Off Grid Luxury Home, Abandoned Deep in the Forest | Destination Adventure

[@Minecraftfan3434]

Very profound message at 24:03 if anybody is wondering: "It is unwise to spend too much but even worse to spend to little. If you spend too much you lose some money and that is all. If you, however, spend to little you sometimes lose everything, because the aquired item is unable to serve its intended purpose. The laws of economics forbid to acquire a high value whilst spending little money. If you choose the cheapest option you have to add the risks you are taking onto the price. And if you are willing to do that, then you have enough money to just pay for something better." This hits a little close to home since we germans really do value good quality tools, so it makes sense the gentleman who built these structures would agree.

[@richardj163]

Buy once cry once.

[@brianredban9393]

A person worked most of their life dreaming of building this cabin and when he was so close he dies. Very said.

[@AvivaHadas]

So refreshing to see abandoned places that haven't been tagged & have all of the windows busted out.

[@Ganiscol]

Remoteness and bears keep the vandals away 😅

[@campandcook3118]

​@@Ganiscol"try this in a small town" said the bear

[@maureenblutekraus3561]

​@campandcook3118 you win the comments section today

[@trumptorianguard4617]

In California that would have been destroyed with graffiti and scavenging, then probably burned from cooking drugs.

[@darrenleaguecity]

The thugs are too lazy to try roughing it in the woods! lol

[@MattHawkenMusic]

I would say that this is KZbin at its best but this film is more than that - Justin, you are humanity at its best. This channel captures everything we're put on this planet for: exploring, creating, befriending, inviting. You are such an inspiration and life-giver to all of us who are doing our own best thing right where we are: building homes, raising kids, working office jobs, making things happen in our own local communities. But our souls are out there with you, chasing the next horizon. Thank you for capturing everything and bringing us along for the ride.

[@Destination_Adventure]

Thanks so much for such a nice comment. This was truly a pleasure to read, thank you.

[@nmjazz09]

Well said!

[@pappysproductions]

What a perfect comment ❤

[@mwaters47]

Loved this adventure, as a 61 year young retiree (with mobility issues for now), I truly am living vicariously through you and your beautiful country. If I never make it to Canada from my California desert (29 Palms), I can truly say, my spirit has been there, through Destination Adventure! Thank you 🙋🏽‍♀️💁🏽‍♀️😊

[@debrandw246]

66 years young. I am home bound. I once exsplored but can't now. Thank you for taking me with you.

[@jkellove4969]

You would be surprised at those of us who watch these videos and live through the ones able. Many I can promise you that.blessings. ❤

[@erikhall3839]

I lived and worked on the base at 29 Palms for five years. High Desert living. The locals hated going down the hill for anything.

[@mwaters47]

@@erikhall3839 we go to the low desert at least twice a month, after 23 years here, it can get to be a boring drive, but lots to do down there.

[@nbarealtalker]

Even with money as no object, I’m forever amazed at random housing built in the middle of nowhere.

[@justice2255]

I was married to a german. They love American cowboys and horses. They are handy at building and are perfectionists.

[@EnGammalAmazon]

The Chilcotin is very familiar country to me. My family traveled to B.C. every year for at least two weeks. I was born in October of 1950 and my first trip to B.C. was July 1st, 1951. Ive probably seen more of B.C. from sitting on a bale of hay in the back of an old 1952 Ford F-1 pickup than most Canadians ever have. We bought 50 acres at Riske Creek in 1968 and I my first log home in July of 1969 when I was 19. I've been designing and building handcrafted log homes for over 50 years and it all started right there in the Chilcotin. Great memories. Now that I'm living in Central Sweden I may never get back there. The memories will stay with me for many more years. Thanks for showing us this on video. Good Stuff!

[@5t0n3d-G4m3r]

as kids we used to get up early to watch Saturday morning cartoons, in my 40s now i get up early to watch the adventure........... god i miss BC

[@quarlow1215]

That washing machine looks exactly like the one we had when we lived up north. It doesn't dry the clothes. You wash on one side and transfer the clothes to the other side to spin them out. Then we dried them on a clothes line. What a shame that such a beautiful place and so much effort and hard work has gone into it and now will just rot away.

[@chucky6367]

Wouldn't want your bike stolen but it'd be funny as to see a bear pedalling furiously down the hill. . . 😄

[@rcmrcm3370]

It's always a good day when bear is going away from me.

[@blueman5924]

…spare me the grizzly details 😂

[@Rachel-art-and-design]

Don’t know many circus bears in the wild.

