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Hey you totally missed out on a really cool machine there was a gun powder reloading machine hand crank that was by the door when you slowly moved your camera slowly past it you could see it it had a red funnel on top of it and a cylinder that reloads a Bullet cuz you were wondering if she had any weapons obviously the husband was probably reloading ammo because it's cheaper to make your own ammo kind of figured I'd let you know keep up the good work love the videos hope you give me a shout out telling you what the machine was that would be awesome my name is Dominic by the way
Love u idol Steve ronin love the intro and your voice so beautiful to listen so charming staysafe and Godbless avid fan here at lipa batangas philippines
I had to stop watching it absolutely breaks my heart to think this dear sweet lady had family that she obviously cared about to keep photos of and that sent her cards etc and nobody collected and kept her memories and lifelong treasures safe! I miss my Nan more than anything 😩 how can people be so heartless I really don’t understand! 🤯😢🥺
Right!! In our culture is to value our patents and grandparents in the house because they have took care of us and now it is our time to take care of the house and our kids (grandkids) no matter what.
Thank you for another adventure, but please remember sometimes family members are the reason why houses sometimes go abandoned when the deaths of family members. They can be tied up in court for years, taxes and foreclosures as well. Sometimes its takes years to even get them straighten out. There are so many reasons unfortunately 😕 and you don't really know people until there is property and money involved from one's estate😉
Those are caregiver papers for Betty. She probably had dementia and required help, so her niece wrote a list to help the caregivers out wherever they came in.
Shell Bell You may be correct on the papers. They could also be assessment papers from a care facility. There very detailed .It's still just ashame that family just left every thing. And that people have trashed the home.
That's what I was thinking too. I used to be a CNA in rehab centers/nursing homes and that looks like a care plan. We had one for each resident and made a new one when a resident was discharged either to go home or transferred to a new facility.
I LOVE your videos. Especially now. I need it😬. I’m 66, I walked away from the place I lived and left most of my stuff. The lady who bought it knew I was going to. I moved to an apartment and took my most important things, but I know that when I die, my daughter and son will take care of what I have left. This is so sad to me. I left before this could happen. I bought the home I lived in myself. My husband died on the couch in the middle of the night and after that I didn’t have a reason to stay. Stuff isn’t important after we die.
My grandmother lived in the same house as me and when she died (at the age of 96) everyone was so heartbroken that no one has touched her bedroom or items in there (her bed/pillow, nightstand, etc) for a good 8 years (there is a 8 year build up of dust on everything.) But I can’t imagine leaving her house to be potentially destroyed!
It’s so sad that her home has been destroyed. It’s such a shame they leave these places abandoned when so many people are on the street needing good homes . Thank you for always showing respect when you visit these places x
I loved the second house. It looked very cozy. One of the books in the second house was called Dewey. I have it. It's about a cat that lived for 19 years in a library in Iowa and befriended everyone that came there. He was very famous. He was an orange tabby like the one in some of the pics in the house.
Another book I have that Grandma had on her shelf was "Forever Amber." I purchased it ( same dust cover) in the late 70s to early 80s from a monthly book club. So sad to see things she loved not appreciated any more.
You guys were welcome she tried to tell you in the only way she could. You didn’t get sick. If she felt you were not honoring her your experience would have been bad
Yes, that was my belief also. If they had become a disturbance or problem, I am sure the chill would have lasted till they left. I appreciate the manner they do the video's with so much reverence. That is one of the things that makes them so great.
Another cool video. At 22:23 when you were in the basement, you can see the red contraption bolted to a work bench. That is a Lee Precision brand reloading press for reloading ammunition. Betty's husband was definitely a firearms enthusiast. That is probably where the few rounds of ammunition you found came from.
Unfortunately, some deceased people's estates end up tied up in court for years by family members. Either they are battling against the will, or a will was not drawn up. While this goes on, no one is taking care of the place. It's so very sad.
I love your vids. You are so respectful and caring in ever place you explore! Much respect. I share most of your experiences to my group, The Project. Thanks for all you do! Peace ✌
I pretty sure those typed notes were for the caregivers. It's always good to know about the person you are going to take care of, personal preferences, and some background.
