Young people also have to realize that rual farm / houses like this were actually out in the middle of nowhere back then. It was common for people to just dump stuff and collect stuff over decades on their properties. They didn't have regular garbage pick up or recycling coming around. If you could burn it you would or just dump it in a pile and let it rot on one's property. I see many old abandoned homes like this. I actually have an old 1920s refrigerator and old bottles and gas cans on my property. Makes it fun to dig and get out your metal detectors. A different time from now indeed 😂
These old farms have a long history, and one thing you might find interesting - so much of these things are considered "trash" to most, but treasures to others! Some of the medicine bottles sell at flea markets for $12 -$15. Unbelievable, right?
As a fellow older Canadian I can assure you many people live in cabins to have peace and quiet. Thankfully in Canada we have so much land we can. Not always alcoholics not forced by families but usually someone with cptsd will live like this till death. I myself have cptsd and lived no problem in a cabin for over 10 yrs it is amazing. And yes most collect so they can reuse parts as you do not have delivery for things out in the country lol So sad young Canadians have no clue
Had similar thoughts. This is a typical type house in Alaska. They use what they can find and plywood walls, that semi finished look serves their purposes. I think this man (or someone before him) had a full and even happy life. The pool, the guesthouse, the outbuildings. All pretty decent in their time.
I get the vibe that this was a man's place of solitude, tinkering on old rigs and reading before the fire. Until some jerks came thru and ransacked it, throwing his books about and outside, my guess. The kitchen was once cute with items he used often pegged on the walls. The 2 lone wine glasses and 2 silver chalices make me think he had a loved one lost. That he read a lot says he probably liked his being alone. Had a sense of humor and was a gearhead, hence the auto part nailed on the wall but whimsical mirrors nailed below show another side. Nevertheless, we shall never know the total picture. May he rest easy now.
So sad a life gone bad like that. Alcohol is evil with what it can do to the body and mind. My son almost went that root but he sobered up and has been dry for 8 years now. So glad he saw the light.Too bad this person wasn't able to.
Someone was supporting 'Gary', the family I suppose. So, reading the comments, most pitying or sad, I beg to differ. Gary got to do what he wanted, when he wanted in a beautiful place in the woods. And when he was done, he checked out. Why does suicide have to be 100% negative? Sure, some folks decide to kill themselves before exploring any alternative or do it 'far too early'. Some have just had enough of this life and choose to go. On their own terms. Like Gary who, at long last, has the peaceful release he desired in the end.
I agree with everything you said, purhaps he liked being in the middle of nowhere, im not a fan of people either lol, i like my peace and quiet and i dont mind at all being a recluse. Hmm, the guy was an alhoholic tho, and ive had my fair share of them, the ones i know are middle aged and just get nasty when drunk, they dont realize that they alienate themselves, and this guys family didnt want anything to do with him cuz i guess he sounded like one of them. Suicide is sad tho, he obviously hurt a lot but at the same time just pushed his family away.
I don't think he was what they say , i have lived in the wilderness like that and it is very peacfull yet evry day has resposibilities city people have no idea and with the skidoos and other things , he would have been very busy and I am sure he had a dog !@@PopCultureFan_
You put your blood sweat and tears into something and this is how it ends up. Remember it's the memories we make and the good we share, that matters... I wish somebody took care of the cats 💙💜
Yep it is. My family abandoned me in my darkest time. Every single one of them. Glad I found recovery. It was a very sad time. Support of total strangers and not one loved-one. What a mind duck for sure. I can relate with what Gerry was going through. Today, living sober, is very different for me, but unfortunately, Gerry did not come back from it. Most do not come back. Facts.
It could have been the family hunting, vacation cabin. Unfinished, it was likely not meant to be a permanent residence. Poor guy, I can't imagine the lonely life he led, RIP.
If he was an alcoholic there would have been tons of cans and bottles and also there would not have been mouth wash in the bathroon along with all the personal hygene products ! I hink he was dying of an ailment as there was ensure and he may have took his lie as not to be taken from the land he loved !@@kadunc5738
14:30 wall paper is from the 1950's as my aunt had the same in her house. She spoke how she had loved that same design, & had ordered it. To this day, she still has that in her bathroom.
