This house is absolutely AMAZING!! Who ever lived here was a world traveler and collected artifacts from indigenous people and cultures from all over the world, especially native Americans! The blanket on the bed with a hat on it is a Native American pray blanket! The feathers are also Native American. Absolutely a magical place! I would love to meet this person or persons , they are truly a free spirit ! The big sign in the storage room of OTIS REDDING “Sittin on the dock of the bay”
The boxes in the kitchen contain herbs and spices, the box you asked about has Star Anise which is used in a lot of Chinese and Indian cooking, below the herb boxes were the measuring spoons that you touched and the pestle and mortar for grinding them, handing up were a few Wok's. In each room and outside there are a lot of mirrors to repel negativity, Native American use feathers to allow good spirits in and keep out bad and negativity The feather is a powerful symbol that signifies honor and a connection between the owner, the Creator, and the bird from which the feather came. It symbolizes trust, honor, strength, wisdom, power, and freedom. It is an object that is deeply revered and a sign of high honor. The jacket is of an airline pilot (Captain 4 bars on the sleeve), so looks like he was very superstitious and most likely a pilot that travelled a lot to India, China and probably America because of the food he would have eaten on stop overs and liked it. The star in the living room is a lamp shade like the others hanging up. If you could find a definite date in there I think you'll probably find that he didn't come back because his aircraft crashed! The woman's shoes were possibly from just a girl friend stay over because there were no women's clothing there. Try finding a date and then cross reference it with any aircraft crashes that could have been shot down too or even places that had trouble where bombs have been let off. The person was very into acquiring protective symbols.
Thankyou for all that information.....very sad if he got killed. Am so surprised the family hasn't come to sort out his possessions it feels like a life wasted. 🙏
I really enjoyed this home...I feel as though a artist that has been on many travels with all the things laying about...and has a bit of a bohemian style in certain places....so glad it hasn't been destroyed by intruders...oh and the spice is star Anise.....
This was fun. Got the impression, well two, this fellow may have had another residence, and for whatever reason hasn't returned. Or, something tragic happened and the house was left as is. But he was a very private person wasn't he? There are no photo's of other people, friends, places, not a one. As for the feathers, I think he just loved birds and collected just continuously collected them, as I do. They were everywhere in his home, and he had a really cool poster in his bedroom. The garden looked like an older person lived there, the feeders, etc were wicked old. Great video Adam!
Looks quite clean n tidy, but the front doors got spider webs!!! He was into flavours that was star anise in plastic tub…look how close to they r to rd fascinating!!! Loved this!!
Your house finds with character like this show the lives of the owners: so much living went on. The disarray and clutter indicates (to me) either depression or dementia, unfortunately. Seems to be common in these abandoned places. Garam masala is a mix of Indian herbs, like a curry with a distinctive smell and taste. The jars showed various Indian pastes like Tikka Masala, one of my favorites. Good job!
As always... Love you Adam! Missing Lisa, but at least you had Dale with you. Love him too! This house is wonderful! So cool, eclectic, very bohemian. My style completely. If I could, I would take the suitcase with all of those tapestries, almost all of those trinkets, and the artwork. Hell, I could just move in clean up the place and continue on with this style of decor! Oh and I would invite you and Lisa over.....of course! Much love to you both, stay safe, have fun and keep up the good work! Peace!
loved this,i really enjoy peeking into homes.Its a real shame all the stuff just sits and decays,i believe in recycling instead of it decaying away or going to the tip.Adam i love the fact that your so respectful God bless ya for that.cant wait for the next. :)
This was a great explore. I would have loved to have had a conversation with this man. He seemed to be military at one time, as a lot of his stuff was well organized. The plastic containers in the kitchen are used a lot over the pond here to help organize the kitchen while at the same time showing what is in the containers. Here they are called tupperware, do you have that there in the U.K.? I get the impression he travelled a bit during his career, with all the little bits and bobs you found. I do hope nobody gets in and destroys this wonderful little place. Thanks for making and sharing this wonderful explore.
1d on the fruit machine stands for one old penny (d = denarius, the word dates back to the Roman conquest of Britain). If it was one dime as you suggested, it would be written as 10c.
That place is so quirky.The ppl there must have loved cooking,animals and been very spiritual.Everywhere you look there is some quirky ornament or detail.Love the whale in the bathroom.Looks like prayer mats in the bedroom.A great find.Really enjoyed this one.xx
Hi Adam you never disappoint with your videos, you and Dale make a great team, not ruling out Lisa she would have loved it there...onto the next one.Take care x
Absolutely love this place. Wonderful find. So glad that no one had gotten into this place and trashed it. Hope they never do. The person that left it, left a jewel for explorers to fine. The flavoring in the container in the kitchen was star anise.
