THE HOUSE WITH THE TICKING CLOCK!!!

[@paulademarco1585]

A charming abode, thank you for sharing

[@customscreenprinting]

silent seekers explore thanks for sharing this video with me about the house with the clock the place had a lot of stuff and i really enjoyed your video and God Bless.

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you for watching! 💚

[@glenyshanlon5112]

Great explore plenty to see I still have one of them spin dryers I occasionally use if I'm doing hand washing saves useing the big machine.

[@anitawood7659]

That was an interesting one! Love you telling Rob to do it! When he discovered the ladder Lol You always give us a chuckle Thanks guys! ❤

[@silentseekersexplore]

Always glad to make ya laugh 🙃 Thank you for watching! 💚

[@margaretconnery7422]

Awh my mum used to use ponds cream.The Batteries must be ever lasting one's. I think I'd miss going to the toilet in that house 😂.The home has certainly seen better day's. You make me laugh Claire and cheer me up.Pity the art won't be seen instead of going to ruin in this way.Cheers guy's 😊 xxx

[@silentseekersexplore]

Those batteries certainly were value for money! Glad to cheer you up 🙂 Thank you for watching! 💚

[@Towpathdippers]

Fantastic explore that coal is briquettes looks to once be a cattle farm keep the content coming

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thanks for watching! 💚

[@lindatimmons3675]

Interesting place......

[@lindatimmons3675]

Always so sad to see all the family photos wasting away with the property. I always want to gather them all up and put them in a box together. People going in and trashing the p!ace make me so mad, why can't they just going look take pictures and leave without all that throwing stuff around. Thanks for the explore. Lots of stuff.

[@silentseekersexplore]

I know, there's really no need for it. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@sallybutton6237]

The “coals” are called Anthracite Nuts, I used to buy them in the 1990’s for our house fires. They are a type of coal mixed with Anthracite (a type of metal) then pressed & formed into large pellets like the ones you saw. They are a bit more expensive than standard coal but they burn slower & longer than standard coal. It is not coke as one person has commented, coke is a lightish grey colour & comes as small misshapen round chunks. My parents had a coke boiler in our kitchen as a child & it’s completely different looking to standard coal & the Anthracite Nuts.

[@silentseekersexplore]

Ah! Thank you for that. I haven't heard of that either and I'll remember that. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@edwinthompson6510]

For smokeless zones m dad burned it to heat his greenhouses

[@pepsilass]

The coal that you found, we burnt that was I was young and we got it from the coal man and they were called duck eggs.

[@choosewisely6994]

Hello 👋 From USA Georgia 🎉 I love that a married couple is sharing a hobby together 😊. You both are very sweet together its admirable in my opinion. It's strange to me so many places like this in the UK. Of course all over the world are abandoned places of different types of buildings and homes as well but maybe its just more people filming these places in the UK l am not sure. Very sad so many people don't sell these homes after a death of a family member or at least some kind of family or friends don't get the photos at least to have memories . Also the house and furniture, clothes and other items in these places could be given to people in need before the house or stuff rots like this has or sold in some way . I don't understand why this is happening.🥺☹️ In the USA from my experience and family members and friends, coworkers etc we here clean out the house and sell it and keep items or give them away or sell them and most definitely get the pictures of family. I am sure we have homes here as well like this. Hard to believe a person has nobody that cares about anything about them or thier item's but clearly it is happening. I am not understanding the lack of care for people and thier lives and things. Thanks for your time and efforts in filming these videos. I find them interesting and sad at the same time. I do enjoy the time capsules of the homes and a look into thier lives. The mindless idiots that destroy these homes and items inside and have no respect or life goals for themselves but to do this foolishness and steal stuff should go to jail and do community service but I guess its hard to catch these idiots in the process of thier madness.🙄☹️😠😤🤬 Thanks again for your videos 🎉

[@silentseekersexplore]

