I love exploring these forgotten places and the history associated with them. One day there will be no remnants of what was once here so that is what drives me to document it and to keep the memory alive. Have a great day everyone and Thanks!
My mom grew up on a farm east of Bulwark, our grandparents are buried at the cemetery, we have been visiting there for 40 years, I remember going there to clean around the Graves as a young boy. Thank you for posting Wade
This is incredible, Wade. Who needs to watch Discovery channel when you make content like this. I love this sort of exploring, great upload my friend 👍
Wow, thanks that is nice of you to say. That is all I hope for is that people like what I am creating and can appreciate some of the same things and the history that I do. Love exploring and finding new things. Thank you very much!
I went and visited Bulwark this weekend, as its only an hour from me. Was a great way to spend an afternoon. So much history there, and good to see before it gets taken back by nature or destroyed by vandals. Thanks for the fantastic video.
Well, that was sure a fun explore. Amazing to think a whole town would end up abandoned in relatively recent times. I love all the weathered old wood. Thanks for the tour Wade! 👍 ~ Kristine N Xander 🐾
Glad you enjoyed it! Yes so many towns around in the prairies from the early 1900's that are no longer around. Crazy how much can change in just 100 years or so. Thank you and have a great weekend! 😀
An amazing abandoned ghost town Wade. Thorough enjoyed this video and looking at these dilapidated buildings as old relics. A great episode 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 I’m glad you took a buddy along I would not have the courage to venture there on my own.
Thanks for watching! It is always interesting and mysterious to walk around a location like this. I do go alone many times on my explores but it is nice to have someone else with when possible. Have a great week!
Very cool, love all the camerawork in your videos, weird this place doesn't really look all that old, seen a lot of places a lot newer that have ended up a lost worse :D
Thanks guys appreciate it! Yea haha I have seen a lot worse too. In this section of the town which is all that is remaining there was someone still living here until the late 1980's or early 1990's is what I was told. Have a great week! 👍
Excellent exploration video of this rather sombre place. Quite fascinating to see what people have left behind and strange to think that the closing of a rail line would kill a place like this! Thanks for sharing!
Yes it is a very lonely feeling and quiet place. The closing of the rail line would have just been the final nail I think. In those days the rail line was so important. The only reason some of these little towns existed was because of it. Alberta is a vast open area and you would be cut off from everything without it. Have a great weekend. 😀👍
Very good explore Wade. Watched til the end.👍 The 1940`s Ford pick up is my dream hotrod , that one is totally fixable too. Surprised it`s still there really, pretty rare nowaday`s. Love the bullet riddled Plymouth aswell,very cool car. I would leave the bullet holes in it ,if I was fixing her up. Great quality upload bud.👍🍀
Thank you very much! Yes some of those vehicles would be nice to have and restore. Too bad they couldn't have been saved! I appreciate you stopping by! 😀👍
Thanks 👍 There are lots of remnants of small towns that died off all over around here. Am thinking of checking out more of these ghost towns in the future. Have a great weekend.
Glad you enjoyed it! I love finding these places with so much history before they are totally gone and forgotten. I did speak to a relative of the family that still owns some of this land. Very thankful to check it out. Have a great weekend. 👍
This place is awesome, Wade. I so much enjoyed how you captured it on video and led us through this forgotten town. The lighting conditions have been perfect. I am surprised how much is left of these wooden buildings and I loved the old rusty Plymouth Fury. The other old car wrecks and the old oven are pretty cool, too. I love such old things. Thanks for sharing this great adventure, my friend.👏👍
Yes it was a great place to explore. Was glad there was this little section still left. There is nothing left remaining of the rest. Mostly just fields now. Thanks for watching! 😀
Another great History Story. well videoed and sound is right on. Some nice old car bodies ,if the right person had them they could restore a lot of them. it would be nice to have one restored. sounds like it was a busy Town back in it's day. Drone was nice good overview of town. I will check your friends site out.