Hopefully he is at rest n now released from his pain mental jail n spiritual traps 🙏 emotional journey..... sad some of our humanity get this lost n don't know how to get back from the darkness 💔 being alone probably also didn't help ....depression is way to common these days i do hope we stand n fight forward to change the future generation n people won't stop caring! May he RIP ! 🙏
Very sad explore. Feel kinda sorry for the guy. One big pool. So much left behind. Agree that some jerks have been there. Bugs me to see this kind of thing. Much appreciated Noah, thanks!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi Noah,,Thankyou for sharing this sad story,but amazing video,so sad to see homes like this,where they all have a story to tell,but can still see that once,it was a beautiful place.👍
@@JohnShinn1960weed was something I smoked as a teenager. Definitely led me down a path I had no intention of going. Gateway for me to much more toxic drug use. And booze. Just more of it. "Just weed" doesn't work for everyone. Sure didn't for me. Thanks to God's grace, I came back. Destroys lives just this guy. RIP Gerry.
Hi Noah, A dwelling may deteriorate when its inhabitant is incapable of leading a customary lifestyle due to medical complications and chronic alcohol consumption.
those weren't cheques sitting on the wood stove, they were hand written receipts given to him for something he bought. I'd almost bet he was making some extra money collecting scrap to go to the scrap yard. He definitely wasn't well judging by all the Ensure bottles and cartons. The "axe" is a splitting maul for splitting firewood. Odd place to have it but make a pretty good door stop!
What a sad story but WOW you do a fabulous job taking us through it. I can't say you missed anything!! So awesome. And yes, at the end of the day, that's all our lives end up as. Someone to clean up after we're gone to our eternal home, or not at all, in this case. His life seems to have ended in a very lonely and isolated state. That's what happens when you are an alcoholic. Isolation is the end result. Who knows, he may have lost a marriage, kids, employment as a result of his drinking. Just speculation, but that's usually what happens to an alcoholic. They call it "the alcohol remover" - takes everything from you. I'm speaking from experience, but i am sober today, but for the Grace of God ❤ 🙏. Rest in Peace Gerry! 🙏 ❤No more suffering buddy.
Everything there says it was left in 2010 and 1 heavy snow would have toppled the garage and original building ! There was nothing there exept a total of 15 empties and nothing to indicate he was a drunk never mind a bottle of mouthwash in the bathroom !@@senatorjimdracula1603
It's sad when someone feels there is no other way to solve their life issues Fridges, you gotta keep that beer cold. 😥. This is a nice little house and the cottage was probably nice at one time. Too bad that someone didn't clean it up and put it to good use. ✅
I notice what appears to be two beers in the fridge, one on the shelf, one in the door, 21:15. I would've finished them both first before turning out my lights.
@@JohnShinn1960yep. Me too. They must be stored somewhere out of sight or the scavengers grabbed em up for $$. Definitely showed signs of an alcoholic in my humble opinion (I'm a sober one).
I can tell you for a fact people get consumed in alcohol and drugs because they feel there is no hope. I drank for years and just wanted to die. This planet is just a big stage with a bunch of actors. I don't drink anymore, thank God, I just smoke weed. 😂
I seen this place before. Would've been a fine place to live it its prime. People living out like that saved ost everything or had a junkyard of their own. Had to laugh when you said that the little building looked "hand built". Last i heard they're all hand built. 😅 Thanks for sharing and the laugh.
Yah , it looked like it was origanally built as a cottage but showed no signs of an alcoholic especially there being a bottle of mouthwash in the bathroom with personal hygene items ! Place looks empty since 2010 !Also at 26:02 the bag with blood is a urine bag for a catheter from the blatter , with there being blood it shows the man had bladder cancer which would maybe be why he took his life to stay on the land he loved !@@NoahNowhere
Very nice place in the woods for a home it would appear the person was very practical and had building abilities, mechanical abilities, probably repaired many of the snow mobile and read a lot. Lots of evidence of alcohol consumption can't help feeling his presence, of a very sad person living a sad life. As usual you have been very thorough great video Noah Thank you.