[@snowiowl826]

@@blueman5924 I can't bear this anymore 😁

[@mist4926]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@part_time_fishing]

I've said it before and I'll keep saying it. Your ability to capture the beauty and the feeling of your locations is unmatched. Thank you for what you do for all of us on the other side of the camera.

[@Destination_Adventure]

Thank you very much for the nice comment.

[@michaelcheli5842]

A beautiful property. My theory is one owner and friends and builders residing on property, until the owner got sick or passed away, leaving the others no choice but to vacate. Sad to see such neglect of a great property. P.S. It's great to see you leaving everything better than you found it by securing the doors from critter access and mother nature. Thank you for sharing.

[@robertarnold1449]

This was great! I am pretty will limited in travel now. I just turned 92 and it was wonderful to see more of our beautiful world. Keep on traveling ! I feel young again. I live here in Yuma, AZ. and the temp. outside is now 113 F. You help cool me down.

[@Destination_Adventure]

This gave me a big smile. Thank you for enjoying, and thanks for taking the time to leave comment. :)

[@Johnnyboy899]

damn 92 and you know how to work a phone that’s crazy

[@shable1436]

​@@Johnnyboy899that's disrespectful

[@84B2]

Having lived in the Chilcotin for a number of years I appreciate you not disclosing certain locations. Thanks for the videos!

[@sandralnwebster3204]

You just did!

[@elyranhrankowski283]

@@sandralnwebster3204 the Chilcotin is huge. Nobody is gonna be able to find these places based on knowing they’re in the Chilcotin

[@ndrew19]

Challenge accepted!!

[@izzyplusplusplus1004]

​@@elyranhrankowski283unfortunately, just showing things on camera is enough to find it, with google earth the way it is.

[@karlschmid1855]

It's on a lake in the Tatla Lake Region. I actually have heard from this guy from friends who lived in the region when l visited them back in 1999.

[@tanyamccarron7628]

Another great video Dustin! The mountain intro was spectacular. I translated the german poster hanging on the wall and this is the translation: It is unwise to pay too much, but it is even worse to pay too little. If you overpay, you lose some money, that's all. On the other hand, if you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything because the item you bought cannot perform its intended task. The law of economics forbids getting a lot of value for little money. If you accept the lowest bidder, you must add something for the risk you run. And when you do that, you'll have enough money to pay for something better. You have been wanting to check this one off the list for a couple years you said. The universe has a funny way of making sure you end up in the right place at the right time. As always, thank you for taking us along on another beautiful adventure :)

[@bcpioneer59]

Amazing video. Born and raised in BC and living in the Cariboo I am always intrigued by the history and love seeing old homesteads still standing. These buildings were in great shape. People commenting on how the family could let this place rot away , it is probably because being back in Germany they have no idea what this man built , never traveling to see it and to them it was just a pipe dream of the family member. I thought your other video a few weeks ago exploring that old mine site and air strip was the best, now this tops that one, at least to me. Thanks to you we can all appreciate things none of us will ever see and off the beaten path, thanks again Dustin . 👍👍

[@mradventurer8104]

Yes nice video but I am not sure about the pipe dream idea. Descendants who inherit usually want to get the property to use it or sell it to get money from it. Just to let a property sit without using it could be because the descendants don't have the energy/health to deal with it or maybe it was not mentioned in the will? Or if the descendants are very wealthy themselves so they can't be bothered to deal with a small cabin. Or the property had to be vacated by law (for it being to big e.g.) as someone mentioned in the comments for example. I think we can just guess but reality could be different from what we guess ;)

[@bcpioneer59]

@@mradventurer8104 Well not many people would even consider to venture 8000 kms to see a remote property across the planet. Even though they might have inherited it, does not mean it has value to them. This was one mans vision and dream to build this home site for his DREAMS, and as we know not all or even many want the same things we want. The inconvenience of globe trotting for many is out of the question and to go remote off grid is even less of a possibility . Living here in BC I have never once heard of land having to be vacated by any laws unless there was a forest fire or s chemical hazard , but that is not the case here. Either way it is a shame to see this waste away.

[@EternallyThankful-os6pz]

You KNOW it's truly out in the middle of nowhere-squared when the structure is obviously a decade old ( or older ) , the doors are open and unlocked and yet ZERO vandalizm , broken windows , graffiti or theft...REEEALLY cool to see it exactly as it was left...plus some weathering. It makes me ultra curious to know what happened for it to be left abandoned since it's so well made and has all the creature comforts a person could want while still being out in the wild...my mind can't help but to need some kind of explanation but that doesn't always work out...thanks for sharing this one.

