The two Bungalow style homes had beautiful lime stone facades. Such a pity so many houses are left to ruin and go to waste. Again really interesting explores thanks Paul.
Hi Julz! Only just getting back through the comments now! Hopefully that first home gets restored!! Shame they divided it in to two though. Cheers for watching again :-)
Very generous helping of urbex today mate ,, couple of lovely old girls. Too far gone to save I guess. Big thanks for an evening’s entertainment while out in the truck. Cheers mate.
Very cool explores. Thought the first bungalow was gonna be a no go.The Metallica poster in the second one was a nice discovery. Look forward to the next explore. Stay safe
I love to watch your videos and all the very different styles of homes in Australia. Especially, the very old and forgotten ones, all original with original furnishings. The homes out in the country. Those are my favorite. Be safe!!! I truly admire you are definitely one of the more intelligent explorers out there knowing you need to use a mask to protect your lungs. I wish other explorers would just get it!!!! Thank you so much for sharing. You are awesome!!!! LOL "Hello, anybody home"? I sure hope not. 😅
I love your housing adventure :) The first Bungalow was built solid .....i bet it was a beautiful home at it,s time :) I always love to watch you explore ....Thank u so much for the walking tour.... i love what you do ....Thank u for taking me with you
Thank you for taking us along on your tour. ALWAYS enjoy your videos. Love the outside stone wall on the first house, and loved that leather chair. Am happy you wear your dust mask; stay safe, take care, God bless you. Have a nice evening, Paul.
I love the front porches if i could move one of those homes to a big piece of land man what find! Course i live in the US so that wouldn't happen! HA HA
Thanks again for sharing your videos. I love the work on the first two houses the stonework is beautiful. The big cracks, you can tell that the days are numbered. The third house has been through a lot.
Hi Paul! Really loved the first two houses they were in very good condition loved all the features and the facades. The third house was very sad to see such trashing no respect for others people’s property but still an interesting adventure. Hope you were wearing your snake gaters! Thank you soo much again.! :-) :-) ☺️❤️
Glad you enjoyed it again Megan :-) Yeah the first one would have been a very prestigious home back in the day. Adelaide was renown for those big bungalows. Cheers for watching :-)
These bungalows had some beautiful stonework. Loved the old leather chair. Yes Metallicas one of my top faves on my music list!! Other than the cracks these homes would have been really nice at some point.
I hope the first house is saved and renovated, it would make for a huge house once opened up, and the veranda is a great undercover area for kids to play and have as a work shop. The other 2 houses aren't so special. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Paul, thank you for this episode and putting your health at risk for us to enjoy these houses. I loved everything about the second house except for that ugly ugly extension. Really hope they save the glass doors and windows. First house I could easily live in it as is with a little tidy up.
Hello the chair in the passage of the second house are like ones they use in old peoples homes. Do a lot of houses in and around Adelaide suffer from cracks in the walls from movement in the ground. Thanks for another great explore Anne
Hi Ann, yes Adelaide sits on reactive clay soil that contracts with the seasons causing foundation problems in the older homes built before the 60`s. Cheers for watching :-)
Just viewed 2017 ABC News in-depth report on Australia’s Apartment building crisis regarding systemic failures over 20 years in building high rise tower blocks with defects. UA-cam Title: Cracking Up | investigating Australia’s apartment building crisis | Four Corners. These older structures you’re exploring outlasted the modern constructions! Have fun and thanks.
Hi William :-) Yep it is mind boggling the standards we have been forced to accept due the the mighty dollar....Give me one of these old homes any day! Cheers for watching and the comments mate :-)
Great video mate 👍. As a fellow Adelaidian it’s so interesting to see and explore abandoned places like these which are local and also right under our noses. Thanks for sharing!
Goodonya, Paul. 48 min & 10 sec of fascination of Aussie history. Wondering if the 3rd house was a transportable which is similar to my daughters first house ... untrashed of course! Perhaps a person in that house was a tv repairer. Cheers, Ken
From 17:00 is my uncles house mate, not abandoned their getting a town house built on there instead and sub divided it and sold the other half. House was very old got alot of memories in that place.