I’m not sure I’d want a big pool on my alcoholic family members property. It seems like a dangerous thing to have there. And was it maintained and cared for? Sure a nice big pool. And the cabin must have been quite nice on its day. I hope Gary found some happiness there.
A lot of alcoholics aren’t stumbling drunks. My dad was an alcoholic and most of the time. If you didn’t know him, you’d have no idea he’d been drinking all day. He was very clean and well dressed, kept an extremely clean home (he did have a tendency to hoard but he kept it tidy or convinced his many brothers and sisters to store it for him as financially he was never stable and moved around a lot. He never seemed to be able or willing to live alone. He had a good job he had till he died. His alcoholism killed him ultimately. Heart issues. But still. Just saying. He could drink from sun up to sun down and only sometimes at the end of the day did he actually seem drunk. He deliberately hid it, would keep beer case cartons and empty wine/liquor bottled hidden in closets, he’d take them to the dumpster at night. He drank openly socially, but still hid a lot of his alone drinking. It’s weird despite making really good money, it was like he was never fully able to adult. He’d go without basic furniture till someone just gave him stuff, just little things like that that were weird.
@@monkeyz240 oh I’m very familiar with functioning alcoholics. I have a family of them. They do hide it well-or believe that they do. They hold jobs, and live normal lives. Some just have a high tolerance-or have built up a tolerance for it. My grandma kept her beer in her bedroom. And come to think of it, never returned her empties!
@@sassysue6472 yup. I was married to an alcoholic for a short time also, he hid empty bottles behind the oil tank outside for the furnace. He did not hide it well tho, so I’m not sure why he bothered. lol. People always said that about my dad too. Literally alllllll of us knew he drank too much, but he’d still hide the empties. He was tough to live with, but he was very brilliant could fix or build anything. Was super funny and fun to be around before he got super intoxicated especially. It’s just sad… his mom died before I was born from sorosis.
@@monkeyz240 yeah the only ones they fool are themselves. Glad you have good memories of your dad. He sounds like an amazing man. I still can’t imagine what my grandma did with her empties!! The other thing she “hid” from us was smoking. She smoked in her bedroom as well. Thankfully she didn’t fall asleep with a cigarette in her hand!
Noah go to explorer but a very sad explorer at the same time. Living a hermit lifestyle is rough you have no one to talk to or to help you with repairs. Looks like towards the end there the house was starting in all the outbuildings were starting to go probably didn't have the money or was getting too old to be climbing on roofs so we just let it go. He knew the end was near because as soon as that house fell apart he had no place just left so that's why he probably offed himself. What's with the dog barking you say you're out in the middle of nowhere you shouldn't hear a dog barking in the middle of nowhere there must be another house someplace around there.
Trudeau kicked them to the streets for public safety , having a home is illegal for poor , only the rich or immigrants are allowed to have a home now !
Opening up an old fridge and breathing in the foul air from within it is one of the quickest ways to get yourself so sick you have to go to the hospital.
I seen people consuming them when they don't eat properly. Drink ensure instead of eating real food. And I could certainly picture Gerry popping a couple into him, and I believe someone said signs of cancer - so he'd likely resorted to those nearing the end of his sad life. Probably couldn't drink alcohol anymore at that point either. What a sad way to go.
Nineteen Seventy Something (not 71, likely 74 or 75) SKI DO is the Brand, the model was probably an Olympic. LIkely thats a 1975 Ski-Do Olympic. Arctic Cat and Polaris were huge then too.
I hear a dog in the background. Hope it's not chained up or stuck outside in that weather. You wouldn't think there would be anybody living around there. That pool was huge for such a strange property. I mean is 1 person really going to use that big pool?
At 9:00 when you say look at this axe after you say that there is someone that speaks right after you do saying a name or something check it out. Mybad it’s actually when you say who just has this in there living room
I think people don't realize how much damage animals can do once they get inside. Raccoons will throw things around, rummaging for food, so while I'm sure people also have been inside, a lot of it can be just animals rummaging.
Noah.Nowhere - Have you checked documents on file in the Town Hall Office to determine the property owner? You provide an interesting basis for a TV series on WHO OWNS THIS?