[@michalsrandoms8749]

I can't believe the family would just let that beautiful cabin rot away. So sad but beautiful, a person's hard work being taken back by nature.

[@ScubaSteveCanada]

If the family is still in Europe, I can understand why no one wants to take it over. Long way to travel just for work.

[@michalsrandoms8749]

@StephenShawCanada they should sell it then, so someone else can, if anyone was willing. But if nothing happens with it, Mother Nature will take it back.

[@rcmrcm3370]

Nature takes everything back in the end. Enjoy the ride.

[@Userxyz-z2d]

It could be he violated the trapline/Govt contract & lost the property.

[@sydneywatson5320]

Every Geocacher knowing immediately exactly what they were looking at & screaming at you to open it 😅 Another excellent adventure!

[@dodgeguyz]

Some great finds Dustin. It’s amazing how long a log cabin will last with no upkeep! Hopefully someone can purchase it, use and take care of it.

[@marciawilwerding4984]

Perhaps others have already translated, but the German quote on the wall is from John Ruskin: "It is unwise to pay too much, but it is even worse to pay too little. If you pay too much you will lose some money, that's all. On the other hand, if you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything because the item you bought cannot do its intended job. The law of economics prohibits getting a lot of value for little money: if you accept the lowest offer, you have to add something for the risk you take. And if you do that, you'll have enough money to pay for something better."

[@trevorchewka5821]

Some of these cabins are freaking amazing....it is a shame no one will enjoy them anymore....BC never ceases to surprise me....awesome Justin😊

[@visnuexe]

This has been a visual treat, as alluring as all get out in visiting the tourist cabins, grand home ,and out buildings. I'm supposed to be cutting brush today, but fell upon your adventures. I could 't budge out my chair. The music is well selected too.

[@mikeg6042]

Sitting back in my recliner watching you climb to the summit. Looking at the fantastic drone shots. By the time you reached the top, my legs were so tired I was barely able to watch you get on your bike and ride down. I’m not sure how many more of these tiring expeditions my body can handle. Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to grab a cup of coffee.

[@DjD5]

your comment made me smile….thank you!✌🏼

[@fraudieYT]

I love seeing Canada this way, you are showing me the part of the world I will never see, but I adore. keep these locations secret as you are getting millions of views now

[@jwyllor]

The washer is a spin washer. You wash on the left side with the agitator and rinse with the right side, then spin out the excess water. They use little water and work great. Thanks for sharing your adventures. I enjoy them very much.

[@r.b.l.5841]

You can just imagine all the work that went into building these cabins, in a remote location where every manufactured item and tool had to be packed in. All that hard work but no-one to carry on when the initiator was no-longer able to carry on with the project. Nature pretty quickly reclaims what we mere mortals attempt construct. Log cabins always look nice, but never seem capable of keeping out the rodents...or the Water which eventually consume the structure. The futility of our built environment, without constent attention to maintenance. Good vid, thanks for keeping the location private.

[@SaltyarmyKB]

The most peace I’ve ever had experienced is traveling alone. You really get to know yourself.

[@mittyvidz8259]

Twin tub washing machine is what you found. Very common in Australia in the mid 1900s. One side does the wash then you move the clothes to the other tub to perform the spin cycle. Great videos btw, we've been following for a couple years now!

[@michellebreau1124]

Wow, loved that cabin! Hope the family who owns it might renew their interest in it after seeing it in this video. Such love had to have gone into the build.

[@JohnHill-qo3hb]

Love the respect you have for other peoples property and that you do what you can to help preserve it. Yet another fantastic video, thanks for the tour and I didn't get a single mozzie or black fly bite!

[@lorip2109]

Dustin you are an amazing film maker. We can feel your heart and soul in every video. The soundtracks, narration and stunning visuals - perfection!

[@Destination_Adventure]

Thank you so much.

[@DragonflyenAmber]

What a stunning property, I would buy it in a heartbeat! I've always dreamed of a place like this, remote, off grid, surrounded by wilderness. Thanks for taking the trip to show it to us. :D

[@chrisbyard29]

Another gorgeous adventure, mountains are my go to. Drone footage was awesome, I wish I could get mine not so shakey, but I am using a $150 one. Thank you Dustin for sharing another awesome day! This is becoming my Saturday morning tradition with a cup of coffee.

