Abandoned- Sad forgotten old house full of stuff/Left to decay for over 30 years

Hey guys and gals this old place has been abandoned for over 20 years and seems to have been just left to rot and decay. Looks like a family just up and left one day never to return. This is a place I have been aware of for over 20 years also and did actually check this place about 2 and half years ago only to find it all locked up. Some time since then it has been opened so I stopped off to take a look as I have definitely wondered about this old house for a long time and the secrets and stories it may hold. There is a huge shed out back which was locked and does seem that maybe a farmer still comes and goes from that shed. Anyway I hope you enjoy this urbex explore. Thanks for watching :-)

[@claire040776]

It always makes me sad when everything is left behind ..... as in the person as passed away and then no one cared enough to sort & gather up what was left ..... especially photos

[@kaylaryan8025]

What blows my mind is all this stuff, stuff that these people possibly had to save a long time for, had to work extra hours for, for what? It to be abandoned, forgotten about. It makes me think.. what does money really mean for us. Lol.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Kayla :-) Yes it certainly makes you think what do we do it for??? It is just an accumulation that can be discarded and abandoned. Thanks for watching :-)

[@lynneperg6853]

My mother said that we spend our youth collecting stuff and our old age trying to get rid of it. I'm in the "decluttering" stage now.

[@twistednerd23]

I agree. I m also decuttleing and trying to remove extra things not needed

[@pruehardwick1269]

Agree, Soo much waste. Living minimally is the way.

[@Abranches77]

In this world we are nothing but a shadow. We arrived there naked, we accumulated in the course of life and over time, we pile up more than we need. We have reached the end of our existence and we are surprised by death !!!. We left everything and forgot that we are spiritual beings traveling through infinite existences ... Fabulous video like all those already posted.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Well written Jorge and very true! Glad you are enjoying :-)

[@Abranches77]

@@urbexindigo5164 I'm loving. You have the gift of focusing on images, unraveling secrets of hidden objects and not all of them can do it!

[@margaretconnery7422]

Feeling very nostalgic today and sitting in the cool with a can of lemonade watching. Sad when this happens and your no longer even a memory,i guess it will happen to us all one day. Nice little house and I'm sure some lovely memories were made there at one time.I used to play with plastic cowboys and native Americans and horses like the army men, my mind went places i could never imagine. Great explore paul.

[@orionwarren4244]

That is called 'needlepoint' 2:42

[@kerriemccann8002]

Another great find. I felt sad, it was a family home, at some point, then left to decay. Love the Art Deco ceilings. Keep'em coming!!!👍

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it, yes it did feel sad. Thanks for watching :-)

[@kenem1946]

G'day Paul ... I was going to comment and give you a 👍 for wearing gloves and Megan Paull beat me to it. Cheers, Ken

[@vanessasimmons1175]

The bottle of Mateus Rose. I used to drink that as a teenager in the 70s!

[@Lazydaisy646]

Yes so did I . It was a very popular tipple..

[@terriemery5687]

That carpet type artwork is probably a tapestry.. I feel like taking it all and keeping it, because it is so sad to think no-one cares about the history

[@millsy27]

Or Latch Hook tapestry, they were a rage for a while 😊

[@ozbubbles1]

Love the ceiling roses, all art deco, gorgeous. Thanks Paul😊

[@gloriahanes6490]

1:09 This plaster medallion speaks volumes as to the date of this Art Deco bungalow dates between 1925 - 1930. The plaster medallion seems quite elaborate for such a humble home.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Gloria, those medallions also made a comeback in the mid to late 40`s til the mid 50`s :-)

[@customscreenprinting]

Thanks my friend Urbex Indigo for sharing this video with me i really enjoyed it about Abandoned- Sad forgotten old house full of stuff/Left to decay for over 30 years it was really amazing that it wasn't lived in that long my friend i am from the U.S.A i really enjoy your videos so keep up the good work that you do to do your explores and i will keep watching i never get any notifications from you tube that you got a new video up i have to search for it my friend and God Bless and thanks again.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Wayne and thanks for the support mate :-)

[@joycesmith4599]

