You Won't BELIEVE What We Found Abandoned In The Middle Of Nowhere...

This was one of the CRAZIEST abandoned places we have ever found... 😱
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[@Barberslave1]

As an over the road truck driver, I see all types of abandoned houses and small communities, I always wonder and try to imagine...when was the last time these folks were here..and what happened

[@chiefkatiehawke8800]

I see a lot of those old buildings/homes driving between Calif & Texas. Kinda sad, kinda creepy. I’m amazed all the “leftovers” haven’t been picked over more

[@johnbonham1870]

I hope you're well armed when exploring these places, you don't know who could be lurking in the shadows,please be careful.

[@nirstfamenastlame4973]

These guys don't sound smart enough to even own a gun

[@samsneed7172]

@@nirstfamenastlame4973 😂😂😂

[@GalaktikDragon]

@@nirstfamenastlame4973 They show the rifle that they carry in some of the older videos.

[@LordAkiris]

In one of the Jeff vids you can see he open carries a sidearm.

[@NoName-rl3fh]

@@nirstfamenastlame4973 no that would be you, which is why you don't realize he's carried plenty in vids. In fact he's probably smarter than you.

[@reesehill8184]

This is the saddest video. All those memories, pictures and cards and such, they deserve someone to cherish them.

[@leehurley8358]

Do some investigating. You have the letter, look for other clues. Yes. Come back. We need a part 2.

[@yvettebravo347]

Yes! We do! I vote for part 2😊

[@OccamsSledgehammer]

Yes!!

[@Wonky-Donkey]

You want to know what's in those barrels? The bodies of the people who owned all those cars.

[@Wonky-Donkey]

657BIueArmy say hello from me to all the lost and tortured souls in the barrels.

[@pattymccarthy5169]

How about the dead bodies of illegal immigration crossing the property

[@jimcole6423]

Now you know where beef jerky comes from.

[@davedrace9959]

maybe toxic waste?

[@hiscifi2986]

Could be Arsenic, as used in the mining of Gold.

[@TangoCharlieAlpha]

I get depressed after seeing some of your videos. Just goes to show that all of our "valuables " end up scattered to the wind.

[@she_evel]

Snoopy's homie is named Woodstock.

[@zxyatiywariii8]

Yeah but at least now someone is enjoying discovering them again. ☺️

[@workbreaklounge3755]

Nothing lasts until we're all merged with AI robots and set out to explore the universe endlessly travelling through wormholes from parallel world to paradox. The End!

[@titotitotito]

BLM destroys these places so no one can live here. wake up

[@darthscouser5255]

@@titotitotito - tito....ortiz?????

[@thegiantfinds]

The tvs were CCTV system. At one point the property was monitored

[@mrmister2794]

The house was kinda sad to see all their belongings just left there. But it was all pretty awesome to see , I like it when you find places that aren't all torn up and destroyed completely.

[@Weirder_the_better]

The last shed area with all of the barrels had a few that were labeled with the word “cupels”. Cupels are commonly used in gold mining to separate the gold from the lesser metals. You may have literally stumbled upon a gold mine. What a treasure trove! It’s so strange - the date on that cremation petition was dated June 24, 2013. That wasn’t that long ago but all of the equipment, cars, furniture and electronics seem decades older than that. I guess it makes sense if they were an elderly couple. I’m wondering if maybe the husband died and the woman was just too old to deal with all of the junk he left behind and she left. It seemed like he was really into tinkering and fixing up machinery and electronics. I would love to see another visit to this place. I feel like you’ve only scratched the surface! Thanks for sharing with us.

[@SourGrey]

Seems legit

[@tattooninja]

@@SourGrey Don't you mean LITTERLY legit

[@SourGrey]

@@tattooninja lol

[@drazamataz2360]

I love it when Bob gets excited to take us on a tour! I will miss that. Thank you ewu crew.

[@stondnc8089]

Kinda sad to see. Someone's life falling apart. A very beautiful place to live though. I would love to wake up to that view everyday!! Thanks for the video!!

