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Exploring the Abandoned House of Books, Full of Stuff Silver & Antiques **FOUND A REAL GOLD TOOTH**
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- Опубліковано 20 кві 2020
- Found a Hidden book containing a secret drawer with Silver coins inside. A Weird Torture device and the Funniest item i have ever found inside an abandoned house, also come check out the bed of books. . . . . . . .
This house was attached to another house which had people living there so i had to be very quiet on this explore so PLEASE TURN UP THE VOLUME
This place was filmed before the UK lockdown happened, you can see that im clearly wearing my winter gear.
Hope you enjoy the House of Books and thanks for watching.
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I feel sorry for the person who last lived there. But as a lover of old books, I would be over the moon if I got a chance to look at those books! What a joy! Thank you for sharing this.
Hi Courtney, yes if you love old books this is the place for you, i bet there were some really old and rare ones in that pile:) Thanks for watching
All those beautiful childrens books & bibles, they need to be in a museum so that they can be protected, like you I love books & its really sad to see them like that.
@@andy2625 I agree they do need to go to a museum I couldn't just leave them there to rot or get thrown in a skip.
I also love older books
Realy enjoy this video but I want a part 2, so many things to see and discover. Be safe and keep doing what you do, love it 💖
Ha yes i really could have done a part 2,3,4 and 5 in that place, so much to see, i could have spend the whole day in there just looking through it all:) Thanks for watching
And part 3,4,5....
I totally agree 💯
@@stare6711 Darren, any chance you going back to this house?
I too would give anything to sort through the books. ust awesome! This is my favorite adventure so far, thank you for all you do to bring it to all of us...any chance you could bring more from this place? I would have loved to meet the collector of all those books and things- YES, part 2!! Thanks again and keep up the GREAT WORKK!!!
Thanks for your kind comment, i really could have spent hours in this place looking through everything, infact i could probably make a part 2,3,4 and 5:)
@@stare6711 Oh! Please consider it ! *:)
Egg scissors, for sure-for soft cooked eggs in their shells.. I LOVED looking in the books! Fascinating finds, my friend! Thank you!
Hi Carole, thanks for the info on the scissors, i really had no idea what they might be used for, they looked lethal:) Lots of people kept saying about me not having a good look in books on my explores so i thought id find some interesting old ones and have a look through, glad i did they were both fascinating especially the old almanac from 1745:) Thanks for watching
oldest book I ever found in an abandoned house dated 1537 Dragon press London, and no I didn't leave it there to rot.
Wow thats crazy old:)
@@stare6711 also in the same house was a hand written eye witness journal of the French Revolution written in English, quill pen on parchment. My guess was it had to be an ancestor of the family of the abandoned house. I was going to go back and have another look around since my friends made such a big ado over those two items and some other things I brought back but two weeks later the place was gone. Bulldozers came in and hauled it all away. They were putting in new housing. The house was an old farm there were still saddles and wagons and carriages in the barn...all gone. I rather save something than let it get bulldozed into a trash heap and hauled away or left to rot.
@@babyrazor6887 fair play, youve saved a nice piece of history there:)
@@babyrazor6887 I would definitely save something old and valuable what's the point in leaving it to rot or be thrown out it's a crying shame when explorer's just leave things like that.
Stay there, someone will be by to talk to you soon.
Please cooperate!
Loved it OMG❣️However my feelings was hurt because you didn’t open the big Bible with the brass latches 😔 . You are still the absolute best at filming. Thx for sharing 🤗
Hey Brenda, glad you enjoyed the place, i did actually open that bible with the brass latches when i was looking through the place and there were some really nice old colour pictures inside but it was so fragile on the spine of the book that when it came to filming it i decided not to open it with one hand incase i damaged it:( If i ever find another i promise to look inside it for you:)
@@stare6711 Thank you 😃
Lol thats funny Brenda! I was thinking the exact same thing! I was yelling "Look for the date!" 😆
1923 One Dollar Silver Certificate
The 1923 series is the most common of the large bills. 1923 was the last year that large bills were printed. They aren't very valuable because they are so common. Right now there are tens of thousands of 1923 one dollar silver certificates in existence.
Most of these bills are worth around around $53 in very fine condition. Uncirculated bills with a grade of MS 63 can sell for around $165. The Woods and Tate signature combination is more valuable.
They have older ones worth $
Thanks for the info on the dollar bill, i knew it looked different than the normal ones but wasnt quite sure about it:) Thanks for watching
As a bookaholic......What a find!!!
