WE EXPLORE A HUGE LABYRINTH OF A FARM HOUSE WITH SO MUCH HISTORY INSIDE!!!

[@edwinthompson6510]

We American are all ancestral immigrants from around 1600 onwards, many including my own came here 1800s crossed the great plains to settle ,,my lot in Utah,,,we absolutely love to see and hear how the old country was for our ancestors back then mine were farmers i did a where are my roots' investigation ,, spent 2020 lock down in a village called Aldridge West Midlands thats where my roots started,,,, the name Thompson is originally Irish,,,,many also in Australia east coast,,,,Ed

[@silentseekersexplore]

Do you still have family in Aldridge Ed? We only live a few miles from there. How interesting. Mine stems from Scotland, Ireland and Northern Europe. I find it all very fascinating.

[@customscreenprinting]

Silent Seekers Explore thanks for sharing this video i really enjoyed it and God Bless and thanks.

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you for watching! 💚

[@HobgoblinNumkins]

Thanks for showing us this farm, I really enjoyed this one. So many rooms, I would've got lost!

[@silentseekersexplore]

It was a real maze in there. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@anitawood7659]

Up to date now! Loved that although we jumped each time you did! 😂 "Where's the stairs Rob?" 😂 Brilliant guys! ❤

[@silentseekersexplore]

🤣 Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching! 💚

[@gilliandianeryan1493]

That little comb was a nit comb .Very popular in the fifties .Brilliant old home .

[@silentseekersexplore]

I thought it looked like an old nit comb! Thank you and thanks for watching! 💚

[@geraldinepearce7543]

The printed signs on what you thought could have been a shop cabinet actually is a bedroom wardrobe. My Nana had these in all her bedrooms. Hope this helps 😊

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you, that makes sense. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@pepsilass]

This is a huge place and has some interesting left in it. That double sided comb was a nit comb, we had one when you were little. It's such a shame about farm's going out of business and being abandoned. Makes you wonder what happened to the family. Well done again Rob and Clare xxx

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank ya mammy 🙂 I think Rob still needs a nit comb 🤣

[@pepsilass]

@@silentseekersexplore I know, he can be a bit of a nit at times, but a nice one xxx 🥰

[@whitewidow563]

Thank you another great explore look forward to the next one

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you for watching! 💚

[@margaretconnery7422]

I would have loved living there and so much space and room's. Great explore guy's a gem of a time capsule 😊 xxx

[@silentseekersexplore]

We said the same, we'd move there tomorrow! Thank you for watching! 💚

[@roomullan3050]

Fascinating place. Badly designed. Must have been a lovely location to live in. Fazeley saw mills is still trading

[@silentseekersexplore]

Is it really? I hadn't looked it up. It really was a terrible design and wouldn't fancy my chances of finding the bathroom at night! Thank you for watching! 💚

[@metalman4141]

All the videos you put out are really interesting well done both of you 👍

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you for watching! 💚

[@user-op6eu3tt9j]

Looks like that will be a housing estate soon. ❤ filming.

[@silentseekersexplore]

I really hope you're wrong but unfortunately you're likely right. 😔 Thank you for watching! 💚

[@patkilmurray4702]

What a place! So 70's but I don't think that the top rooms have been used for decades. The floors aren't made of concrete but for the life of me I can't remember what, lime or chalk mix or something as we rented a farm cottage with the same floors. (Sorry not very helpful😅) I haven't seen some of the stuff in there for years, a veritable blast from the past. That TV! Relic. Massive house and pretty perilous in places, pleased you didn't come a cropper. Nice you saved the bee Rob❤

[@silentseekersexplore]

I think you're right about the top rooms, a lot of the things in there were many years old. Rob's always saving bee's 🐝 he's a good egg 🙂 Thank you for watching! 💚

[@helentucker6407]

Ah, a nice calming silent seekers vid! Nice one 👍

[@silentseekersexplore]

🤣 Thank you for watching! 💚

[@Mothertruckeer96]

❤ you guyz sure got the description right 👍 Labyrinth 😂 Had to giggle when ya couldn't find the stairs 😁🥰 Love yaws channel ...best part is how you keep the conversation going throughout! Stay safe🌹 God Speed 🙏 Until next time ✨

[@silentseekersexplore]

