Neighbor PULLED OVER & Told Me Why It's Been UNTOUCHED For 50 YEARS

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This property has been untouched for over 50 years now with nobody wanting to buy it. Every year, the city comes by and knocks the grass down due to it being super overgrown all the time. I decided to help the seller of the home make the property more presentable, so that it could potentially sell to a new owner. I do not know the exact history of this home, but it definitally looks old, rotted, and in need of a demolition. A neighbor stopped me while I was working and told me that both owners died about 50 years ago. Nothing has been done to it after they both passed.
I hope you enjoy the makeover. Take care, God bless you, and we'll see you in the next one :)
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[@coppertopjohnson9782]

The car is a 1976 Buick Skylark. The tank is for oil heat. And the job you did...fantastic. I am sure the neighbors greatly appreciate your efforts. The house probably needs to be condemned and then demolished. Great job. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@dfwait14]

Owned a 1972 Skylark. My first car that had bucket seats and console shift.

[@kimboss8721]

or Fuel Oil my mom and dad had this in our house our tank sat outside, too! Easier for fuel delivery guy. They have long hose.

[@AlexanderWaylon]

Must have been kerosene to be outside the house No. 2-Home heating oil and Diesel gel up.

[@daydmr2013]

I feel the same way

[@teresalewis8450]

And those seating surfaces are most likely not leather, but vinyl.

[@user-xo6cu7xq6k]

It always makes me sad when I see abandoned houses like this. This was once a home with families in it. I think of all the memories it must have. If I had the money, I would fix it up and make it a home again. You at least made the yard look nice. I hope someone drives by and sees the potential that I see. Thank you for caring.

[@stevennihipali3607]

Exactly... it's sad to know the neighbors just let it go and k one has cared

[@stevennihipali3607]

@JessRich3675 no but neighbors know more then anyone else. Yes, they can do it every so often

[@OlavFolland]

It's been rotting for 50 years. It'd be cheaper and better in so many ways to raze the place and build a new house that looks like the old house. OTOH it's probably old enough to be lath and plaster (goodbye WiFi) but if there's drywall think good and hard because asbestos is expensive AF to get rid of.

[@id10t98]

My Godparents owned property just steps from Lake Huron. Over the years, other family members and their kids bought the property around them. Once the parents passed away, the kids for some reason sold the property to a complete stranger and then complained about having a stranger owning property in between family members just months later, after we all told them it would happen and to keep it in the family.

[@jim_livermore]

With the current assessment at $312,000, you'd have to have a lot of money! Nice location, though...

[@sueg2658]

Re that rusted out thing you thought was for heating I believe is for oil used to heat the home. Someone has been paying the property taxes on that for 50 years then. So glad you didn’t get a rusty nail thru your foot! That is not 50 years of overgrowth, so I expect somebody has be doing yard care over the years. It looks like a nice area, hopefully somone will buy it and rebuild a new home one day. Good job!

[@arickett68]

Yes, an oil tank for heating!

[@kathibrooks1401]

Honestly you did a great service to this lawn. Thank you for caring about property

[@fillslawncare]

Thank you Kathi 😊

[@user-bd4zj5pn2e]

You are a Nature sculptor, Fill! When Michelangelo was asked how he made sculptures he replied he just cut away everything that was not the sculpture. You do this with neglected properties...you are a Nature artist...you see it's intrinsic beauty. I appreciate your hard work. Please always be safe. I hope you find a comfortable mask that protects your breathing.

[@kimboss8721]

And get whatever the city will allow you to use something that says "SLOW DOWN people trying to stay alive doing thier job."

[@kimboss8721]

That street was crazy for in town side street. It's good you have at least traffic cones!

[@OlavFolland]

​@@kimboss8721remember that the video is sped up.

[@fillslawncare]

Thank you. Love the comment 😊

[@jeancarver6599]

That rotary brush is fabulous!!!! This sure was a messed up yard!!!! Huge job!!!