What I suspect is there was "someone" who lived here - no immediate phone seen in this video - may be indicative of a non-verbal special needs individual who floated from one day to another until he ended his life - but KEY QUESTION is where did the body get buried?
Hi Noah. Great find. I like the way you took your time going through the cabin. I would like to subscribe but I only do so if I get a response back. Then I know you care about your followers. I understand it takes time to go through all the comments but I think if we see that you do then you will get a lot more followers. Thanks for sharing this cabin. I know it takes a lot of time and effort. ❤
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Young people also have to realize that rual farm / houses like this were actually out in the middle of nowhere back then. It was common for people to just dump stuff and collect stuff over decades on their properties. They didn't have regular garbage pick up or recycling coming around. If you could burn it you would or just dump it in a pile and let it rot on one's property. I see many old abandoned homes like this. I actually have an old 1920s refrigerator and old bottles and gas cans on my property. Makes it fun to dig and get out your metal detectors. A different time from now indeed 😂
These old farms have a long history, and one thing you might find interesting - so much of these things are considered "trash" to most, but treasures to others! Some of the medicine bottles sell at flea markets for $12 -$15. Unbelievable, right?
Young people need to realize? What.
Are you going to show inside of the or just show all that junk
As a fellow older Canadian I can assure you many people live in cabins to have peace and quiet. Thankfully in Canada we have so much land we can. Not always alcoholics not forced by families but usually someone with cptsd will live like this till death. I myself have cptsd and lived no problem in a cabin for over 10 yrs it is amazing. And yes most collect so they can reuse parts as you do not have delivery for things out in the country lol
So sad young Canadians have no clue
Had similar thoughts. This is a typical type house in Alaska. They use what they can find and plywood walls, that semi finished look serves their purposes. I think this man (or someone before him) had a full and even happy life. The pool, the guesthouse, the outbuildings. All pretty decent in their time.
I get the vibe that this was a man's place of solitude, tinkering on old rigs and reading before the fire. Until some jerks came thru and ransacked it, throwing his books about and outside, my guess. The kitchen was once cute with items he used often pegged on the walls. The 2 lone wine glasses and 2 silver chalices make me think he had a loved one lost. That he read a lot says he probably liked his being alone. Had a sense of humor and was a gearhead, hence the auto part nailed on the wall but whimsical mirrors nailed below show another side. Nevertheless, we shall never know the total picture. May he rest easy now.
@natewrites7803, I thought the same thing about the 2 wine glasses and Chalices. This was a very sad explore. I hope this person is at peace now.
Beautiful location! Left me feeling sad for Gary who missed so much because of the addictions.
So sad a life gone bad like that. Alcohol is evil with what it can do to the body and mind. My son almost went that root but he sobered up and has been dry for 8 years now. So glad he saw the light.Too bad this person wasn't able to.
Well said Noah coming from someone who struggles of mental health it means a lot ur awesome
Someone was supporting 'Gary', the family I suppose. So, reading the comments, most pitying or sad, I beg to differ. Gary got to do what he wanted, when he wanted in a beautiful place in the woods. And when he was done, he checked out. Why does suicide have to be 100% negative? Sure, some folks decide to kill themselves before exploring any alternative or do it 'far too early'. Some have just had enough of this life and choose to go. On their own terms. Like Gary who, at long last, has the peaceful release he desired in the end.
I agree with everything you said, purhaps he liked being in the middle of nowhere, im not a fan of people either lol, i like my peace and quiet and i dont mind at all being a recluse. Hmm, the guy was an alhoholic tho, and ive had my fair share of them, the ones i know are middle aged and just get nasty when drunk, they dont realize that they alienate themselves, and this guys family didnt want anything to do with him cuz i guess he sounded like one of them. Suicide is sad tho, he obviously hurt a lot but at the same time just pushed his family away.
I don't think he was what they say , i have lived in the wilderness like that and it is very peacfull yet evry day has resposibilities city people have no idea and with the skidoos and other things , he would have been very busy and I am sure he had a dog !@@PopCultureFan_
You put your blood sweat and tears into something and this is how it ends up. Remember it's the memories we make and the good we share, that matters...