Wow really ? That is cool to have a rellie see the video! :-)Yes the neighbor said another home was to be built after a subdivision. Love these old bungalows! They do suffer from the shallow foundations an wall cracking though. Cheers for watching and commenting :-)
The black and white tile reminds me of a fifties diner. That had to have been a beautiful home it's day. I hope a happy family lived there. HELLO! From Miami Beach, Florida
I’ve always loved that gentleman’s bungalow, keeping a eye on it since the early 90’s when I first noticed it being so out of place, considering it’s location, hoping one day it wouldn’t be engulfed by its surroundings, rather it forever being the last bastion of times gone by, but as I drove past it last I noticed the boards on everything, thank you for the tour and a record of its existence, as I’m not very optimistic about its future!
Great comments Crofty Kx :-) You are spot on about it being the last along there as that stretch was filled with these huge statement homes. I will def be keeping an eye on it, maybe end up getting a peak in the other side :-) Thanks for watching
2nd house…chair with wheels, in the US are g-chairs (geriatric chairs) mostly used in nursing homes. And the couch was behind the 2nd chair along the fence. ❤️ from south Louisana
loved the first place I hope its going to be all fixed up looked in pretty good nic that second one yes those cracks went very good at all and the third one maybe was some kind of business ran from there
Hi Jen :-) Yes sometimes I have definitely felt I am not alone, and one time I heard a man cough and clear his through in a hallway while I was taking photos! No one else around anywhere! Cheers for watching :-)
The first one....loved the rock/brick work and the front porch. Shame they made duplex out if it but aside the cracks it was a nice home. The second one....again the porch was great and the house (aside from cracks) was nice. Wonder if the owners removed stuff from there to add to their new home. Hope they save the ceiling work. The third home....wow I feel like I need a shower 😁. You definately were a busy fella....stay safe 💗🕊️
I actually drove past this place three days ago and wondered to myself if you were soon to explore this as I’d love to see it inside! Thank you I love watching these homes documented from my home town it’s sad to see them slowly go due to development Thank you from a fellow Adelaidian
Hi Taryn :-) Cheers for not giving the location. Back in the day that stretch was filled with those big bungalows :-) Yep they just keep vanishing . Cheers for watching :-)
Hi Paul! As always, kudos to you for a great video and narration of several abandoned residences. I enjoyed a late breakfast while watching it. I am hopeful that all is well in your world, and that you have been able to avoid the Covid virus. As far as I know, I haven't caught it, and I have been vaccinated. Well keep the videos coming, take care, and stay safe... Chuck
@@urbexindigo5164 I think you create the best abandoned videos on UA-cam, Paul. You keep-um coming, and I'll keep watching. Stay safe my "down-under" friend... Chuck
Great filming as always, UI. I had a horrible feeling the water leak in the first house was coming from the toilet, but I won't dwell on that. The second and third houses looked like bomb sites. I think the owners might have taken the tiles and mantle for reuse in their new place. I can't remember when I last saw a stack of encyclopedias like that. The last house looks like an early post-WWII prefab.
I really enjoy watching your videos, your enthusiastic explanations of the houses and places you visit as well as your desire to disturb as little as possible, it makes your videos worth watching. Any chance you'd visit Victoria after Covid?
the last house looks like one of the old transportable houses from the old Leigh Creek township that was put in place in the early 60's or so to provide additional housing as the coal mining operation expanded. All the transportable houses were sold off in the early 80's when the coal field encroached on the old township and a new town was built about 20K's south of the old township so the old township area could be mined. There's plenty of old town transportables all over SA and you still see a few on the Nthrn fringe of Adelaide where this house probably is.