Linda you would be happy on Lockdown in that house I’m sure, you could read for a few months in there:)
Amazing cob web. It's like curtain, or a scadf!! Very impressive!
Ha yes Lori, it was a very impressive cobweb, im just glad i didnt see the spider who lives in it:)
What a horders house with great finds. If you wanted to mess with the neighbors, walk around around shaking that chain.
Hi Beth, ha yes that chain would definitely sound creepy coming from the empty house next door:) Thanks for watching
Great video. Love the wooden book and it's contents
Hey Phil, the whole place was a bit overwhelming really, just couldnt take it all in. . . . . and then we went on to another hoarders house:) Good Times
Wow just wow amazing place nice one Darren mate.
Thanks Wayne, I could have spent ages in there looking through the drawers but because it was a semi detached house I had to be really quiet which was a shame. I bet you knew exactly what those silver coins were even before I looked at the dates on them😁
@@stare6711 Yes I've got one of those coins
Thanks so much for another great find. My Grandfather came from Cannock Chase and he had a similar Bible with brass clasps and beautiful coloured drawings which were covered by fine sheet of tissue. I have an old cookbook printed in the 1600s left to me when he passed. And never ever seen a cobweb like the one hanging across room. Incredible. Guessing it's filled with lots of old dust. Loved those stain glassed Windows and that wooden book. Thanks again for uploading in this dreadful time. Stay safe. Susan NZ.
Hi Susan, wow you have a book from the 1600s, i bet the meals for cooking inside are very amusing to read. . . . . . . That cobweb has taken a long time to look that good, just glad i didnt see the spider that made it:) Thanks for watching
What gets me is you know these beautiful books are going to be trashed, doesn't it just make you want to rescue them? Of course, I'm sure you wont, but man!!
Hey Adele, yes it kills me to leave really nice things in houses that you know are going to get ruined but its just not worth getting caught as it would be classed as burglery and thats an offence. I no what you mean though, hopefully whoever ends up buying or emptying this house will see the value in these old items and save them for future generations to enjoy:) Thanks for watching
@@stare6711 it will probably get emptied out by contractors employed by the council to go in and clear the place out so the house can go on the market. They will have a field day when they realise the value of some of the stuff in there.
I'm sure they find tons of valuable items in the places they have to clear out after people have passed away with no will or surviving relatives.
My guess is they will be legally allowed to keep anything of value and throw out the rest as there is no one else to claim it. Me personally I would take those books to a museum I couldn't do what you do and leave it all there. Brilliant video your filming is and attention to detail is amazing 👍
The liberty dollar & the paper US silver certificate are worth bucks!!! The Liberty coin probably the most - looks in great condition!
Thanks for your Info on the money, the coin was a really nice one. I wonder what other treasures are buried underneath all the other stuff:). Thanks for watching
Sure the scissors are for chopping off the top of your boiled egg at breakfast ☺
Hi Hilary, thanks for the info on that crazy looking thing, i really had no idea what it could be used for:) Thanks for watching
Illuminated books are truly treasures, not just for value but their beauty and contents.
They looked to be in very good condition
Worth 7500 to 35,000
Thanks for your info on the books, it was a pleasure looking through a few of them:) Thanks for watching
Countries could pay off their entire debt if they would just auction off everything in abandoned houses.
That would be my dream house because lot’s of books. 😆 Love books. 🙃 Nice find! 👍
Hi Tanja, I’m glad you also like books as the guy who lived here loved them so much he slept in them, I’ve never seen a bed quite like that one, you could see the shape in the books where he slept:) Thanks for watching
This is another fascinating find! So many antiques that are wonderful to see, we don't have a rich history here in the states like you have in the UK! I also love old books, and have never seen one dating back that far, simply amazing! You do a great job of filming everything, and your explores are always entertaining! Thank you for sharing this with us!
Hi Merry, im glad you enjoyed looking through this house with me, really interesting things inside that wooden book, i was so pleased i found it:) Thanks for watching
You sure do some interestly & uniquely wonderful explore's....this one wins the gold tooth award though.
enjoying working my way through your back catalogue...keep doing what you do & stay safe...busman steve!