Wow what a cool and quirky place!!! Things he collected are from cultures that believe in after lives should return to do paranormal!! As always you never disappoint!! ❤️in Tennessee!!
It's not an oyster shell next to the candle in the bathroom, it's a conk shell. I know because I'm from florida originally. Ty for the video, enjoyed it! The stuff in the kitchen shelves is called star anise.
Amazing home...what a sadness that he passed leaving all of his wonderful collections, trinkets and personality behind. He must have been an amazing person to know. I could look through that home for days and not be bored; a little cleaning and I could live there surrounded by the eclectic decor.
Love the find , got to say I think the owner was a British Airways captain . Several giveaways BA Captains uniform , uniform standard suitcase in the hallway. Plus those seats along side the house are a set of passenger cabin seats . Subbed, & liked 👍
Once again you created an amazing explore, I do worry about these beautiful time capsules, been destroyed by vandalism, rather then then the decay over time... I see you have Dale again he's such a sweetheart.. stay safe x
I'd visited this house before (virtually), and it's a real gem. Good to see it from your perspective too. Turned out from various clues that the last owner(s) were Indian and he'd been airline staff. (the two wings and the sleeve rings suggest a pilot). It's possible that at some point he ran a restaurant or takeaway too, or maybe a bar, from the range of spices and quantity of pans in the kitchen. Upstairs - 2d is two old pennies, or 1p on that 'Rajah' poster. And behind it a poster advertising a social event. Another clue? Someone had covered up a name and address on one of those computer monitors which last time gave a clue to something else newsworthy which had happened not far from where the house is located. All in all a really nice explore and you pointed out all of the important features. Thanks guys!
Was he India Indian or Native American Indian? I fell in love with all the wonderful things that were in that house! He was truly an In- lightened soul... the house was magical, fabulous energy
This guy could've been a young flighter in WW2 and after the war became a commercial pilot for an airline because he seems to be a world explorer he seems to have gone everywhere with all the things that you saw in the house from everywhere it's so cool I'd love to go through all of the stuff in the house to see all the treasures he accumulated in his traveling the world this was a cool find too bad it will probably all go to waste! But I loved the tour cheers
Adam I watch a great deal of abandon places but yours is the by far my favorite one because you're real and you don't have some story telling voice (like on one I won't mention) and if your afraid or trying not to be it's real and it shows. I know you're not in the US but if you ever venture out this way and want to dive into a little more paranormal investigations then check out "The Berkshires" and or Vermont. The Berkshires has cities or towns with haunted hotels but Vermont not only has that but also an entire mountain; like Glastenbury Mountain in Bennington County in Vermont that has been compared to The Bermuda Triangle" because hikers go in but are sometimes never seen again. It's worth a Google search then make your own decision if it's worth looking into, but either way I still wanted to let you know that I am probably the world's most skepticism but your stuff definitely intrigues me and leaves me hungry for more..... Keep doing what you're doing and don't get all "commercial" on us 🙂
Happy Resurrection, everybody! This house is absolutely amazing! Owners had a beautiful sense of color and appreciation for varied objects and surroundings. Lovely job.
At around 05.18 you’ve got what’s called a shooting stick, which you take when you go shooting grouse or whatever. The point can be stuck in the ground and the top opens to a little seat. Loving this explore ❤
Airline Captain's uniform, likely he traveled a lot to the orient and Asia, hence all the art from from those regions. Great explore, beautiful and interesting home.
What a cute, darling little cottage type home! The property was adorably decorated in it’s day! The woman of the house was sooo very organized & immaculate! The man probably outlived his wife & that’s why somethings are disorganized! They enjoyed collecting eclectic things, wind chimes, animals, Native American relics, Hindu Indian relics & different wooden pieces! The Maintained property would have been so very nice!!! If he was a pilot, they may have traveled the world! Thank you Adam, for sharing this wonderful property with us! I loved it ❤️
I’m a pharmacist! There is a rx bottle with a label. Definitely can tell a date. Also that box next to it Lyrica is also a prescription used for nerve pain. Possibly could have been a diabetic suffering from peripheral neuropathy. I’d like to see what the other drug is. I can maybe begin to piece a story of what he may have been dealing with physically.
Hey Adam and Dale, yet another awesome explore, lets hope vandals dont find this, really enjoyed this got a holiday feel to the outside, maybe his way of relaxing, the spice that was shaped like a star it is called a star anise and originates from china, the spice is inside and have a similar taste to liquorice, so until next time massive shout out to lisa and stay safe xx
This house is full of intriguing items from the owners trips around the world and then the sad realization that it will all be lost to decay. I'm glad you take the time to explore and share your videos. Thank you.