[@lorrainewalker9674]

Thankfully someone’s been caring for the outside of the property for 50 years as it’s not badly neglected or overgrown. The autumn leaves must have deterred from recent mowing. Whoever it is they will be so grateful to you for doing this fantastic clean up 👍🏼

[@fillslawncare]

I think the city comes and cuts the grass when it's super tall. Thank you 😊

[@mrblue2011]

The tank was used for heating fuel. Around the same time and a little earlier homes had " shutes " that opened up and Coal was lowered into the Basement. My Uncle drove for a Company that delivered Coal. Today, those tanks are used to make huge Barbecue grills,

[@catgynt9148]

I would have thought you could tell the year of the Buick Skylark by its rear license plate. The single round headlights were common in the 1970’s models. The oil tank on the side of 5he house probably fed fuel oil (diesel fuel) to a furnace inside. These furnaces are still common in parts of Ontario, Canada except that their fuel tanks are located in the basement to keep fuel from gelling or freezing in sub zero temperatures. Another great video sir, thanks for sharing this. Wishing you and your bride a blessed holiday season. Peace brother

[@alinaCatwatcher]

@@catgynt9148 We had one of those oil tanks in our basement, right here in Ontario. My dad had a gas furnace installed however it was way too costly to remove the oil tank so it stayed until he sold the house in 2012. I never heard of the tank heating the oil to the furnace only that it fed oil to the old furnace. Also I'm old enough to say I used to drive a Skylark but not this model mine was a four door. This one looks very 70"s and very cool.

[@fillslawncare]

Thanks for the info, mrblue!😊

[@ttop64]

I liked how the gentleman next door @ 19:30 decided to pull up a chair and watch you mow Fill . He was probably very appreciative .

[@user-bc4gf5yx8h]

The tank on the side of the home is an oil tank which means the home is heated by oil. Many tanks are underground but once replaced are above ground. Such a shame and incredibly sad to see that nothing has been done to preserve this home. So glad that you are doing what you can to take care of the yard. This could be a beautiful home once restored and upgraded.

[@user-wk7fm1og6b]

Someone is smiling in heaven for you for you taking care of something that was so precious to someone at one time. She's putting in a good word for you. Someone will notice the history hidden on that lot that you have uncovered. Great job as always.

[@fillslawncare]

Thank you 😊

[@sandradunaway3923]

I think you made the yard look nice again. I think someone has been mowing the lawn because it was not really long. I was surprised I didn't see in volunteer trees growing.

[@billbyrnes9505]

My favorite part, is the fact you took time to take time to make it look the best you possibly could. I can't believe that nobody took an interest in the house after she passed? Especially the city. It looks like a very nice piece of property. What a shame. Shame on the city. And thank you for a well done job.

[@lanakukla8966]

Great job of cleaning it up! And yes that was a fuel oil tank for heating the home. My grandma used to have that type of heating. I'm in my early 60s. I'm surprised that the city let that house/yard stay that way so long.🤔

[@jennyduff2597]

It's a testament to the original builders that the house actually still stands despite the neglect. The right person with the right knowledge, bank account, and time could actually restore the house. I've seen homes in worse shape be brought back from the dead. The dates in the cement are amazing and made me feel a little sad -- that was definitely a home filled with family once. Beautiful job on the clean up! That looks like a lot of hard work.

[@jillwiegand4257]

I'm sure the neighbors were so thankful ❤

[@dianadean5994]

This at one time was a beautiful home. It’s a shame it was left to rot. An awesome job looks fantastic. 🥰

[@andrewrichardson7814]

Great job as always Fill, I always enjoy the brush attachment part.

[@valeriepasbrig2864]

My favorite part was just cleaning up the curbs. That alone made a big difference. Overall, it looks way better with the leaves all mulched. Nice results for an old, empty house.

[@lancedean5987]

The Darwin Grip on a string trimmer is such a game changer, so glad I put one on mine!

[@CalifgalCindy1]

I agree with that I also am using one now it makes trimming easier on the back.

[@darinvierth1679]

1, that's an oil tank for an old oil burning heat system. 2, that's a 1975-77 Skylark.

[@joshuaking34]

Correct, based on the fourth generation GM X-body platform. Not a bad starting point for an inexpensive hot rod build. Great for drag racing.

[@darinvierth1679]

@@joshuaking34 right? My brother has a 77 Nova. I've always thought they had good lines.

[@pamelastokes2964]

I don't understand why these city governments don't make these land and homeowners do something with their abandoned property?!!! It isn't fair to the neighbors or the city. It opens the door to unwanted problems. Pam ❤

[@Simonsimon-fy3hq]

Alternately if the neighbours are all so worried, they could clean it up amongst themselves and not depend on getting someone else to do it.

