]

Thank you

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks for watching!

[@donaldclay158]

Cool explore young lady ! Watching from Louisiana

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks for watching!

[@donaldclay158]

@@TikiTrex I'm glad you're back in the swing with longer videos. I've been a fan since you done the catwoman house. Like your style young lady

[@TikiTrex]

@@donaldclay158 Thank you!

[@dbeecooks]

Lovely window in the upstairs kitchen.

[@jodywoodruff6473]

Another awesome video. 😊

[@TikiTrex]

Thank you!

[@billylocklear8827]

Love it all of them

[@TikiTrex]

I appreciate that!

[@lakefromeshippingcompany]

What a wreck, Pam! 😱 Mould is taking over much of what is left of that place. 2006 looks about right in terms of abandonment.

[@thortheviking4666]

Oh quite a sad 😞 place , so ransacked 💥 So sad that all the rural former History are fading away in this modern society No one seams to be able to take care of our ancestors hard work 😢

[@gueyhoo9261]

Kept waiting for you to fall through the floor. YAY for you that you didn't!❤

[@TikiTrex]

Maybe next time! 😂

[@212372123721237]

Good morning. Thanks for sharing.

[@TikiTrex]

Good morning!

[@Riisawd5409]

Imagine how still good in 80's & family still gathering together with children . & their activities... #justmyvision ... Where other family , their child

[@HoschtonBoy]

Nothing like stumbling upon rusty gold.

[@EminenceFrontX5]

Awesome! 🎉

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks! 😄

[@elizabethpaul997]

The person (or people) who lived there must have only been living in the downstairs when this house was abandoned.

[@IanRM]

Loved it

[@TikiTrex]

Glad to hear that!

[@craigcottingham35]

It's amazing. I lived in hundreds of homes over my 61 years but I can never remember having to do repairs to roofs 😅

[@TikiTrex]

That is amazing!

[@DRYFIT55]

How they could put the seeder inside the porch

[@NJP76]

I was wondering that as well. ...And why was it there in the first place.

[@gareman9417]

Could be a demo model? Was thinking the owner built the room around the seeder (moved seeder while building around it), they also had that large blue machinery across from the seeder, I could only think it was a demo model as it was located near - ish the business desk...but what an odd place to put a large seeder inside a porch....

[@MikiTheTraveller]

The rooms with nature in them looks amazing i would have made a loooot of photoes !!

[@TikiTrex]

I thought so too. Check my Instagram.

[@DavenHiskey]

This old house is a real hoot, eh?👍

[@ThisSteveGuy]

Place reminds me of the game Half-Life: Alyx.

[@williamgriffin7584]

👋🙂morning...

[@TikiTrex]

Good morning! 👋

[@NewEnglandOtaku]

Whenever I see videos like this, I always feel jealous that the building I went into was pretty much empty of furniture.. Only a piano, an old fashioned refrigerator (I think it was from the 40's or 50's) a few wardrobes and a few other things.. those things all disappeared after awhile and the rest was pushed into the basement stairway.. It was rather clean inside.. no plaster from the ceiling or walls... just a bunch of books.. tons of books... Cook books mostly but there were few medical books.. there was nothing left of value.. The son took everything and locked it up when his mother died because he lived in California and he didn't want anything to do with the house in Vermont. All I know is the husband died and after that the woman became crazy with loneliness, she'd hitchhike across the country so I'd say it was the 70's and 80's perhaps.. When I see houses like this.. all I can think is that the place I went to had absolutely no vandals for awhile.. once the wall came down, it was fair game and a free for all... I walked out with a jar of old matchbooks but then I found out they were worthless if they didn't have matches in them.. and I'm very surprised that pretty much all of these places have doors left inside... then again most of the homes that are found are in residential areas or near active roads.. but the place I went was out in the middle of a deadend road.. the doors were stolen and even the old kitchen sink

[@tomfrye9037]

Yes, once the roof goes, the rest of the house goes pretty fast. I'm glad you walk light and look things over good...otherwise, you might find the fast way back to the first floor. The house I did most of my growing up in had a closet like that...shared by two bedrooms. I was thinking...it almost looks like the whole fandamily was run out of the place. Anyway, thanks for catching the place while it's still standing. I bet you won't want to go in there if you revisit in the spring.

[@TikiTrex]

Definitely not after a heavy snow load this winter.

[@owen4248]

Wow this was one mess of a house that mold is bad to breath in hope you had a mask on I would for sure nature taking back what hers won't be long before this house collapses thanks for taking us along :-)

[@TikiTrex]

Thanks for joining me!

[@annegleason8442]

Hey Pam!! I think its sad!😢 From your honeoye ny friend!

