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Love the video ... thanks. I was particularly taken with the roadside stop. Do you have any more details as to what it was called, or where it is?

Do you mention Google Pinpoints of the ruins you visit, incase someone wants to buy you could help them

I think it's pretty obvious who nailed him . Coppers are weak as shit . 😮

Would Abe been an upmarket house in its time, I wonder what happened that is was just deserted

Definitely not a ghost 👻 town.

Shame about the 50's kitchen, would love to see the original. Was this near a township or maybe it was a station ?

Sad what the mining companies have done to this historic town and surroundings 😢

Legendary video as always. I wonder i can find some history ninths hotel to see what it used to look like in its glory days. Thanks again for another great video.

Another Legendary video. It’s great to see Ange take the lead and commentate . Hope you both played the 18 holes as I’m curious how lot it would take to play all 18 holes 😂 great to see another amazing video. Love the drone shots, they just keep getting better and better.

What a cool explore Mick and Ange alot of those rooms would of probably been rooms for passers by or servants quatters. It looks darn sad now would of loved to see what this old girl would of looked like in her prime cheers another great video.

Quite often in remote mining areas the smaller rooms were for the working ladies that serviced the miners. Not all of course but that was a fact of life... Cheers for the video.

Great video guys.

There was still the odd tile on one wall around a couple fire places when I visited almost two yrs ago. It a shame they are now all gone.

Hello from Melbourne Australia. Just came across your channel and had to subscribe. Thanks for an awesome video. That hotel would have been beautiful!!

Great video, did you go see the other building's?

Awesome history lesson and great footage 👍🙏

Thanks so much!! So happy you enjoyed it 👍

Great Drone footage - capturing the Upstairs Fireplace intact was a gem. Thanks for sharing your trip.

Hooks on pool would have been for a cover to slow evaporation.

Just mowin' the lawn! Hahhah! Luv it. Must've been for the little lawn patch around the pool/BBQ area. Possibly a prized Desert Lawn Garden..? Haha!

I'd move in tomorrow ❤

Was that a funnel web running away at 6’ mark 😮

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What australian state is this in ?

Maybe the rings are for a cover to help prevent evaporation.

I wish they would include the history of the homes instead of just looking through them

What an awesome gem it would have once been, im from South Australia & would love to see it for myself..thanks for sharing💯

Heartbreaking someone's hopes and dreams..... Anyway about the pool, those rings around the edges were for the pool cover, help keep leave, dust and probably kangaroos and other thirsty wild life. We had a the same sort of thing. Has to be reasonably strong to keep big Roo's or even Razer Back Bores😂

Hi, great looking set up. I am looking at a very similar set up on my Ranger, was wondering if you have had the vehicle weighed and how it went with Axel weights

What about squatter rights. Come someone just move in? Great place.

All the lino you are walking on has asbestos in them

Such epic scenery. #nullabornymph

My husband and I are farmers in South Australia. There are so many abandoned farm homesteads in SA because as the older farmers either retire or pass away, many of the younger generations either sell the farms or lease them to other farmers. The farming in SA can be tough, being the driest state in Australia, and many of the young ones have seen their parents working extremely hard for sometimes very little gain and want no part of it. Constant government interference in our farming businesses is putting people off of farming too! There are much easier ways to make a living. The mid north in SA has hundreds of deserted farmhouses. Love your videos!

Who built all this? What happened to this Australian family? In their day they must have been quite successful. Who were they????

Some beautiful landscapes there and I see you have your channel name on yah rig awesome 😊

Mad vid. Hope all is well with ya and the familia, u crazy kraut !!👍💪🍺🙏 Damo .

I discovered your channel today, now I'm binge watching 😮

Most any building of the early years up to 2003 had asbestos throughout the building as it was the cheapest way to build back in those times, since somewhere in 2003 when asbestos was banned as a viable resource of cheap building material it was common place to find houses built with asbestos prior to 1990. Asbestos was gradually phased out of building materials during the 1980s and manufacturing stopped in 1987

Beautiful ❤❤❤😊

Yeah it is isn't it.

If someone did have the money to restore the home, i feel that there would be a market for it as a "stay in the outback". I know that i would go for a holiday stay there. So peaceful and you can see for miles and miles. The home needs work but the original section has solid bones so to speak. A manager could live there permanently on site.

I just happened to see your video. Loved it. Love old homes. Amazing that the original part is pretty good with being left abandoned for so long but the extension area is in danger of going to collapse.... workmanship of old shines through. Having such a deep pool would have been incredible. Would have been an outstanding home in it's day. Did anyone send you photos of the home when it was lived in. Did you find out about the history of the home on the station and what happened that it was abandoned? Love the way you walked around inside the home very respectively.

Went there in the late seventys with two of my army mates we went to a pub still had the old swinging doors and a hitch rail outside for horse it was like going back in time

Also did this void your warranty?

I have this exact make and looking for more or less this exact canopy but was wondering what the final price would have been discluding all interior draws and appliances, would help me a lot as ARB cant give me a rough price!!

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