Doesn’t appear to me that it excessive amount of household items just more “ shed” type items dumped in the mix! I bet quaint and cozy in days gone by!❤️

[@meganpaull6140]

Love it, the ceiling patterns, lots of character pitty that some of the house has caved in and that there was a lot of things left behind would probably have a lot of history and stories behind them. Glad you were wearing gloves 🧤 great explore as always 😊 oh the picture was tapastry

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Megan, thanks for the info and for watching! :-)

[@meganpaull6140]

@@urbexindigo5164 you are very welcome

[@lindatimmons3675]

@@urbexindigo5164 .. You should wear gloves anytime you go in one of these places and maybe some type of mask because of all the items left behind. Just for safe health reasons if nothing else.

[@judycasemore2168]

Love what you do. Growing up in the 50's it brings back alot of memories,with these old abandoned homes.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you are enjoying Judy :-)

[@julzcares]

This house appears to be from between the late 1940s-1950s, judging by the ceiling roses and door knobs, but externally was cheaply constructed and simple for the time. The bathroom and toilet are original. However, looks like alterations around the 1970s were in the kitchen and dining room. Often older houses like captured in this footage were rented out by farmers to their employees such as shearers for instance, depending on the location. Or the farmers use the old houses on their land for storage. But it does give the vibe that people just suddenly up and left. It's a pity that so many items and even photographs that hold captured memories are left to ruin. Thanks again Urbex Indigo for another country explore.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Great knowledge again Julz! Thanks for watching again. :-)

[@Jenzel_Ria]

Always love the Aussie stuff of UrbanX, and good to see your channel growing. Must be tough for these places may run out

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Jenzel thanks for watching! :-) I have over 100 explores still on file not uploaded :-)

[@twistednerd23]

It blows my mind people leave soooo much stuff behind.

[@patriciacrivello7191]

I love the art deco ceilings

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thats what makes me think 40`s home Patricia, perhaps early 50`s :-) Thanks for watching

[@MrGaryRoberton]

There are few places left unsullied, unless they are really remote . Total absence of any modern items has probably sat for 25 years at least. Spot on date for late 30s, to mid 40's . Cheers

[@kimshields2095]

A bit sad seeing photos, unreal to think there was life once in that house,a family lots of stuff, thanks for sharing 🤠🇦🇺

[@urbexindigo5164]

It was a bit sad Kim, thanks for watching :-)

[@kimshields2095]

@@urbexindigo5164 I love your chanel 👍💜

[@lynneperg6853]

It looks like they started to pack things up and maybe got overwhelmed and walked away. Every time you say you're walking through cobwebs I get the heebie jeebies. I'm phobic about the webs, don't mind the spiders nearly as much as the webs they leave behind. I wonder if the farmer has been chucking stuff in the house for storage. I couldn't think of any other reason for all those chairs.

[@claire040776]

Those ceilings always remind me of my Grandma's place ..... I remember staring up at the patterns trying to go to sleep (I must have been young bc this memory was when I slept in the cot)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Mum still has the same house as when I grew up and there is a huge elaborate one in the lounge ceiling :-)

[@joharmon2148]

They teare down beautiful vintage homes but this is left standing and rotting and becoming a hazard.

[@sheilahadden302]

That was rather a lovely tapestry picture in the first front room. They must have been growers of potted plants, judging by the scores of plant pots, and all that PVC piping, who knows. What a horrible little pokey kitchen though, must have been awful in summer!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Yeah the kitched was definitely pokey Sheila! Thanks for watching :-)

[@twistednerd23]

And another good explore.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed twistednerd23 Thanks for watching :-)

[@twistednerd23]

@@urbexindigo5164 miss many of your uploads lately, been so busy..so got to catch up now hahah

[@helengrunow5094]

Another quality explore! I Thankyou & Cheers!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Helen :-)

[@claire040776]

Love the green tiles in the bathroom ..... not so much the green paint ..... but the tiles are great!

[@kellysaunooke740]

Glad you were careful.This house is just rotting away.I believe the picture is needlepoint not carpet.I hope your arm is ok.Good find.