FYI. Those big metal barrels in the basement held fuel oil for the furnace.. It’s the second time I’ve seen you call them water tanks!! No you’re just a little better informed. Love your videos. Love your enthusiasm.
He's lucky that's all the damage the venom did. I was bitten by one in 92. I had no clue what happened. I got sick, ended up in the hospital. No one knew what was wrong until I just happened to roll over and they saw this huge spot on my right thigh where the spider bit me.
I was bitten by a brown recluse and didn't find it for several days. It was in my greenhouse. A dermatologist injected around the bite with cortisone it lowered the immune response to the venom and the site of the bite rotted and necrosed down into my hip joint and pelvis. I had 8 hrs of surgery and 3 months of home health and IV antibiotics run into a central IV line in my heart to keep my leg. My weight dropped to 85 lbs and I'm 5'4"" tall. I have never been that sick. I have residual arthritis in my hip and a lot of nerve pain and no specific auto immune disease. Brown recluse spiders are no joke! It's a good thing I had decent medical insurance at the time. I totaled over $250,000! I'm now on social security disability. Please be careful around spiders! I was only 31 at the time.
the family should have at least take care of the house and treasure their grandmas belonging. it really makes me sad that grandmas house is ransack and destroyed 😭 just miss my grandma who past away a year ago
The cinnamon sticks would last just about forever in an airtight container -have made some before and the tree is smaller than most people think it should be. In the local language I call it ‘sweet wood’.
When you feel something cold it means something is right beside you. I’ve this experience when my mum passed away recently when she visited me. My entire house is cold like ice. I believe the grandma spirit is still there.
Hearing about how the grandkids really didn't care and saying they loved her is BS...I loved my Grandma and I wouldn't have left her like her kids (grandkids) I'd be living in this beautiful house no matter what. R.I.P. to the ones left behind. I feel your pain!😢😭😇
wow, i was just as freaked out like you guyz, i believe too that a spirit is lingering there, explains the coldness. Thanks Steve, I enjoyed watching, looking forward to the next exploration. Cheerz.
The story of every houses and mansions in Steve's videos breaks my heart, I'm thinking all the bad and happy memories of the family when their together.
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It just breaks my heart that idiots would go into another persons home and trash everything!!! What the hell is wrong with people anymore? This was someones home, this was someones personal belongings, this was someones life!
Thank you for your exploring these abandoned properties its a real shame people come and vandalise and destroy items which were once owned Steve Ronin thank you for being the voice of the people who once lived there and respecting the items thank you Steve Ronin
Steve, thanks for taking us along with you on this explore. I love the fact that you try to see the good in these homes instead of all the negative. Stay true my friend.
The doll you found in the first house is a vintage German made cloth doll made between 1920 and 1932. So it actually looks really good for its age. I have one but it does not look as good as the one on that couch...
Hi, Steve, Big shout out from Brisbane, Queensland - Australia. The artwork is called ; 'Dance At Bougival' painted in between 1882 & 1883 By Pierre Auguste Renoir (RENOIR) In brief; The painting is in the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America. The work depicts two of 'Renoir's' friends, Suzanne Valadon and Paul Lhote. The setting is the French village of 'Bougival,' about 15 km from the center of Paris. Many famous Impressionists including Claude Monet, Alfred Sisley, Berthe Morisot, and Renoir painted scenes there at that period of time.
Beautifulg gem that deserves to be brought back to life! It is so saddened that people abandoned beautiful older houses with equally beautiful properties if they’re restored to formal glory. From my experience, women likes guns near them. My Gran had kept her Smith & Weston with pearl handle in her bedroom. Though , bullets could had belong to her deceased husband’s guns if he had owned guns.
Does anyone else continually move their screen like you can change the light or angle as you are watching. Lol. I keep checking myself😂🤣. Great vids. Love the searching for info. You’re extremely respectful and personable. Makes your channel unique!! Great job!! So sad that the family cares so little they just let it go! Makes you wonder how long since she had visitors before she passed😭
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Thanks for the video of this, once beautiful, home. It is very sad to see it in such disarray, it seems that it was a well built, bright and happy home at one time.