This location is awesome. So many great finds there. Fortunately the disrespectful types haven’t been there and trashed the inside of this house. It should be preserved somehow. I wonder how it came to be abandoned like that. It is a real time warp treasure trove. Looks like the owner was an aviator who travelled widely and collected souvenirs along the way. As usual you show great respect as you carry out your explore.
The star shaped things in the herb container section you wanted to know about -- they are star anis. Very expensive, costly spice. I really like the moon calendar. Farmers always plant crops according to the appropriate moon phase for the particular plant.
That list stuck onto the kitchen cabinet had a lot of Indian cooking ingreduents written on there. They either loved their curries or they were from India and it was their traditional indian spices they used daily. I also think the colours used on the kitchen cabinets and shelving have an Indian look about them. It's an Indian couple's house for sure. I don't think of *India as the middle east but it's its own subcontinent . Letters and bills usually have a date on them too. It would be great if places could be preserved from time and the elemements. I'd like that least see useful items be repurposed not left to rot with age or eventually vandalised
The stuff in the plastic container was star anise, judging by the types of herbs and spices they would have cooked beautiful meals, possibly entertaining friends often. The 1d 2d is imperial money from my childhood in UK. D stands for pence. e.g. £ for pounds S for shillings d for pence £.s.d. judging by the moon chart and Celtic things, plus all the crystals (rocks) on the window ledges, feathers etc. All the windchimes and bird feeders in the garden and mirror outside they were into Mother Earth, spirituality and Pagan way of believing and living. 'That grinder thing' is a Mortor and Pestal for grinding spices and herbs. Great find enjoys this one very much, thank you.
Those things in one of the spice jars are star anise! Looks like my cupboard only my stash is in kilner jars of every shape n size. The 2D or 2d prices were 2 only pennies! We said it like tuppunce, thrépunce, forpunce. ( this is to show u the pronunciations as we commoners said it) I like Dale. He just gets on with his thing and doesn't interfear you ooooooo 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Absolutely wonderful time capsule! Well done 👏.
Excellent find. Very interesting. Thanks for showing us. You are also so respectful and careful. It was amazing how clean that place was except for the cobwebs. Such an interesting collection.
I really like this! One thing I saw that you didn't comment on that I can explain: In some of the window sills -- along with the feathers were these greyish half spheres. Those are rocks called Thunder Eggs. They are perfectly round and, I think, formed by lava bubbles? Rock hounds cut them in half with a stone saw. Sometimes they have beautiful designs in the middle when they polish the flat side. Some have hollow spots. The ones there looked like the "nothing special" ones which most collectors wouldn't bother keeping unless for sentimental reasons. Or they could have been beautiful, but covered in dust. The ones I have came from the very center of Oregon State in the US. (edit): Oh! and your funny little pieces of wood looked like driftwood picked up from the beach. :) Also, there was evidence of a child being there. Grandchild maybe? That heavy, round cushion in the living room is like one my grandmother made me for sitting or reclining on the floor to watch TV. Also Beatrix Potter etc.
The house is very beautiful ,and so many staff everything,very antique and unique,many accesories from another country in the world,I hope the family to come stay there and cleaning and tidy this places.🤗
Just sat down with a cuppa and me easter egg 😋to watch ur explore..... wow wow wow ,how do u find these places ?i dont mean to give u a big head lol ur just the best explorer i watch, the music ,the way u guide us around ,ur beautiful pics ,the respect u have for the houses, thank u Adam 😊😊😊
Loved this place, loving that it's untouched and not trashed, some really old items in there too, definately loved to travel and was in touch with nature and loved their sea mammals. What a beautiful home, did you find out what was in that long wooden case in the bedroom? Very quirky place, makes them look like they were very interesting people who lived there. Fantastic find, thank you for sharing this stunning video, absolutely loved it.
Hi Adam, I think you are amazing & love your passion for the past. Why do you think the roof lead is always the first to be stolen from all the properties you have visited ? even before the properties are entered for any valuables. It's such a shame that people's whole life memories are just left to rot & decay. I know how fascinating it feels to be the first person to enter & touch items that have not been seen for decades & the smells are undesribable too. I look forward to more of your fab virtual tours. xx
I sure would have liked to have been there for the Otis Redding rhythm and blues concert. He was one of my favorite singers. Just seeing his name sure does bring back some good memories to this old woman.
It is great to see but also slightly sad to see someones life so exposed he loved his stuff but never followed any fashions his house was loved and he loved life rip .