[@poobank]

I hope that because of this video someone that knows somebody that knows somebody will end up selling this and it will become beautiful again.

[@lingling5278]

It's like your in a different planet up there so beautiful 👍

[@ginrobi01]

As always, that scenery is absolutely breathtaking! Imagine being so high you can actually almost touch the clouds! It's so sad to see those awesome cabins deteriorating like that. Seeing what 24 years of abandonment can do is just sad. 😢 But it sure makes for a quiet, secluded and pretty spot.

[@bc30cal99]

Thanks for taking us along once more to see places we might otherwise not. Once more the drone footage is breath taking. Indeed there's so much to see in this province where we live. Safe travels until next time.

[@milesandhikes]

I never get tired of saying this: your footage and editing skills are one of the best on YT, Dustin!! 😍 Such a shame that cabin is just sitting there, would be a lovely home!

[@Destination_Adventure]

Thank you so much :)

[@milesandhikes]

@@Destination_Adventure 👍

[@scottstewart3884]

Great Video as always... When you Showed that cut cable on that Device on the ridge, The Tech in Me was thinking, " Wonder what the look on the faces of the monitoring station would look like if he put all the wires back together and it worked....." LOL "Hey John, you know that system that was destroyed in that storm 5 years ago?" "The one on XXXX Ridge?" "Ya" "What About it?" "It's Broadcasting again........" "WTF??????"

[@Destination_Adventure]

Hahahahahab. Man I loved this comment. This was a good laugh, thank you. I have no idea how weather is measured, but I can just picture the moment you describe. Hahaha

[@lucrobichaud9872]

I can’t believe you only have 214k subscribers, it’s by far one of the best adventure YouTub channels

[@mausland]

Your cinematography is always beautiful. I'm curious how many times you are traveling and have to turn around and go back so you can set up one of your awesome drone shots? Also the saying on the wall was German. Translated: It's unwise to pay too much, but it's worse to pay too little. When you pay too much, you lose a little money - that's all. When you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything, because the thing you bought was incapable of doing the thing it was bought to do. The common law of business balance prohibits paying a little and getting a lot - it can't be done. If you deal with the lowest bidder, it is well to add something for the risk you run, and if you do that you will have enough to pay for something better. -John Ruskin

[@westcoastislander6699]

Between you and Foresty Forest we're getting some pretty spectacular BC summit views lately! Always enjoy. Thanks so very much!

[@Destination_Adventure]

I hear that he does some awesome alpine trips. I finally own a starlink, so I’m putting it in the list to check out. Stoked :)

[@hammyh1165]

You should watch the channel The story till now , some fantastic summits and views.

[@johnwalker7439]

Thank you Dustin, such beautiful scenery and I love the little discoveries along your travels, as usual stay safe and stay adventurous.

[@dubltap7216]

How sad such a beautiful place just left to rot....😢 Thanks for showing it.

[@CaroleMinxBlanton]

Beautiful views from the peak of that mountain, it looked like it was a dead volcano too. Thanks Dustin. Be safe out there!

[@joelallen6938]

Hey Dustin, I thank you for your adventures. I have ptsd and your videos give me peace. Your music and scenery help me so much of God's beauty.

[@PinInTheAtlas]

Great explore Dustin. What an amazing find. Pretty incredible that they are still standing with the harsh weather. Just goes to show the craftsmanship.

[@lorigravelle655]

What a spectacular view from the mountain. Thank you again for this wonderful adventure ❤

[@chunkylover53ataol]

Extraordinary and breathtaking! The mountain views were incredible and the isolation was extremely peaceful. Well done again, you have an amazing ability to take us along on the journey and allow us to gain a sense of what you are doing.

[@maryrobertson8611]

Absolutely loved this video. Since I no longer can hike nor just go looking for adventure on foot or bike, due to arthritis, you have helped me continue looking at great places and spaces. Thanks!

[@donaldfrazier5244]

Amazing rugged but beautiful landscape Dustin,once again you didn’t disappoint and as usual you know how to entertain, use and share the beauty of nature !

[@apostatepostbox2821]

I know you said the new rig would let you go to more places than ever, but it's amazing to see how far off the beaten path you really are getting this time! And you can tell you're loving every minute of it! And we as your viewers reap all the benefits from these amazing videos you share!

[@bluwtrgypsy]

Thank you Dustin. Your photography is just remarkable. Loving your new adventures. It's so nice to see different areas of BC. I wonder if the German gentleman lived in the smaller cabin while he was building the larger unfinished one?? Such a lovely property. Blessings and safe journeys.