Hey Steve, glad you enjoyed the explore, this place was really difficult to film, just couldn’t move around without falling over something. Nice to find them untouched like this though:) Thanks for watching
Love the old lamps
Hi Ralph, yes those lamps were nice old ones made of good old brass and would probably still work today:) Thanks for watching
Good Morning Stare, really glad to see your ok & still healthy with the coronavirus. What a place you explored, all those antiques in that house & all those beautiful books, and the treasures that were just laying around. I really believe that someone from a museum needs to go in there & try to preserve some of the finds in there, it would be shame if they were left to rot or were stolen. I would not like to meet the spider who put that big spider web on the ceiling it must be huge!! Shame about the person who lived in that house & lived liked that, they must of had some type of mental health issue which is a shame. Thanks for the great video Stare, look forward to the next one. Stay safe ok. Andrew
Hi Andrew, yes me and the family are well and have been doing online food shopping rather than going out to supermarkets in this pandemic, hope your also well and managing to avoid this horrible virus?
This house was so full of stuff that it must have been passed down a few generations before getting to that point. There must be so many more interesting items under all that lot just waiting to be found:) Hopefully whoever ends up buying this house will be able to save anything worth saving for future generations to enjoy:) Thanks for watching
@@stare6711 Hi Stare, Yes doing well thanks. Glad you and your family are well. Andrew
Wow it would take forever to clear that place...so many things to save.
I can’t believe in all that stuff you managed to find a gold tooth. Wow!
I sure don't see someone trying to walk through there with a cane!!!!! Look at the stained glass windows - wow. Those cobwebs are unreal!!! This is a sad situation. That is a lot of weight those second story floors are under.
Hi Belle, im glad you noticed the stained glass windows, they were really unusual. Yes your right about the weight of all those books, they must weigh a tonne:) Thanks for watching
Hi Darren! This explore was fantastic! I laughed seeing that huge cob web hanging from the ceiling. So many cool treasures to see in that home. I loved seeing the old coins and leather books, especially the Bible with the brass corners. I truly enjoyed this explore. Thank you 😊
Hey Chrissy, yes that cobweb was amazing wasnt it, just glad i didnt see the spider that lived in it:) I still cant believe that Carfri. . . . . . Why would anybody think its a good idea to fry eggs whilst your driving ha ha
Btw did you spot the old guys clock on the bed in amoung the books near the old lamp by the window? Thats exactly where he used to sleep, surrounded by books, guess he loved reading so much he surrounded himself with them:)
No, I didn’t see the clock, I’ll rewatch your video and keep an eye out for it, lol! I love your videos and looking forward to more videos from you Darren. ❤️
Merci,cool la vidéo mec.👍❤❤❤
Bonjour Patrice, je suis content que vous ayez apprécié la visite, je ne peux pas croire qu'il a réellement dormi sur tous ses livres, il doit les avoir vraiment aimés :) Merci d'avoir regardé
Love your videos, you go where others won’t. Very interesting!
Hi Susan, there was so many interesting things inside this place, just imagine what other amazing things are just hidden under all the rest of the piles, I could have spent all day in there just looking through it all:)
A really good interesting video. I think Queen Anne was on the throne in 1697.
Hi Ruth, yes such an interesting place to explore, just imagine what other cool things are underneath all that stuff . . . . . . . Thanks for watching
Loved the wind up toy that after all this time still works!! Not to mention the beautiful windows. Interesting yet sad at the same time.....
Hi Ann, it’s amazing that a wind up toy that has been left on the floor for years can still just work like that, things were made to last in the old days:) Thanks for watching
You found a gold mine of antique books!! Enjoyed your video!!!
Hi Diane, im glad you enjoyed a few of the books, lots of people comment about me not opening books and looking through them, so i thought this house was the perfect time to start:) Thanks for watching
What a truly remarkable find.
So clever of you to pick out the most delicate and interesting treasures. Love the gold tooth !
Super clever spiders making brilliant webs !
But how very sad and obviously the previous owner had a real problem.
Thanks for sharing well done.
By the way "lamps" in hall are paraffin heaters ! ( cant imagine they were used much in a house so full of paper !)
And silver scissors WERE used to take the top off your boiled egg !!
Keep safe and stay well.
Janice x
Hi Janice, thanks for the info on the heaters, yes your right, paraffin heaters mixed with a house full of books spells disaster:) The spider web was huge, just glad i didnt see the spider who made it:) Thanks for watching
I have so much going through my head about this. But I can only say...amazing. I love love hoarders I want to see this place so badly. Hands down the best explore videos to date. Thank you for sharing!! Sending lots of love from Sweden 🇸🇪
Hi Melody, my head was also spinning after filming this place, sooooo much stuff everywhere, too much to take in really. Imagine what other cool things are buried under everything else? I did another hoarders house that was crazy full, you might like to watch it if you like hoarders places, I called it 3 floors of extreme hoarding:) Thanks for watching
Absolute winner...well done as usual! What an astounding collection of books, I loved every minute of this, gobsmacked!