[@PhDchick]

Wheelchair accessible, with signs, and a lookout tower. So fascinating

[@rmsingle55]

At the 27:08 part of the video you were in a room of barrels. One of the barrels had the word "CUPELS" written on it. That is a mining refinement term. cupels (plural noun) a shallow, porous container in which gold or silver can be refined or assayed by melting with a blast of hot air which oxidizes lead or other base metals. Cupellation is a refining process in metallurgy, where ores or alloyed metals are treated under very high temperatures and have controlled operations to separate noble metals, like gold and silver, from base metals like lead, copper, zinc, arsenic, antimony or bismuth, present in the ore. No doubt to me you were on a small scale mining operation.

[@rmsingle55]

There are things that are used or withdrawn that are indeed Toxic such as lead and Sulphur dioxide and arsenic. The lead oxide was skimmed off the surface of the hot mixture or absorbed into walls of the cupel (made of a special material - sometimes bone ash). The silver that remained at the bottom of the cupel was run-off and solidified into blocks. The byproduct contained in the remaining ash still had value and they would run it through a third oven to get the lead out since it had value as well. Not knowing how far along the stuff in those barrels was along when it closed down I cant tell you for sure how toxic. There are some very strong laws on this process and disposal of the left overs are supposed to be handled by regulation disposal process. If I had to guess the stuff in those barrels is very tame. But there are things that helped process the lead out that could still remain very toxic since processing lead has a cumulative effect. With all the orange tags on the trucks Im sure they BLM, EPA or some other Government agency has taken everything away that might be toxic but that's a guess on my part. I just do not think they would leave toxins unattended. You can bet that if it were really bad and abandoned they would close it off and make sure there was no leakage into ground water Or could make it into the air. Emma and her Dad have been doing this for several years so Im sure they take ever precaution necessary.

[@alexandchamaslater8266]

Bromide is also used in drilling fluids.

[@mrmarron2015]

YOU GUYS NEED TO GO BACK TO THIS PLACE!!! PLEASE!!

[@TravisLaRoche]

That old CATERPILLAR D343 Power Generator is a solid $8,000 just sitting out there.... rotting. :(

[@kopronko]

AMENNN : I NOTICED IT IMMEDIATELLY TOOO !!! ! !!! :-)) IT IS A "MUST HAVE" , ESPECIALLY FOR THE COMING "END OF THE WORLD" IN THE NEXT DECADE BEFORE THE SECOND ARRIVAL :-) Peace with you until than :-)

[@MyAcresOfDiamonds]

let me guess you are a recovering alcoholic

[@EDSEveryDaySkaters]

The chairs are not from a pew at a church we have the exact table set. The seats of them actually lift up and reveal a hidden compartment.

[@jasoncowley4718]

What an amazing find, are you going to follow up on the owners of this property to see what happened to them? Could be a really interesting story!

[@veryblesseddana6529]

True!

[@shawnblank4917]

if it shows any plates on the trucks you could just look up the plates

[@shawnblank4917]

or also he could look up the vin number and you can look up registered owners

[@yvettebravo347]

Going to deep into the Investgation might cause stepping in dangerous grounds. Take care!🙏

[@josephjohnson1294]

Out of All the Videos you have, This One is the Most Amazing. WOW.

[@bevbair5641]

This is the kind of place I like to imagine what it was like in its prime. Makes you wonder what the story is behind leaving everything. Kind of sad to see the picture of the couple. This place was very interesting..

[@Luceloupgarou]

It's so fascinating to think of how long all this stuff has been laying around. Since all of this is in the desert, stuff like this can be preserved for decades with very minimal rot or damage, but the harsh winters and seasonal changes of the northern states would have reduced all this into a dilapidated rot pile.

[@KaotikKnight]

Looks like the perfect place to film a Tremors movie or some kind of horror movie.

[@kj22601]

You have the best reply to this video!!! can't stop laughing!! As much as i love this kind of video, you took it to the next level, thank you!!

[@southernbridal]

I thought perhaps at one time there had been some filming. The found the reel boxes up.in the first building. So not far fetched at all

[@victorschepers6286]

Look.like it BLM has to fiend the owner and force them to cleanup😉👍🇳🇱🇪🇺

[@daisyakanakia5860]

😂 it sure does..

[@nicolebutts9813]

That’s so weird because I swear I’ve seen that photo of the old couple on the wall on a true crime show I have watched.

[@uncommonsensor]

Yeah, that lady looks familiar

[@smitty_1]

@@uncommonsensor typical older lady in her (70's. ?) ...they all look alike from a distance. Lol

[@snowlizard44]

Yeah I Also thought I had seen that photo before. And the date on that cremation notice was 2013.