[@williamradford8817]

Abandoned for 30+ years. Very old glass screen TV, old Philips record player, old mattresses, loads of clutter. Boxed items rapped in old newspaper

[@Michaelgonzalez-iz3yq]

GEE😢 SAD . IT IS AMAZING HOW DRY , THE HAUSE IS . OR DOES IT. NOT HAVE A BASEMENT?? MY HOME WAS RUIN . I HAD 2 MOVE OUT COUNTRY AND MY HOME WAS LEFT 2 ABANDONE . THE HUMIDITY TOOK OVER . SO MANY HOMELESS

[@pruehardwick7951]

The colours in this era purple bedroon to green bathroom, amber glass are quite pretty. Love the old retro wooden frame chairs. The unwooded chardonnay (which is from Mclaren vale S.A)means it hasn't touched a barrel which gives a mild fruity and fresh taste. There was some unopened wine near the kitchen in a box that would have been interesting! Thanks again for a look through.😀cheers!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Cheers Prue! Now I know more about wine! I found a huge stash of wine in a house before xmas, not uploaded yet though :-) Cheers for watching

[@pruehardwick1269]

Yeah when your taste buds mature, you learn a bit of what your actually drinking. Forever changing grapes being planted equalls always changing wine varieties.

[@waynejacksonofficial]

Love your channel. Gives a different look at urbex for me.. cheers from London U.K.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Awesome! Thank you for the support Wayne :-) Many more videos to come

[@jodiesinclair3319]

There was something that caught my eye in this one and that was the old steelcraft regal pram. I'm an Avid vintage retro pram collector and I'm currently restoring one the same. Love watching your channell always look forward to more of your great finds collector collector

[@claire040776]

The tiles in the shower are cool!

[@TheShowgirl25]

Love those ceiling features.

[@williamradford8817]

The big picture is a tapestry, cleverly done with a needle and thread

[@miyapinyon8726]

Very sad. When I see an abandoned house with everything left behind it reminds me of an automobile accident where I live when an entire family died. I’ve often wondered what became of their home and possessions. I’m glad to see you’re wearing gloves Paul, there’s a lot of dirty stuff in those old places.

[@shirleyoliv8675]

Love your videos keep up the great work thanks

[@wanderlust6828]

From the looks of it I would say it’s been abandoned since the 90’s. I always wonder what makes people just walk away.

[@gordonrichardson9393]

its upsetting that these places get trashed and pilfered :(

[@servicedogkyzanna1761]

Looks like you guys also had a run on that Aqua paint at the same time the States did. It seems like late 40's, mid 50's every house was painted, or had trim painted with that hideous color. My first house, I got $20,000 off because I had to totally strip and repaint it. That house just looked like it was sad from start to finish..... Thanks for the explore. I always love when a new one comes up- SDK

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi SDK :-) Yes it has always looked like a sad lonely house. I agree the 40`s for this old one and it was only one bedroom unless the little back lean to was also a kids room. Cheers for watching again SDK :-)

[@keithhaycraft3765]

After the war, people tended to cover dark woodwork with cream & green colours to get away from the darkness of blackouts.

[@michelewarren3560]

People like to work for their moments in time. This shows us how short life really is.

[@heatherfrances3678]

thats a steel craft pram, a family freind was a boss at steelcraft, hes been gone a while now, very good strong pram i had one i was 19 when i bought one and im now 64 so its a long ago

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Heather! :-) Thanks for the info, it looked like an old pram :-)

[@MistyLaneLoveConquersALL]

Another great one! Struggling through... You're so awesome ☺️

[@dianemakarevitz798]

I kept hoping you wouldn't fall or hurt yourself, climbing all over that stuff! 🙀 Be careful, Paul! ☮️❤️

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Diane :-) Yeah I was ready to perform a safety roll in to all the junk haha :-) Thanks for watching

[@lauran7170]

Interesting explore!! Thank you for climbing to show us everything!! The red chairs in the dining room, look 40s. I so love the long kitchen cabinet with the sliding doors!! Thank you for the interesting explore!! Be safe!!👍😉

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Laura :-)

[@leeharbert1192]

Another great episode ty

[@keithhaycraft3765]