Hi Adam, the bed probably had those 2 mattresses on it because it was an adjustable electric bed the reason for the 2 mattresses is they can be used independent of each other. I have an adjustable bed that's how I recognised it. A really cool house, I wonder what happened to him, if he was a pilot maybe a plane crashed with him onboard. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤
The guy probably had been to so many places and experienced so many types of food and made it at home when he wasn't working it's the kind of thing I'd have loved to do back in those days
The tin advertisement for 'Rajah' Cigars at 2d and one armed bandit at 1d a spin, are priced in UK pre-decimalisation old money, that is before 1971. The 'd' stands for denarius and is the old penny. 12 of them in the old shilling, equal to 5 pence now, and 20 old shillings in the pound. So, you could play that game machine while smoking a cigar, all for 3 of the old pennies or 3d!
Just saw a box with Pratt Bros. Streatham. Streatham is in South London and there used to be a big departmental Store called Pratts. A friend of mine actually lives in a house that was the Pratt family home ... it's like a mansion ! Maybe the owner came from the Streatham area.
Fossil lepidodendron on downstairs windowsill, fossil crinoids in messy cupboard and geode on upstairs windowsill, adding to that the trinkets seen all over and awesome spice rack I'm guessing Indian family or possibly mixed race residence.
I used to work in a (English) cookshop until 2005 and both the red retro-looking clock/timer and the pale blue Nigella Lawson pottery salt pig (in the kitchen window) were good sellers at that time.
Hi Adam another great find some interesting stuff left behind,just love looking at all the old things again what a shame its left as well as the house, and vandals not visited yet thanks for sharing brilliant video as ever
Remember and be careful about looking at old foot jars especially with food in them as the food rots it will give off gasses and the jar can explode ... if picked up or touched ..
Love your videos,they're kinda sad though ,seeing people's previous lives just left behind,memories .But great the way you show respect for the places you visit,says a lot for you
So many interesting things,makes you wonder where the house owner is now,are they still alive,why did they leave this all behind,just amazing,and obviously a collector of ethnic artefacts and probably an airline pilot judging by the jacket,fascinates me
This house is absolutely AMAZING!! Who ever lived here was a world traveler and collected artifacts from indigenous people and cultures from all over the world, especially native Americans! The blanket on the bed with a hat on it is a Native American pray blanket! The feathers are also Native American. Absolutely a magical place!
I would love to meet this person or persons , they are truly a free spirit !
The big sign in the storage room of
OTIS REDDING “Sittin on the dock of the bay”
The boxes in the kitchen contain herbs and spices, the box you asked about has Star Anise which is used in a lot of Chinese and Indian cooking, below the herb boxes were the measuring spoons that you touched and the pestle and mortar for grinding them, handing up were a few Wok's. In each room and outside there are a lot of mirrors to repel negativity, Native American use feathers to allow good spirits in and keep out bad and negativity The feather is a powerful symbol that signifies honor and a connection between the owner, the Creator, and the bird from which the feather came. It symbolizes trust, honor, strength, wisdom, power, and freedom. It is an object that is deeply revered and a sign of high honor. The jacket is of an airline pilot (Captain 4 bars on the sleeve), so looks like he was very superstitious and most likely a pilot that travelled a lot to India, China and probably America because of the food he would have eaten on stop overs and liked it. The star in the living room is a lamp shade like the others hanging up. If you could find a definite date in there I think you'll probably find that he didn't come back because his aircraft crashed! The woman's shoes were possibly from just a girl friend stay over because there were no women's clothing there. Try finding a date and then cross reference it with any aircraft crashes that could have been shot down too or even places that had trouble where bombs have been let off. The person was very into acquiring protective symbols.
A pilot's house.
I wondered about the mirrors. There seemed to be one on each side of all the windowsills. Thank you for the explanation on that!
The shells aren't oyster shells. Am not sure if they are conch shells
That's very interesting, I'm trying to find what would have a short life date on it so I keep rewinding. Its very sad to think he crashed x
Thankyou for all that information.....very sad if he got killed. Am so surprised the family hasn't come to sort out his possessions it feels like a life wasted. 🙏
I really enjoyed this home...I feel as though a artist that has been on many travels with all the things laying about...and has a bit of a bohemian style in certain places....so glad it hasn't been destroyed by intruders...oh and the spice is star Anise.....
That's a tidy messy room..he was a very organised man bless him x
This was fun. Got the impression, well two, this fellow may have had another residence, and for whatever reason hasn't returned. Or, something tragic happened and the house was left as is. But he was a very private person wasn't he? There are no photo's of other people, friends, places, not a one. As for the feathers, I think he just loved birds and collected just continuously collected them, as I do. They were everywhere in his home, and he had a really cool poster in his bedroom. The garden looked like an older person lived there, the feeders, etc were wicked old. Great video Adam!