Hi Wendy, hope your well in these crazy times we are all living in at the moment?
Yes this guy certainly loved his books, did you notice on his bed there was a small alarm clock near the old lamp by the window? Looks like he read books until he fell asleep in the pile. My favourite thing must have been the Carfri . . . . . .just the idea of frying eggs whilst your driving is so dangerously funny:)
Fantastic stuff, can you imagine how much money an estate sale would bring if they auctioned every item!
Hey Frank, yes can you imagine how many more cool and maybe valuable items are hidden away under that lot, I could have spent all day in there going through it all:) Thanks for watching
I collect 1970s to 90s tabloids and memorbilia. I love seeing abandoned houses with this type of stuff left behind. Furniture from that era is also nice.
Hi Colleen, there was so much stuff inside this place that I could only show a small amount of it. Imagine what other treasures are buried under all that stuff:) Thanks for watching
That must have been a workout getting through there, I can't imagine climbing over mountains of stuff daily. There may have been some treasures there, but no amount of treasure is worth giving up ones life for.
Hi Evelyn, normally in a house as full as this one the person would sleep downstairs but there was no room so he must have climbed over it all to get to his bed which is sad. Your right though, i bet there are some treasures buried in that lot:) Thanks for watching
I could have spent days going thru all the books. Love your videos.
Hi Susan, yes going through that pile of books would take you days but i bet you would find some really old rare ones in there too:) Thanks for watching
The circular scissors with spikes is an antique egg topper. It's a genteel way to remove the top off your soft boiled eggs.
Amazing explore! Thanks!
Hi Sandra, I’m glad you enjoyed the explore, the place was so full and quite difficult to film although there was some nice and unusual things inside that were good to see:) Thanks for watching
That place was jam-packed with books and who knows what other treasures may be hidden under all the clothing. That wooden book was so cool and so was it's contents. I would like to see a part 2 of that place. I'm not sure but I think you could get permission (Don't know exactly how that works) but if you go to the city you could fill out some papers and be able to claim some books, old vehicles... I heard something along the way and that's why I mentioned that. Great fun and so far was the best video. Thank you.
Hi Sharon, thanks for the advice, maybe i will look into that as id love to have another look through the place, imagine how much i must have missed:)
WOW!Thanks Stare !!! One of the best explorers I’ve ever had the pleasure of watching !! Absolutely ❤️❤️❤️😎😇🤣 love your banter, so engaging and so entertaining! Many thnx Stare!😀😎😀
Hi Lyneeta, I’m really glad you enjoyed the video, the place was soooooo full of stuff I really didn’t know what to film. Can you imagine how many other cool things are hiding under all that stuff. . . . . . .i wish I could spend a whole day in there just slowly looking through everything:) Thanks for watching
This was fun. Thanks for the video.
Hey Craig, glad you enjoyed it, i did too. I could have spent the whole day in that place just looking through it all:)
As a Antique & Collectables dealer I would be filling boxes up.
Ha yes you really could fill up plenty of boxes full of antiques from this place, just imagine what else is hiding underneath that huge book pile in the bedroom. I just loved that CarFri what a crazy idea:) Thanks for watching
Wicked find of gasmans that one still need to do it lol did you show Phil the note and the book and the very odd scissors? Il look. Forward to seeing them 😊😊
Hi Becci, the whole house was a bit of a blur really, too much to take in. I could have spent the whole day in there just looking at all the things he had collected. I will look forward to seeing your photos and the things you find:)
1922 Silver Peace Dollar, the most heavily produced date of that type of coin. Common, worth about $20.00. Just amazing stuff.
original ones go for $75-$200
Really think those rare books need to be 'liberated' - it would be an absolute tragedy for them to be left to rot. He certainly was a hoarder and something of a bookworm too. Would it not be possible to approach the neighbor to get some history on the place? How can anyone live like that?!!! Fascinating video. Gill
Hi Gill, yes he certainly loved his books, i bet there are some really old rare ones in that pile somewhere, saving them would be a great idea as they should be treasured by someone:)
Those books needed rescued from this mess. Otherwise the best way to clean this out would be to light it and let it burn!
So rewatching because I so enjoy your work!