That which you thought made of a fabric or carpet is a tapestry., a very popular activity in the 1980's. If the house was built close to the end of WW11, it wasn't uncommon for materials to be scarce so, many house builders would wait for a man to come around selling fibro off the back of a truck Timber was so scarce for fixouts that one man I met had a Silky Oak tree in his backyard to be felled, seasoned & milled into the door jambs, architraves & skirtings so he could finish the house. It looks good but, is a very hard timber. Prams like the one in the house yielded great wheels for billycarts. The bed frame is known as a 5 bow wire, due to the 5 extra supports under the springs, they were an upgrade on plain bed wires & were more supporting than bed wires without the extra springing.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Keith :-) Great info mate and it explains a lot about this house and that era! Cheers for watching :-)

[@jasonkowitz4598]

That's a pretty cool little house there, just makes you wonder when people pack stuff up and then all of a sudden leave it. I would love to have that carpeted photo, Cool find!!!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Jason! Yeah I have never seem a carpet picture before! Cheers for watching :-)

[@Jenzel_Ria]

@@urbexindigo5164 The carpet picture is embroidery…was very popular in the 80’s, remember my grandmother had done dozens of them. You can tell that’s been done by a male due to its scene, as females tended to favour flowers, still life and shitz. They were very time consuming, however required next to no skill (pattern printed on mesh canvass behind, all materials included in kit…most likely brought from one of those reader’s digest catalogues).

[@janelleconnell5843]

Thankyou, another great explore!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed it Janelle, thanks for watching :-)

[@andysuber941]

You had to work hard to film this one. Good job.

[@peggiegreen4420]

Awesome! Great find! But, you're right, a lot big background noise, due to open doors, and broken windows! Thanks for showing this!!❤️

[@stevecharman8420]

When an elderly homeowner dies it's a huge job to clean up their house and it costs serious money to take rubbish to the tip these days. I can understand why younger members of a family put such a job in the too hard basket.

[@asilversurfer4372]

Does make you wonder what happened to the family, somebody started to pack up but then its left for vandals to destroy , always love the ceiling decoration.

[@damxgopak457]

What the heck were all those blue gas bottles.love your channel.

[@planker]

excellent. good video overall.

[@shakeybill82]

Lovely old Rank Arena Television. Shame someone smashed it. Rank Arena Televisions were produced in Penrith, NSW. Colour transmission was introduced in Australia on Feb 28th 1975. That Simpson dryer would have been made in Adelaide. Simpson products are now made in Thailand.The record player is a Philips GA 308

[@twistednerd23]

Always makes me wonder what happem to the family.

[@andreahay3684]

What an amazing find. So much stuff left inside be safe and well ❤️😎 can't wait for next one .

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Andrea :-) Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching :-)

[@margaritafloresramires4730]

Muy bonitos tus videos saludos de México puebla gracias por tus videos muchos saludos

[@rosa-f4865]

A lot of 50's stuff by the looks of it with the plastic toy soldiers glad to see you are wearing gloves but saw a cut on your forearm hope your ok .It was packed up to move out I think and then the idiots got in and wracked it . Take care keep safe xx

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Rosa :-) Yes the scratch is from a barbed wire fence the week earlier :-) Thanks for watching

[@rosa-f4865]

@@urbexindigo5164 I hope you had a tetanus jab take care xx

[@crystalmcmahon302]

So sad that everything is left behind I’m sure it was beautiful back in the day really enjoy all of your videos thank you for sharing 😊

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for watching Country Girl :-)

[@abandohiker732]

Nice place, you had some respect for the old stuff not wanting to step on it all, leave only footprints, or preferably not even that :-)

[@rolfsinkgraven]

Some interesting things in there nice ceilings, guess they packed took what they wanted and left and somebody used it as a dump.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for watching rolf :-)

[@cynthiaperrier5987]

I love how you do your videos! You look and take your time.