[@pamelastokes2964]

@@Simonsimon-fy3hq I had that thought myself

[@jamesrobinson1022]

As long as the taxes are getting paid then the city doesn't see a problem. My neighbors house has been empty for a couple years and the taxes haven't been paid on it so it is going up for auction. I have been mowing the front lawn on it maybe once or twice month and another guy gets the backyard about once a month.

[@user-cv8cf7uh6g]

I worked for a city property tax attorney. There are many homes with unpaid taxes that can go back for years. Therefore, some of these properties fall to the bottom of the list. We worked on recent years first. Getting down the list of a 50 year old property is near impossible.

[@gerarddinardo8238]

The tank as mentioned is used for heating fuel. Specifically heating oil. There is a boiler in the basement which is gravity fed the heating oil. The boiler heats water which is pumped through baseboard mounted pipes throughout the homes. It is referred to as a forced hot water system. I grew up in a home with this type of heating.

[@Nalla762]

Interesting! Did this system make a racket when running? And how well did it heat your house? 😊

[@ws4860]

@@Nalla762 As far as I know, it doesn't make much noise, but heating oil is a non-renewable fossil fuel, bad for the environment and is becoming more and more expensive.

[@gerarddinardo8238]

As the hot water was pushed through the baseboard heaters you would hear a little creaking and popping, not too loud. I grew up in New England and I can tell you the house never really got warm. Not the most efficient system but we didn’t have gas lines then and electric systems were more expensive and not prevalent.

[@ws4860]

@@gerarddinardo8238 Today's hot water radiators are much more efficient, the pipes and the house itself are insulated or everything disappears underground as underfloor heating. Together with solar power and highly insulated boilers, you can stay cozy and warm. Is it cheaper than heating with oil back then? Probably not, the technology costs money, even if the electricity is produced using solar power. I am fascinated by the technology of the Koreans (Ondol), they heat their floors with little wood, similar to rocket stoves, and store the heat in the surrounding stones and cob.

[@gerarddinardo8238]

@ws4860, I wish we had that in the 60’s , 70’s and 80’s. Got used to sleeping in a sweatshirt. :-)

[@djc13]

You made a sows ear look like a rare gem. Well maybe not that great but you know what I mean. You did what you could and at least the walks are cleaned and open!! Phenominal job!!!

[@jongoodson5676]

I drove by that house so many times. I didn’t know it was abandoned. Great job and I bet the place was haunted being across from the cemetery!

[@mmmotives7452]

What State and town is this?

[@jongoodson5676]

@@mmmotives7452 Coeur D Alene Idaho

[@Rosarium2007]

@@mmmotives7452 I think he is in northern Idaho. The Buick Syklark's license plate was definitely from Idaho.

[@teribelleau137]

Maybe a '75? Yes that's a fuel oil storage tank. Interesting it's on the outside. Maybe an upgrade?😅 Love that you got to use the brush attachment! 😢Very sad circumstances about this one, but you made it come alive a little. Nice job!

[@jcbaily5559]

Your concern for others is admirable...don't ever change you are one in a million!!!!!

[@ritaspear1258]

Favorite part of you trying to figure out the yr on the car and what the fuel tank was used for. Definitely showed your youth.

[@nancyhubbard221]

Places like this just really make me wonder what happened that caused them to be so neglected. Was there no family to inherit or was there so much financial burden on the property that the family couldn't handle it? No way to truly know the history, but interesting to speculate about. As usual you did a great job!

[@Kinann]

Someone has paid taxes on this house. Amazing no one has vandalized it in any way. Not one thing broken. Beautiful lot and location. That power brush makes me moist, should have done the sidewalks. Not feeling the soft edges but a lot less work for you. Nice job!

[@fillslawncare]

Thank you 😊

[@gilbertrivera6493]

Most likely it has to do with economics

[@gilbertrivera6493]

The car has a license plate…I wonder if you can trace who once owned the car

[@gilbertrivera6493]

It will take you days to bag those leafs

[@donaldcason163]

Fill I have enjoyed your videos ever since you first started KZbin! I appreciate the method you use in doing lawns, from your high end regular clients to the bad ones (like this one). You're process of explaining the reason you are doing the work! Hope you continue making videos for a long time. You give this 73 year old grandad something good and not offensive ! God bless you Fill and God bless your family!👍🙏♥️😎🇺🇲

[@fillslawncare]

Hey Donald, thank you for your comment and dedicated viewership for all this time. I really appreciate it. Comments like this are what keep me going. Have an amazing day! 😊

[@denisestewart7050]

You seem to take on the most distressed properties; you clearly not afraid of a challenge and you have great equipment. Keep up the good work!