I wish somebody took care of the cats 💙💜
Interesting find. Beautiful property. The backstory is sad. I hope he found peace in the end.
That's so sad that someone who is family and, that's supose to love you would desert you in your time of need..Love ❤
Yep it is. My family abandoned me in my darkest time. Every single one of them. Glad I found recovery. It was a very sad time. Support of total strangers and not one loved-one. What a mind duck for sure. I can relate with what Gerry was going through. Today, living sober, is very different for me, but unfortunately, Gerry did not come back from it. Most do not come back. Facts.
It could have been the family hunting, vacation cabin. Unfinished, it was likely not meant to be a permanent residence. Poor guy, I can't imagine the lonely life he led, RIP.
He had a beautiful homestead, with extras, that is sad he could not beat his bad habits, thank you for sharing.
It’s not ‘bad habits’
If he was into drugs I would say a bad habit.@@StanCat4
It’s a lifestyle
@@kadunc5738 could have been a lifestyle due to trauma or mental illness, things he couldn’t overcome or didn’t have the tools to deal with :(
If he was an alcoholic there would have been tons of cans and bottles and also there would not have been mouth wash in the bathroon along with all the personal hygene products ! I hink he was dying of an ailment as there was ensure and he may have took his lie as not to be taken from the land he loved !@@kadunc5738
14:30 wall paper is from the 1950's as my aunt had the same in her house. She spoke how she had loved that same design, & had ordered it. To this day, she still has that in her bathroom.
Hopefully he is at rest n now released from his pain mental jail n spiritual traps 🙏 emotional journey..... sad some of our humanity get this lost n don't know how to get back from the darkness 💔 being alone probably also didn't help ....depression is way to common these days i do hope we stand n fight forward to change the future generation n people won't stop caring! May he RIP ! 🙏
Very sad explore. Feel kinda sorry for the guy. One big pool. So much left behind. Agree that some jerks have been there. Bugs me to see this kind of thing. Much appreciated Noah, thanks!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Sounds to me like that guy needed to be put into a drug rehab program to keep his mind clear and away from addiction, not tossed into seclusion.
Ideally, yes. But he had to come to that conclusion himself. Sadly he did not. Deadly disease for sure.
Hi Noah,,Thankyou for sharing this sad story,but amazing video,so sad to see homes like this,where they all have a story to tell,but can still see that once,it was a beautiful place.👍
Substance Abuse sucks the Life out of You😢
Life sucks the life out of you.
Born in 1960 and I've been smokin weed since 1977.
That and stop being a parrot.
@@JohnShinn1960 😂 🦜
@@kadunc5738
No 👍 for me? 🥺
@@JohnShinn1960 you're comparing Apples to Oranges here🙄
@@JohnShinn1960weed was something I smoked as a teenager. Definitely led me down a path I had no intention of going. Gateway for me to much more toxic drug use. And booze. Just more of it. "Just weed" doesn't work for everyone. Sure didn't for me. Thanks to God's grace, I came back. Destroys lives just this guy.
RIP Gerry.
So sad I like the cabin I bet it was beautiful when he was in it love the property
The Family obviously owned this Property..... perhaps their sadness will Not allow them to deal with this place yet. Mourning can last a long time 😢
For the most part. That cabin looks like it could be saved. The roof and some of the walls would need replaced of course.
Hi Noah, A dwelling may deteriorate when its inhabitant is incapable of leading a customary lifestyle due to medical complications and chronic alcohol consumption.
I didn't see a whole lot of evidence of alcohol abuse. Usually there's empties all over the place on in piles.
Thanks for sharing Noah 👍 awesomeness as always 😊
Pictures of that house in its glory days and more news of Gary would make this Video very very interesting.
those weren't cheques sitting on the wood stove, they were hand written receipts given to him for something he bought. I'd almost bet he was making some extra money collecting scrap to go to the scrap yard. He definitely wasn't well judging by all the Ensure bottles and cartons. The "axe" is a splitting maul for splitting firewood. Odd place to have it but make a pretty good door stop!
it looks like the remains of a camp, with just a few cabins left. It makes me think of a fishing camp.