[@urbexindigo5164]

I appreciate the support Cynthia, thanks for watching, glad you enjoy :-)

[@lavenderlilac8920]

Hey, I was just wishing you'd put another explore video out, and whammm, here you are!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hope you enjoyed it LavenderLilac :-) Cheers for the support :-)

[@lianapalumbo8457]

It almost looks like that the whole neighbourhood has used that place as a dumping ground. I 2as also having a mild panic attack watching you climb over all that stuff with just your sneakers on. All I could think of if there's a big plank of wood with nails in it😩. Thanks for another awesome explore 😊👍🏼

[@urbexindigo5164]

H Liana :-) Yes I was determined to get over that stuff for a look! Thanks for watching again :-)

[@chipper3132]

Why would they pack up stuff and then just leave? Its sad to think something had happened to the whole family.

[@pamelatripp8865]

it's taperstry

[@Momvon1]

Strange little house the collapsed part might have been laundry? Is your arm ok? Be careful. Thanks for the explore.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Laundry was right next to the loo. That collapsed room I think was a little back bedroom :-)

[@vickiduley8667]

Hello Paul. I just love watching your videos and hearing about the history of the homes. Hope you are well. As always, be safe and be careful. See you in your next video.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks so much for the support Vicki, I have some really in depth history ones coming you will enjoy :-)

[@bethk1312]

Your voice reminds me of Brett Tucker. Interesting video.

[@mbaker8754]

Great looking enjoy take care

[@gordonrichardson9393]

brings back so many memories

[@Katey2012able]

OK, now THAT was gritty!

[@ianmackenzie1911]

Thank you for another interesting video. That "carpeted" picture would most probably be an embroidered picture. A few of my female rellies have worked on these things - they take hours of painstaking effort. My childhood home built about 1950 had those central decorative features in the ceilings. The house reminds me of houses that were quite common in NSW in the immediate post World War II period

[@urbexindigo5164]

Thanks for the info Ken and you are spot on with the post war designs and architecture , I grew up in a 40`s homes with those decorative ceiling roses, art deco ones :-)

[@dawnsmith7936]

Wow that was certainly a cluster mess you had to go through !

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha it sure was Dawn, thanks for watching :-)

[@bevcamren1316]

Date on newspaper?

[@marybethsmith6458]

It is such a tiny little house. They probably used the back room(sunroom) as a bedroom. The amber knobs on the bathroom sink and bathtub matched the panels on the kitchen cabinet so it doesn't look as if it was updated at all.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Marybeth, yeah I think the back lean to room must have been the kids room as was mine as a kid! :-) Sad little house.....wonder what happened. Thanks for watching :-)

[@traceylee8620]

The "reusable" and "recyclable" things that people just leave behind to rot because they are too lazy to take care and clean up things themselves is sad. Not sure if they have this service in Australia?.. but in the US we have companies that will come in a clear out anything you don't want so items can be reused and recycled and not go to waste and left to contaminate the environment.

[@sheelfjohnson]

Strange, I didn't get any ads on this video. Thanks for the explore - I sure wouldn't have wanted to crawl into that dining room with all the cobwebs 😬. And I've never seen so many buckets in one house!

[@urbexindigo5164]

I do not allow adds on my videos She Elf :-) Thanks for watching

[@sheelfjohnson]

@@urbexindigo5164 Cool! Thanks for the reply :)

[@francoiset1068]

Good morning Paul,great find but sad that someone left their life in that place especially the photos ,how sad ,I once past through a little house on the side of the road and stopped and done a film and it fealt so good ,I thought on you and how you find these amazing places but I'm too scared to go in but if I find another one I'll be doing what you say hopefully this year I pluck the courage and try doing it but not for KZbin 😂🤣 never be good like you ,ok Paul have a great Sunday and can't wait for next Sunday 🤗 from a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺💝

[@LestWeForget-LestWeForget]

Sunday, I asked myself? Then realised that you are about 13 hours ahead of us in the UK. It is 11.15pm on Saturday night here! Have a great Sunday!