That 1922 Sliver Eagle ranges from 50.00 to a couple hundred...unless it is a rare damaged one then it’s crazy $
Wow that’s sooooo much money for an old coin, I’d just love to go back for a whole day and search every drawer and cupboard to see what other interesting items are hidden inside:)
love the puzzle box. the windup bear is from the 40s-50s may have been Japan
Hey, thanks for the info on that little toy bear, I wondered how old he was and where he came from. Yes I also loved that old puzzle book it was a pretty cool find:) Thanks for watching
That Was Awesome 😀😎😀
Thanks Chris, it was a tricky one to film but worth it when you find some interesting items, still cant believe that Carfri . . . . . . . Frying eggs when your driving isnt a good idea:)
Never seen any thing like this!
Hi Cynthia, I agree with you, it was sooooo full of stuff, I really didn’t know what to look at. The bedroom with a mountain of books was crazy . . . . . . . . Thanks for watching
I suppose someone built a monument for them self in their lifetime, now...I NEED ANOTHER BAT
Hi Rita, yes the amount of books piled up in that one bedroom was incredible, imagine how long it must have taken him to read that lot:) Thanks for watching
Loved the mirror any history on the place mate
I wish I could tell you more about the place but because of it being attached to another house I had to be sooooo quiet. Even opening drawers was noisy so wasn’t able to do any investigation work really:(
@@stare6711 yeah I know that feeling. Slightest noise you say shush to yourself 😂
Interesting to see the 1745 Rider's British Merlin book, an early almanac. Dean Swift is an alternative name for Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver's Travels, who died in that year. The book's probably worth a couple of hundred £s. Shame you didn't show the label on the underside of the clockwork toy!
Thanks for your info on Dean Swift, interesting how its written in the almanac. I didnt notice the label on the clockwork toy until i watched it back. . . . . then i kicked myself for missing it:( Thanks for watching
That cobweb was like a sheet blowing in the wind. Crazy. @ 9:00 anytime theres a gas(petrol) can INSIDE someones house...you know theres a serious problem & I cant stop wondering if the magic eraser could de-grime the filth. Madness!
By the way, this was such a fun explore to watch...the books, bibles, and secret hiding book....love it
Wow that place had some really old valuable books and coins etc it's a shame they will probably all end up in a skip.
I would of definitely taken the really old books they are collectors items.
Did you manage to look up in the attic bet that was also full of stuff. Thanks for posting 👍
Hi Maria, lots of interesting items in that place, i thought the waistcoat made of old gloves was so interesting and really nice to see. No i didnt venture up into the attic as there was sooooo much to see in the house, youve got me thinking now what was up there:)
@@stare6711 yes that waistcoat was amazing whoever made that were really clever and creative. Perhaps you should go back and take a look in the attic it's bound to be full of stuff.
This was quite fascinating.Thee was a lot of junk that’s for sure,but the owner knew his books..I remember the one with the Pixie on that was near the bibles ,I had one of those lol..Those books wow certainly old. I loved the really old small one ,probably originally a ladies one by the cover,but so beautifully made. .i think that the owner just could not bear to throw anything away and it just got a bit over whelming..So sad really . Great find though ,thanks for the tour..Keep safe 😀
I'm trying to clean up our old farmhouse and I certainly know that feeling. Overwhelming. You have to be ruthless or you leave a mess for someone else to deal with. Having only one adult child who has expressed no interest in a lifetime accumulation, it is a sad task.
Hi Christine, its always nice when you see something from your past like that Pixie book you once had, i bet it put a smile on your face:)
I think the two large coins are called Trade Dollars. I've got one kicking around that I inherited from a relative,although mine is a later date. No idea what those spiky scissors are, I don't think I want to know!
Thanks for the info on the 2 big coins didnt know what they were called:) like you said the spiky scissors just conjure up all kinds of painfull thoughts:)
The Silver Certificate dollar with the blue stamp is a collectors item. It's worth anywhere from $950 to $4000 in the collector's market.
Hey Reese, Wow thats alot of money for a 1 dollar bill:)
Reese I have one in mint condition like never used 1935 I think. Do you know any collectors that I can trust?
I would not like to live next door, just think of the mice and the smell!
Yes I agree, imagine the place caught fire with all those books inside, the neighbours place would go up in a flash. Thanks for watching
@@stare6711 i am surprised the neighbours have not done anything about it yet.
p.s. THE SCISSOR IS AN ANTIQUE 'EGG TOPPER' USED TO CUT OFF TOP OF POACHED EGG TO EAT THE INSIDE !