[@douglasdietrich4174]

As always, this was a terrific and beautiful cinematic adventure. I like that you don't disclose the locations for many of your adventures, so that they stay undamaged by humans. Nature, and it's critters, will do their things, but humans won't deface them as nature is reclaiming them. Thanks for the fun!

[@blanketofdeath2181]

I moved to the Pacific Northwest from Oklahoma for views like what you're getting! I appreciate these videos because I don't get out and explore as much as I would like to these days due to my job. Hope you're enjoying your adventures as much as we are!

[@sharonfroehlich6457]

Truly enjoy your taking us along on your adventures. Never lose your sense of wanting to explore! The area in the first cabin’s yard that had rails could have been a sawmill. They sure needed a way to cut all of the trees for lumber. Love your work! Please be safe………watch out for critters!!🤗

[@debslee3165]

The Pacific Northwest hope you like the policies and politics of these shit hole states.

[@heathermcdermid3673]

Thanks so much Dustin, the mountain was amazing and seeing the cabins abandoned just makes you wonder what went on. Incredible country and mysteries we have, thanks for showing them too us.

[@stephenrrose]

Great video Dustin! The scenery is so beautiful! Love your filming, editing and music! Smart move on not giving away the location of those log cabins! That was humbling, sad that it is falling in despair! Thank you for taking us along!

[@dinaruiz52876]

What beautiful craftsmanship & I too love that door from the house to the greenhouse!!!

[@leesmith4655]

Love it as always Dustin, such natural beauty all around you and such enjoyable engagement with you and your adventures! Keep up the great work 👍❤️

[@heidiocain]

Dustin, thank you for this Really Honest presentation of the world beyond the last fence. I grew up in the Foothills of the Cabinet Range of the Rockies, and this video reminds me of the bygone era I was able to have a glimpse of as a child. I'm in my 60's now, I can say I'm proud of your respect for the Wild, the once tamed, and especially your obvious respectful treatment of things that are not yours - even if they belong to no one. Thank You for a trip back in time on a Sunday Morning.

[@Nancy-xs9pm]

Another great adventure for you and us. Thanks for taking us along. We look forward to Saturdays and our next adventure together.

[@da.vo.6758]

Just drove past you on McKenzie. A near brush with someone famous! Keep up the enjoyable videos!

[@phodough7201]

another home run Dustin, your content never fails to amaze me, and your choice for audio is spot on

[@Azerick123]

Decided to look up that refrigerator, seems like they were only made between 1927-1956. Saw one on a Facebook group that is from 1948 and it looks identical to the one in your video(except just a different colour). That is a vintage fridge! Pretty neat.

[@1oldvato782]

Thank you Dustin for taking us on another awesome adventure. What a great way to enjoy my morning cup of Tim Hortons. Thanks from Pasadena. Ca. U.S.

[@charlesmichaelpaiz135]

Absolutely Fabulous video Dustin. The work that you put in it is astronomical. Thank you for sharing. I absolutely love watching and wait for every video with excitement.

[@janscott821]

That was an amazing adventure! Thanks for taking us along. 😊

[@boe4448]

Thanks Dustin, So sad to see all that work going to waste. Thanks for taking us along.

[@genekied]

Knocked it outta the park with the hike footage, awesome. Just think of all the yet to be found old abandoned places like this German guy's place, has to be many more.

[@richierich2534]

This channel should have three million subscribers Dustin is a master story teller and a professional editor I always watch his videos b.c. on my list it's beautiful

[@elwaupo1]

BC looks so beautiful and rugged, love these travels!

[@rohncarver3585]

I am pretty sure that guest cabin was the main abin and was used as temporary housing while the larger abin was being planned up and then built, that's usually how it goes when folks want to move out to nowhere and start from the ground up, you building something smaller to live in for some years while gathering materials and supplies to build the larger structure you had planned for then move into it; this then leaves the smaller "Temporary" cabin for guests or visiting family to reside in.

[@mzcymro]

Once again a great video.Wise not to disclose the location as it would inevitably then attract the vandals. Sad that so many places are so abandoned, as at the very least many of these places would make great holiday homes.

[@billyjean9484]

Amazing content. Polished, authentic, entertaining. So much hard work. Well done.

[@craigcombelic4917]

Lose the music. You don't need it, outdoor sounds are better.