They just don't build em like this anymore, we loved this place so much. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@ASCADVENTURES23]

Absolutely epic explore the Marconi moisture meter the instrument is designed for the rapid and accurate estimation of the moisture content of a wide range of hygroscopic materials. It is specially suitable for granular, powdery and fibrous substances, but can also be used on specimens in the form of sheets, boards and the like, up to one inch in thickness. The plane you picked up is known as a Jesus plane the wardrobe is known as a gentleman's wardrobe the stamp is a 2d postage revenue stamp light red/brown queen Elizabeth stamp the grinder is a bean slicer yay you found one Louis shabner painting of a Spanish lady the aga is missing its top plate that's insulation for the stove

[@silentseekersexplore]

You my friend are a pure genius! Thank you for that, we just didn't know what most of the stuff was for, but now we do 🙂 Thanks for watching our video, you're a star! 💚

[@ASCADVENTURES23]

Just got to find girl and dog next lol I love history if I can help I will

[@annesefton8305]

Just found your channel, ive watched a few others that explore old houses etc but yours is the best, thank you for sharing your explorations 😀

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you for saying that! We really hope you enjoy all the videos on our channel and thank you for watching! 💚

[@1heitzman]

Oh how lovely is that farm! And so many rooms too! There's a lot of history with this place, really loved this explore, thank you!

[@silentseekersexplore]

It is a really lovely place. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@20OneAtlantean]

My local explore ❤ been quite a few times. First time was memorable alright, slipped off that small footbridge near the weir you crossed. Freakily broke my hip 🤒

[@silentseekersexplore]

Oh no! 😲 It's a great place though ain't it? Thanks for watching! 💚

[@20OneAtlantean]

Yep! Annoyed that I wasted 2 ambos & a evac team’s time tbh. Never explore solo. Anyway I’m local so if you’re about the area again give us a shout 👍

[@edwinthompson6510]

ok shame we cant talk with each other ive so much to tell you ,, mainly about my ancestors around the Aldridge area anyways you take care now,,,,,Edwin

[@silentseekersexplore]

It is a shame, we'd love to have heard about it. Enjoy your weekend whatever you're doing 💚

[@edwinthompson6510]

What i'll do Clair is keep all my history talk too rhis channel only ,,, then we know where we are ok?????

[@silentseekersexplore]

Ok great! I'm looking forward to reading it 🙂

[@edwinthompson6510]

Yes did a roots' investigation 2019 guess what along came Coved so i was "stuck" in the UK "Aldridge until 2021... couldn't get a flight back home.. Marooned .so i took advantage

[@silentseekersexplore]

Gosh! For 2 years? Did you have a place to stay or was it hotels?

[@edwinthompson6510]

@@silentseekersexplore i rent a house for a18month lease,,,

[@deborahrodriguez684]

I don't think they are in the Main House. I think they are in a outbuilding there's too much medicine for animals

[@silentseekersexplore]

I think they used parts of the house to store things like this for the animals. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@edwinthompson6510]

if shove comes to push, i am quite willing to tell you my history in comment on your channel i have no qualms about that if you dont mind

[@silentseekersexplore]

No I don't mind at all, I'd really love to hear your story if you'd like to tell it 🙂

[@edwinthompson6510]

@@silentseekersexplore great i'll share my story as i know it i guess it began in Aldridge UK,,,,date 1700s when time stood still in rural English villages sorry must inform you, i am a historian correctness must be always be at the forefront early 1800s my two families Thompson /Bickley,as independent families ,,left for the Americas they crossed the great plains by covered wagon and settled in Utah then wild country built as town now known as Brigham City Utah Methodists my great4 father 5 he was the wagon train preacher an great 5 mother was the pump organist,,,, every Sunday 8 months for 10 months travelling 2 thousand miles then build your house and life as a homesteader that house stayed forever, i was born in it in 1941 albeit it was modernised extended as time passed,,,, in fact most of my childhood was spent just bein "a country boy " Little house on the prairie" i'll leave i there next i'll tell you more bout the "old Wild West as my family knew it not Hollywood version lol "ger off ya horse n drink ya milk J"ohn Wayne

[@silentseekersexplore]

@@edwinthompson6510 Thank you for this, I really enjoyed reading it. I love hearing about the wild west of years gone by. I can't wait for the next instalment! 💚