G'day Paul , great to see you left the Metallica posters there , I'm sure it was tempting tho , good man !!! I wonder if the tiles missing in the bathroom was asbestos removal . . 🤔
First house was a shame to lose, second had a couple of interesting wing back chairs, look like they came out of a closed library reading room, big money for those in decent shape here. A friend of mine bought two leather examples at auction, and made a packet on them.Third house looked to be an early pre-fab, maybe early 50's there were a load of those done post war for the veterans. cheers!
Thought i was clever for a second there. Upon further thought, i guess there's no roof on the add-on (hence scrap metal in yard) and light is coming straight through the light fittings?
I am in the United Sates and there are a TON of abandoned properties here too. I always wonder why they are just left to stand there for years and years. Kind of sad
Hi Kerrie :-) A very valid and common question and Adelaide sits on very reactive clay soil which contracts as the seasons pass which causes subsidence in the foundations resulting in those cracks. Adelaide is known for having the highest rate of wall cracking in Australia and building codes were changed in the 60`s to help counter the clay soil. :-)
Hi Kara :-) It has happened a few times and you need to be prepared to talk your way out of it. Luckily the times I have been approached they have been cooperative with permission and further info on the house. Although one developer tried to make me delete the photos but they did not want to call the police either because he thought I was from a media company haha :-)
Good morning Paul,I couldn't believe they left that Chesterfield lounge sweet,they always been my favourite n I bought one when I come here , they're so expensive and the tired leather makes look more nice ,I think one of those Metallica posters should be saved by you ,I know don't suppose to touch or take anything but that's going to the rubbish ☹️ N I always wondered is there a need for people to trash a place that much? ok Paul,I enjoyed this video thankyou till the next one 🤗From a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺
That place with the poster is long gone but it would have been nice to have the Metallica poster :-) The lounge im not sure what happened it it in the end. Cheers for watching again Frenchy! :-)
Hey Paul I just happen on the interview with the odd young man who said he like playing the piano for people, you used clips of it in one of your videos. I wondered where that came from
Hahaha hahaha hahaha 😆 😂 🤣 awesome entry urbex your a cool 😎 dude cheers 🍻 to you man always awesome 👌 👏 videos stay safe and stay cool 😎
Always enjoy the respect you have for these abandoned properties!
Yes, thank you Zozo, I do try not to disturb too much in the pursuit :-) Cheers for watching :-)
I honestly get happy when you post a new video. It's nice to explore with you. 😊
Glad you enjoy it Misty, glad I can bring you along in these explores! :-)
It nearly brings you to tears the first two houses where lovely they have style and they are to be gone forever except for you great videos
Thanks again for exploring.
Absolutely love your videos Urbex lndigo your my favorite 😍
Thanks so much Stephanie! :-)
I am from USA, I love your videos.
Thank you very much Tinichia :-)
My heart stops when I see you gaining access like this. Not for the feint hearted!
Hi Jo :-) A calculated risk 🙂
Great video mate thanks.
# very nice explores the first 2 were still usable for a few years, but then time would have run out.
I do like it
Thanks for the explores
The two Bungalow style homes had beautiful lime stone facades. Such a pity so many houses are left to ruin and go to waste. Again really interesting explores thanks Paul.
Hi Julz! Only just getting back through the comments now! Hopefully that first home gets restored!! Shame they divided it in to two though. Cheers for watching again :-)
Very generous helping of urbex today mate ,, couple of lovely old girls. Too far gone to save I guess. Big thanks for an evening’s entertainment while out in the truck. Cheers mate.
Glad you enjoyed it again mate! Yeah the first one hopefully can get a restoration. Shame they divided it though. Cheers mate! :-)
I love the porch on the first one.
Thank you for the explore as always. I can't wait for the documentary homes you are working on right now. Although I love any explore you do.
