I really appreciate that you are so respectful of people's pictures and you cover their names for their privacy. this is one of the reasons I love your videos so much you are not vandals at all kind of more like historians. keep sharing your videos and be safe.
There's an old chair or walker in the 1st room I think; betting it was an elderly person who lived there. Probably died with no one. Sad...that bureau with the round mirror is cool. Lots of awesome old furniture. Beckah has a great eye for zooming in on interesting things. Enjoyed it..tfs
I think the stories are pretty much all the same. Old people who live by themselves until they die, or move to a nursing home. Then their relatives come and grab what they want, and leave everything else. I don't see anything that looks really old there. Mostly 80s, 90's and 2000s.
Oh my gosh! Avon rich moisture cream is what my grandma used every night since I was a kid & I'm 52 now. She died in her 80's & never had a wrinkle! That stuff was around in the 70's for sure maybe the 60's. Thanks for the memory of my sweet grandma.😊
I know some may think it would be pointless but this is just a friendly suggestion when you find Bibles on the floor in your videos in the future plz pick them up and at least put them on a table and get them up off the floor thank you
Billie that was my same thoughts, to me it's like burning our flag , some people have no respect to God and his precious book which has been the best seller for yrs.😊
I drive up in that area and in North Carolina a lot and see abandoned places and would love to explore them for a few minutes but I always worry that I would get in trouble or arrested for trespassing.
I live in an area where there aren't any abandoned places left to explore and I've never worried about getting caught when I've explored places in the past. Want to trade places?
This house was seriously flooded at one time. Everything in there is toxic, toxic, toxic.I did disaster relief work after hurricane Katrina. A firefighter got a small cut on his hand. He'd cut it on one of the hundreds of cars they moved that had been in the floodwaters. It became infected fast. He died from sepsis that week. It happened to a few people. Flood water is super nasty and biohazard.
I see the video was just uploaded. Did this place survive the recent fire? My dad was from Knoxville, TN. We actually had a street with the family name on it (Edmondson Lane). Every time we went to my dads family we always went to Gatlinburg!!!! I loved it there! We used to ride a "chair ride" up the mountain in Gatlinburg and I remember the view from the top was so gorgeous! I remember being on that little chair lift and there were families of bears under us. Do you know if the little chair ride up the mountains survived the fire? Such a shame that people lost lives, animals, homes, and businesses, because of 2 moron UNSUPERVISED "children!!!" They did an "adult" act, so the press should publish their names!! Also their parents should be forced to pay for every last dime lost! Put the 2 kids in prison until mommy and daddy pay it off! When the kids turn 18, they can work in the prison until it is paid for!
JERRY FRANCIS So sad. We are having a big drought here. The grass crunches between your feet!! And sadly, there have been fires, purposely set, all around the state. I think it has been 3 weeks since the last rain. I'm hoping & praying we get some before Memorial Day & the 4th of July. Unfortunately this state has every sort of fireworks available for sale!! It is ridiculous that they allow anyone over 18 to purchase these DANGEROUS items!! Around here with methaphetamines all around, these people, high as a kite, with 2-4 days without sleep, and now setting off fireworks!
Exploring with Rick & Bekah Florida, near Tampa. We haven't had long periods of rain in months!! Last night I heard thunder. When I went outside last night to put the kitchen trash bag in the outside can. It was thundering, lightning, and big dark storm clouds. It started to rain--I think may be 4 drops came down and then it stopped!! Usually we get only a few days of rain during the winter. Then around June, the "rainy season" starts. Every day between 2-5 PM (depending on where you live along the west coast of FL), we get downpours of rain and it then stops for that day! For people who do not believe in global warming, the last few "winter's" in this are have been abnormally warm!!
I love this house. If I was to walk in that door my first instinct is to clean it up and put everything where it belongs. I think at one time it was a charming little grandpa and grandma house. Grandma loved Avon powders and skin cream. She loved her pretty clothes. She was alone but kept some of Grandpa's things for the memories. They had Grand-babies. Sadly it looks like she must have gotten sick (walker against the wall) and must have been put in a nursing home. This house tells a special story but it does not have an ending. Why was everything left to be vandalized and rot? Sad.
