Long abandoned tin farm house with old stuff and machinery left behind
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- Опубліковано 29 гру 2023
- Hey house lovers and explorers! Today`s video is another rural explore of an old tin clad farm house.
Quite unique to find the tin ones out in the rural areas as most of farms used stone to build their houses. This one has been abandoned a long time and has many old item left behind including some things that have been stored there. Seems like long time owners never upgraded anything after the 50`s even the old farm machinery still sit positioned around the home left where they were last used. An old log built work shed still stands with old things inside also.
I really enjoyed this one so I hope you all do too. Cheers for watching :-)
Hey Paul. Really love the rural farm houses you find. They are so full of character and beauty.
Dont they say necessity is the mother of invention. These tough people used every piece of machinery invented to do the work that needed to be done on their farms to supply cities with what they needed to survive.
The backbone of our country.
Again. Thanks. And looking forward to the next video. Happy New Year.
I love it when people build stuff using whatever they can find. That workshop has such character & is unique. It belongs to that place.
Come on in mate and crack open a stubby. Great example of old Australia. I have to say it, that is the real Australia. Love the exterior veranda.
As always, I love these old farm houses you explore! The old cast iron stoves are my favs, this one still had a lot of the tile intact even though the cooktop and door are gone. That old farm machinery is cool to see too! I love that old rusty farm stuff too! Thanks for the fun explore Indigo!
Thank you Paul, one year ending and another beginning. I look forward to many more adventures along the way with you and the other viewers. I remember those bed frames with the kapok mattresses as a child. The wringer washing machines brings back memories of me using them before I had enough and brought a gentle annie my first washing machine that saved me time lol. Happy 2024 everyone :)
Cheers Wendy and happy NY to you too! Thanks for your support :-)
Loved the log shed! Those washing machines should be in a museum! The farm machinery would have been very heavy for the horse to pull, l wonder did they use two horses? I certainly hope so! Farming back in the day was so hard yakka, still is but a lot less than the old days.🦘🇦🇺😊😬🥴
My Dad used 6 horses. One might have found it a bit tough!
Those old washers we pretty cool to see. You got out just in time, before the bees Paul. Thanks for the awesome walk. Cheers. ☮️💜
My parents emigrated to Oz with me an 2 sisters in the early 70's, this takes me back cus our house was on stilts and very similar to this , we were always going walkabout and would explore places like this , when you went in the 'dunny' reminded me we had to look out for 'red back spiders' etc, great video bud, new subscriber here 👍
What a awesome farm house. Love all of the things left behind. Thanks for sharing these videos. Happy New Year to you and your family 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤
Door opens by itself n paul just casually turns his back on it, task in hand.I know it was windy n all but i'd be like.. bro 😮Love the look of all the old farm machinery,wouldnt mind steampunking it.Also loved the old tree shed and the shot of the chimneys from the outside.Happy new year everyone,cheers for more explore in 2024
Happy NY to you Raindog :-) yes that door was quite timely opening like that and it was cool just at that spot. :-) Cheers for your support
Top Stuff Paul, Door opens its self someone invited us in, You continue that very spot the temperature drops You continue thats a start to a Bloody Horror movie... love it ... Hey Mate think you might have filmed my truck going up a hill out the back roads 1 night...
Hi Craig :-) Yes that door opening and the cool spot was quite the spooky "coincidence" :-) All these old homes have a different vibe, it is definitely part of the addition sensing what the history holds. Did I film a truck?? I cant remember what video? :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 Love the videos, Mate. I do the same, imagining what these home were like the people and their lives... wasn't in any videos you post and may well have not been but was near a couple of old homes and not where someone would go for Truck pics...
Really liked the Art Deco bedframes and the 'Sunshine' panel, which would look good on a wall.
🌟Hi Paul, oh my gosh what a beautiful old gem just love it tying to work out the history and imagine what times would have been like. Amazing I love 🦉. So many interesting old artefacts. Thank you so much for all the wonderful explores this year I love them so much and here’s to many more in 2024! ❤😊x🌟😘
Hi Megan, happy NY to you also! :-) Thanks for all you support and I am happy you still enjoy these old places! Many more to come, cheers! :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 always I’m not going anywhere I’m here to stay!
Another awesome 😎👍 farm house 🏡🏠 love that place thanks for taking us with you
Another awesome 😎💯 farm house 🏡🏠 love that place thanks for taking us with you
I have never seen a washing machine like that. Very interesting to see. That door sounds so creepy. 😮
Pretty interesting this house is.
Maybe this place was for storage all the washing machines and bikes and all......
They must have been well to do to have upgraded to electricity and the newer washer ect. I love the curtain hanging in the window.