So sad, thank you for sharing.
What a sad story but WOW you do a fabulous job taking us through it. I can't say you missed anything!! So awesome. And yes, at the end of the day, that's all our lives end up as. Someone to clean up after we're gone to our eternal home, or not at all, in this case. His life seems to have ended in a very lonely and isolated state. That's what happens when you are an alcoholic. Isolation is the end result. Who knows, he may have lost a marriage, kids, employment as a result of his drinking. Just speculation, but that's usually what happens to an alcoholic. They call it "the alcohol remover" - takes everything from you. I'm speaking from experience, but i am sober today, but for the Grace of God ❤ 🙏.
Rest in Peace Gerry! 🙏 ❤No more suffering buddy.
Not an ax it's called a maul for spilting logs.
🪓 so much persnickety going on here in the comment section!
Substance abuse is frequently a trauma response - need (prof) help to process & get through
Love this explore and being a dump rat I would love to go through that dump thanks for taking me along.
That was a sad story Noah 😪 yet so interesting ! I am new to your channel from Great Britain ,Thank you for your explore .😁
Great exploration! Keep'em coming!
God rest his soul. 🙏
If you open something please close it, like the butter dish. Also if you pick up something, put it back where you got it.
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😂 yeah Noah! Chop chop
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You’re correct! It’s best to leave things as they were when exploring. Shows respect and helps keep it safe from elements.
I can picture that guy staggering around drunk inside that garage trying to shore up that sagging/falling roof! ...Careful with that axe, Eugene!
I see what you did there lol
lol!@@senatorjimdracula1603
I bet Noah was too young to get that!@@senatorjimdracula1603
Everything there says it was left in 2010 and 1 heavy snow would have toppled the garage and original building ! There was nothing there exept a total of 15 empties and nothing to indicate he was a drunk never mind a bottle of mouthwash in the bathroom !@@senatorjimdracula1603
Thanks was awesome video I enjoyed watching
Hi Noah from West Virginia USA 🇺🇲 I like watching your videos 👍😎
Addiction is very real😢
I saw this place a couple years ago. It was in a lot better condition
Thank you ❤ So sad though.😢
The snow machine looks like one we had growing up. 399, or Elaine 250!
It looks as though a woman may have lived there at some point. I can imagine how comfortable it was back in the day. Poor man. May he rest in peace.
It's sad when someone feels there is no other way to solve their life issues Fridges, you gotta keep that beer cold. 😥. This is a nice little house and the cottage was probably nice at one time. Too bad that someone didn't clean it up and put it to good use. ✅
Das Haus ist Schutt 👇alles mit der Raube zusammen schieben 🤙und Harry ist für immer vergessen ?! So ist das Leben ! Greetings from Brandenburg 🇩🇪👍❤️
Am i the only one who noticed? The ghost watching you look through the mice infested drawers @ 25:05 in small white round mirror ??
No, just an ink blot test.
The logs looked like it was log siding. Maybe you did not film it but being an alcoholic I don't see hardly any empty containers.
I notice what appears to be two beers in the fridge, one on the shelf, one in the door, 21:15.
I would've finished them both first before turning out my lights.
No way he was a drunk , there was not enough empties of any kid and there was a bottle of mouthwash in the bathroom !@@JohnShinn1960
@@JohnShinn1960yep. Me too. They must be stored somewhere out of sight or the scavengers grabbed em up for $$. Definitely showed signs of an alcoholic in my humble opinion (I'm a sober one).
I had no idea that was a butter dish until you opened it. 😂
Beautiful wood work must of taken a while to get the finish on it thanks for sharing 🎉😢
I can tell you for a fact people get consumed in alcohol and drugs because they feel there is no hope. I drank for years and just wanted to die. This planet is just a big stage with a bunch of actors. I don't drink anymore, thank God, I just smoke weed. 😂
I seen this place before. Would've been a fine place to live it its prime. People living out like that saved ost everything or had a junkyard of their own.
Had to laugh when you said that the little building looked "hand built". Last i heard they're all hand built. 😅
Thanks for sharing and the laugh.