[@anoano939]

Timestamp

[@spymonkey39]

I thought the same. But. It was probably a common ugly 80s thing. Along with the the short hair horrible perm that 'they' do to so many older woman.

[@dashie07e.92]

Do you guys research further on the abandoned sites to see why they could be abandoned?? If you do PLEASE do follow ups for us!!😉😁

[@LoneWolf051]

"unauthorized use on PUBLIC land" ..... so basically Big Brother is saying we cannot do what we will with OUR stuff on OUR paid-for land

[@SJMDronesMedia]

Very interesting site that someone once called home and earned a living from, it’s sad to see but we all have a life story. It’s strange how no one has taken or salvaged all the metal from this area as i imagine it’s worth a lot of money ! Your videos not only tell a story , but also document the lives of the people who lived and worked there, and it’s recorded history. Keep up the good work, kind regards.

[@paranormalinvestigator-x-4935]

This is definitely an explorer's paradise!!!

[@backudog]

You never checked for a hidden door in that little shack, now you gotta go back again! 😄

[@ronmckay8128]

I've seen the secret room in another video don't know who it was, ammo and lots of hard core porn in it.

[@efromhb]

Any links to the other video?

[@TheErwinboot]

Yes seen that video too

[@carlagood2942]

They did go back. That's their video lol.

[@quackers8681]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKiYeoJsg9F-bqM

[@IlluminatedWhiteGuy]

14 days to remove... 95% of that shit will still be there 50 years from now! lol

[@okidoke4822]

I think the vehicles were elsewhere when the stickers got put on and then hauled here after the owners failed to removed them, and not that the stickers were placed on the vehicle at this location. Just my opinion.

[@angelfirelite]

Geo K.....Lmfao ~

[@workbreaklounge3755]

Haha BLM

[@rachelreneer56]

@@okidoke4822 but the stickers weren't weathered and if someone moved all of those up to that location then that place wouldn't be abandoned right now. No way the people would trail all that up there and then leave it so quick. Again the tags aren't weathered. Just my thought.

[@okidoke4822]

@@rachelreneer56 you're entitled to it

[@LDD-yh1bu]

I think they moved onto the property illegally and thought they wouldn't get caught but years later they did and were thrown off the land, took what they could and left the rest.

[@MausMasher54]

Since the house/office did not have an eviction notice but the other stuff did, I suspect that was a leased property that terminated upon the death of the lease holder.....

[@janicelmckee]

Mike Hoster They were probably warned multiple times and just ignored it. I suspect that they were forced to leave, never suspecting that the BLM meant business.It probably takes more red tape and paper work to reclaim and remove possessions than it’s worth. And, with so much inoperable heavy stuff, the expenses would be prohibitive. This has to be of record somewhere because bureaucracies just love their paperwork.

[@glassnotpapers1580]

Stumbled upon your guys' videos about 6 years ago. It feels nostalgic watching these old-school videos. Was always a trip, having all the lights out at 3 in the morning watching you guys walk around these places into dark buildings😂 hope you guys are doing well and enjoying life! Love from SoCal!

[@mewpew8124]

That house was beautiful at one point

[@roxyhart5692]

Yes! The three point windows at the kitchen sink... Really gorgeous

[@mikewilkinson4588]

this operation was a job...life...home....to a group of people......I could live out the last of my years in a place like this....thank you for seeking out these jewels of a past when people were made of tuff stuff and took no shit from anyone.....more of this place.....it's been a dream of mine since the early 70 s when I was hitch hiking all over the US and Canada and stayed at places like this and met some really cool , very functional individuals ....more please....

[@s_wggns]

This is the coolest place you have come across. They had to be running a mine or something. Wonder if the family dispute was over who was getting the property or money because without a doubt they had cash, none of that equipment was cheap.

[@jamesmeehan5033]

I just found your channel @ a week or two ago and I'm hooked. I'm gonna be binge watching your vids this weekend. Love the exploring you two do because yous don't hipe it up you just say what it is and then without the videos you don't try to blow things up larger then they are you just show and say it like it is. Genuine and I love it

[@rickH0102]

I was thinking maybe you two should do a grand tour video by driving all the way up north, across Yukon Canada into Alaska? Last time I went Alaska, there were incredible amount of abandoned places even abandoned town that for many years no one visited. I'm sure our patrons will support you:)

[@heidicarbaugh7958]

As soon as y’all asked what those orange pieces of paper were on the vehicles I was like most likely tickets of some kind 🤷‍♀️

[@kimterry4239]

In CA if you are orange ticketed,its been abandoned and an y tow truck driver can tow it.