This was a good Explorer maybe her spirit was in there and you guys are looking at her photos and you were impressed with the pictures and her stuff and her family so that made her happy and then it got warmer in there you never know that was way cool sometimes you say funny things Roni👀👍😆
It makes me sad that she was afraid of being robbed and now we are going through her things😔 I'm not going to finish the video. I know nothing is being taken it's just the fact that she was afraid of someone coming in. I will catch up with you Steve on the next one. Stay safe!
Just because she was the only one who voiced her fear doesnt mean none of the other explored homes owners didnt have the same fear, i'm sure subconsciously thats many peoples fears. They arent taking anything , and they are respectful,so the way to look at it is they are giving their memories and life work and acheivements and accomplishments life again that their family didnt care enough to (when done respectfully and properly ).
Really enjoyed these videos ,,,sad theres people that don't respect abandoned homes and trash them,,,i loved the 1st hz cuz i love lots of big windows in the living room,,thx mr ronin
Reminds me of my Grams house and Betty had some of the same stuff. I have a black cat Moses so seeing she had a black cat brought a smile to my face n warmth to my heart.
Love your videos, when you go do an exploration your so careful, kind, and gentle with the things that are left behind...I want to say thank you for making me feel like I was right there with you exploring . But please be careful you never know who might be out there... Can't wait for more of your videos......
and the device for adding air to start fire is called "bellows"; started watching some of these abandon house shows about a month ago, your one of the best at, this will be my home home in a few years.
Loved the tour of the house. I love these types of videos and would enjoy visiting some as well. I am the type that when driving past older abandoned houses, what is still inside.
She wants her story told and she’s letting you know she’s ok with you being there. That’s the room. Don’t be afraid if you were not welcome you would get sick. She appreciates your presents
Hey Steve, I'm just catching up on some of you're videos I missed. I really love this one. Creepy chills for you guys. I actually have that kitchen prayer myself. But it's more like a picture frame. Just the same words. I love this, just about before the paranormal for you. Love ya my friend.
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Hey Steve is this house you're grandmother's house.?
Hey you totally missed out on a really cool machine there was a gun powder reloading machine hand crank that was by the door when you slowly moved your camera slowly past it you could see it it had a red funnel on top of it and a cylinder that reloads a Bullet cuz you were wondering if she had any weapons obviously the husband was probably reloading ammo because it's cheaper to make your own ammo kind of figured I'd let you know keep up the good work love the videos hope you give me a shout out telling you what the machine was that would be awesome my name is Dominic by the way
Love u idol Steve ronin love the intro and your voice so beautiful to listen so charming staysafe and Godbless avid fan here at lipa batangas philippines
You guys are such sensitive sweet guys.
Looks scary..
Absolutely love the fact that you try to find a story behind where you're exploring that is what actually keeps me very interested
Totally Agree 👍
No doubt I want to know some of the history
I love stories so me too haha
And gets rich / helps himself to the free loot too whist doing it😂.
Dream job right there.
@@BlackDahlia-zz1qr I'll tell you as many stories as you like 👍
How sad that someone would destroy the loving home of a woman who left so many memories of her life. Breaks my heart.
I feel you!😢
Why can't people just look at the belongings and not destroy everything?
@@connied8841 you have to ask what we're the parents like to have raised people who feel like they have to destroy everything.
@@aliciatsalabutie6912will do Ii
I had to stop watching it absolutely breaks my heart to think this dear sweet lady had family that she obviously cared about to keep photos of and that sent her cards etc and nobody collected and kept her memories and lifelong treasures safe! I miss my Nan more than anything 😩 how can people be so heartless I really don’t understand! 🤯😢🥺
I agree with you. I love n miss my Gram. She was my world.
Sometimes it's just too much stuff to keep though
Ppl are heartless
If her spirit is still in the house...imagine how horrified she would be seeing her beautiful home TRASHED by people who just don't care....