Great video. You guys make a great team. Please use respirators. Looks like it was flooded, water came in thru the kitchen and flooded out to the road. That is why everything is scattered. Hopefully the inhabitants evacuated before the actual flood. A total loss for them. Elderly grandma and grandpa. How sad for the family.
I go to Gatlinburg every year at least 3 times. I literally just left Gatlinburg the day before the fire. Not lying I was a day away from being caught in a fire. I am going to Gatlinburg after Christmas and I'm really wondering what it's gonna look like. So sad
I'd check pockets (with gloves on) in all garments.Once found $80 in mostly change in several piles of old clothes/work clothes! I love old nic-nacs,old books.Yall pass up too much! I am too nosey.
Love this area! Have family in Knoxville and hope to be living there myself very soon. Going to be binge watching your videos to catch up I think! Really enjoying these!!!!! Thanks for all your hard work and wow are you great with the camera young lady!!!!!
I love your videos .I just subscribed so i won't miss any of them. Bekah is great with the camera, she has such a soft,kind voice. Also thanks for not cussing or using real loud music.
This may have been abandoned in 2010 or thereabouts. There have been a number of very damaging storms and fires that have rolled through or near Gatlinburg, TN including a very damaging storm in 2010. Because of all of the mold on the walls, the state of the furniture and the partially collapsed ceilings, my guess is a natural disaster mostly claimed this house. Obviously, the residents were chased out at the time and may have never returned. You could probably confirm this by grabbing one of the many remotes around the house and prying it open. If it appears water damaged, then it was definitely a storm.
This house was ransacked. Thanks for sharing It's amazing how you find these places.. Those Avon products date back to mid 60s To late 80s I used to buy them. I'd be careful not to stir up rattle snakes in Places like this they snap faster then the Blink of the eyes.
I can tell it was 2 women, & a young boy. Grandma who owned the house & the antique items, her daughter who owned the movies DVD players & read the Stephen King novels, & her son. Grandma passed, & they daughter & son left at same time leaving their stuff behind. My guess it has a leaky roof, why so much Mold. I see they >just< had put a lock hasp, & someone kicked or pried it open again. My theory anyway.
I was just thinking how ironic it is that this little abandoned house that someone is just letting rot made it safely through the fires yet all those gorgeous cabins & hotels burned to the ground. That's what you call a cruel irony.
I believe the Avon products were from the 1960's. Cotillion was a popular scent back then. I remember all of it. Also Stephen King is an author from Bangor, Maine (about 85 miles from me). Most of his books were made into movies. If you like creepy, scary, horror you would like his books.
Did you notice the rooms had no door handles but padlocks. Also lots of elderly things walker,portapotty ,old lady purses. Maybe had dementia and for safety purposes.?.?
That book was a author is a very well known writer. Stephen King is has made movie's but mostly written a lot of book's. If you knew this don't take it in the wrong way, just trying to help you know who that guy was.
I've never liked clowns. My older brother had this clown on a bicycle that would ride his bike from one corner of his bedroom to the other side when you opened his door or closed the door. He would try to scare my twin sister and I when we were little with it. Older brother's seem to enjoy doing stuff like that especially when they are 11 year's older than us. Our older sister was always playing pranks on him. Creepy clowns, and I hope the creepy clowns stuff has stopped now! 😮
It is so sad to see the old photos left behind that mean absolutely nothing to the younger generation ...most likely that Grandma's house became the den of destruction and every single thing left behind meant nothing to the younger generation .
Thanks rick l love it when you open drawers and perces,, doors cabinets,,yes avon bottles were very collectible at one time ,,l dont know if enyone still does ,,l would think its from back when they frist started 1920 or before,,l bet the computer well tell you,, eck eck eck eck,,God Bless ,,
At 9:30 in that open case with loops to hold different items it looks like there was a fountain pen still in there and what may have been a matching letter opener. I get the impression that was a little case for carrying writing/desk items. I like pens and would have enjoyed looking that case over in person---except it looked like rats or mice had been building a nest next to it. Maybe better just to o the screen!---Thanks for showing the books, Bekah. When there are books in a deserted house I always like to see what they are.