Well i would have never guessed that, thanks. I bet they would work quite well too:)
They had class then
Unless these books are saved they will be thrown into a skip and taken away to a local tip by the council.
Yes your right, it’s sad to think that might happen, hopefully whoever ends up buying this place will like reading:) Thanks for watching
Stare If it is bought by the local council ,they won't even bother to send the books to charity shops because they will be thinking about obtaining rent revenue asap. This elderly gentleman's love of books should be continued by somehow saving his books. Maybe you should reconsider your stance on not taking anything. Start a #BookSaversClub 📕📚📖📙📗📘📑😉
whats in the attic? had a ladder by it so somebody put stuff there
No at first I didn't see the alarm clock so I had to go back and look, it's the one in front of the book, house of splendid Isolation Lol.
i remember when you only had 10 subscribers
Ha yes 10 you were one of my first subs. There are some video tapes coming up in my next video you might find interesting:)
@@stare6711 Great looking forward to that :)
We call these types hoarders in the states, there is even a tv show dedicated to the stories of these usually mentally ill people. What a fire trap! Careful mate, thanks for the vid.
Hey Steven, yes your right i think he was a hoarder and just couldnt throw anything away. I guess the attached neighbours house wouldnt be to pleased to know all those books were in there and the power is still on. Would burn down in minutes . . . . . .Thanks for watching
I agree with Courtney Hume
the large Bibles were used by priests in church. could have got 1 at a small library book sale for 25 cents once
at least roof hasnt leaked yet
I watched u looking through that wooden book why dont u put it back together again as u find it that is very up setting
Hi Ann, I’m not sure if you had the sound on the video but straight after I looked through the contents of the wooden book I say on camera that I’m going to turn off the camera and put things back exactly where I found them as it’s too difficult to do whilst holding a camera and torch:) Thanks for watching
@@stare6711 thank u for letting me know
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Thanks Lee, crazy house and sooooo difficult to film:)
@@stare6711 you done a brilliant job bro, loving the content 👌👌
book lover in me crying I do understand to a point just want touch them look inside feel the pages in aw..lol History is lost is people.. I would loved to talk to this person hmm his mind must have wonder
Hi Karen, yes there sure is a lot of history in this place, can’t believe that book was from 1745. . . . . . I hope that whoever buys this place likes books and can rescue them all:) Thanks for watching
Could the scissor thing be for picking up coins??
Apparently its a very posh item for taking the top off your boiled eggs way back in the 1890s
Era un acumulador!!! Una locura
Hi Maria, thanks for watching
We miss you Stare 😔
Hi Brenda, nice to hear from you, I’ve been taking some time off exploring and going out camping and caving with my boy who is now 12 years old. I’m sure I will find somewhere worth filming soon though as I’m starting to miss it:). Speak soon🙂
Me encanta tu forma de encontrar tesoros, te felicito
That Silver Dollar with the Eagle dated 1922 is worth $15,000!!
That's crazy 😲
Forgot to mention that the little book titled Wee Macgreegor that you stood up and the black and white picture you set against the dresser, did you notice that the boy on the book and the boy in the black and white picture are standing in the same position and almost dressed the same?
Ive just watched it back and yes your right, great spot they do look very similar dont they:). As you are good at spotting things, did you notice the old mans alarm clock on the bed next to the old lamp by the window?
Abandono😔😔. 😘
Thanks again for watching Marilu
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📖 Reality don't exist with a book 📖
Hey Roxane, hope your well in these crazy times we are all having at the moment with the Coronavirus? I really enjoyed this place as there was so many interesting items just lying around, i still cant believe that Carfri. . . . . . Can you imagine trying to fri eggs whilst your driving. . . . . Crazy idea:)
Just saying, I wouldn't leave anything of historical value behind.
Hi, hope you enjoyed the tour of this interesting place. I know what you mean about some of the items just sitting there slowly decaying like that, they really need to be saved and put into the right hands of people who appreciate them and their history:) Thanks for watching
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This house is currently on fire, it’s been abandoned for a number of years now but tonight fire fighters are trying to get the fire under control
Who's that @ 8:47 ??
That would be me
25:00 it takes the top off a boiled egg
Hi Amber, it’s a pretty neat piece isn’t it, I bet it works really well too. I had no idea what it was so thanks for letting me know:)
Stare I’m glued to your videos. They are amazing thank you