[@gordonkraich3129]

I don’t know of anyone who would do this kind of work you do. So much hard work for free. You are a hard worker and one of a kind. I enjoy your videos so much. Thank You. Stay safe.

[@marettastephens5680]

The house was really beyond fixing up, I think. However, the property has all kinds of potential appears to be in a good part of town. You did as well as anyone could,thank you.

[@bitteroldman2714]

That's a heating oil tank. They're still in use in a lot of the country. Thanks for the video.

[@ldiane5462]

Without fail; an excellent transformation!!! Thank you Fill. Take care and God Bless. Diane from Missouri 😊

[@oldbroad7672]

That's a nice lot the house sits on! And looks a whole bunch better after your efforts 👍

[@jeninmontana]

I think you did a great job! Not sure if you've heard of Tim the Lawnmower Man, but he has a mask he swears by. I think it's something that can be purchased in the States as well.

[@user-jf5qn7gx4z]

Great job! Thank you for cleaning the gutter. That will help with storm water run off and make it less slippery for bikers. Thank you for cleaning up the sidewalks. You are making it safer for anyone walking.

[@PJB-EmmaDougie]

You did a wonderful job! It’s a shame that this was home to a family. We appreciate all your hard work!

[@annetuttle7712]

Another fine job Fill It doesn't matter if leaves abound all over, it looks SO much better and I am sure the neighbors really appreciate it. Heard you guys were without water or electricity (can't remember for sure!). I hope it wasn't too much of a hassle dealing with that issue. Thank you for this video and sharing your God-filled heart with everyone. ❤❤

[@fillslawncare]

Thank you, Anne. And we have both water and electricity, might be thinking of someone else? Have a great day! 😊

[@annetuttle7712]

@@fillslawncare It was something I heard on the news on my way to work, so all I know it was up in that area. We have a friend who just moved to Hayden and family that lives in Rathdrum, so that perked me up to hearing the blurb!

[@darlenebrillinger4217]

It’s for sale!! Looks like the home was beautiful at one time! Talk about a fixer upper or maybe a tearer downer!

[@nancylangley338]

You are the only one I have seen use the sweeper attachment, I love that thing. It makes quick work if sweeping. Another great job!

[@XL-5117]

This is a beautiful picture of a once cherished family home and lovely grounds. Considering the house has been empty all these years, the grass isn’t that long. Lots of dead leaves though. I’m surprised that a place like this would be able to stay empty for so long. Imagine all the ghosts watching you tidying up their lawns from inside the house.

[@nancyjenkins3716]

You did a fine job Fil! You really help your community! The area where you live is beautiful. It's too bad that the house fell into disrepair. I imagine it's at least 80 years or more years old. If only the roof had been protected or replaced.I look forward to your videos.

[@richardphelan8414]

I guess that town doesn't have street sweepers " Looks like a early 70s Buick Skylark, That's a really nice size lot get rid of the buildings and Build a Nice House and garage

[@alexzendrini88]

Neighbors forget them they don’t care , just keep the happiness by doing this,and we will enjoy it together, thank you

[@julies2110]

💜 After 50 years of grass and leaves being left to brake down that is some rich soil.

[@ruthstory2277]

You are too hard on yourself Fill. That yard looks beautiful now! Great video, thank you!!

[@booboobydesign3562]

I think you are a wonderful young man and I wish you all the success you aspire too. God bless and keep up the good work. I do enjoy the videos.

[@pamelastokes2964]

A great way to handle the leaves in this yard. The area you are putting them is the perfect place to put them. The property already looks 99% better! Great job!!❤

[@cwpowell9453]

❤You made a difference ❤ I'll bet this place comes alive in spring with flowers from dormant bulbs! ❤

[@desierhart7176]

Beautiful home and gorgeous trees. You did the best you could do. Thank you for sharing. 😊

[@user-hz3wh9ei5d]

You are a hard worker. Great clean up for the community.

[@ritaspear1258]

I've lived in my home for over 46 yrs.it was built in the 50's and its no where time to tear it down. But it's been taken care of with care all those yrs.

[@jackyoshaughnessy2415]

I love how you do the before & after shots!!! Simple and exact. So good. Thank you!

[@dieteh]

Thank you for what you do. You’re just as important as our military members. You give hope and smiles to families by cleaning up their properties.