Am surprised the mirror on the dresser was not broken. Just have been a senior citizen or handicapped person's home with the toilet/commode in the bedroom. Also lady's clothing hanging up. Very sad.
When you first entered you looked in the basement door but didn't go down into it I wonder what was down there. Definitely a grandma or grandpa's home that's been gone thru the lil jewelry box was open in the bedroom bet the treasures are hidden in attic or basement
I absolutely love your vids. Always waiting for the next to pop up. What I'm not a fan of is when explorers move things. Other than that awesome. Update: you guys should wear masks and have some strong lights for the night or dark areas.
It looked like there was some kind of mold all over everything in that place. If you stir up the spores and get them in your lungs it might make you really sick. Y'all should wear resperaters.
So any of these homes have awful wood paneling. And it's like the homes are ransacked or used as a dumping ground for garbage. Nobody lives like that unless they are an extreme hoarder. So sad that people just want to destroy everything. It just seems weird that the place would be so terrible after only 8 years.
That's an old Chifrobe..sad SOMEBODY went in & trashed what was probably a neat well kept elderly persons home...Doubtful anyone lived there in 2008...more like 1978...??
That bathtub is an antique. People love those for a vintage look. It is very moldy in there. You guys should keep some masks in your car. With the power of UA-cam, people can now see how things truly are. Actually that house is really bad.
Please cover your faces (at least nose and mouth) like with a bandana or something before going into places like this. You never know what you could be inhaling- dust, dried bug poop, mold spores- these can affect you later and cause breathing problems..
Hey Rick and Beka I don't know if you would be interested in this but there is a place in Crossville Tennessee and it is the worlds largest tree house. I could only see the first level because of my inability to walk but my friend got to go up to the highest level and she said it was amazing. I actually have it as my screen saver. I think there are like 7 levels.
A man built it all by himself and I forget how long it took him to build it but he did it all by hand . You do not have to pay to see it but they keep it secured so vandles don"t distroy it but they will let you in. Not sure of the times. Just type in the world"s largest tree house and you can get time and place there. I think the guy used to live in it but now the caretaker lives right next to it. If you go see it I know you and viewers will enjoy . He also built a church inside the house with a choir loft and pastor quarters. You can self guide or tour. Hope this helps Love you guys in Christ.Dianna
a person can't help but wonder why they would just abandon their house and leave everything for scavengers. such deplorable conditions inside. I wonder what their story was. crazy to think that people once lived there, and with a child, wonder where they are now. thanks for the vid, i love exploring vids since i cant do it myself. do you ever take any of the stuff? i would, i saw plenty i would be interested in. LOL
Yes... The thought came to me that it would be spiritually smart to first pray against left-over demonic spirits from the riff-raft that destroyed things.
i see things in there that are antiques and worth some money and i also see things in there from just a couple years ago....that tells me that there are things in there that are old and things in there that are not....LOL
I wish people would stop going on about using masks. Urban explorers DO know, they take the risk of not wearing them. They dont need 100 people saying the same thing
I really appreciate that you are so respectful of people's pictures and you cover their names for their privacy. this is one of the reasons I love your videos so much you are not vandals at all kind of more like historians. keep sharing your videos and be safe.
Exactly!
It is so sad to see houses where you know the owner was elderly and must have died. It just seems that nobody cares or it would have been cleared out.
pat goff I know. It's sad isn't it?
There's an old chair or walker in the 1st room I think; betting it was an elderly person who lived there. Probably died with no one. Sad...that bureau with the round mirror is cool. Lots of awesome old furniture. Beckah has a great eye for zooming in on interesting things. Enjoyed it..tfs
Actually it was a commode . It had the bucket on it.
I am worried about your health, you should wear face masks for mold and mildew so you don't get respiratory infections.
😊 don't worry jeff.. they are superman+woman
I think the stories are pretty much all the same. Old people who live by themselves until they die, or move to a nursing home. Then their relatives come and grab what they want, and leave everything else. I don't see anything that looks really old there. Mostly 80s, 90's and 2000s.
Oh my gosh! Avon rich moisture cream is what my grandma used every night since I was a kid & I'm 52 now. She died in her 80's & never had a wrinkle! That stuff was around in the 70's for sure maybe the 60's. Thanks for the memory of my sweet grandma.😊
Mine too!