[@edwinthompson6510]

i have written a history of my roots as a comment ,,,now it seems to have been deleted will start again,,,,,,Ed

[@silentseekersexplore]

No, it's here, I've just read it and replied. Sometimes it won't show up for you to see but I'll see it. Thank you and can't wait for the next instalment! 💚

[@edwinthompson6510]

@@silentseekersexplore great result next i'l talk about my imdiate family and how thing were late 1880sto 1900 true wild west ed

[@andreakalus6277]

Hi from Sweden , love to see you , your whife is a werry good filmer . Sorry for my bad spelling .😘

[@silentseekersexplore]

Hello to you in Sweden! 👋 Thank you for watching! 💚

[@choosewisely6994]

Very interesting exploration in my opinion. I really enjoyed it, alot of old items and history. Neat finds as well. That farm I bet use to be a huge operation back in day and I can imagine the different generations and memories ❤. Sad to me these places are dying out but I appreciate the opportunity to look into the past. Thanks for another great video 🎉😊 Shout Out From Georgia 🎉🎉👍🙌⭐👏

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you! We really enjoyed exploring this place, such a treat to see so many old belongings in here, they're a dying breed now. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@choosewisely6994]

@@silentseekersexplore My uncle had a thriving farm for decades. He produced Cotton, Peanuts, different kinds of peas, corn. He had farm animals as well cows he sold, chickens etc . Use to have alot of good times growing up visiting him . He sold to big companies that supply food to grocery stores and clothing makers for cotton use. Made a great living but hard work 💪. Thanks I enjoy your channel 😊

[@silentseekersexplore]

@@choosewisely6994 When we were in the south last time we visited the US we were tempted to try the boiled peanuts but chickened out. Have you tried them? Your childhood sound idyllic 🙂

[@choosewisely6994]

@@silentseekersexplore Yes boiled peanuts are delicious 😋 in my opinion. I know it sounds terrible but you add salt and boil them it's not bad , pretty tasty. Lot's of delicious food the Southern states make. I visited for two weeks in Europe several area's. I really enjoyed it and tried the different foods . I found that everything was delicious. Beautiful places in Europe.

[@choosewisely6994]

I do miss parts of my childhood and long for the good old days of just being a kid. ☺️

[@edwinthompson6510]

guy you don't realise how revenue is generated here in the US,,,, TV is all WBAY-TV if I get your videos on state TV there's money fo you to b made ok its ok ,,,,, got to have your permission copy-write is yours and always will be

[@edwinthompson6510]

guys Ed here from Beverley Hills, California in a previous video "the Pink Smelly House you spoke of your admission to the use of your work, "fantastic guys" ....but i need to talk privately with you TV People will be interested in broadcasting so i need your email address so as we can see that its all ok money wise, and you're ok with that ,,,,, hope to hear from you Edwin J

[@silentseekersexplore]

Who's going to want to watch us on telly edwin lol? We don't do this for the money cus there is none, it's just a bit of fun for us on the weekend and if you want to use our videos, you can anyway you want. We don't expect anything in return. Thanks for your kind offer though Edwin.

[@edwinthompson6510]

yes i do have distance relative in Aldridge and Walsall Wood if yo have a email address i could tell you my famiy history ,Ed

[@silentseekersexplore]

We do have a Facebook page of the same name, you could message us on there, we'd love to hear about it! 🙂

[@edwinthompson6510]

@@silentseekersexplore Clair i am not on facebook,,, only email my son set it up for me you see im dyslexic word blindness,,, cannot spell,,,, my son has incorporated a spelling program within my computer/TV,,,,,,, Ed

[@edwinthompson6510]

Clair I'm not on Facebook, or any other social media site I only have email if you have a email address please send me your address in a comment then i can answer email and tell you all,,, that would be great hope to hear from you both Ed

[@silentseekersexplore]

Ed, I wouldn't recommend anyone put their email here on a public forum for all to see, it's a headache waiting to happen. 🤣 It's a shame you don't have a Facebook account as that's the only other way we have of people contacting us. Thank you anyway though, hope you have a great day! 🙂

[@edwinthompson6510]

@@silentseekersexplore ok understand,,,, i may have a way of sending my email address via comments section

[@edwinthompson6510]

@@silentseekersexplore understand may be another way???