Thank you Paul and happy new year from New Zealand
I love watching your videos! I must say your brave to be gg out back knowing the risk of wild life over there 😊 love seeing all the history and retro furniture and buildings .. I have a passion for vintage decades !
Looking forward to more of your videos 😊
Hi Dianne :-) Happy NY, glad you have a passion for the older things too and that you enjoy these videos, many more to come! :-)
I don't belive anyone has lived there in 30+ years and the newspapers came later.
Thanks for the tour Paul!
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Notes:
2:41 Horsedrawn shearer stripper is the best I could find using google lens.
5:38 We must really be behind the times here in America, 95% of our toilets have those levers though not as large.
11:27 Two glass blocks over the stove, whoever thought of that was a genius!
33:44 She is such a resilient girl, smiling while lying in the pidgeon dirt with no body.
Really liked the Art Deco bedframes and the Sunshine panel.
Happy NY to you LWF :-) Yes they were cool. Cheers for your support and watching
@@urbexindigo5164 Happy New Year to you too! Sorry about the double posting. - the first one didn't appear, even after refreshing twice or even after I posted a shorter version!. Wondered what great offence I had committed according to YT rules, so posted again in case 'on the wall' was now out of bounds! 😂😂 Hope 2024 is good to you.
wow this is a old beauty and those cool old washing machine s Have a Happy New Year
Happy new year to you too Kim! :-) Cheers for your support
Thanks for all the great videos throughout the year, I always look forward to your videos. It's good that you're doing the mid week ones also. I used to have a Wilkins Servis washing machine, 1970, not as old as that one, but could have been the same brand. It was a lovely green twin tub (wash on one side, spin on the other)
djohns7544 you are very welcome, thanks for the kind support, glad you are enjoying the videos! :-)
Urbex Indigo thanks for sharing this video with me my friend about Long abandoned tin farm house with old stuff and machinery left behind it was a really good explore and i am from the U.S.A and i will always show support to your channel and God Bless.
Cheers Wayne :-) Happy NY and thanks for your ongoing support! :-)
Wishing you a Happy and Wonderful New Year.
Id like to have that bed frame. That is pretty.
Interesting old farm the sunshine headers would have been pulled by a team of draught horses in the day
Aahh yes the old freeze and fry houses
Adventures & things with wings. Broody peacock last time now it's owls. I'm always watching for a random snake or at least a blue tongue.
Anyhoo, all critters aside, another great find. Nanna had an old washer/wringer similar to that in the outside laundry at the farm, called it a copper. The old pit dunny was right next door to it. Before the pit it was the pan & they used to put a broomstick thru the handle & go bury it away from the house. Once the stick snapped & there was a poop accident with much squawking. Ruined nannas best dressing gown LOL
Hi MPCK :-) yes the wildlife has been active the recent videos! LOL glad toilets have progressed a bit from back in the day! haha. Happy new year! :-)
Great video enjoyed it 😊may you have a very happy new year 33:37
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I don't think I've ever seen a vertical log structure. It is amazingly primitive; perhaps urgently built to immediate purpose. That is really fascinating.
The tree limb place looks like it might have been in the movie drivers wife which was a great Australian movie
Cheers Helen! I will go watch that one! :-)
Happy New Year from South Texas Paul! Still my fave explorer!
Thanks Donna and Happy new year to you too! Cheers for the support :-)
Corrugated iron sheet is actually and excellent way to build a house-no need to paint and never rots!
This old farmhouse was really a great find with all of the things left behind
both inside and outside. the house really hadn't been lived in for several years and the old shed had a lot of stuff in it and this was another really great video and until next time i wish you a wonderful New Year Thanks.
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Just started following your site......fantastic....I'm onboard....
Hi Richard 👍😁 welcome aboard mate, many more videos to come 🙂
Happy New Year Paul and family. Thank you for continuing to entertain and educate us about Australian architecture and history.
Cheers Vicki, you are very welcome! Thanks for your support and Happy NY :-)
Happy new year lovely! Thanks for all the wonderful videos throughout the year. 😘
Happy NY to you Neets! :-) Thanks for all your support and for watching, glad you are still enjoying these videos :-)
A levered toilet is still in, fashion xo
thanks Paul great explore, interesting house in a beautiful setting, always look froward to your videos, just a technical comment,I have noticed the camera lens is different, it has a slight fish-eye effect as you pan and the images are very clear and high def
Glad you enjoyed it William :-) Had the lens for a while but yes it is a wider angle, cheers for watching :-)
Hi paul, that old house reminds me of my grandparents house that burnt down in ash Wednesday in tarpeena sa. Brings back memories. Happy new year and hope you bring all great finds in 2024. Cheers deb.
Hi Deb :-) Happy NY to you also. Cheers for the support! :-)
A lot of the furniture in there looks 1950s. I bet it looked super in the 1950s with everything new.