Looks quite clean n tidy, but the front doors got spider webs!!! He was into flavours that was star anise in plastic tub…look how close to they r to rd fascinating!!! Loved this!!
That has got to be the cutest coziest house ever. Clean up the extra stuff, fix the saggy floor and wow! A small slice of heaven ❤️🇨🇦
I love this house! I think you said he was a pilot? That would explain all of the trinkets from so many different cultures! Live from Florida!🇺🇸
Exactly how can people vandalize theses places, I think you are right Adam leave it as it is that's what makes it interesting. Top job
Your house finds with character like this show the lives of the owners: so much living went on. The disarray and clutter indicates (to me) either depression or dementia, unfortunately. Seems to be common in these abandoned places. Garam masala is a mix of Indian herbs, like a curry with a distinctive smell and taste. The jars showed various Indian pastes like Tikka Masala, one of my favorites. Good job!
What a beauty!!!!
Its like someone lives there
They collect odds n ends for family, an one day wen they go home it’s all shipped for family, great find!
Great video bud. It's so nice to know there's still places like this that have been left relatively unmolested.
And really clean compared to most places
As always... Love you Adam! Missing Lisa, but at least you had Dale with you. Love him too! This house is wonderful! So cool, eclectic, very bohemian. My style completely. If I could, I would take the suitcase with all of those tapestries, almost all of those trinkets, and the artwork. Hell, I could just move in clean up the place and continue on with this style of decor! Oh and I would invite you and Lisa over.....of course! Much love to you both, stay safe, have fun and keep up the good work! Peace!
loved this,i really enjoy peeking into homes.Its a real shame all the stuff just sits and decays,i believe in recycling instead of it decaying away or going to the tip.Adam i love the fact that your so respectful God bless ya for that.cant wait for the next. :)
The Beatrix Potter book 'The roly poly pudding' looked like an old version of 'The tale of Samuel Whisker' a rat. I loved it as a child.
The cigars sign is two old pennies before your time adam maybe in the 50 or 60s the fruit machine was one penny
What a fascinating cottage. It was quite quaint i loved the little windows and those views out to the countryside 😍
Great explore. Some great stuff in this house. One thing though... milk never has a year on it as it has such a short storage life.
Had this on this morning just felt I miss to much so I’m here for second time ❤❤
I, too could live happily in that house. This is one of ny favourites of your videos. Thank you Adam
This was a great explore. I would have loved to have had a conversation with this man. He seemed to be military at one time, as a lot of his stuff was well organized. The plastic containers in the kitchen are used a lot over the pond here to help organize the kitchen while at the same time showing what is in the containers. Here they are called tupperware, do you have that there in the U.K.? I get the impression he travelled a bit during his career, with all the little bits and bobs you found. I do hope nobody gets in and destroys this wonderful little place. Thanks for making and sharing this wonderful explore.
We had tupperware but it seems to be history now
1d on the fruit machine stands for one old penny (d = denarius, the word dates back to the Roman conquest of Britain). If it was one dime as you suggested, it would be written as 10c.
That place is so quirky.The ppl there must have loved cooking,animals and been very spiritual.Everywhere you look there is some quirky ornament or detail.Love the whale in the bathroom.Looks like prayer mats in the bedroom.A great find.Really enjoyed this one.xx
Hi Adam you never disappoint with your videos, you and Dale make a great team, not ruling out Lisa she would have loved it there...onto the next one.Take care x
This house was well loved. Full of life! A lot packed in, I bet it was tidy when it was lived. A compact house for compact living,!
Absolutely love this place. Wonderful find. So glad that no one had gotten into this place and trashed it. Hope they never do. The person that left it, left a jewel for explorers to fine. The flavoring in the container in the kitchen was star anise.
Great video. The things in the plastic box in the kitchen are star anise, which are used in cooking.
Wow what a cool and quirky place!!! Things he collected are from cultures that believe in after lives should return to do paranormal!! As always you never disappoint!! ❤️in Tennessee!!
It's not an oyster shell next to the candle in the bathroom, it's a conk shell. I know because I'm from florida originally. Ty for the video, enjoyed it! The stuff in the kitchen shelves is called star anise.
Amazing home...what a sadness that he passed leaving all of his wonderful collections, trinkets and personality behind. He must have been an amazing person to know. I could look through that home for days and not be bored; a little cleaning and I could live there surrounded by the eclectic decor.
It is unconscionable that these wonderful homes aren't being adopted by those who can benefit from having them.
I know, I feel the same. Our world is so upside down & backwards 🙁 I'm hoping things turn around ❤
Love the find , got to say I think the owner was a British Airways captain . Several giveaways BA Captains uniform , uniform standard suitcase in the hallway. Plus those seats along side the house are a set of passenger cabin seats . Subbed, & liked 👍
That Otis Redding metal sign will be worth something surprised you didn’t mention it
Once again you created an amazing explore, I do worry about these beautiful time capsules, been destroyed by vandalism, rather then then the decay over time...