I always like learning about the history. Too bad some of the cars couldn't have been saved years ago. It doesn't look like much now but was a pretty good size town. Crazy how quickly places can disappear. Thanks!
It is great to see these old place. Awesome that you are documenting their existence before they are all gone. It is amazing all the things that are left behind when they leave. You'd think they would take their belongings with them. Take care and have a great day, Wade.
It would be so cool just to jump back in time to have a conversation with some of the original settlers...just to learn of their hopes and dreams and the ultimate reasons for leaving it all behind...great area for lots of exploring...thanks for sharing...
Oh yes it would be amazing to be able to go back when the town was still alive and busy. The stories would be incredible. Thank you as always for watching!
When you look at theses places it is a reminder that others had a life here. It was much harder than ours today. It was rough, but a healthier way of life and for sure a better one. The good old days have a lot that we can learn from today.
Yes it is a lonely quiet place now for sure. It is always surprising to see how much can still be left and wasn't salvaged years ago. Pretty sad actually.
The copper wiring was ripped out of the place was a sign someone needed even a small amount of cash, so who ever demolished and busted holes in the dry wall seemed about the same age of the bullet holes in the cars yet someone was living in the basement after the destruction took place and who created the rope was the one hiding out there and most likely was in prison at one time and knew how to make the rope and planned on staying a while. The shed with the door being blown by the wind you should have investigated that shed, that door moving that easy was a good indication that it was being used recently. Wade you record a nice video thank you I love a good mystery.
This place was very interesting to visit and had an eerie atmosphere to it for sure. Possible squatters were using it at one point. Thanks for watching!
O wow this is the jackpot. We would love to find a ghost town. I don't think there are any in Ireland? I may be wrong. I will Google that tomorrow morning
I always find these places interesting. So many stories could be told. I am sure there are some there. Once you start looking you realize there is more out there than you thought. Take care!
This is my grandfather's place! Been abandoned since the early 90s when gramps got sick and passed in Coronation. I've been thinking of restoring that car possibly. We go up there occasionally to have a poke around, especially since the AB government tried to forcefully take the land. Hence why there's a giant mound of dirt on the property. They tried to bulldoze it. That old trailer in the beginning, camper thing, was used as a chicken coop. 🥹 Man. I can tell you some stories about the place. Lol
The basement had a lot of jars of food and preserves. Last time I was there, a barn owl flew out from under there. The house itself, teens from settler and area were using it as a party den for a bit. Now just houses birds and such. If you want to go in the house, please step on the main beams. The floor is SUPER spongy and rotted. And for a shout out to the urbex community, take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints! 😍
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I love exploring these forgotten places and the history associated with them. One day there will be no remnants of what was once here so that is what drives me to document it and to keep the memory alive. Have a great day everyone and Thanks!
Awesome documentary Wade. Your right about one day it will all be gone. Except your documentary. Thank you for sharing 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
My mom grew up on a farm east of Bulwark, our grandparents are buried at the cemetery, we have been visiting there for 40 years, I remember going there to clean around the Graves as a young boy.
Thank you for posting Wade
This is incredible, Wade. Who needs to watch Discovery channel when you make content like this. I love this sort of exploring, great upload my friend 👍
Wow, thanks that is nice of you to say. That is all I hope for is that people like what I am creating and can appreciate some of the same things and the history that I do. Love exploring and finding new things. Thank you very much!
That was a cool old ghost town, so many vintage cars everywhere , I enjoyed the video.
Glad you enjoyed! I had a fun afternoon walking around and seeing what was left. I love the history with these places also. Thank you!
I went and visited Bulwark this weekend, as its only an hour from me. Was a great way to spend an afternoon. So much history there, and good to see before it gets taken back by nature or destroyed by vandals. Thanks for the fantastic video.
Love the pace of this video. Thanks for bringing us along to explore with you!