[@carmie_rae]

Thank you for taking us along on your exciting adventures. I can hardly wait for the next explore, full of fascinating artifacts surrounded by mystery. I greatly appreciate everything you do ❤️!! Until the next great adventure... stay safe and see you soon. Joining you from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

[@jillrudloff9510]

Im a nurse..bust my butt all day..work 12+ hours every day. After my shift..going home exhausted I await ur escape..im going thru withdrawl. ??? U guys ok?

[@ChasingRainbows67]

Wow....lots of stuff!!! So sad that family members fight over things and then it ended up getting left behind anyway. Thanks for the video, enjoyed it.

[@GibKids5]

This is one of your best videos.

[@themidnightrambler4865]

The big glass was from the Colorado Belle casino in Laughlin, Nevada and Gator Days was a gaming promotion that they ran.

[@themidnightrambler4865]

Actually, Mike, I worked in Laughlin for 30 years, before retiring, and remember the alligators and lots of other fun and interesting stuff the various casinos did, over the years.

[@pinacolada1393]

Unfortunately the Colorado Belle closed. I never got to see the Alligators, but I did enjoy the coy fish

[@wa1176]

That elderly couple pic looks awfully familiar... Google search here I come 🥴

[@lorettaharris4377]

I love it when you give a background story about the place you are going to. I especially liked the one about the phone booth in the middle of nowhere! Your a great narrator!!!!

[@TheThemattyo1]

Creepy but serene and tells a story....thank you for sharing it with us.

[@billlloyd548]

That was awesome, you never checked for a secret door in the back of that first shack. Really looked like it was an entrance to something buried there. Can't wait til you go back to explore the mineshaft! 😉

[@pattymccarthy5169]

Looks like the same building from another you tube video but the others building are not

[@amandadarcyhyder7035]

Bill Lloyd The The

[@MissNayNay22]

I’m absolutely ADDICTED!! I love what y’all are doing and wish I could do this kind of stuff! Keep it up so I can love my dream through y’all lol!! Love the quality and the realistic, non dramatic responses you give. You don’t over do it! Y’all soups have a show!!

[@marthaj67]

The little, yellow bird from Charlie Brown was called Woodstock.

[@MisticMidnightToker420]

Those TVs are security monitors, those benches were typical of upper middle class "farmhouse" style kitchen/dining room tables in the 90s. Its amazing at the condition of this place. I hope it stays like this for many more years

[@Tym2024_]

Someone must have been living there a couple of years ago you can tell by the MW3 video game at 14.26 which was released in 2011

[@oskig.2644]

wow completely missed that , good eye

[@shayfewell3815]

Man im loving yalls videos. Lol I have been watching legit all day. I love going to places like this but cant so im glad i can explore with yall!

[@inkedsephiroth3210]

Once again you surprise us with another amazing video... Absolutely loved it guys. Keep on with the amazing live streams and videos 👍🏼❤

[@symongn22]

Hey guys, were there slides in the boxes?? You seemed to cut that part one and carry on, makes me wonder what you saw lol! Be safe & keep up the good work!

[@kween3109]

These explorations are so cool. The locations are so post-apocalyptic looking😳

[@CarsnStuff]

man this looks sooo fun. i miss when id go dirt bike riding out in the sticks and come across stuff like this. its fun to see stuff that looks like its been left like its been stuck in the past through all these years.

[@monicaw5036]

How sad, it really makes you wonder why they were there in the middle of no where. Then all the stuff just left. The bird you were asking about is Woodstock 😊

[@jackbednar2346]

You guys better be careful you dont get shot or contaminated with something you cant see like in those barrels or worse yet bit by a rattle nake you guys sure are brave love the videos be carefull !!!

[@TheBlackAxe1]

Am I the only one that finds myself craning my head and moving my mouse to try to look around? Edit: On a side note, have you ever put your fingers down and tried to zoom in on an actual paper photograph?

[@michelevandetty9538]

Soooooooo many times I have done that! 😆

[@anoano939]

Yes

[@rachelreneer56]

I constantly move my head around my phone to look in different places!🤣😂

[@kenlew4945]

It felt like that someone was watching both of you two the entire time.