I more meant it looks like it was hand built by a father and son on weekend kinda deal but alright
@@NoahNowhere I know what you meant, just joking with you. ✌🏼
Yah , it looked like it was origanally built as a cottage but showed no signs of an alcoholic especially there being a bottle of mouthwash in the bathroom with personal hygene items ! Place looks empty since 2010 !Also at 26:02 the bag with blood is a urine bag for a catheter from the blatter , with there being blood it shows the man had bladder cancer which would maybe be why he took his life to stay on the land he loved !@@NoahNowhere
Very nice place in the woods for a home it would appear the person was very practical and had building abilities, mechanical abilities, probably repaired many of the snow mobile and read a lot. Lots of evidence of alcohol consumption can't help feeling his presence, of a very sad person living a sad life. As usual you have been very thorough great video Noah Thank you.
Very sad 😢that happened to Gary i wish some one would of helped him so he could of enjoyed his life to the fullest
At one time back in its day that Yamaha GS300 was a nice snowmobile that's probably about a 1976 or 1977 model Yamaha made a GS340 to
Did he off himself inside the house or out? How did he do it? How long before he was found?
😒I can feel sadness & despair emanating from the Rooms of the "Main" Cabin.
Cigarettes And Alcohol go together
Maybe a hermit life there to the end .great vid thanks for sharing
That is so sad 🙏
I’m not sure I’d want a big pool on my alcoholic family members property. It seems like a dangerous thing to have there. And was it maintained and cared for? Sure a nice big pool. And the cabin must have been quite nice on its day. I hope Gary found some happiness there.
A lot of alcoholics aren’t stumbling drunks. My dad was an alcoholic and most of the time. If you didn’t know him, you’d have no idea he’d been drinking all day. He was very clean and well dressed, kept an extremely clean home (he did have a tendency to hoard but he kept it tidy or convinced his many brothers and sisters to store it for him as financially he was never stable and moved around a lot. He never seemed to be able or willing to live alone. He had a good job he had till he died. His alcoholism killed him ultimately. Heart issues. But still. Just saying. He could drink from sun up to sun down and only sometimes at the end of the day did he actually seem drunk. He deliberately hid it, would keep beer case cartons and empty wine/liquor bottled hidden in closets, he’d take them to the dumpster at night. He drank openly socially, but still hid a lot of his alone drinking. It’s weird despite making really good money, it was like he was never fully able to adult. He’d go without basic furniture till someone just gave him stuff, just little things like that that were weird.
@@monkeyz240 oh I’m very familiar with functioning alcoholics. I have a family of them. They do hide it well-or believe that they do. They hold jobs, and live normal lives. Some just have a high tolerance-or have built up a tolerance for it. My grandma kept her beer in her bedroom. And come to think of it, never returned her empties!
@@sassysue6472 yup. I was married to an alcoholic for a short time also, he hid empty bottles behind the oil tank outside for the furnace. He did not hide it well tho, so I’m not sure why he bothered. lol. People always said that about my dad too. Literally alllllll of us knew he drank too much, but he’d still hide the empties. He was tough to live with, but he was very brilliant could fix or build anything. Was super funny and fun to be around before he got super intoxicated especially. It’s just sad… his mom died before I was born from sorosis.
@@monkeyz240 yeah the only ones they fool are themselves. Glad you have good memories of your dad. He sounds like an amazing man. I still can’t imagine what my grandma did with her empties!! The other thing she “hid” from us was smoking. She smoked in her bedroom as well. Thankfully she didn’t fall asleep with a cigarette in her hand!
I love your videos Noah, keep them coming ❤
Thx for this. A beautiful property. So sad.
RIP Gerry
I live in Louisiana and we see these places often
So sad. It looks like someone has trashed this house. I don't think that he lived in the house like that.
Im sad for gary its sad to know he was by his self r.i.p sir
Noah go to explorer but a very sad explorer at the same time. Living a hermit lifestyle is rough you have no one to talk to or to help you with repairs. Looks like towards the end there the house was starting in all the outbuildings were starting to go probably didn't have the money or was getting too old to be climbing on roofs so we just let it go. He knew the end was near because as soon as that house fell apart he had no place just left so that's why he probably offed himself.