Thanks very much! I love walking around these places so rich in history before they are gone. Have a great day! 😀
Extra nice share! 💖💖💖 See you soon!😍👍
I appreciate you checking it out! Thanks 👍
Very interesting documentary - footage/narrative - of Bulwark. Thanks for sharing it, Wade.
Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed thanks for watching! 😀
Well, that was sure a fun explore. Amazing to think a whole town would end up abandoned in relatively recent times. I love all the weathered old wood. Thanks for the tour Wade! 👍 ~ Kristine N Xander 🐾
Glad you enjoyed it! Yes so many towns around in the prairies from the early 1900's that are no longer around. Crazy how much can change in just 100 years or so. Thank you and have a great weekend! 😀
@@ExploringwithWade Thanks Wade! You too!
An amazing abandoned ghost town Wade. Thorough enjoyed this video and looking at these dilapidated buildings as old relics. A great episode 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 I’m glad you took a buddy along I would not have the courage to venture there on my own.
Thanks for watching! It is always interesting and mysterious to walk around a location like this. I do go alone many times on my explores but it is nice to have someone else with when possible. Have a great week!
Great video Wade! It's so strange that so much stuff was left behind by the former residents! Take care and have a wonderful weekend 😁!
That happens quite often when stuff is left behind but does make you wonder why it couldn't have been salvaged. Take care!
Amazing video as well as all your other videos! Lots of information, beautiful scenery and I find your vids weirdly very calming.
Thank you very much I appreciate that. I love exploring these places and taking it all in and learning all the history.
It's always a pleasure to be here my friend :)
Thank you very much! Glad you stopped by.
Great Ghost Town Vlog, Great explore, the comments about 5 elevators, and a railway, thanks for sharing a great explore
Thank you! At one time there was quite a bit of activity going on in this town. Eerily silent now. Take care!
Awesome new ride Wade !! Thanks for bringing us with you in your adventures :)
Thanks for watching I appreciate it very much! 😀
@@ExploringwithWade always a pleasure to support great channel and content
Very cool, love all the camerawork in your videos, weird this place doesn't really look all that old, seen a lot of places a lot newer that have ended up a lost worse :D
Thanks guys appreciate it! Yea haha I have seen a lot worse too. In this section of the town which is all that is remaining there was someone still living here until the late 1980's or early 1990's is what I was told. Have a great week! 👍
Thank you for sharing the beautiful footage✨
Very interesting‼️
Thanks for stopping by. I am glad you enjoyed. 😀
I like the story with this in the beginning. Great job on narrative. Enjoyed , still watching
I try to fit in history on the locations whenever possible. I always find it interesting. Thank you! 😀
Wonderful explore My friends
Great story' and scenery.👍
Thanks very much! 😀
Great video, i really enjoyed it, there was so much to see. The history and camera work was awesome. Thanks so much for the amazing adventure 😃👍
Thank you very much! I appreciate you watching and the nice comment. Have a great weekend 😀
@@ExploringwithWade you are welcome and thank you and you have a nice weekend too
Wow... another interesting story and great footage. L13
I am glad you enjoyed! Thank you 😀
Excellent exploration video of this rather sombre place. Quite fascinating to see what people have left behind and strange to think that the closing of a rail line would kill a place like this! Thanks for sharing!
Yes it is a very lonely feeling and quiet place. The closing of the rail line would have just been the final nail I think. In those days the rail line was so important. The only reason some of these little towns existed was because of it. Alberta is a vast open area and you would be cut off from everything without it. Have a great weekend. 😀👍
Awesome views thanks for showing this to us my friend 👍
Thanks for visiting! Love finding and exploring these types of locations. 😀
Wow that start is breathtaking. So nice.
Thank you very much I am happy that you enjoyed. 😀
Great episode, I love exploring these forgotten places too!
Thank you! Yes it is very interesting. It is like stepping into the past.