Right!! In our culture is to value our patents and grandparents in the house because they have took care of us and now it is our time to take care of the house and our kids (grandkids) no matter what.
It's sad really! This was her whole life...everything! And people just trash it..
From dust to dust.
Oh she can’t. People don’t hang around like that. When we die, we’re GONE.
@@GimmeMorebyEm well she doesn’t know about it anyway.
This really breaks my heart...
To see all the photos and keepsakes laying uncared for or wanted by family
Something you cant ever replace...
I feel like grandma might be there with you, showing off her stuff. She's was proud of her home.
Thank you for another adventure, but please remember sometimes family members are the reason why houses sometimes go abandoned when the deaths of family members. They can be tied up in court for years, taxes and foreclosures as well. Sometimes its takes years to even get them straighten out. There are so many reasons unfortunately 😕 and you don't really know people until there is property and money involved from one's estate😉
Those are caregiver papers for Betty. She probably had dementia and required help, so her niece wrote a list to help the caregivers out wherever they came in.
Shell Bell You may be correct on the papers.
They could also be assessment papers from a care facility.
There very detailed .It's still just ashame that family just left every thing. And that people have trashed the home.
That's what I was thinking too. I used to be a CNA in rehab centers/nursing homes and that looks like a care plan. We had one for each resident and made a new one when a resident was discharged either to go home or transferred to a new facility.
💯 I think you're right about the Papers. I am Activities Director at a Family Care Facility. We see a lot of papers/cases like this. 💔
Being a PSW this letter would have been a great heads up and appreciated.
She looked like a beautiful Grandma!❤️❤️
I am sure she loved her children and grandchildren and enjoyed there visits.
The first place would’ve been such a beautiful home what with all the painted panels and woodwork detailing.
I LOVE your videos. Especially now. I need it😬. I’m 66, I walked away from the place I lived and left most of my stuff. The lady who bought it knew I was going to. I moved to an apartment and took my most important things, but I know that when I die, my daughter and son will take care of what I have left. This is so sad to me. I left before this could happen. I bought the home I lived in myself. My husband died on the couch in the middle of the night and after that I didn’t have a reason to stay. Stuff isn’t important after we die.
It is so sad to see those beautiful bandit homes just fall apart
Doesn't her family even care about their grandmother's house and her personal belongings?? Jeez. What's wrong with people?? Narcos.
My thoughts exactly. Sad but true.
Was she abandoned? How was she making money for food.
that's just sad I'd never leave my grandma's stuff to rot.
@@victoriadeville1255 Right! I wouldn't leave her house to be destroyed...I feel your pain!
My grandmother lived in the same house as me and when she died (at the age of 96) everyone was so heartbroken that no one has touched her bedroom or items in there (her bed/pillow, nightstand, etc) for a good 8 years (there is a 8 year build up of dust on everything.) But I can’t imagine leaving her house to be potentially destroyed!
Both are such nice houses. The second one had that cool bathroom with the rich green tiles contrasting with white detailing.. such rustic vibes!
It’s so sad that her home has been destroyed. It’s such a shame they leave these places abandoned when so many people are on the street needing good homes . Thank you for always showing respect when you visit these places x
I loved the second house. It looked very cozy. One of the books in the second house was called Dewey. I have it. It's about a cat that lived for 19 years in a library in Iowa and befriended everyone that came there. He was very famous. He was an orange tabby like the one in some of the pics in the house.
Brigitte Ramos I have that book too!
Another book I have that Grandma had on her shelf was "Forever Amber." I purchased it ( same dust cover) in the late 70s to early 80s from a monthly book club. So sad to see things she loved not appreciated any more.
You guys were welcome she tried to tell you in the only way she could. You didn’t get sick. If she felt you were not honoring her your experience would have been bad
Yes, that was my belief also. If they had become a disturbance or problem, I am sure the chill would have lasted till they left. I appreciate the manner they do the video's with so much reverence. That is one of the things that makes them so great.
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Aroma therapy kit 😊
That first home looked like a nice place in it's day. Such a shame the way people trashed it...