She should have owned stock in Avon.
I can still remember the smell of Rich moisture Cream.
Wow that's amazing!!! Thanks for sharing :))
-Bekah
This place is FULL of MOLD you 2 need Respirators!
I know some may think it would be pointless but this is just a friendly suggestion when you find Bibles on the floor in your videos in the future plz pick them up and at least put them on a table and get them up off the floor thank you
Ok we can do that. Didn't consider it before. It's too bad someone else can't take it and read it. People would call us thieves then of course.
Billie that was my same thoughts, to me it's like burning our flag , some people have no respect to God and his precious book which has been the best seller for yrs.😊
that's a cool old claw foot bath tub. heavy though
I drive up in that area and in North Carolina a lot and see abandoned places and would love to explore them for a few minutes but I always worry that I would get in trouble or arrested for trespassing.
I live in an area where there aren't any abandoned places left to explore and I've never worried about getting caught when I've explored places in the past. Want to trade places?
This house was seriously flooded at one time. Everything in there is toxic, toxic, toxic.I did disaster relief work after hurricane Katrina. A firefighter got a small cut on his hand. He'd cut it on one of the hundreds of cars they moved that had been in the floodwaters. It became infected fast. He died from sepsis that week. It happened to a few people. Flood water is super nasty and biohazard.
I see the video was just uploaded. Did this place survive the recent fire? My dad was from Knoxville, TN. We actually had a street with the family name on it (Edmondson Lane). Every time we went to my dads family we always went to Gatlinburg!!!! I loved it there!
We used to ride a "chair ride" up the mountain in Gatlinburg and I remember the view from the top was so gorgeous! I remember being on that little chair lift and there were families of bears under us. Do you know if the little chair ride up the mountains survived the fire?
Such a shame that people lost lives, animals, homes, and businesses, because of 2 moron UNSUPERVISED "children!!!"
They did an "adult" act, so the press should publish their names!! Also their parents should be forced to pay for every last dime lost! Put the 2 kids in prison until mommy and daddy pay it off! When the kids turn 18, they can work in the prison until it is paid for!
No , it didn't. Completely destroyed .
JERRY FRANCIS So sad. We are having a big drought here. The grass crunches between your feet!!
And sadly, there have been fires, purposely set, all around the state.
I think it has been 3 weeks since the last rain. I'm hoping & praying we get some before Memorial Day & the 4th of July.
Unfortunately this state has every sort of fireworks available for sale!! It is ridiculous that they allow anyone over 18 to purchase these DANGEROUS items!!
Around here with methaphetamines all around, these people, high as a kite, with 2-4 days without sleep, and now setting off fireworks!
Another drought in Gatlinburg ? What state are you in ?
PENNSYLVANIA
Exploring with Rick & Bekah Florida, near Tampa. We haven't had long periods of rain in months!!
Last night I heard thunder.
When I went outside last night to put the kitchen trash bag in the outside can.
It was thundering, lightning, and big dark storm clouds.
It started to rain--I think may be 4 drops came down and then it stopped!!
Usually we get only a few days of rain during the winter.
Then around June, the "rainy season" starts. Every day between 2-5 PM (depending on where you live along the west coast of FL), we get downpours of rain and it then stops for that day!
For people who do not believe in global warming, the last few "winter's" in this are have been abnormally warm!!
I love this house. If I was to walk in that door my first instinct is to clean it up and put everything where it belongs. I think at one time it was a charming little grandpa and grandma house. Grandma loved Avon powders and skin cream. She loved her pretty clothes. She was alone but kept some of Grandpa's things for the memories. They had Grand-babies. Sadly it looks like she must have gotten sick (walker against the wall) and must have been put in a nursing home. This house tells a special story but it does not have an ending. Why was everything left to be vandalized and rot? Sad.
Thanks for posting.
That pic at 9:45 breaks my heart. One can only imagine who the person in that photo is or if they are still with us today...