Very good explore Wade. Watched til the end.👍 The 1940`s Ford pick up is my dream hotrod , that one is totally fixable too. Surprised it`s still there really, pretty rare nowaday`s. Love the bullet riddled Plymouth aswell,very cool car. I would leave the bullet holes in it ,if I was fixing her up.
Great quality upload bud.👍🍀
Thank you very much! Yes some of those vehicles would be nice to have and restore. Too bad they couldn't have been saved! I appreciate you stopping by! 😀👍
Another beautiful exploration wade, the work you put in your videos shows my friend 👍
Thanks 👍 I am glad the hard work is showing and that I am trying to keep the quality as best I can and to keep improving. Have a great week.
Love the drone footage and your history intro and how nuts a full town just sitting there good work again HJ (xplorer llttf)
Thanks 👍 There are lots of remnants of small towns that died off all over around here. Am thinking of checking out more of these ghost towns in the future. Have a great weekend.
Cool places to visit, makes one wonder if there are any living memories of the place.
Thanks for the tour Wade👍
Glad you enjoyed it! I love finding these places with so much history before they are totally gone and forgotten. I did speak to a relative of the family that still owns some of this land. Very thankful to check it out. Have a great weekend. 👍
wow great upload,amazing foot age of Ghost Town of Bulwark,thanks for sharing
Thanks for visiting! Have a great week! 😀👍
That is interesting! And the mystery around it makes me want to go down the basement 😊.
The music makes it more fascinating.. 💯💯
Haha I looked at basement and it was just too cluttered and nasty down there to go. Thanks and have a great weekend.
You know all the good spots! Super cool. Too bad to see some of those old cars just sit their and rot. We enjoyed the video.
Haha there is so much out there to find. Always looking out for interesting spots. Too bad the cars weren't saved a long time ago. Take care guys!
This place is awesome, Wade. I so much enjoyed how you captured it on video and led us through this forgotten town. The lighting conditions have been perfect. I am surprised how much is left of these wooden buildings and I loved the old rusty Plymouth Fury. The other old car wrecks and the old oven are pretty cool, too. I love such old things. Thanks for sharing this great adventure, my friend.👏👍
Yes it was a great place to explore. Was glad there was this little section still left. There is nothing left remaining of the rest. Mostly just fields now. Thanks for watching! 😀
Great adventure video to explore the creepy ghost town,amazing footage with wonderful narrative!👏👍💯🇺🇸
Glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate you stopping by. Take care! 😀
Another great History Story. well videoed and sound is right on. Some nice old car bodies ,if the right person had them they could restore a lot of them. it would be nice to have one restored. sounds like it was a busy Town back in it's day. Drone was nice good overview of town. I will check your friends site out.
I always like learning about the history. Too bad some of the cars couldn't have been saved years ago. It doesn't look like much now but was a pretty good size town. Crazy how quickly places can disappear. Thanks!
Another good one wade loved the drone and the music
Thanks very much!
My son and I stopped in there on a windy, rainy day last August. It was a great spot to explore.
Yes it is an interesting spot. Really enjoyed it!
It is great to see these old place. Awesome that you are documenting their existence before they are all gone. It is amazing all the things that are left behind when they leave. You'd think they would take their belongings with them. Take care and have a great day, Wade.
Glad you enjoyed it! Yea it makes you wonder why so much is left sometimes! Thank you! 👍😀
Wow quite eery yet interesting & pretty, great video!
A bit eerie with how quiet and lonely it feels out there for sure. Thanks!
It would be so cool just to jump back in time to have a conversation with some of the original settlers...just to learn of their hopes and dreams and the ultimate reasons for leaving it all behind...great area for lots of exploring...thanks for sharing...
Oh yes it would be amazing to be able to go back when the town was still alive and busy. The stories would be incredible. Thank you as always for watching!
When you look at theses places it is a reminder that others had a life here. It was much harder than ours today. It was rough, but a healthier way of life and for sure a better one. The good old days have a lot that we can learn from today.