I see you have Dale again he's such a sweetheart.. stay safe x
I'd visited this house before (virtually), and it's a real gem. Good to see it from your perspective too. Turned out from various clues that the last owner(s) were Indian and he'd been airline staff. (the two wings and the sleeve rings suggest a pilot). It's possible that at some point he ran a restaurant or takeaway too, or maybe a bar, from the range of spices and quantity of pans in the kitchen. Upstairs - 2d is two old pennies, or 1p on that 'Rajah' poster. And behind it a poster advertising a social event. Another clue? Someone had covered up a name and address on one of those computer monitors which last time gave a clue to something else newsworthy which had happened not far from where the house is located. All in all a really nice explore and you pointed out all of the important features. Thanks guys!
Was he India Indian or Native American Indian? I fell in love with all the wonderful things that were in that house! He was truly an In- lightened soul... the house was magical, fabulous energy
This guy could've been a young flighter in WW2 and after the war became a commercial pilot for an airline because he seems to be a world explorer he seems to have gone everywhere with all the things that you saw in the house from everywhere it's so cool I'd love to go through all of the stuff in the house to see all the treasures he accumulated in his traveling the world this was a cool find too bad it will probably all go to waste! But I loved the tour cheers
Adam I watch a great deal of abandon places but yours is the by far my favorite one because you're real and you don't have some story telling voice (like on one I won't mention) and if your afraid or trying not to be it's real and it shows. I know you're not in the US but if you ever venture out this way and want to dive into a little more paranormal investigations then check out "The Berkshires" and or Vermont. The Berkshires has cities or towns with haunted hotels but Vermont not only has that but also an entire mountain; like Glastenbury Mountain in Bennington County in Vermont that has been compared to The Bermuda Triangle" because hikers go in but are sometimes never seen again. It's worth a Google search then make your own decision if it's worth looking into, but either way I still wanted to let you know that I am probably the world's most skepticism but your stuff definitely intrigues me and leaves me hungry for more..... Keep doing what you're doing and don't get all "commercial" on us 🙂
There's some great vintage items in there that I would love..... especially that kitchen clock......like Alladins cave.
Hello there I'm from Wales and it's cool exploring abandoned places with you guys in these videos 😃
Happy Resurrection, everybody! This house is absolutely amazing! Owners had a beautiful sense of color and appreciation for varied objects and surroundings. Lovely job.
This pilot house is one of the best abandoned house I have seen,it’s quite clean,and I love the house.
That bathroom is soooooo clean!!!!! You are correct - the place IS amazing.
At around 05.18 you’ve got what’s called a shooting stick, which you take when you go shooting grouse or whatever. The point can be stuck in the ground and the top opens to a little seat. Loving this explore ❤
This man was definitely a collector! He liked anything nostalgic, unusual, spiritual, unique.
Airline Captain's uniform, likely he traveled a lot to the orient and Asia, hence all the art from from those regions. Great explore, beautiful and interesting home.
What a cute, darling little cottage type home! The property was adorably decorated in it’s day! The woman of the house was sooo very organized & immaculate! The man probably outlived his wife & that’s why somethings are disorganized! They enjoyed collecting eclectic things, wind chimes, animals, Native American relics, Hindu Indian relics & different wooden pieces! The Maintained property would have been so very nice!!! If he was a pilot, they may have traveled the world! Thank you Adam, for sharing this wonderful property with us! I loved it ❤️
This is another little gem of a place Taffy Adam and they say it never rains in Wales and a happy Easter.
Anybody knows why the police tape?
Adam how tall are you, your heand touch the ceiling,
Happy Easter to all.!!!
I’m a pharmacist! There is a rx bottle with a label. Definitely can tell a date. Also that box next to it Lyrica is also a prescription used for nerve pain. Possibly could have been a diabetic suffering from peripheral neuropathy. I’d like to see what the other drug is. I can maybe begin to piece a story of what he may have been dealing with physically.
I feel the house belonged to a traveller who was a foodie looking at the mini grater and pessel and mortar in the kitchen.
Hey Adam and Dale, yet another awesome explore, lets hope vandals dont find this, really enjoyed this got a holiday feel to the outside, maybe his way of relaxing, the spice that was shaped like a star it is called a star anise and originates from china, the spice is inside and have a similar taste to liquorice, so until next time massive shout out to lisa and stay safe xx
This house is full of intriguing items from the owners trips around the world and then the sad realization that it will all be lost to decay. I'm glad you take the time to explore and share your videos. Thank you.