[@dlenderman11]

Yards that have a slope still look better putting an edge on them then not. Thanks Fill for another great video!

[@lpakuli8359]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Love the work you do! You are definitely making a positive impact on the community thru the service you provide. Keep up the great work, and you'll always be blessed. 🌟👊🏻🌟

[@mikeomalley5407]

Great job as always! Someone’s already answered your questions of 1) year of the car and 2)the purpose of the tank. I’m 67 years old and had to think about the tank. We lived in farm style homes (like this property) but we had hot water radiators. I can only remember a few houses that used heating oil, usually used in apartment buildings back then. This house must have historical significance in your town because the lawn was done during the summer. Maybe the house was abandoned 50 years ago because there was a 76’ skylark still in the driveway. Interesting 🕵🏻‍♂️

[@kkeenan536]

I worked for a family owned Chevron distributor and we sold those tanks for home heating oil, they’re called ob-round tanks and are usually 275 gallons.

[@seanslawns]

Good eye Fills, you put a lot of joy in these people’s hearts….

[@MichaelJohnson-xl6ro]

Another fine job that you have done Phil. I love watching you. It reminds me of how I done my lawns. I don't like leaving clippings on a yard. To me it looks unfinished. Great job 👏

[@DianRentsch-xy4mf]

That is a gorgeous lot. I hope a new owner will come along and restore or replace the house. I know that those leaves are heavy and dusty. Be careful out there, Fill.

[@kathygriffin5766]

You did awesome work. This is a beautiful property. And I'm sure it was once a lovely home.

[@selinabroussard7461]

You did a great job. I’m sure the neighbors appreciate it!

[@dianaviselli3136]

I see you have a new toy! Is that blower on a mower or, like your gutter broom, a new piece of equipment? You amaze me with the “gadgets” you have for lawn maintenance. You use them beautifully for the benefit of so many others. Nothing changes the fact that you put your whole heart and a lot of work into helping those who for one reason or another cannot do for themselves. Thank you and God bless! ❤❤😊😊

[@CalifgalCindy1]

What is that? Are you kidding? Seriously it is a 275 gallon +/- heating oil tank which are still in use today in many homes. It seems like a nice neighborhood and hopefully this property can come back to life in one form or the other. Either way you really did an awesome job of cleaning up and showing the potential that awaits the right purchaser.

[@roselauver4122]

The tank is a fuel tank for heating. I have one out back for my furnace so they still do exist. I know it will look alot better when you get it done God bless you n all the other lawn people that cleans up over grown lawns for free❤😊.

[@timothyokane9710]

The tank on the side of the house is a heating oil tank, 3 places you can read what year the Buick is, are on the tail lights, or signal lights, there should be writing on the lenses which say "Guide" followed by the year of manufacture, the third location under the hood, a sticker about emission controls with the year printed on a corner of the sticker.

[@keithmason9342]

I'm pretty sure that was a 1976 Buick Skylark. The tank at the side of the house was for heating oil. Great work on the cleanup. Thanks and we'll see you next time.

[@vincentsmith4147]

Fill, yes that tank beside the house was used for heating up the house. If I remember right I think it was used for oil heat. Goes straight to the furnace. That's also used for many Mobile Homes too.

[@jamiejamison3397]

Honestly, the edging with Edger still looks better, even on the slope. It gives the sidewalk more definition. Please don't stop. It also distinguishes and separates you from other youtubers here in the state. The aussies are more detailed, and that is what I like about your videos.

[@sarahshummer]

I love that Bristle Brush attachment. You are the only Lawn Care guy I have ever seen use it.

[@user-cs9vd7dh9u]

It's good to see that you are wearing protection hat long sleeve shirt mask when required specifically when you are working outside specifically against skin cancer all the best ray from nsw Australia

[@lisalamb2375]

What a great job. As noted by another person who left a comment, the tank is for oil for heating. My grandparents had one connected to their home in New England that was about 3-4 times bigger so that they would only have to fill it once a year and not run out during the winter months. Hope someone finds this little gem to either rebuild or just tear down and put up something in the similar style.

[@theresabutts9522]

I think you did a wonderful job on the property. It looks like a very nice property and neighborhood. That house was much older than 50years.

[@susangreganti7184]

Fill, I’m almost feeling addicted to your channel now and l am a 76 yr old woman!