Cheers MrMgrigsby21 :-) Yes the Doco ones I keep finding more and more info and they will be thorough. :-)
Very cool explores. Thought the first bungalow was gonna be a no go.The Metallica poster in the second one was a nice discovery. Look forward to the next explore. Stay safe
Glad you enjoyed Bryan, yeah shame the first one was divided in to 2 , cheers for watching :-)
Love you guys! From Georgia USA
Hi Sherry :-) thanks for the support and for watching :-)
I look forward to your explores
Thanks Terri :-) Glad you like them! :-)
Beautiful homes. I love the hardwood floors, and the windows.
Glad you like them, cheers for watching feathercatcher2 :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 thank you for taking time to read and respond to the comments. I love the personal interaction.
Love watching your explores Paul ..A variety this week ..😁👍
Glad you like them Lyn :-) Cheers!
I love to watch your videos and all the very different styles of homes in Australia. Especially, the very old and forgotten ones, all original with original furnishings. The homes out in the country. Those are my favorite.
Be safe!!! I truly admire you are definitely one of the more intelligent explorers out there knowing you need to use a mask to protect your lungs. I wish other explorers would just get it!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing. You are awesome!!!!
LOL "Hello, anybody home"? I sure hope not. 😅
Sunday again love it sorry was late today but I made it 😂
Great videos once again
Oh that first home was big beautiful sandstone
It sure was Cat :-) Cheers for watching
I love your housing adventure :) The first Bungalow was built solid .....i bet it was a beautiful home at it,s time :) I always love to watch you explore ....Thank u so much for the walking tour.... i love what you do ....Thank u for taking me with you
Hi Ricardo :-) So glad you are enjoying these explores, many more to come, thanks for watching :-)
Is the first bungalow on Anzac highway??
Thank you for taking us along on your tour. ALWAYS enjoy your videos. Love the outside stone wall on the first house, and loved that leather chair. Am happy you wear your dust mask; stay safe, take care, God bless you. Have a nice evening, Paul.
I love the front porches if i could move one of those homes to a big piece of land man what find! Course i live in the US so that wouldn't happen! HA HA
Especially that first home Pam, what a statement home :-)
Messy houses! Such a shame people have to make such a mess. Great explore! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Love your music!! Cheers!! Bye!!
Love the stone work on the outside of this home.
Appreciate these videos! Love old local history.
Glad you like them Gabriella :-) Thanks for your support
Thanks again for sharing your videos. I love the work on the first two houses the stonework is beautiful. The big cracks, you can tell that the days are numbered. The third house has been through a lot.
Thank you very much for watching Brenda :-)
Thanks mate, really interesting trifecta!
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Glad you enjoyed it mate, thanks for watching :-)
I really liked the big stone house. 😀🇺🇸
Love, love, love your music..do you know who is singing?
Here it is JoAnne :-) I slowed it down for my intro :-) ua-cam.com/video/-YyQqU08SDI/v-deo.html
Before this video started I gave it a thumbs up.
Love it. I'm about 2 hrs away from here.the gentleman's Bungalow looks like it's near urbrae
Wow what a beautiful front porch, that house looks awesome 💖
Amazing video 📷 thou
Beautiful home all the sandstone
Love this man.
Omg....it's gorgeous
Very varied group of homes. Another interesting explore, Paul! Be careful. Glad you had your mask on. Stay safe!! ☮️♥️
Cheers Diane :-) Thanks for watching
Nice job mate!👍👍
Cheers mate! Thanks for stopping bye! Hope you guys are well over there! :-)
Hi Paul! Really loved the first two houses they were in very good condition loved all the features and the facades. The third house was very sad to see such trashing no respect for others people’s property but still an interesting adventure. Hope you were wearing your snake gaters! Thank you soo much again.! :-) :-) ☺️❤️
Glad you enjoyed it again Megan :-) Yeah the first one would have been a very prestigious home back in the day. Adelaide was renown for those big bungalows. Cheers for watching :-)
good exploration
Thanks for watching Elmin82 :-)
That first house would have been amazing!
Agreed Mari, a home of statement in any period :-)
These bungalows had some beautiful stonework. Loved the old leather chair. Yes Metallicas one of my top faves on my music list!! Other than the cracks these homes would have been really nice at some point.
