WE FOUND HUGE, BEAUTIFUL ANTLERS IN THIS EXTREMELY REMOTE HOUSE IN THE WELSH COUNTRYSIDE!!!

Hi folks!
In this week's video we take you to the Welsh Hills to visit this very old farmhouse sitting down a very long and winding overgrown lane. Upon first seeing this property we expected an empty shell, but were pleasantly surprised to see a house still filled with memories. Filled with old newspapers and medications for sheep and cattle, this house was quite an interesting explore. Beautiful horns hung on the damp wall, covered with dust and debris made for a very haunting scene. Upstairs we discovered yet another set of much bigger antlers and family photos. A lot of memories now long forgotten.. Join us as we take you around this interesting home. If you like this video then please like, subscribe and comment and thank you for watching!

[@HobgoblinNumkins]

Loved this one, especially the antlers!

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you for watching! 💚

[@metalman4141]

Great video, Clair really adds a soft touch which is lovely.

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you for saying that and thank you for watching! 💚

[@janicesperry7780]

Oh Claire you crack me up. We would get along well. " not everything's an ashtray" 😂😂

[@silentseekersexplore]

🤣 he thinks so! 🤣 Thank you for watching! 💚

[@maz121able]

I love the way you both get stuck in and dig deep to find things, even in the dirt. Thank you I enjoyed this video. X

[@silentseekersexplore]

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[@customscreenprinting]

SilentSeekers Explore thanks for sharing this video with me it was a really good video and keep up the good work you are doing and God Bless.

[@silentseekersexplore]

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[@peggys1140]

Thanks guys, appreciated the entertaining tour!

[@silentseekersexplore]

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[@patkilmurray4702]

I should imagine the farmer moved out of the house a long time ago, probably built a nice little bungalow for him and the wife and just used the old house for storage. A bit surprised to see a relatively new House and Home amongst all that ancient stuff. The antlers looked fantastic in the window, good work Rob and Clare for the find.😊

[@silentseekersexplore]

I hope you're right about the owners. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@helentucker6407]

Ah the oasis of calm half hour ❤ 👍 👍

[@silentseekersexplore]

He he! Thank you for watching! 💚

[@anitawood7659]

Fantastic find guys! Really enjoyed that..."not everything's an ashtray Rob" 😂 Brilliant loved it! 🕷️ 😮

[@silentseekersexplore]

🤣 Thank you for watching! 💚

[@roomullan3050]

It’s a very old fashioned metal curry comb. You would brush your horse with a body brush, then scrap the brush over the curry comb to get all the dirt out of the brush. You could do it really fast , brush horse, comb brush, brush horse, brush comb………. I wonder if all the kettles were because they had no running hot water ? Maybe. How very sad that all their treasured photos are left and unwanted

[@silentseekersexplore]

You could be right about the kettles, I didn't think of that! Thank you for telling us what the brush is for, really appreciate it 💚

[@EndOfTheWorld-FM]

Amazing! Definitely something I’d enjoy nosing around my type of place entirely! Looks great so good job you two!

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you! We're always up for trading pins if you're ever interested and thanks for watching! 💚

[@EndOfTheWorld-FM]

@@silentseekersexplore what’s the best way to contact you both? Instagram? FB?

[@EndOfTheWorld-FM]

@@silentseekersexplore best way to contact you both?

[@silentseekersexplore]

On our Facebook page of the same name through messenger if you can. 👍

[@margaretconnery7422]

I didn't get a notification so I'm only watching now guy's. The smell of perms back in the day was rank 👃.I do like the banter between you both during the explore 😂. Amusing explore Rob and Claire. 😊 I remember my mum's uncle and when looking at the deaths in the local paper he seriously said isn't it funny how they die in alphabetical order 😂. Xxx

[@silentseekersexplore]

🤣🤣🤣 That's so funny! That's something I'd come out with! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@LouiseEdwards-rv1fp]

The box with the lotions and potions was originally a meat safe I have one in my pantry still 🤗

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you for telling us and thanks for watching! 💚

[@choosewisely6994]

Shout Out From Georgia USA🎉🎉🎉🎉😊 I found this find by chance from you was very interesting to me all the old stuff inside was incredible. My favorite was the pictures, it always is. It's hard to believe family members leave memories of themselves and or loved ones , friends etc to rot in these places 😢. Why store pictures in a place like this as well it appears to be a dumping horder situation/ farmer barn really 😢 but had interesting things inside to me.😊 Can anyone explain why people kept and store all the newspapers, magazines, sale papers etc that we see in so many videos that they have read decades ago?? I doubt anyone reads them again or needs information from them, it's strange to me and just becomes a hoarder situation and clutter really in my opinion 😞🤔 To each thier own it's their choice. I personally could not stand it in my house, storage area, barn, closet, anywhere. Thanks for sharing and finding this era back in time,I loved it❤🎉😊 Except for the newspapers lol. I think maybe a museum could keep records of the old newspapers, magazines or libraries it would be interesting to view them like that. Until next time have a good weekend and upcoming week 😊

[@silentseekersexplore]

Thank you! For a split second I did think that maybe they were kept for fire starting. The sheer amount of papers in there though goes beyond that. I'll never understand it. I had a neighbour like that, she kept every newspaper she ever bought just because she couldn't bare to throw them away! Thank you for watching all the way from Georgia! 💚

[@lindatimmons3675]

They most likely kept and stored all the newspapers to use for fire and to insulate in cold weather as well. Back in the early days newspapers were used to help keep place warm.

[@choosewisely6994]

@@lindatimmons3675 Thanks for the information, it makes sense. I forget about those living conditions back then. I like a fireplace and when camping but thank goodness for the better living conditions we have now or at least most people I would think hopefully.

[@lindatimmons3675]

Horseshoe looks like its for a Clydesdale or one of those Belgium Farm horses. Always so sad to see sooo many pictures and photographs left behind.

[@silentseekersexplore]

You could be right, I'm no expert on horseshoes. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@1heitzman]

Great video! I wonder where they cooked meals?

[@silentseekersexplore]

No idea, maybe the oven next to the fireplace. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@4950joan]

My mum once permed my hair with the home perm, she did it so strong and tight, I smelt of perm chemicals for ages and seemed to take forever to get the curls to loosen up,I hated it

[@silentseekersexplore]

🤣 I'm sorry for laughing but I've seen many a home perm disaster over the years. I worked with a girl many years ago who ended up looking like a microphone, it was so funny!

[@tinasteer2507]

3:23 I wonder what’s in that cupboard? Absolutely nothing…it’s all on the floor.🙄13:40 It seems to be more of an out building than a house. Maybe he was a vet. 20:20. I am pretty sure these are genuine photos of the family members. Someone went to University because of the blazer in a photo. With the exception of one postcard. What is the Union Jack storey? Going home for a hot bath now. Achoo!!!!!

[@silentseekersexplore]

🤣 Well it would seem that flying the union jack these days is deemed racist. Not that I take a blind bit of notice of that, it's ridiculous. Flying any other flag on the other hand is absolutely fine!