[@francoiset1068]

@@LestWeForget-LestWeForget ahhh so nice, I know is funny the time difference ,you have a blessed rest of your Saturday night and a great Sunday ,big 🤗

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Frenchy Francoise! :-) So glad you did an explore video :-) You dont have to worry about youtube, do it for yourself, it is great to walk through and just enjoy the discovery. Cheers for watching again Francoise :-)

[@minimad8432]

Cool video, of some interesting stuff and some that is just junk, quite a shame when people let a place get run down and leave it in a state of disrepair and junk pile... the house itself has quite a lot of cool features though, Nice....... Cheers MM

[@urbexindigo5164]

Glad you enjoyed Mini Mad :-)

[@minimad8432]

@@urbexindigo5164 always do mate great content i love old buildings an stuff from yester year 😎

[@shanehurenkamp50]

We used to have one of those Rank Arena TV's

[@raytravis4097]

g.day mate just like that most of that stuff is from the 1970 , rank arena color tv, phillips record player as well its sad tale of life, love art deco stuff ,homes etc cheers

[@elizabethfrederick2434]

to me looks like two small bedrooms in front with that larger room being living and dineing room together and then a kitchen with toilet in back.

[@lindatimmons3675]

That place has been un occupied for quite a while by the looks of it. That picture that you said looked like rug I think it might have been a "latch hook rug" type .

[@lyndadavis7293]

I watch some of the overseas ones where the homes are really old. Home here just don't cut it. They're not old enough.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Sorry to disappoint you Lynda :-)

[@LL-sq8se]

A very interesting place! Thank you!👍🙋🧚🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@donettemiller7817]

I would have liked to have seen it when it was newly built, it looks like a cute house. I love antiques, stained glass, hardware & the archways in the homes you film. If I could have built my own home it woul be very unique because I like old things & are probably out of fashion. Hey Paul, do you have a postal address where you can receive gifts from your followers? 🙋‍♀️💜🇺🇸

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hi Donette, I love all those things too! :-) I have been saving little bits and bobs here and there :-) Yes I have a postal address but cant write it in the comments :-)

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

When ya show a place in the middle of nowhere, somehow Rolf Harris comes to mind.

[@urbexindigo5164]

lol ChaosDemonwolf I wont say anything to elaborate :-) Cheers for watching

[@chaosdemonwolf1]

@@urbexindigo5164 BTW, that knob in the green tile bathroom door?, most definitely 30's era.

[@racheldeco_desing6033]

Hola frends @urbex Indigo. Subtitulos en Español.🙏Plisee. Iam Rachel Gonzalez de Buenos Aires Argentina.

[@kimfitzgeraldrockfam8973]

very cool find my grandfather had a rank areana as his first color tv

[@Endymion766]

lots of abandoned buildings happening in suburb and rural areas these days as all the jobs move to the cities, there's no work out in country areas anymore. People can't even afford to sell an inherited family home because no one wants it. I hate living in the city myself.

[@LestWeForget-LestWeForget]

A couple of really nice ceiling roses there. A family have called it home once upon a time. Wonder why the neighbour hasn't tried to get something done about it, after it being empty for so long.

[@urbexindigo5164]

Good question! I guess the other neighbor has just put up with it as it is not close for idiots to hang out in or cause too much disturbance. Cheers for watching :-)

[@maureenmaunder7508]

@@urbexindigo5164 The neighbour probably owns it and is also the one storing "stuff" there!

[@conniespiteri7623]

Pram looks like a Steelcraft dated back to the early 70’s.

[@Prieze868]

The picture with the ladies is a tapestry darling or electric rug framed

[@jenniferbutcher8393]

Ouch! Your arm! Be careful!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha barbed wire fence from the previous week! :-)

[@warrenfalk9338]

Nice find mate hope you wear a hat for the cob webs lol

[@urbexindigo5164]

Haha I need to get the cob web stick back from my early videos warren! lol :-)

[@betsyh2503]

I’m curious about why the toilet is usually all by itself and not with the sink and tub?

[@urbexindigo5164]

They joined the bathroom around the late 50`s 60`s and were either and still are either to this day here in Australia. But always separate with the older homes

[@vonniek6787]

"One more step..." Ker-plunk! Straight thru the floor into the earth down into hell. LOL! " so many spider webs! Me head itches!" Hahahahaha!!!! This is great!

[@urbexindigo5164]

Hhaha I was ready to fall Vonnie! :-)