What's with the dog barking you say you're out in the middle of nowhere you shouldn't hear a dog barking in the middle of nowhere there must be another house someplace around there.
Trudeau kicked them to the streets for public safety , having a home is illegal for poor , only the rich or immigrants are allowed to have a home now !
I saw this place on someone elses it is nice that u mentioned what happend to him. Ty
Opening up an old fridge and breathing in the foul air from within it is one of the quickest ways to get yourself so sick you have to go to the hospital.
Very sad poor man you got some snow there to here in Nova Scotia we got to much of the white stuff thanks for sharing have a great weekend
I learned the same lesson you did a long time ago. You NEVER, under any circumstances open the refrigerator.
Beautiful❤
Many buildings how long he live here? Was it some kind of getaway for others in its time or did he build everything on the property?
Thanks for the video im very happy I decided to keep God in my life. Very nice narration,
You young guys have got to learn how to look around a little slower so we can see without getting dizzy
If you want slower than I went then simply pause the video
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Lick of paint a bit of a dust and it will be fine
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Really cool but gross house, Noah! I hope you were wearing a respirator when you explored the nasty basement!
That was a sad one for sure 😢
You can get new stuff hard to move out the old stuff I have seen him 3 times on this video he [s with you now
Did he commit suicide in that house? Do you know?
Why would you want to know
Boost and ensures are not restricted to those unwell, we take also to boost our health, skin etc.
I seen people consuming them when they don't eat properly. Drink ensure instead of eating real food. And I could certainly picture Gerry popping a couple into him, and I believe someone said signs of cancer - so he'd likely resorted to those nearing the end of his sad life. Probably couldn't drink alcohol anymore at that point either. What a sad way to go.
Did anyone else hear someone else talking when Noah is talking about the ax?
round 19:04 heard are ya sure?
Yeah real creepy I listened to that part a bunch of times good catch
Nineteen Seventy Something (not 71, likely 74 or 75) SKI DO is the Brand, the model was probably an Olympic. LIkely thats a 1975 Ski-Do Olympic. Arctic Cat and Polaris were huge then too.
Never abandon someone who needs help
Dude! You gotta open some doors and drawers, have a look see, you’re not hurting anything and people want to see
You are literally the only person to complain 🤷🏻♂️
Sup from Kentucky❤
I hear a dog in the background. Hope it's not chained up or stuck outside in that weather. You wouldn't think there would be anybody living around there. That pool was huge for such a strange property. I mean is 1 person really going to use that big pool?
Cool but sad it was left to decay
At 9:00 when you say look at this axe after you say that there is someone that speaks right after you do saying a name or something check it out. Mybad it’s actually when you say who just has this in there living room
I always wonder why family members didn't take the property over rather thn letting it fall down like this.
I think people don't realize how much damage animals can do once they get inside. Raccoons will throw things around, rummaging for food, so while I'm sure people also have been inside, a lot of it can be just animals rummaging.
Is this place in Brampton or Markham Ontario ?
whats the music in the opening? 😮
Ful blue foil&flock wallpaper!
I'd have to drink to live like that.
Noah.Nowhere - Have you checked documents on file in the Town Hall Office to determine the property owner? You provide an interesting basis for a TV series on WHO OWNS THIS?
So we know October 2018 is when supposedly someone was occupying the cabin?
What I suspect is there was "someone" who lived here - no immediate phone seen in this video - may be indicative of a non-verbal special needs individual who floated from one day to another until he ended his life - but KEY QUESTION is where did the body get buried?
AWESOME NOAH - AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME - DO DID A GREAT JOB WITH THIS VIDEO BLOG!
I’ve seen this place before, and it was not in this shape Somebody’s ransacked it
Hi Noah. Great find. I like the way you took your time going through the cabin. I would like to subscribe but I only do so if I get a response back. Then I know you care about your followers. I understand it takes time to go through all the comments but I think if we see that you do then you will get a lot more followers. Thanks for sharing this cabin. I know it takes a lot of time and effort. ❤
It looks like it was a family's camp. He traveled and was a diver most likely.
He probably had multiple fridges for parts!
A certain charm, left to nature