Hi Steve the doll is a felt doll ,she’s not a spooky ,she’s old ,she probably meant a lot to Betty ,she could of had her from a child . Ann uk xx
I bet u that doll is from the 1930 s or 40s. OopS now somebody will probably take it
The head is made of a composite (that's what they call it 😁) and of course felt as was mentioned🤗🤗🍀❤.
Yes that is the way dolls were made before plastic became so popular
All that wood, in the second house, is knotty pine. My bedroom, growing up, was like that. I loved it.
Another cool video. At 22:23 when you were in the basement, you can see the red contraption bolted to a work bench. That is a Lee Precision brand reloading press for reloading ammunition. Betty's husband was definitely a firearms enthusiast. That is probably where the few rounds of ammunition you found came from.
Unfortunately, some deceased people's estates end up tied up in court for years by family members. Either they are battling against the will, or a will was not drawn up. While this goes on, no one is taking care of the place. It's so very sad.
You guys are so respectful with not touching 😢her belongings
I love your vids. You are so respectful and caring in ever place you explore! Much respect. I share most of your experiences to my group, The Project. Thanks for all you do! Peace ✌
It makes me mad ,where are her family ,she was serposed to be so loved ,I would never do that ,they have no respect.Ann uk x
WOW! THAT IS SO SO SO SAD.
The houses with everything left behind make me sad 😔
All the beautiful furniture in that house and those kids and grandkids just left it to rot. No wonder grandma can’t rest in peace
It’s such a shame the house was messed up!
I pretty sure those typed notes were for the caregivers. It's always good to know about the person you are going to take care of, personal preferences, and some background.
Those houses are reminder to us that when it's our time to join spirit world, that then we can not take physical things with us.
WHEN YOU KNOW SOMEONE DIED ALWAYS OPEN A WINDOW TO ALLOW THEIR SPIRIT TO LEAVE THAT IS WHY YOU FEEL A CHILL IN THE ROOM ONLY FOR A MOMENT.
cold chills are visits from souls from the other side. Grandma was there in her room. Keep studying about mediumship.
The "blow fan" at 13:36 is technically called a "bellows".
Loved that second house, I hope no one comes and messes it up hey
FYI. Those big metal barrels in the basement held fuel oil for the furnace.. It’s the second time I’ve seen you call them water tanks!! No you’re just a little better informed. Love your videos. Love your enthusiasm.
He's lucky that's all the damage the venom did. I was bitten by one in 92. I had no clue what happened. I got sick, ended up in the hospital. No one knew what was wrong until I just happened to roll over and they saw this huge spot on my right thigh where the spider bit me.
@Marylee Macpherson Same as him. Brown Recluse aka Fiddleback.
I was bitten by a brown recluse and didn't find it for several days. It was in my greenhouse. A dermatologist injected around the bite with cortisone it lowered the immune response to the venom and the site of the bite rotted and necrosed down into my hip joint and pelvis. I had 8 hrs of surgery and 3 months of home health and IV antibiotics run into a central IV line in my heart to keep my leg. My weight dropped to 85 lbs and I'm 5'4"" tall. I have never been that sick. I have residual arthritis in my hip and a lot of nerve pain and no specific auto immune disease. Brown recluse spiders are no joke! It's a good thing I had decent medical insurance at the time. I totaled over $250,000! I'm now on social security disability. Please be careful around spiders! I was only 31 at the time.
I really enjoyed this one. Thankyou
Great video Steve
the family should have at least take care of the house and treasure their grandmas belonging. it really makes me sad that grandmas house is ransack and destroyed 😭 just miss my grandma who past away a year ago
The cinnamon sticks would last just about forever in an airtight container -have made some before and the tree is smaller than most people think it should be. In the local language I call it ‘sweet wood’.
Even before Covid Guys should be wearing masks mould etc risky.
That guy that stuck his nose into a jar of moldy pasta... mold spores are airborne!!!
When you feel something cold it means something is right beside you. I’ve this experience when my mum passed away recently when she visited me. My entire house is cold like ice. I believe the grandma spirit is still there.