Great video. You guys make a great team. Please use respirators. Looks like it was flooded, water came in thru the kitchen and flooded out to the road. That is why everything is scattered. Hopefully the inhabitants evacuated before the actual flood. A total loss for them. Elderly grandma and grandpa. How sad for the family.
Well done, one of the best videos !
I go to Gatlinburg every year at least 3 times. I literally just left Gatlinburg the day before the fire. Not lying I was a day away from being caught in a fire. I am going to Gatlinburg after Christmas and I'm really wondering what it's gonna look like. So sad
😢who can leave a picture of their baby behind. Your wife has a very sweet soft voice😊
I love your channel looking at old abandoned places is prity cool man
Thanks Jason.
Beautiful Art Deco vanity with circular mirror!
I'd check pockets (with gloves on) in all garments.Once found $80 in mostly change in several piles of old clothes/work clothes! I love old nic-nacs,old books.Yall pass up too much! I am too nosey.
Love this area! Have family in Knoxville and hope to be living there myself very soon. Going to be binge watching your videos to catch up I think! Really enjoying these!!!!! Thanks for all your hard work and wow are you great with the camera young lady!!!!!
It'll take you a while ! We have a lot. :) many more to come in the future.
I love your videos .I just subscribed so i won't miss any of them. Bekah is great with the camera, she has such a soft,kind voice. Also thanks for not cussing or using real loud music.
The loud music and cussing is something we also don't appreciate in other exploration or any other videos. :) Thanks.
Glad you enjoy them :))
Great video man.
I never heard of a Gatlinburg House before guys.As always, this is a great video.
I love the fancy looking pens under that dog figurine.
Nice Camera work. It's clear like your watching a Soap Opera or Cops
This may have been abandoned in 2010 or thereabouts. There have been a number of very damaging storms and fires that have rolled through or near Gatlinburg, TN including a very damaging storm in 2010. Because of all of the mold on the walls, the state of the furniture and the partially collapsed ceilings, my guess is a natural disaster mostly claimed this house. Obviously, the residents were chased out at the time and may have never returned. You could probably confirm this by grabbing one of the many remotes around the house and prying it open. If it appears water damaged, then it was definitely a storm.
i recall back when the clampett family used to reside in that home ,looked exactly the same
That dresser is an antique. My mother had one like that. This is so sad to see. That trunk "was" nice at one time. Children lived here. : (
This house was ransacked. Thanks for sharing
It's amazing how you find these places..
Those Avon products date back to mid 60s
To late 80s I used to buy them.
I'd be careful not to stir up rattle snakes in
Places like this they snap faster then the
Blink of the eyes.
Yay I missed the toilet lol, I cringe and look away when they are shown, thank you for the warnings though ;) x
I can tell it was 2 women, & a young boy.
Grandma who owned the house & the antique items, her daughter who owned the movies DVD players & read the Stephen King novels, & her son.
Grandma passed, & they daughter & son left at same time leaving their stuff behind.
My guess it has a leaky roof, why so much Mold.
I see they >just< had put a lock hasp, & someone kicked or pried it open again.
My theory anyway.
I was just thinking how ironic it is that this little abandoned house that someone is just letting rot made it safely through the fires yet all those gorgeous cabins & hotels burned to the ground. That's what you call a cruel irony.
I believe the Avon products were from the 1960's. Cotillion was a popular scent back then. I remember all of it. Also Stephen King is an author from Bangor, Maine (about 85 miles from me). Most of his books were made into movies. If you like creepy, scary, horror you would like his books.
verry great Video Bekah
Yes Rick, come out of the closet as a Monopoly lover.
Wow! Crazy that even clothes are just left hanging and baby pictures laying on the ground :( .. I grew up in pigeon forge..
Did you notice the rooms had no door handles but padlocks. Also lots of elderly things walker,portapotty ,old lady purses. Maybe had dementia and for safety purposes.?.?
That book was a author is a very well known writer. Stephen King is has made movie's but mostly written a lot of book's. If you knew this don't take it in the wrong way, just trying to help you know who that guy was.
Thanks. I didn't see it while there but recognized IT when I saw him lol. That creepy clown
I've never liked clowns.