[@TheBlackAxe1]

The orange tags on the vehicle windows looked like the tags that are put on when they are abandoned on the roads & highways.

[@khumbulaningwenya2251]

What are they for(those orange/red stickers on those cars)? What was written l mean?

[@roobeeroo5281]

Love the video, want more, would love to see live vids live but because of time difference have to watch them when they are over, its a shame but do understand can,t be live for everyone. Take care and looking forward to the return visit to this camp. Lyn - Wales UK

[@nonenoone7567]

looks like a scrappers heaven

[@DesertDogExploring]

A lot of that gear suggests lots of video surveillance, off grid types, etc.

[@wespeacock793]

Been watching your videos for about 12 sleepless hours. Fun stuff but my main takeaway is that desert dwellers amass an awful lot of junk!

[@lacybusch9093]

Awesome explore tonight ewu crew! This place is an explorer's paradise, I wonder how long those notices have been up and I wonder if the son is still in prison. Definitely need to go back to this place again and explore even deeper and maybe find out more info on it. Thanks for all you guy's do for us, stay safe and keep exploring, love you guy's!

[@robertpearson3109]

Yes Please come back & do a part 2 of this! Thankyou

Looks like this location was once used as a radio repeater station. *Be very careful about hanta virus and DO NOT STIR UP DUST in any place like that*

[@maddy8855]

yup! and you have your kid with you? smh!

[@maddy8855]

aroundthefur Yup that's one way to prevent hantavirus LOL! smh

[@ThatsViews]

CCTV monitors in the office.

[@emenstravels7023]

Makes one wonder if all of the abandoned mine sites you two come across had mining claims on them and the land was being leased from the BLM. And were eventually shut down by MSHA for not meeting safety requirements. The back stories of all of your finds would be amazing to find out. “Let’s go EWU, LET’S GO!!” Great video! 👍

[@ExploreWithUs]

LOL, I was wondering if anyone was going to catch that, Emma put that in there and didn't tell me, so it caught me by surprise too. 😂

[@emenstravels7023]

As of 2016, 84.9% of the state of Nevada is in fact owned by the federal government in which the BLM “manages”. Who in turn lease said land to Ranchers for grazing and Mines for mineral rights.

[@Shawnsrobloxworld]

@kathy young WTF you babbling about,throw that ice pipe down!

[@mikespikedog5293]

Monitors more and likely were for security cameras. Old systems recorded on VHS tapes.

[@mikehannahs]

Sitting here having breakfast and watching 30 minutes of awesomeness

[@generalhighground5300]

When you recognize the Michael Bolton (Soul Provider) CD at 17:34. I love 80's music. xD

[@rickevans6468]

That last part with all the barrels looked like a METH LAB. Love your video's ,please remember to stay safe and GOD BLESS Rick

[@charlesboyer8207]

Amen!

[@Tipper709]

Looks like somewhere Art Bell would broadcast from, cool

[@InsideOfMyOwnMind]

Passed 17 April 2018 in his broadcast studio.

[@MrLostonej]

it was sad to of been said that one of the greatest has passed on..He will be missed by many.

[@efromhb]

Art Bell passed away April 13, Friday the 13th. Not the 17th. I happened to be on the way to Owens Valley that evening when it was reported on Coast to Coast.

[@breakfastsurreal5650]

Miss you Art

[@InsideOfMyOwnMind]

@@arthurmead5341 Just so you know I did look it up but yeah even that will be wrong sometimes. I understood his broadcast studio was at his home.

[@RonnieTheFish]

I want that old Ford short box next to the van... Great video thanks for sharing with us

[@gokuson1634]

This place looks great and not too damage beside weather damage ☺

[@sherrytelles1292]

Its scary to poke around abandon places because you never know who will pop up and suprise you.

[@plum0214]

If I had to guess I'd say the couple was living there trying to work a mine and after passing away the kids were fighting over who got what and then everything was left rather than one or the other kids getting anything. Sad.

[@StuartOliver83]

Really appreciate you showing us this as people see this on films but most of us may never see it for real so thanks again

[@aliennn31]

Waiting for something from "the hills have eyes" to pop out 😂 you guys are so brave!