Its such a shame that people have to vandalize these beautiful homes and how thear is no Respect for thear home
Every time I see the mess people did to the houses I want to clean it up. Are you ever tempted to clean
Yes
😂😂😂😂😂hahahaha I thought I was the only one!I literally picture my self taking dust off the furniture cleaning mapping sweeping etc
Hearing about how the grandkids really didn't care and saying they loved her is BS...I loved my Grandma and I wouldn't have left her like her kids (grandkids) I'd be living in this beautiful house no matter what. R.I.P. to the ones left behind. I feel your pain!😢😭😇
Grandma was standing close to the guy that was shivering. She may have thought he was a family member and then once realized he was not she left.
I love how respectful you are. Great exploration.
wow, i was just as freaked out like you guyz, i believe too that a spirit is lingering there, explains the coldness. Thanks Steve, I enjoyed watching, looking forward to the next exploration. Cheerz.
Another wonderful video. I wish there where more places like these.
I luv how respectful you are in these homes
The story of every houses and mansions in Steve's videos breaks my heart, I'm thinking all the bad and happy memories of the family when their together.
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Have been for quite sometime..
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Hi
It just breaks my heart that idiots would go into another persons home and trash everything!!! What the hell is wrong with people anymore? This was someones home, this was someones personal belongings, this was someones life!
This is cool. I remember you explorering with Josh at this same house.
Thank you for your exploring these abandoned properties its a real shame people come and vandalise and destroy items which were once owned Steve Ronin thank you for being the voice of the people who once lived there and respecting the items thank you Steve Ronin
1st doll I’ve ever seen that didn’t fully creep me out. That one looks sweet 🤗
Steve, thanks for taking us along with you on this explore. I love the fact that you try to see the good in these homes instead of all the negative. Stay true my friend.
Thnx for the Bonus video~ Great job guys!!
I love how into the explore you are. That you take your time and show personal as well as architectural details! Great job! Ty
Someone really really cared about her to write a long mini-biography like that for her caretakers to read!
The doll you found in the first house is a vintage German made cloth doll made between 1920 and 1932. So it actually looks really good for its age. I have one but it does not look as good as the one on that couch...
Hi, Steve,
Big shout out from Brisbane, Queensland - Australia.
The artwork is called
; 'Dance At Bougival' painted in between 1882 & 1883 By Pierre Auguste Renoir (RENOIR)
In brief; The painting is in the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America.
The work depicts two of 'Renoir's' friends, Suzanne Valadon and Paul Lhote. The setting is the French village of 'Bougival,' about 15 km from the center of Paris.
Many famous Impressionists including Claude Monet, Alfred Sisley, Berthe Morisot, and Renoir painted scenes there at that period of time.
Her home 🏡 was probably in pristine condition. It looks like someone has gone in there and rummaged through her things.
I just can not believe that nobody ever came to clean out personal belongings after their Grandmother died!
Beautifulg gem that deserves to be brought back to life! It is so saddened that people abandoned beautiful older houses with equally beautiful properties if they’re restored to formal glory. From my experience, women likes guns near them. My Gran had kept her Smith & Weston with pearl handle in her bedroom. Though , bullets could had belong to her deceased husband’s guns if he had owned guns.
Great explore. Enjoyed it a lot. 😃
They didn't love her enough to clear out her belongings an take personal items like photos so sad
Does anyone else continually move their screen like you can change the light or angle as you are watching. Lol. I keep checking myself😂🤣. Great vids. Love the searching for info. You’re extremely respectful and personable. Makes your channel unique!! Great job!!
So sad that the family cares so little they just let it go! Makes you wonder how long since she had visitors before she passed😭
Guys love the respect and reverence shown to the desease..good guys.
Great video, you always make me reflect on life and family. Thanx!!! Keep up the good work.
You should go back to Betty’s house and do a spirit box session
Thank you Steve brilliant video upsetting thinking of the poor person who might have lived there.