Glad you enjoyed it Prue :-) Hopefully the first home can be restored. Glad you love Metallica too! :-)
The second home has a beautiful design on the ceiling, and I really like the front door with that glass.
I hope the first house is saved and renovated, it would make for a huge house once opened up, and the veranda is a great undercover area for kids to play and have as a work shop. The other 2 houses aren't so special. Thanks for sharing.
The garden of the first house with cut gras - seems somebody is caring of the property.
Hi Paul, thank you for this episode and putting your health at risk for us to enjoy these houses.
I loved everything about the second house except for that ugly ugly extension. Really hope they save the glass doors and windows. First house I could easily live in it as is with a little tidy up.
Hello the chair in the passage of the second house are like ones they use in old peoples homes. Do a lot of houses in and around Adelaide suffer from cracks in the walls from movement in the ground. Thanks for another great explore Anne
Hi Ann, yes Adelaide sits on reactive clay soil that contracts with the seasons causing foundation problems in the older homes built before the 60`s. Cheers for watching :-)
Oh I just came across this !! I love this kind of stuff 😁
Just viewed 2017 ABC News in-depth report on Australia’s Apartment building crisis regarding systemic failures over 20 years in building high rise tower blocks with defects. UA-cam Title: Cracking Up | investigating Australia’s apartment building crisis | Four Corners.
These older structures you’re exploring outlasted the modern constructions!
Have fun and thanks.
Hi William :-) Yep it is mind boggling the standards we have been forced to accept due the the mighty dollar....Give me one of these old homes any day! Cheers for watching and the comments mate :-)
Wow, 60 Minutes Australia has a 2019 segment on Sidney Opel tower fiasco, horrible for owners!
Great video mate 👍. As a fellow Adelaidian it’s so interesting to see and explore abandoned places like these which are local and also right under our noses. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it SadChimp :-) Many more to come, thanks for youe support :-)
Goodonya, Paul. 48 min & 10 sec of fascination of Aussie history. Wondering if the 3rd house was a transportable which is similar to my daughters first house ... untrashed of course! Perhaps a person in that house was a tv repairer. Cheers, Ken
Hi Ken :-) Thanks for watching and support again mate !:-)
From 17:00 is my uncles house mate, not abandoned their getting a town house built on there instead and sub divided it and sold the other half. House was very old got alot of memories in that place.
Wow really ? That is cool to have a rellie see the video! :-)Yes the neighbor said another home was to be built after a subdivision. Love these old bungalows! They do suffer from the shallow foundations an wall cracking though. Cheers for watching and commenting :-)
Great old houses, would have had plenty of charm in their day, now just a a run down old place, bit of a shame there, Cheers for vids MM :)
Glad you enjoyed it MM :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 Always do mate love your format :)
The black and white tile reminds me of a fifties diner. That had to have been a beautiful home it's day. I hope a happy family lived there. HELLO! From Miami Beach, Florida
I’ve always loved that gentleman’s bungalow, keeping a eye on it since the early 90’s when I first noticed it being so out of place, considering it’s location, hoping one day it wouldn’t be engulfed by its surroundings, rather it forever being the last bastion of times gone by, but as I drove past it last I noticed the boards on everything, thank you for the tour and a record of its existence, as I’m not very optimistic about its future!
Great comments Crofty Kx :-) You are spot on about it being the last along there as that stretch was filled with these huge statement homes. I will def be keeping an eye on it, maybe end up getting a peak in the other side :-) Thanks for watching
That gentleman's bungalow is stunning I have always wanted to live in a house like this, absolutely beautiful
You and me both Nicole! :-) Cheers for watching
2nd house…chair with wheels, in the US are g-chairs (geriatric chairs) mostly used in nursing homes. And the couch was behind the 2nd chair along the fence. ❤️ from south Louisana
loved the first place I hope its going to be all fixed up looked in pretty good nic that second one yes those cracks went very good at all and the third one maybe was some kind of business ran from there
Yep the first one at least it looks like there care enough to try preserve it, hopefully that means a restoration! :-)
Do you ever feel anybody's presence in the houses you go into? Great video's by the way. The only Aussie who has these video's. Love it.