Hello 👋 It's puzzling isn't it how there's family photo's but no-one around to clear and sell the houses. I'm not sure why that happens at all. We spent a lot of time in the US and actually explored a lot of places that were abandoned, motels, churches, houses, train carriages and almost an entire town that was abandoned too. They're everywhere but I think being in the UK, they're more accessible as everything's fairly close by with it being a tiny island. Thank you so much for your comment and thank you for taking the time to watch! From Clare and Rob 💚

[@choosewisely6994]

@@silentseekersexplore Thanks for replying 😊 Well from your experience and exploring it appears everywhere has a lot of abandoned places. I guess there may be many reasons places are not sold or cleaned out from family members or companies that buy abandoned places. It is a puzzle for sure. I enjoy your videos and have a great time exploring. 👍😊

[@user-op6eu3tt9j]

Probably be a housing estate in a few years.

[@silentseekersexplore]

More than likely. Thanks for watching! 💚

[@maz121able]

It's not coal it is called coke years ago we did burn it. That house looks to me to be two flats the lock on the door two kitchen just a thought

[@silentseekersexplore]

You could be right about the flats. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@petergrinnell2500]

You could tell right away that people have trashed the place it's been abandoned for years as it's in a right rotten floors and mould everywhere shame the photos was everywhere someone been sleeping in there as the batteries would of been flat on the clock bit odd the place would of been nice back in the day it's a really shame it's been left to rot and it's got a good bit of land and that ww2 pill box as well 👍

[@silentseekersexplore]

Yes it was a real mess in there. Someone mentioned that there was a squatter living in the attic! Hope he wasn't there while we were there, gives me the creeps! Thank you for watching! 💚

[@paulademarco1585]

Someone previous set items to view.

[@silentseekersexplore]

Yes, they did.

[@joanmatchett8100]

The piece of coal you picked up , l think is coke , it's a residue of coal , more refined . My parents used to burn it on our fire at home , you bought it by the sackful.

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you. Someone else did mention that it might be anthracite, a type of metal mixed with coal that burns for longer. I'd have to look into it to know for sure. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@joanmatchett8100]

@@jasonpoesl1529 Smokeless coal was the best , no smoke , no smog . We always had coal fire's when l was growing up, so warm , and much cheaper. You hardly heard of people having asthma then . Thing's were more organic , and all the food was fresh .

[@joanmatchett8100]

@@jasonpoesl1529 House coal cannot be burned on a barbecue , barbecue coals are charcoal . Coal contains impurities, coke is a residue and is more refined . Impurities like carbureted hydrogen, naptha and ammonia are removed from coal . Coke is mainly a pure form of carbon . Wood is energy efficient, and quick to ignite , but it doesn't give off as much heat as coal . I hope this helps.

[@adegale3459]

The bed has gone from the shed because a little while ago someone was squatting there..

[@silentseekersexplore]

Were they really? We're yet to come across a squatter, glad he'd gone already! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@adegale3459]

In the shed you looked up to see what was on the floor above that's where he was sleeping I believe he is sleeping in the attic now.. I'm subscribed to your channel I'm really enjoy watching your videos great work

[@silentseekersexplore]

@@adegale3459 he's in the attic in that house?? 😮

[@adegale3459]

When you first went into the Bungalow I'm sure your husband felt someone was there...

[@silentseekersexplore]

@@adegale3459 That's given me chills to think someone could have been in there ..

[@paulademarco1585]

Other explorers ahead of you two?

[@silentseekersexplore]

Lots of them, yes.

[@metalman4141]

Are you from Birmingham ?

[@silentseekersexplore]

I'm from Walsall, my husband's from Leicestershire. I'm the posh one 🤣

[@ducksmugglers]

Eh cheeky chops

[@pepsilass]

I don't think that photo was your mum, I should know because I am your mum. 😅😅😅

[@janicesperry7780]

Just wanted to let you know I am a subscriber and my notifications are turned on, but I don't get your notifications. I hope this is not happening with your other subscribers too. I have the time and look you up but you may be losing viewers who don't look into it. Hope you can contact KZbin somehow and fix this.

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you for letting us know. I have no idea why that's happening. I'll look into it and get back to you if I find anything out. 💚