I love watching abandoned house and i like the kitchen like this that all spices are well organized 😊😊
Amazing house loved it nice to see its not been trashed i wonder if the man of the house was a airline pilot maybe thanks for sharing stay safe xx
Love that you dig around and open everything. Makes it more exciting! Love all your videos!
Very nice, I love the kitchen in order.he just tryed to have his bits and bobs from every where.Its brilliant.
This location is awesome. So many great finds there. Fortunately the disrespectful types haven’t been there and trashed the inside of this house. It should be preserved somehow. I wonder how it came to be abandoned like that. It is a real time warp treasure trove. Looks like the owner was an aviator who travelled widely and collected souvenirs along the way. As usual you show great respect as you carry out your explore.
The star shaped things in the herb container section you wanted to know about -- they are star anis. Very expensive, costly spice. I really like the moon calendar. Farmers always plant crops according to the appropriate moon phase for the particular plant.
That list stuck onto the kitchen cabinet had a lot of Indian cooking ingreduents written on there. They either loved their curries or they were from India and it was their traditional indian spices they used daily. I also think the colours used on the kitchen cabinets and shelving have an Indian look about them. It's an Indian couple's house for sure. I don't think of *India as the middle east but it's its own subcontinent .
Letters and bills usually have a date on them too. It would be great if places could be preserved from time and the elemements. I'd like that least see useful items be repurposed not left to rot with age or eventually vandalised
great you got a sponsor you coming up in the world lol, great place as always keep safe out there
The stuff in the plastic container was star anise, judging by the types of herbs and spices they would have cooked beautiful meals, possibly entertaining friends often. The 1d 2d is imperial money from my childhood in UK. D stands for pence. e.g. £ for pounds S for shillings d for pence £.s.d. judging by the moon chart and Celtic things, plus all the crystals (rocks) on the window ledges, feathers etc. All the windchimes and bird feeders in the garden and mirror outside they were into Mother Earth, spirituality and Pagan way of believing and living. 'That grinder thing' is a Mortor and Pestal for grinding spices and herbs. Great find enjoys this one very much, thank you.
Those things in one of the spice jars are star anise! Looks like my cupboard only my stash is in kilner jars of every shape n size. The 2D or 2d prices were 2 only pennies! We said it like tuppunce, thrépunce, forpunce. ( this is to show u the pronunciations as we commoners said it) I like Dale. He just gets on with his thing and doesn't interfear you ooooooo 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Absolutely wonderful time capsule! Well done 👏.
Excellent find. Very interesting. Thanks for showing us. You are also so respectful and careful. It was amazing how clean that place was except for the cobwebs. Such an interesting collection.
I really like this! One thing I saw that you didn't comment on that I can explain: In some of the window sills -- along with the feathers were these greyish half spheres. Those are rocks called Thunder Eggs. They are perfectly round and, I think, formed by lava bubbles? Rock hounds cut them in half with a stone saw. Sometimes they have beautiful designs in the middle when they polish the flat side. Some have hollow spots. The ones there looked like the "nothing special" ones which most collectors wouldn't bother keeping unless for sentimental reasons. Or they could have been beautiful, but covered in dust. The ones I have came from the very center of Oregon State in the US.
(edit): Oh! and your funny little pieces of wood looked like driftwood picked up from the beach. :)
Also, there was evidence of a child being there. Grandchild maybe? That heavy, round cushion in the living room is like one my grandmother made me for sitting or reclining on the floor to watch TV. Also Beatrix Potter etc.
Thanks for not rushing through!
The house is very beautiful ,and so many staff everything,very antique and unique,many accesories from another country in the world,I hope the family to come stay there and cleaning and tidy this places.🤗
Star anise, omg that house is amazing
Star Anise,..... A spice that tastes like licorice.
Just sat down with a cuppa and me easter egg 😋to watch ur explore..... wow wow wow ,how do u find these places ?i dont mean to give u a big head lol ur just the best explorer i watch, the music ,the way u guide us around ,ur beautiful pics ,the respect u have for the houses, thank u Adam 😊😊😊
Absolutely love this place. Obviously a well travelled pilot Captain (the stripes on his RAF jacket denote that). Sad there was no family.
The funny looking spice is star anise. And the funky shell in the bathroom is conch
Loved this place, loving that it's untouched and not trashed, some really old items in there too, definately loved to travel and was in touch with nature and loved their sea mammals. What a beautiful home, did you find out what was in that long wooden case in the bedroom? Very quirky place, makes them look like they were very interesting people who lived there. Fantastic find, thank you for sharing this stunning video, absolutely loved it.