[@PhDchick]

This is amazing. Truly a great place. The bin with the tools was amazing

[@edwardkellogg1284]

Excellent find and video. Lots of cool stuff left behind. That old washing machine is nice. Would be nice to see another video. I could spend all day there looking around. Take care.

[@adamkoch3424]

8:02 those are used assay crucibles for fire assaying ore (or smelting small amounts of concentrated ore)

[@sanjuro66]

AWESOME! It's like a huge "time capsule"

[@martymcmannis9121]

Wow, how I'd love to explore with you folks. You guys see the coolest places. Thanks for the video, keep up the good work

[@OdySlim]

The brown buildings look like separated double wide trailers that were never put back together. Thanks EWU Crew! Your friend Ody

[@ExploreWithUs]

Hey Ody, I replied to your messages here on KZbin, I hope you got them bud.

[@OdySlim]

Thank you very much Mr EWU. I dont seem to be getting many notifications about replies or new videos, Not just from you but others as well. Its the thought that counts. I am happy to see this one, it is one of your best, next to that creepy late night one a couple years ago. Thanks for everyhting my friends from EWU.

[@OdySlim]

lookie, 21:55

[@denastrackeljahn1250]

Great video as always. Love the find. Great explore. Be safe love and prayers to the family

[@kenlew4945]

It's just me but have a bad feeling about this place

[@01trsmar]

Normal for construction crews,mining etc to put up nude pictures of females ..All places did this until the political correctness craze came in the mid 1990's...Before then,it was normal to find nude pictures of females in the lunch room/break rooms in mining sites/construction sites ..Out of town and even in town...I always forget most people lived in a controlled modern life,where their eyes were sheltered from pre 1990 life !! If you went into a mining/construction or even your neighborhood mechanics break rooms nude women pictures were on the walls,totally normal from 1950's -1990's..

[@kraigcochran9995]

I was thinking maybe the vehicles could be stolen? Someone trashed them on purpose almost all the glass in them was broken but in the houses it looked mostly intact. If destructive vandals had came up and smashed the vehicles glass I doubt they would spare the buildings. Made me wonder why.

[@janetprinehart-batease6271]

@@nocheteipsum Yes he did say that.

[@Leanne_w]

It didn’t give me bad feeling, I think it was a relaxing place.

[@chasemessner6646]

Thanks for making the video!! Maybe next time you guys can try and find that secret door.

[@musclemadonna3283]

Play the tape recorder

[@buckwild6552]

You people are sick serial killers keep souvenirs, his. was recording the screams from his victims. And you people want to hear this.

[@milels6917]

That would be more interesting and clever

[@MyAcresOfDiamonds]

thought the same thing. i would be opening every cabinet and every drawer too

[@ashkuntz8448]

@@buckwild6552 The toy box killer?

[@thechallengerrivera4753]

It only gets better and better with your videos!

[@carleigh7764]

Great video! How long does it take you to get to these locations? Do you guys ever think about camping there?? To then explore more the next day?

[@robertpearson3109]

Cool Old Place, whomever decided to take it over, could clean it up & have a really cool place to live & whatever.

[@Whatever70415]

Awesome find guys, creepy, sad, yet an explorers paradise 👍 gotta love it

[@juventusalways]

8

[@Whatever70415]

juventusalways what is 8 supposed to mean?

[@juventusalways]

My mistake.

[@mikes.4136]

Your taking me back to my grandparent's house in the funky 70's. Green painted walls, big-old console table, and a stately respectable portrait of modest people with subdued smiles. Amazing. (BTW - I'LL TAKE THOSE FORD PICKUPS JUST TO HELP WITH CKEAN-UP!)😜

[@nancynightingale6267]

Breaking Bad !

[@joannekelly9553]

Loads of people on here saying they have seen the couple on another docu. Any more news on that?

[@tedclairmont8837]

that glass that says gator days is from the colorado belle hotel casino in Laughlin Nevada, it was a promotion back in the early nineties, they had real alligators in a glass enclosure on the 2nd floor.

[@soside619]

Yes, and they just closed down recently due to Covid. Sad.

[@londa6290]

That fire pit was where they burned the dead bodies. That place was hella creepy. 😨

[@petegeorge3084]

First of all you're right it is creepy how long you think they were living there before 2001?

[@FroggyFrog9000]

That house with the wheel chair ramp is in an ideal location and has a nice view.