My older brother had this clown on a bicycle that would ride his bike from one corner of his bedroom to the other side when you opened his door or closed the door. He would try to scare my twin sister and I when we were little with it. Older brother's seem to enjoy doing stuff like that especially when they are 11 year's older than us. Our older sister was always playing pranks on him. Creepy clowns, and I hope the creepy clowns stuff has stopped now! 😮
next time you see a clown don,t run go for the jugular lol sorry clown joke i no not funny i,m only clowning around
nice explore guys
It is so sad to see the old photos left behind that mean absolutely nothing to the younger generation ...most likely that Grandma's house became the den of destruction and every single thing left behind meant nothing to the younger generation .
Thanks rick l love it when you open drawers and perces,, doors cabinets,,yes avon bottles were very collectible at one time ,,l dont know if enyone still does ,,l would think its from back when they frist started 1920 or before,,l bet the computer well tell you,, eck eck eck eck,,God Bless ,,
At 9:30 in that open case with loops to hold different items it looks like there was a fountain pen still in there and what may have been a matching letter opener. I get the impression that was a little case for carrying writing/desk items. I like pens and would have enjoyed looking that case over in person---except it looked like rats or mice had been building a nest next to it. Maybe better just to o the screen!---Thanks for showing the books, Bekah. When there are books in a deserted house I always like to see what they are.
Andrew Brendan , that is a manicure set. The item at the top is used to clean under the mail, and the item at the bottom is a metal nail file.
beautifully filmed…..i felt like i was there with you!!!
👍🏻😁
Am surprised the mirror on the dresser was not broken. Just have been a senior citizen or handicapped person's home with the toilet/commode in the bedroom. Also lady's clothing hanging up. Very sad.
just want to say i love the videos you make and you should try to visit texas you would be surprised at how many abandoned houses there are.
We have video called vintage Texas grain mill. You're right. Tons of abandoned spots there!
We would love to go back to Texas to film more !
When you first entered you looked in the basement door but didn't go down into it I wonder what was down there. Definitely a grandma or grandpa's home that's been gone thru the lil jewelry box was open in the bedroom bet the treasures are hidden in attic or basement
A nice clawfoot bathtub, 1950's or 60's Avon, and bible!! thats about it!!
a abandoned hoarders house ug! what a mess so sad..thanks for the video i am going to clean my room now.
Yay glad it motivated you
Even if you are looting for stuff, what purpose does throwing furniture serve?
Looks like someone's grandma lived and maybe died in that house and the family just left it to rot. What a shame
I wonder if this place burned in the Gatlinburg fire recently? That old Avon looks from the 70's or 80's.I always enjoy your videos.
Curious to know where in Gatlinburg this is? I'm local and have been around these parts since the 70's and have done my share of exploring...
@5:55 Avon overnight face cream, is from the late 1960s. 💖👍 very collectable jar, in its current comdition. 💖👍
I absolutely love your vids. Always waiting for the next to pop up. What I'm not a fan of is when explorers move things. Other than that awesome.
Update: you guys should wear masks and have some strong lights for the night or dark areas.
Hello. Thank you. We do have better lighting and cameras now. Sorry for that.
Awesome!
It looked like there was some kind of mold all over everything in that place. If you stir up the spores and get them in your lungs it might make you really sick. Y'all should wear resperaters.
Wear masks. But otherwise awesome vid. Always wanted to explore abandoned houses
My mom sold Avon starting in the 70s so that blue glass is older than that. Probably 50s or 60s.
So any of these homes have awful wood paneling. And it's like the homes are ransacked or used as a dumping ground for garbage. Nobody lives like that unless they are an extreme hoarder. So sad that people just want to destroy everything. It just seems weird that the place would be so terrible after only 8 years.
Yes very sad.
Time around 1 min - it's a america chest ( google amerika koffert), so the who lived there could have had, swedish roots. Cool.
this place is mold & mildew central on the walls..at least it dosent look like the really bad black mold that will lot your rungs : )
This makes my lungs hurt watching lol. You guys have respirators? The mold in there was fierce
I always want to know what movies those tapes are.
my mom sold Avon when I was a kid. I know those products very well! Cotillion and that cream sachet are from mid-70s.
cotillion came out in early '60s
Awesome !