Those birds scared me as much as they did you!! This was a good one! Thanks for the tour. Cheers!!
Nice place. Aren’t those metal houses hot as an oven in the summer? They never seem to have much insulation in these places. Evidently those old wringer washers do a pretty good job of cleaning the clothes, sometimes better than these high efficiency machines you have now. I saw a guy who can get all the laundry for a family of 4 washed and hung out to dry in an hour and a half. It takes my machine over an hour to do one load. Most log buildings here in the states have the logs going horizontally instead of vertical like that but I can see using them that way if you don’t have long logs.
Hi Martha! :-) Yes those tin houses heat up like an oven! Those old wash machines were built like a tank also. Cheers :-)
Thankyou for sharing.
That bedroom furniture was probably gorgeous in its day, too bad it was left behind... Definitely looks like it was left more than 25-30 years ago. Great find!!
How's this place... A lot of stuff here to look at. I'd be here for hours looking at things lots of treasures and junk. Lots of date stamped things to get an idea when it was last frequented. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, MM :)
Be careful of snakes 🐍 being around that could be hiding under sheets of metal, machinery & in old building especially this time of year being warm & hot the snakes would be most active. Thanks for sharing enjoy watching your videos exploring old buildings & farming equipment.👍🏻👍🏻
pj1043 thanks for watching and yes I do wear snake gators this time of year just in case I get too close to one! :-) Glad you are enjoying. Happy NY :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 Happy New Year.🥳
Happy New Year Paul. Here's to another year of your wonderful explores. I think I could be one of your oldest supporters, lol in age & longevity😂😂 x
Happy new year Corinne! 👍😁 Cheers to you too and for all your support, many more videos to come 🙂😊👍
Happy New Year!
Great video!
Cheers Ken and happy NY to you too! :-)
Hi Paul really love watching your videos wishing you and yours a very happy New year and looking forward to many more interesting videos from South Australia.🥰
Happy new year all.🎉
Happy NY Robert :-)
Have a good and safe New Year 🤢😊.
Happy and safe NY to you too mava, cheers for watching :-)
Happy new year Paul. Looking forward to another year of videos 😊
Haven’t had a stove fix for a while,,, 👍getting into old washing machines now as well.🤔
Happy NY mate! Cheers for the support and watching. Yeah the old wash machines are intriguing too! :-)
Thanks, man. we enjoy your explores. What country is this in?
Central California watching
Hi Theo 👍😁 in down here in Australia mate, glad you are enjoying the videos 😁👍🙂
We are there with you.
Hi Paul :-) I hope it feels like that while watching these vids mate! Cheers and Happy NY :-)
Paul HAPPY NEW YEARS WISHES FOR YOU 2024
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Another great find, Paul ... although I can't remember any that haven't been! I wonder if the original build with the metal cladding and style of doors shows it was a low cost build for the time. Thanks and have a ripper 2024. 👌
Hi Ken! Happy NY mate. Yep a low cost build for sure and no wall cracking just oven like heat!!! haha :-) Cheers for watching
Straps….are you sure they aren’t reins cause that looked like the tack they put on draught horses etc. I think it was a tack room?😊
Hi. Have you ever done any from the Clare Valley or the Burra district?
Hi Natalie, a few close by yes but will look for more. 😊👍 Cheers for watching 🙂
how was your heart rate after those birds flew out?
Bonjour d'Occitanie (France)
27:25 la pièce ou la cloison ne monte pas jusqu'au plafond, c'est comme ils avaient fait une séparation d'une pièce plus grande sans chercher à avoir une vrai intimité.
Les deux machines agricole "Sunshine" me perturbe il y a des griffes pour lever le foin mais ensuite c'est suivi de rouleau que je n'ai vue utilisé que pour briser les mottes de terres après le labour. Il y avait avant des griffes qui permettent de soulever le foin.
I told you 1 day somethings gonna jump out at you 1 day😂😂
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Hate to see that matching bedroom furniture ruined
Don't know what we all going to do when farms gone and no one growing food and raising livestock or chickens for eggs we all scrud if people don't have land do it them selfs
It is a scary thought for sure Carrie. Cheers for watching :-)
The light blue bike was a ladies bike...................
That Barbie head looks
like it dates back to
the early 1970s
it was used
to style hair
styles children
used to curl
the hair color
treat them.
Where is this old house?
Uh oh 😳 the place is haunted
JUST SAYING THIS WAS MY HOUSE...........who let u go do a Video about it???????????
Obviously the new owners who have had the land for 9 years now :-) Hope you have a happy NY up in central NSW Cheers mate :-)
Just love that place ❤❤❤would have been magnificent in its past life 😊😊❤❤❤Gidday from up in NQld . 😊🦘🦘🇦🇺🇦🇺