Abandoned in the Woods of New Jersey

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Found this site using Google Earth and had to check it out.
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[@bobbyspapercraft]

Even in the dog days of 2020 when the pandemic was at its roughest, you could see how quickly the earth was able to recover.

[@jeanneg1234]

Wow, about 20 years and it looks like it's been abandoned for 200. I'd love to go explore with you and the group on one of your awesome adventures.

[@DDExplores]

That place was huge. Love it when you find stuff on google maps ! Great video !

[@bobbyspapercraft]

Cool places. I live in Mercer County NJ. Looking forward to getting back out and exploring again soon. Thanks for sharing!

[@jdexploresfan3628]

Very interesting and enjoyable exploration. Thanks so much 😃👍

[@TenLives]

Great video

[@uncledavid31]

Great explorations. Seems to never end. Poor Bob, he got shush'd!

[@journeywithjay]

What a cool find!!!! That one building looked massive, bigger then a basketball court. Very odd that a building that big didn't have a main road to it. Especially not looking like it was abandoned that long ago. Granted nature takes things over with time. But there still shouldve been some sort of clearing. Kind of like you can still tell where old railroad tracks sat. Great video as always

[@RusticVentures]

From what I can see from the old aerial photos, the main driveway was a long dirt road that looked like mostly sand. It isn't far from the pine barrens. Thanks for watching Jay!

[@SchardtCinematic]

Goes to show how the Earth recovers itself once we aren't in the way. Great video

[@petegreendrummer]

Neat!

[@Mj-bg2uj]

Good video , I believe the sound that your referring to is in the airplane throttling back it’s engines .. i think once they get near cruising altitude they don’t need the engines to be so powerful so they throttle back and can cruise .. I think sometimes they do this also for noise reduction..

[@RusticVentures]

That explains it. Thank you for that!

[@GoodDayforDecay]

Awesome explore...Is it me but when you went in the basement of the 1st house the floor boards above you looked new

[@RusticVentures]

They looked like they were in good shape, surprisingly. Thanks for watching Good Day for Decay!

[@mackdiesel6437]

Liked the video, and very smart covering up that hole.

[@lindamccaughey6669]

Wow how huge was that? So fantastic. It was really off the beaten track. Really enjoyed nosing around those buildings. Thanks so much for taking me along. Please stay safe and take care

[@user-iamRobinV68]

Looks so creepy. How far from your car are you guys?? Great explore! 🥰🥰🥰

[@RusticVentures]

About a 1/2 a mile, not a long hike in. Thanks for watching, Robin!

[@gearhead2017]

That one building looked to be a greenhouse because why would there be so many breakers and fuse boxes? Still pretty cool stuff

[@holsann]

It was a pottery factory. No info on when it operated or why/ when it closed.

[@sheddarcheddar3918]

This is awesome !! Where is it at?

[@Cape-Dweller]

🥴

[@paulademarco1585]

Looks lonely and spooky.

[@phyllismansius6465]

What county? I live in Ocean county

[@devinlalicata3173]

where is this location?

[@RusticVentures]

It's where Big Rusty is now, but this was before Big Rusty. A good chunk of it is gone.

[@aidenedlund8116]

Big rusty is there now it used to be a tile manufacturer

[@RusticVentures]

I posted a Big Rusty short :-)