Hi Jen :-) Yes sometimes I have definitely felt I am not alone, and one time I heard a man cough and clear his through in a hallway while I was taking photos! No one else around anywhere! Cheers for watching :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 freaky.
Love your videos and Metallica too!
The first one....loved the rock/brick work and the front porch. Shame they made duplex out if it but aside the cracks it was a nice home. The second one....again the porch was great and the house (aside from cracks) was nice. Wonder if the owners removed stuff from there to add to their new home. Hope they save the ceiling work. The third home....wow I feel like I need a shower 😁. You definately were a busy fella....stay safe 💗🕊️
I like those brick fireplaces in the first home.
I actually drove past this place three days ago and wondered to myself if you were soon to explore this as I’d love to see it inside! Thank you
I love watching these homes documented from my home town it’s sad to see them slowly go due to development
Thank you from a fellow Adelaidian
Hi Taryn :-) Cheers for not giving the location. Back in the day that stretch was filled with those big bungalows :-) Yep they just keep vanishing . Cheers for watching :-)
Probably beautiful in the day sad to see 👀 these homes destroyed cheers 🍻 urbex
Hi Paul! As always, kudos to you for a great video and narration of several abandoned residences. I enjoyed a late breakfast while watching it. I am hopeful that all is well in your world, and that you have been able to avoid the Covid virus. As far as I know, I haven't caught it, and I have been vaccinated. Well keep the videos coming, take care, and stay safe... Chuck
Glad you enjoyed it Chuck! :-) Yeah avoiding all the flu stuff :-) Glad you are still enjoying these videos mate, many more to come :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 I think you create the best abandoned videos on UA-cam, Paul. You keep-um coming, and I'll keep watching. Stay safe my "down-under" friend... Chuck
Nice old farm house and barn yard to every thing was gone
Great filming as always, UI. I had a horrible feeling the water leak in the first house was coming from the toilet, but I won't dwell on that. The second and third houses looked like bomb sites. I think the owners might have taken the tiles and mantle for reuse in their new place. I can't remember when I last saw a stack of encyclopedias like that. The last house looks like an early post-WWII prefab.
I really enjoy watching your videos, your enthusiastic explanations of the houses and places you visit as well as your desire to disturb as little as possible, it makes your videos worth watching.
Any chance you'd visit Victoria after Covid?
Thank you so much Lukas :-) Yes hoping to get back to Victoria in October! Cheers for watching :-)
the last house looks like one of the old transportable houses from the old Leigh Creek township that was put in place in the early 60's or so to provide additional housing as the coal mining operation expanded. All the transportable houses were sold off in the early 80's when the coal field encroached on the old township and a new town was built about 20K's south of the old township so the old township area could be mined. There's plenty of old town transportables all over SA and you still see a few on the Nthrn fringe of Adelaide where this house probably is.
You could be right on there kendokunti :-) Def looked like that to me. Cheers for watching :-)
The first home was sweet! The second? Tore up from the floor up! The third? Well that one bought the proverbial farm...literally! LoL
Yes mate the first one winner for sure! Hopefully it gets a full restoration! :-)
As soon as I saw those units I knew exactly where you were. Sadly, I'm thinking this beauty will bite the dust soon 😓
Love sand stone on that house it so pretty really nice place to bad get in sec part
It’s sad to think at one time the houses were neat and pretty with families making memories! Now they are gone.
When you looked out that side door icould swear a car was visible half parked in a shed.
I'm from Adelaide, it's amazing just how many homes are vacant and in a state of disrepair. That's actually a nice home.