[@waynebender8835]

It looks like the owner sold garden equipment and rented out the second floor. The renters left with what they owned. I didn't see a TV on the first floor. It's a shame how badly the house has fallen apart. I see either nature bringing it down or man.

[@TikiTrex]

There was a TV on the main floor but it was unfortunately smashed by vandals.

[@waynebender8835]

@@TikiTrex Okay. May mistake.

[@TikiTrex]

It’s hard to see in all that rubble.

[@MarkGrago]

It must have not of been a profitable business for everything to have been left behind and in such erratic physical discourse; also, you really should be wearing protective equipment in these kinds of places. Even with all that ventilation that those broken windows provide, you still could be breathing in dangerous particles and vapors. (I know you know this already. Just a reminder.) 👍

[@Mclint9171]

So fascinating, but makes me sad in a way. The summation of a person or family’s life left in ruins. My guess is, the lady lived there as the farm was sold away and her husband passed on, then nobody wanted it or they picked it over and left the rest. Judging by the stuff on the ground floor and lack thereof upstairs, betting she eventually lived downstairs and didn’t venture up much as she aged. I’m reminded of mom’s house when she died. There just wasn’t time to sort through everything. Same with grandmas house, so much left that you don’t know what to do with.

[@Shane542]

How can people just go in and ransack the hell out it and spray paint on the walls? Who the hell do people think they are? No respect at all! This is terrible!!!

[@Wistful77]

Sadly, nothing to salvage except maybe the bricks. The mold will eat what weather does not, I think It would be interesting to see a time lapse of such a place being eaten by earth.👍🏼

[@TikiTrex]

Wouldn’t that be interesting?

[@Wistful77]

@@TikiTrex I have seen mold on food in time lapse, but never have seen a house or building molder away. Perhaps it would be impossible to capture on camera?

[@oswaldmmn]

Que pena, uma casa totalmente detonada com vários e diversos produtos dentro. Obrigado Tiki!

[@rachelredden6682]

This place has it all: ☑️Peeling paint ☑️ Disgusting fridge(though not as bad as that other one🤮) ☑️Nice graffiti ☑️And a bonus fridge. Nice.

[@TikiTrex]

Haha! I think that other fridge has them all beat!

[@Karmy.]

Collapsing roof

[@TikiTrex]

☑️Christmas decorations ☑️Multiple lone chairs

[@TikiTrex]

☑️

[@rachelredden6682]

☑️❤️

[@Victoriaghh]

I've been here before as well. Did you find the cellar with all the alcohol and canned goods? ❤

[@OldCanadianguy953]

With that mold I hope you wore a mask?

[@williamgriffin7584]

have u ever done hunted abandoned houses?

[@streetfighter398]

Yeah this one

[@moocowdad]

you are amazing

[@TikiTrex]

As are you!

[@freeplayfrank7736]

Too bad they had to leave without any of their stuff. Maybe she died or had some kind of breakdown, Very sad. But I enjoyed seeing it, thanks Pam.

[@TikiTrex]

I’m glad you enjoyed!

[@TechnoMulen]

question. what would happen if you were to steal from the house? is it still stealing? will there be an owner of the hose as in a victim or how does it work if you decide to remove something from an abandonned house?

[@TikiTrex]

Then trespassing is elevated to a felony. Every house has an owner. Usually someone buys the land (usually a farmer to extend their property or a land developer) but is not interested in the house. Therefore, the house is abandoned for its intended purpose.

[@TechnoMulen]

@@TikiTrex ok makes sense :)

[@stevexray6253]

I enjoyed the old place grunge and all. I didn't see any signs of any menfolk. She could have been the boss lady. When I saw that phone I thought that she probably had quite the network of people to talk to for business and pleasure. 😁👍

[@illburnmyselfforreal]

3:24 any converse shoes?

[@vianonamitchell4114]

❤

[@joebrown1382]

Very nasty place with plenty of mold. After walking in these nasty places what do you or how do you clean the bottoms of your shoes.

[@TikiTrex]

I keep my exploring shoes in my vehicle in a bag. But in all honesty, the streets to which I walk in my city seem worse than this. Lol

[@joebrown1382]

@@TikiTrexI kinda thought that's what you did. Sorry about your streets lol. I watch a couple channels exploring the Philipines. The streets are nasty but everyone removes their shoes before going in their little makeshift homes.

[@sczuylevch13]

Thats allot of grunge! I bet it smells like teen spirit!

[@sueojeda5712]

Creepy very 😮😊

[@XLordLeamingtonX]

Nothing says class like carpet in the bathroom. Yuck

[@scott33761]

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