Great shots, looks very interesting. Btw the background music makes is more cinematic 👌🏻
Thanks very much! I appreciate you stopping by 😀👍
Super! Have a nice weekend!
Thank you! You too!
This is where my grandpa and mom grow up and it is my great aunt sharons property they were the last residence they moved in 1990
Oh wow! Sharon is my mother's sister. Crazy coming across family I've never met here of all places!
Awesome footage 👍informative video 👌
Thanks 👍 I appreciate that very much. Take care!
Really cool video. Well done man! 😉👍
Thanks for the visit as always. I really appreciate your feedback. 👍😀
Very beautiful video my friend
Thank you very much! 😀👍
Great exploration my friend really ghost town!!
Thanks very much!
well done,thanks for this
Thanks Richard. 👍
That is a true ghost town! Makes you wonder about the stuff left behind that had to still have value.
Yes it is a lonely quiet place now for sure. It is always surprising to see how much can still be left and wasn't salvaged years ago. Pretty sad actually.
The copper wiring was ripped out of the place was a sign someone needed even a small amount of cash, so who ever demolished and busted holes in the dry wall seemed about the same age of the bullet holes in the cars yet someone was living in the basement after the destruction took place and who created the rope was the one hiding out there and most likely was in prison at one time and knew how to make the rope and planned on staying a while. The shed with the door being blown by the wind you should have investigated that shed, that door moving that easy was a good indication that it was being used recently. Wade you record a nice video thank you I love a good mystery.
This place was very interesting to visit and had an eerie atmosphere to it for sure. Possible squatters were using it at one point. Thanks for watching!
Oh that footage 😍
It was a cool place to check out for sure. Love these ghost towns.
Nice sharing. :)
Thank you! 😀
Yep nothing but ghosts there anymore... Great history in the intro... Good explore!
Haha yes it is so eerily quiet there walking around. Thank you for watching!
Amazing job!!!!
Thank you!!
love your vids
Thank you I appreciate it!
Very fascinating place. Awe, poor old Ford, someone should have saved it.
Yes it was! Too bad some of the vehicles couldn't be saved. Thanks for watching. 👍😀
Nothing much left but still cool. I think old cars look cooler than new cars.
Most of the town was torn down long ago but still interesting to see. Love the old cars.
Nice
Thanks!
Cool ghost town
Yes it was a great place to explore!
O wow this is the jackpot. We would love to find a ghost town. I don't think there are any in Ireland? I may be wrong. I will Google that tomorrow morning
BTW great drone shots. Love it
I always find these places interesting. So many stories could be told. I am sure there are some there. Once you start looking you realize there is more out there than you thought. Take care!
Wow.
Thanks!
Awesome!!
I’ve got an awesome explorer just south of Calgary for ya if you’re interested!
Thanks! I am sure there are lots of places around there. I am quite far from there and have only just scratched the surface.
@@ExploringwithWade alrighty!
It’s got a 70s Lincon in garage still!
They should take these old ghost towns and build communities for the homeless. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Love exploring old places but please no more haunting music. Spoils the whole thing for us..
This is my grandfather's place! Been abandoned since the early 90s when gramps got sick and passed in Coronation.
I've been thinking of restoring that car possibly. We go up there occasionally to have a poke around, especially since the AB government tried to forcefully take the land. Hence why there's a giant mound of dirt on the property. They tried to bulldoze it. That old trailer in the beginning, camper thing, was used as a chicken coop. 🥹
Man. I can tell you some stories about the place. Lol
The basement had a lot of jars of food and preserves. Last time I was there, a barn owl flew out from under there.
The house itself, teens from settler and area were using it as a party den for a bit. Now just houses birds and such. If you want to go in the house, please step on the main beams. The floor is SUPER spongy and rotted.
And for a shout out to the urbex community, take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints! 😍