The first place looks like it may be in Ashford near Anzac hwy/south rd
G'day Paul , great to see you left the Metallica posters there , I'm sure it was tempting tho , good man !!! I wonder if the tiles missing in the bathroom was asbestos removal . . 🤔
Hey love the videos man, where is the first house located? Wouldn’t mind having a look
First house was a shame to lose, second had a couple of interesting wing back chairs, look like they came out of a closed library reading room, big money for those in decent shape here. A friend of mine bought two leather examples at auction, and made a packet on them.Third house looked to be an early pre-fab, maybe early 50's there were a load of those done post war for the veterans. cheers!
At 41:07, were those more egg cartons stacked in the lower left corner?
Second place had very good lighting for a place that has had the power cut...
Thought i was clever for a second there. Upon further thought, i guess there's no roof on the add-on (hence scrap metal in yard) and light is coming straight through the light fittings?
I am in the United Sates and there are a TON of abandoned properties here too. I always wonder why they are just left to stand there for years and years. Kind of sad
First house was my fav. Would have been nice to see the house in its original form and not a duplex. Thanks as always for sharing your exploration.
Yep shame they divided that beauty Julie :-)
Sad to see perfectly good furniture left behind, surely could have donated to charity.
Great finds! What was the foil/blue paper? that was all over the yard in home #2?
Hi Sandra, I think it was roof insulation? Cheers for watching :-)
Excellent...
Now for a silly question, why does it seem alot of houses in SA have cracks?
Hi Kerrie :-) A very valid and common question and Adelaide sits on very reactive clay soil which contracts as the seasons pass which causes subsidence in the foundations resulting in those cracks. Adelaide is known for having the highest rate of wall cracking in Australia and building codes were changed in the 60`s to help counter the clay soil. :-)
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How’s Barbra Doing I would love
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Haha thats Mike you are thinking of My Peeps :-) Not the first time someone has confused our channels haha :-)
@@urbexindigo5164 No you need to
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why do they have to change such a grand building
Yeah it sucked that they divided it hey Pamela
holes in the floor could mean house will be chopped in to pieces and moved to new site
I wonder if that first one is going to be up for sale if not knocked down and redeveloped (knocked down would be a shame.)
Do you ever worry about an owner coming upon you while you are in a property? Hello from Arizona USA!
Hi Kara :-) It has happened a few times and you need to be prepared to talk your way out of it. Luckily the times I have been approached they have been cooperative with permission and further info on the house. Although one developer tried to make me delete the photos but they did not want to call the police either because he thought I was from a media company haha :-)
We don't shoot trespassers in Australia,
@@dolts1234 no not in the cities ya dont but here in the country we do haha
@@cheyennenoble4502haha I'll remember that next time I go car hunting in the country, 👍
@@dolts1234 lol just not the ones who have signs about claming the will shoot on site 🥴 good luck
It’s so sad that people’s lives end up like this..!
Good morning Paul,I couldn't believe they left that Chesterfield lounge sweet,they always been my favourite n I bought one when I come here , they're so expensive and the tired leather makes look more nice ,I think one of those Metallica posters should be saved by you ,I know don't suppose to touch or take anything but that's going to the rubbish ☹️ N I always wondered is there a need for people to trash a place that much? ok Paul,I enjoyed this video thankyou till the next one 🤗From a Frenchy in Australia 🇫🇷🇦🇺
That place with the poster is long gone but it would have been nice to have the Metallica poster :-) The lounge im not sure what happened it it in the end. Cheers for watching again Frenchy! :-)
The lawns are mowed?
Someone def mowing lawns and its been boarded up so hopefully that means they care to restore it soon :-)
Hey Paul I just happen on the interview with the odd young man who said he like playing the piano for people, you used clips of it in one of your videos. I wondered where that came from
Hi WIlliam, here it is here- ua-cam.com/video/IehtMYlOuIk/v-deo.html
Sometimes where I live in the United States. They are supposed to board up the windows. Your idea of people getting in, sounds better.