@5:25 it’s a shooting stick: doubles as a seat. Always would like to know what books are on the shelves. Rajah Cigars 2d = tuppence = 1p
Hi Adam, I think you are amazing & love your passion for the past. Why do you think the roof lead is always the first to be stolen from all the properties you have visited ? even before the properties are entered for any valuables. It's such a shame that people's whole life memories are just left to rot & decay. I know how fascinating it feels to be the first person to enter & touch items that have not been seen for decades & the smells are undesribable too. I look forward to more of your fab virtual tours. xx
I sure would have liked to have been there for the Otis Redding rhythm and blues concert. He was one of my favorite singers. Just seeing his name sure does bring back some good memories to this old woman.
Otis played in a band called fat mattress amazing music
And somebody would pay a lot for that vintage advert of Otis Reading.
@@ladytron1724 You are right about that.
@@brianeikenes7648 He had such a soulful wonderful charismatic voice.
The poster was advertising a concert with Otis Redding III, Otis Redding’s son, a musician in his own right.
It is great to see but also slightly sad to see someones life so exposed he loved his stuff but never followed any fashions his house was loved and he loved life rip .
The brown stars in the spice container is Star Anise. Kind of a licorice flavor. Usually in ground form.
Lunch with my family got home A. M. EX notification....perfect day...Happy Easter 🐣
Another cracking find. So quirky, things collected from all over. Loved it. Happy Easter.
Hi Adam, the bed probably had those 2 mattresses on it because it was an adjustable electric bed
the reason for the 2 mattresses is they can be used independent of each other. I have an adjustable
bed that's how I recognised it. A really cool house, I wonder what happened to him, if he was a pilot
maybe a plane crashed with him onboard. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx ❤
The guy probably had been to so many places and experienced so many types of food and made it at home when he wasn't working it's the kind of thing I'd have loved to do back in those days
The tin advertisement for 'Rajah' Cigars at 2d and one armed bandit at 1d a spin, are priced in UK pre-decimalisation old money, that is before 1971. The 'd' stands for denarius and is the old penny. 12 of them in the old shilling, equal to 5 pence now, and 20 old shillings in the pound. So, you could play that game machine while smoking a cigar, all for 3 of the old pennies or 3d!
Hi Adam what an amazing house ,they collected lots of items from travelling ,great find Adam as always much love Ann xx
Very nice neat place, quite cool, Otis Reading a singer.. Dale's funny heavy breathing😂
Just saw a box with Pratt Bros. Streatham. Streatham is in South London and there used to be a big departmental Store called Pratts. A friend of mine actually lives in a house that was the Pratt family home ... it's like a mansion ! Maybe the owner came from the Streatham area.
Please remember to smash them buttons Adam is a realy good guy
Fossil lepidodendron on downstairs windowsill, fossil crinoids in messy cupboard and geode on upstairs windowsill, adding to that the trinkets seen all over and awesome spice rack I'm guessing Indian family or possibly mixed race residence.
Wow, this was an amazing find!! I bet the garden area was so beautiful in it’s day 😍 Thanks for sharing this great and amazing home 😊👍
I used to work in a (English) cookshop until 2005 and both the red retro-looking clock/timer and the pale blue Nigella Lawson pottery salt pig (in the kitchen window) were good sellers at that time.
Adam.. What an exciting explore❗❗ thank you for taking us along💗 much love from Michigan☺
Yours are the best explores ever
Looks like he was an airline pilot and collected from all over the world!
That's right! Very observant! Wish I had thought of that!
Enjoy your videos so much .you guys are so respectful of the life these homes use to have .thank you. Ann from the US
Hi Adam another great find some interesting stuff left behind,just love looking at all the old things again what a shame its left as well as the house, and vandals not visited yet thanks for sharing brilliant video as ever
Remember and be careful about looking at old foot jars especially with food in them as the food rots it will give off gasses and the jar can explode ... if picked up or touched ..
Love your videos,they're kinda sad though ,seeing people's previous lives just left behind,memories .But great the way you show respect for the places you visit,says a lot for you
So many interesting things,makes you wonder where the house owner is now,are they still alive,why did they leave this all behind,just amazing,and obviously a collector of ethnic artefacts and probably an airline pilot judging by the jacket,fascinates me
I love this show, it's so soothing on the brain. Thank you so much.
What a fantastic place the person who lived there was obviously well travelled, creative and enjoyed cooking exotic foods.
Que pena, tanta coisa ao abandono. Moraria nessa casa! Bom trabalho Adam😍😍🇧🇷🇧🇷🙋♀️🙋♀️🇧🇷🇧🇷
One thing for sure he knew his way around the kitchen great video thanks.
The room with the fruit machine looks like his collectibles room! American pickers would love to pick through this house 🏠 🤔😂💵💵