That's an old Chifrobe..sad SOMEBODY went in & trashed what was probably a neat well kept elderly persons home...Doubtful anyone lived there in 2008...more like 1978...??
Always hate to see when the house been randsacked!! Sad so much left behind!
Amazing the mirror wasn't broke
That bathtub is an antique. People love those for a vintage look. It is very moldy in there. You guys should keep some masks in your car. With the power of UA-cam, people can now see how things truly are. Actually that house is really bad.
Please cover your faces (at least nose and mouth) like with a bandana or something before going into places like this. You never know what you could be inhaling- dust, dried bug poop, mold spores- these can affect you later and cause breathing problems..
I get leaving objects behind but how can so many pictures be left behind?
I know the history of that house now !!!!! BURNT DOWN.....
Obviously the padlock was to keep their son out of the basement while momma was watching them and they were at work.
Mold is horrid .. may have been a fire in the back where the kitchen was. Flooded repeatedly; floor is fallen out.
i subscribed.
I would buy a place like this in a heart beat
A Bible, especially one like this, should never be in such shape.
Hey Rick and Beka I don't know if you would be interested in this but there is a place in Crossville Tennessee and it is the worlds largest tree house. I could only see the first level because of my inability to walk but my friend got to go up to the highest level and she said it was amazing. I actually have it as my screen saver. I think there are like 7 levels.
Cool. Is it abandoned ? Or like a tourist thing where you have to pay ? Thanks
A man built it all by himself and I forget how long it took him to build it but he did it all by hand . You do not have to pay to see it but they keep it secured so vandles don"t distroy it but they will let you in. Not sure of the times. Just type in the world"s largest tree house and you can get time and place there. I think the guy used to live in it but now the caretaker lives right next to it. If you go see it I know you and viewers will enjoy . He also built a church inside the house with a choir loft and pastor quarters. You can self guide or tour. Hope this helps Love you guys in Christ.Dianna
a person can't help but wonder why they would just abandon their house and leave everything for scavengers. such deplorable conditions inside. I wonder what their story was. crazy to think that people once lived there, and with a child, wonder where they are now. thanks for the vid, i love exploring vids since i cant do it myself. do you ever take any of the stuff? i would, i saw plenty i would be interested in. LOL
marie v im sure they have many stories to tell
shame how vandals love to come in and trash places. Thanks for sharing
Yes... The thought came to me that it would be spiritually smart to first pray against left-over demonic spirits from the riff-raft that destroyed things.
I am about to tell my age, but I used to wear Avon"s Cotillion when I was a teenager. It came in spray.
was that a stephen king book i wonder what IT is called IT looks creppy i will just leave IT be lol. can,t wait for the next video guys thumbs up
Lol, a dumpy floor is keeping you from getting a look at a toilet.
Ha yes ironic.
I had the whole Bugs Life series. There were 12 of them. That was 11.
I remember my mom reading the bugs life books to me as a kid
I wouldn't want to be in that house, looks like it has a lot of mold.
Be careful of all that mold and dust!
i see things in there that are antiques and worth some money and i also see things in there from just a couple years ago....that tells me that there are things in there that are old and things in there that are not....LOL
Excellent observation. You get three golden stars ! :D
only 3.....dang, i thought that observation was good for atleast 4
Exploring with Rick & Bekah I wish that you looked closer at the clothes in the closet.
I wish people would stop going on about using masks. Urban explorers DO know, they take the risk of not wearing them. They dont need 100 people saying the same thing
We call this house spelunking in Texas, I love doing it
lol..that bottle is from the 60s..Ponds face cream...
Lots of mold..ahhhh.
The blue Avon cream is from mid 60's to early 70's
I love the videos
All I see is mold mold mold I hope you guys don't get sick. Use masks. Plus your dragging it home with you. Be careful!
First of all ALWAYS wear boots have gloves and most of all please don't expect an abandoned building to be clean.
Why don't families sell houses after their parents die? Don't they want/need the money? The worst loss are family pictures!
9:14 "Marina All Strung Out"... Chad Everett "All Strung Out" Marina Record MGM 1971
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I love your videos but I always get motion sickness watching them 😭😭
aint that how the cops tear up a place when looking for the drugs?