[@MatrixXx1966]

Het is ongelofelijk wat jij allemaal doet voor je mensen, daar heb heel veel bewondering voor !! Je verdiend het allerbeste!

[@yycguy8722]

Happy Sunday, love seeing new content from Fill … keep up the great work!

[@fillslawncare]

Thanks! Have a great Sunday as well. God bless you!

[@Nalla762]

I don't know, Fill; I think you did an excellent job. It looks so much nicer and neater. You're a one-man powerhouse. I've seen a few on here that couldn't care less for detail; you and George from Quick Cuts surely do! He's in Australia, so no competition! But you both are the best in my book!😊👍💛

[@Jiggidywig]

Great job. I am sure neighborhood appreciates the care.

[@beckypeagler]

hey fill, i always enjoy watching you do your job and the main thing i love is that you use baskets to put your trash in ... you are the only one (i watch 3 or 4 of you gents daily) i was excited to see that you were going to use your baskets but then you did it on your lunch break ... so, im disappointed but not devastated ... and i told my daughter and some of my other family members about how i enjoy watching you ... also, i have a 3 year old great nephew who loves to watch you too! God bless you for all your hard work ... get what you need to protect your lungs my friend ... take care becky

[@MargaretHess-mq3oe]

The house doesn’t look in that bad of condition. The roof loooks sound and the windows are good. I think it has good bones. Fantastic restoration.

[@shelleyrichards4487]

My first thought was, if the door isn't locked, open it and take a look! It should have a sticker inside the door. Your photo look like the lock was up so that may have worked. But I'm glad we have a lot of car people watching because they knew what it was. Beautiful job. I love the lush green lawn even though it was very tall. And I guess I must be old because I knew immediately that was an oil tank. Back in the day most if not all of the homes were heated by oil. My grandparents had theirs underground.

[@kathyjean4785]

I love your brush/broom tool. It works so well!

[@irenefitzpatrick6480]

Well done Fill! Yes, you do need a proper mask or you’ll have a bad chest. Best regards! ❤

[@fillslawncare]

I got a good 3M one now :)

[@fullers1966]

The barrel on the outside the house is for diesel that is what they used years ago for the furnace

[@constancepentzer3017]

Oil tank for oil burning furnace. I grew up with one at my arenas home.

[@vickiemorris6849]

What a beautiful corner lot! There must be a new build just waiting to make it its home!. I know the neighbor and neighborhood are grateful for the clear walkway. That's either a propane tank or heating oil tank.

[@jongorman2949]

It was an oil tank for heating. Skylark was a "67" I think. The property looks wonderful after what you accomplished. I wish these old, abandoned houses could be fixed up for all the people what are without homes, especially in these colder days. It is presently 34 degrees F where I am. BRRRRRR. Thank you for all you do to help the communities. God Bless you.

[@susandallessandro5076]

My favorite part is you using the brush attachment. I have never seen any other lawn care company use it. It sure does the trick!

[@id10t98]

You need a kubota sized front loader. Makes scraping the street of leaves a quick process along with other uses on jobs.

[@nancyross9379]

Yard looks a lot better, Great Job!!! I wonder, the lady said nothing had been done for 50 years......... those two trees on the street side are new, wonder who planted those???

[@delphane3704]

Just an ideal Fill i use the regular light weight one and you can continue to use your neck cover over it. I have allergies and those respirator mask are too heavy when i cut the grass but the others work. This house is selling after this, nice job all the way around. 😊😊

[@turbo5488]

Fill that is an between 1979 1981 car and also the tank is an kerosene for stove to heat the house with

[@jdc5941]

That looks like a 1976 Skylark, well worth restoring.

[@portlandon]

That house has sat vacant for 50 years. The house is probably close to 115 years old. That is an old oil furnace tank. It’s a shame because a structure will last forever if you keep a roof on it, and have good soil drainage.

[@deannespuhl3948]

That is an oil tank that was used to heat the home. Growing up in Massachusetts our tank was in the ground. After many years they had to be removed and then my Mom had one installed in the basement.

[@zonainman2144]

Someone must have mowed it or it would be a jungle after 50 years. And as always, you did a terrific job

[@ggagsk]

It's nice that you cleaned up the old lady's house

[@Po-zi2hj]

I think it odd that there is fairly new garbage carts on the property...the tank on the side is for oil. Great job on the clean up!!!

[@therock2469]

I thought same thing. We didn't have those fancy cans 50yrs ago.