[@markjeffery8146]

Your video capture of the mountains was amazing. As a person that is afraid of heights you had me going vertigo a few times. It was just like being there. Proud to be a Patreon member.

[@duenorth2058]

Very nice find, I'm amazed and pleased to see that the vandals haven't been through there. Must be reasonably remote and off the beaten path.

[@ScubaSteveCanada]

And why Dustin doesn't want to reveal its location; he knows what would happen if he did.

[@johnmccormick175]

Awesome video,What a shame those beautiful buildings are abandoned and allowed to decay.There must be a very interesting story related to this place.Thanks for sharing Dustin your videos are the best..stay safe !

[@heatherme7535]

It kinda makes me sad to see these beautifully built places just go to waste. 😢

[@4570ss]

Your videos make me homesick for the back country . Thanks for sharing .

[@briannave7326]

Another great video, there should be a way to find more history of the big cabin. If it has a good roof it should last a long time.

[@jimw.5809]

Some of the best Video I've seen of Perkins peak

[@Destination_Adventure]

The previous video has some footage of the valley next to this one, and I think the views are even better. If you’re planning a trip out, definitely check it out if you have the time.

[@jamesmiller9480]

As always love your content. Wife and I are hoping to spend a week on Vancouver island next year! Any way my wife’s a geologist and said it’s high odds due to the glacier keeping it separate from the “native” rocks that that was a meteorite.

[@karlslechta2222]

Was going to say the same thing, patterning on the surface and the oxidation would suggest it a meteorite. Possible diamond in the ruff! Beautiful footage, thanks for sharing.

[@jaycreature3893]

This editing is beyond good. How many transitions between camera to drone to ______. Crazy good. Bravo. Jay

[@shinigamilee5915]

I met a family in Colorado that had their entire backyard converted into a green house where they grew rare orchids. Winter summer spring and fall it was a perfect temperature and smelled amazing. They left the windows and patio doors open year-round.

[@nathanbrand4607]

What are shame looks like it was a really nice piece of property at one time. I really enjoyed seeing that take care all the best to you and yours

[@karenmackie9665]

What beautiful music for an absolutely breathtaking journey.

[@johnpruett5258]

All these videos are so important simply to document if nothing else but the joy & entertainment is invaluable.

[@dezertraider]

VERY NICE OF YOU PUTTING ROCKS AGAINST DOORS..SAFE TRAVELS

[@bravegirlarise7672]

The quote in German on the wall caught my attention. I paused it to see how much I could understand and it was enough to make me want to find it. It's from John Ruskin, talking about paying too little or too much for something and the risk of choosing the lowest price but having money to buy something better. It's sad this property and buildings have been abandoned.

[@lifelong5425]

The locations are spectacular....All of it BC...how many will ever truly see it

[@carrierhinier6291]

Stunning views of the mountain range! Almost got vertigo in your one shot over the edge! I can’t begin to imagine what the true scale of the mountains were- no doubt it gets lost on any screen.

[@SandyHansenPhotography]

Wow that was an awesome view at the top of the mountain!! Thanks for taking us along! Glad you made it down safely!

[@MsJonesKathleen]

Yup, that's a portable washing machine. The left side is the washer and the right side is the spinning cycle to wring the water out so you can hang your laundry to dry. It's from the early to mid-1970s. Very cool cabins.

[@onnie1968]

WOW back in the day that would have beautiful, I can't understand why someone would walk away from a home that awesome. Here in Australia those washing machines were called twin tube. One side did the washing and the other side did your rinse spin cycle. I had one when I first moved out of home into my own flat.

[@patrickjohson6712]

Thank you for letting us tag along with you on your adventures. I have just lost the use of my legs and the doctors don't really know how except they thing it came from the chemo and radiation I had 20 years ago from leukemia and I had many different things go wrong over the years. I watch your videos and I go on your adventures with you and appreciate you and the things you've shown us. I used to be an outdoor adventurer all my life and miss it dearly. Thanks for the adventures

[@guido.demedici]

Excellent video quality. Thank you for taking your viewers on such nice journeys. Tons of mouse/rat poop in these buildings: it transmits several serious viral diseases, not only by direct contact but also by inhalation of dust particles emanating from the dried poop through your respiratory tract. One notorious example of several is the Hanta virus, gives several weeks of fever with flu like symptoms and leaves patients often with life long joint pain that turns into arthritis. Scientists also often find yersenia pestis in mouse poop.

[@anddan11111]

I love your videos your stories and your destinations photography is awesome the quality of the scenic shots are amazing