Steve I love your music because it's soothing and peaceful
Jacek Skarżyński
Zastanawiam się dlaczego rodziny nie chcą zabrać pamiątek z tych domów ,a ludzie chodzą i dewastują ...Pamiętaj co pisałam .. Nie szukaj duchów tylko rób to, w czym jesteś najlepszy .. Dziękuję za piękny pokaz .. Polubiłam Pana za ten pokaz tej willi za te 200 milionów dolarów ..ale jestem jeszcze pod wrażeniem ... Uwielbiam Was za szacunek jakim darzycie siebie nawzajem i szanujecie rzeczy .. Proszę nie róbcie niepokoju wobec siebie w domach w których jesteście ....Pozdrawiam z Polski Babcia Jacka ...
I love how you fascinated every details.been 3days exploring your videos.👌
Time Capsules and frozen in time,
is my kind of exploring. Glad to hear these home owners were loved.
😁👍🏻Let's start exploring!
Thanks for the video of this, once beautiful, home. It is very sad to see it in such disarray, it seems that it was a well built, bright and happy home at one time.
My parents had that bedroom set with the shelf's with doors on headboard. That was from 1950 to 1975. I lived it. Don't know what happened to it.
Cute doll.. Love dolls and essential oils nice home good to see she was loved it is sad her spirit is in the room
This was a good Explorer maybe her spirit was in there and you guys are looking at her photos and you were impressed with the pictures and her stuff and her family so that made her happy and then it got warmer in there you never know that was way cool sometimes you say funny things Roni👀👍😆
I hope that as you look at things, move things and open things, that you put them back even better, correctly and close them.
Makes me sad to see the destruction that people have done. I almost want to clean it up. Ty for sharing
Finally l have found a channel that l really like..thank you for sharing this clip with us👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💜
more fantastic vids from both homes the chill thing is strange
It makes me sad that she was afraid of being robbed and now we are going through her things😔 I'm not going to finish the video. I know nothing is being taken it's just the fact that she was afraid of someone coming in. I will catch up with you Steve on the next one. Stay safe!
Just because she was the only one who voiced her fear doesnt mean none of the other explored homes owners didnt have the same fear, i'm sure subconsciously thats many peoples fears. They arent taking anything , and they are respectful,so the way to look at it is they are giving their memories and life work and acheivements and accomplishments life again that their family didnt care enough to (when done respectfully and properly ).
Really enjoyed these videos ,,,sad theres people that don't respect abandoned homes and trash them,,,i loved the 1st hz cuz i love lots of big windows in the living room,,thx mr ronin
I forget to say I will send support for you and your traveling. I love your channel and Don't miss any
When you guys got goosebumps I did as well! Loved this video!
Reminds me of my Grams house and Betty had some of the same stuff. I have a black cat Moses so seeing she had a black cat brought a smile to my face n warmth to my heart.
Love your videos, when you go do an exploration your so careful, kind, and gentle with the things that are left behind...I want to say thank you for making me feel like I was right there with you exploring . But please be careful you never know who might be out there... Can't wait for more of your videos......
it’s sad to see and hear that betty probably most likely suffered from Alzheimer’s/dementia.
Hey Steve I really enjoy your videos, I feel like I am right there with you. keep up the good work!!!
Bless her heart ! LOVE ! 💋🐾🐾✌
Don't take anything home with you (like the unknown).be safe
“Oh look, she had a dress!”
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Why wouldn’t she?
and the device for adding air to start fire is called "bellows"; started watching some of these abandon house shows about a month ago, your one of the best at, this will be my home home in a few years.
Loved the tour of the house. I love these types of videos and would enjoy visiting some as well. I am the type that when driving past older abandoned houses, what is still inside.
She wants her story told and she’s letting you know she’s ok with you being there. That’s the room. Don’t be afraid if you were not welcome you would get sick. She appreciates your presents
She can't tell you any thing she's dead
Hey Steve, I'm just catching up on some of you're videos I missed. I really love this one. Creepy chills for you guys. I actually have that kitchen prayer myself. But it's more like a picture frame. Just the same words. I love this, just about before the paranormal for you. Love ya my friend.