It makes me sad. When you're dead and gone, all those things you thought were so important are just left for vandals or left to rot.

@sassycat4157

7 жыл бұрын

I promise when my parents die, I'm gonna take a month off work and go through everything and either keep it or find it a home. I hate waste.

@stevefranklin8052

6 жыл бұрын

Sassy Cat you're generalizing, not everyone's possessions wind up left like this. don't depress yourself.

@harryfp1494

5 жыл бұрын

At least the vandles care to go threw it

@sharrontaylor4744

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, family vultures😠

@LisaHerman1963

5 жыл бұрын

It made me very sad too. I see so many times, things that meant everything to their parents, their ungrateful kids don't care about. I cherish my things I have left from my parents. That place looked like it was very cute at one time. I wish I knew where it was. I would buy it and fix it up. It just looks like it was so peaceful living there. Maybe it's a vibe I get, that the couple was very happy there. Which is what makes it all the more sad and tragic that their kid didn't care enough to take care of their things they held dear. I am only at 1:44, so I just started but it gave me a feeling of overwhelming sadness and had to check out the comment section to see if anyone else felt it too.

The woman died and no one even cared enough to try and save any of her things. It makes me sad. It's like she died and so did her home.

@Karbkfd578

4 жыл бұрын

It's very sad family didn't care 😞

@glenchadwick420

3 жыл бұрын

This makes me want to get a homeless person, tools, trash bags and get to work. It would be better than nothing.

Your films make me humble...... I myself have lost everything and had to start over..... thank God I'm a veteran..... I know why things left behind you take what you can fit in bags.... bite your tongue ....and move.. on ....military made me strong and I'm a single woman!!!! I have no family 😥

@terrypayne8035

5 жыл бұрын

😞

@sexygabby30

4 жыл бұрын

Yup a military dad made me and like my momma said its just stuff

@cmaylene6787

4 жыл бұрын

You have us! 💞

Look like a good place for the Grandkids to hang out with the grandparents!! Stuff like this of past days gone bye makes us a little happy and sad thanks for the video ❤️😊😭😊😭

I had those metal roller skates back in the 70’s

@caribelle1952

4 жыл бұрын

I had those skates in the 50’s and 60’s

my grandfather was hospitalized for years in another town and my grandmother went to be with him there. over and over people would break into their "abandoned" home. Made my grandmother's life so hard....

@heatherbruun3109

5 жыл бұрын

ally wolf that’s is so sad to hear , as if she didn’t have enough going on in her life then have to deal with assholes breaking into her home !!!

@glenchadwick420

3 жыл бұрын

These are the homes that squatters should be aloud to live in with the agreement to clean and fix them up. People who are down on their luck who just need a chance. People who are good law abiding citizens.

Was a nice mobile home back in the day. I would say seventies going by the green color of the tub and sink along with the red brick linoleum on the floor. Not to mention all the wall paneling so popular during that time. Those glass figurines in the closet looked like Hummel figurines which were and maybe still are very collectible. It's a shame the usable things weren't taken out and something good done with them if they were not wanted. I hate to see waste like this. Great video.....enjoyed it!

@TheTiaKeas

7 жыл бұрын

I noticed what I think is Hummel figurines some of those figurines go for a hundred or more.

@parrisestatessouthernhomec3246

6 жыл бұрын

Donna Libby I'd say late sixties then only reason I say that my grandma had a trailer built just like that hers was 69

@ruthpullis4977

6 жыл бұрын

Donna Libby ;

@glenchadwick420

3 жыл бұрын

I bet your right. I was raised in a 1971 mobile home and it came with green bath tub, toilets and sinks.

I saw this video a long time ago, but enjoyed seein it again. I like grannys' stuff. I would've enjoyed bein friends with her, and workin on hobbies with her.

I like looking at these places with vintage items left behind .

@geneconlon9728

7 жыл бұрын

I'm with you. These other guys are getting all philosophical. That outdoor furniture at 3:01 is great.

@genxmurse7019

7 жыл бұрын

I also like some of those old amber glassware in the kitchen. It's a shame to leave it sitting there. They belong in a home with people in it.

You are brave. Some stuff is worth saving but you need a giant dumpster. Sad that family left that there. Thanks for the tour. I love that, looking for treasure. I said out loud to nobody "Aw, they had a LIFE" and you said "isn't that the truth". Foster parents.....

I don't understand why this place wasn't cleaned out by the family. I'd be very upset if all my belongings were left like that. At least donate them someplace. They obviously had children I just think it's so disrespectful. My opinion of course. Thanks Hunter nice job!

@RetroCaptain

7 жыл бұрын

It was! You did not notice the Auto, the Lawn Mower, the Fridge, the Jewellery The Stove & Table, & Grand dads Rifles all gone? Families do not ever want the Grand parents clothes, or furniture. Yes I agree, to leave it to literally rot away & be eaten by Mice is unfortunate. They just grab the $ & valuables & buggered off.

@TheTiaKeas

7 жыл бұрын

That's the way I feel about seeing all that stuff rotting away. I told my children that I would haunt them if they just trashed my things. When my mother died we cleaned her place out and donated her things.

@TheTiaKeas

7 жыл бұрын

But there could be someone that could use it.

@hellomcflyy

7 жыл бұрын

they probably took what they wanted - as someone who jumps in house clean-out dumpsters from time to time - I can say most house clean-outs - they literally throw out boxes and boxes of personal effects without even looking through them - of course - the bank could own this (they would rather let something rot as opposed to take a loss) - or there could have been a tax lien on the place - and the kids were like "i don't want to deal with that" - most people have been so brainwashed by "Hoarders" they instantly want to toss anything old (to the point where Ive found whole boxes of jewelry and things tossed out...)

@paulettebarrow9791

7 жыл бұрын

@Pati,I agree,sad

Another great one Hunter! I love how you get the REAL story from the neighbors. You are so respectful, and set such a good example for other explorers.Thank you for the time you put into your videos . I really appreciate your integrity and honesty.

That place was ransacked. It wouldn't have been left in that condition.

Snakeskins hanging from ceiling nice touch. Awesome. Wonder what kind of snake. I'd be very careful if I saw that. We have areas around us with nests of rattlers. Thanks for the great video!

I really enjoy looking at things like this. You stated the only thing missing was a TV, there was no refrigerator or stove.

Metal skates were from early/mid 70's back. I graduated High School 1977. I had a pair and my sister did too.

Hunter so glad your back! Yes you were greatly missed. Great explore, sad about the elderly couple. I can just picture Grandma sitting in her comfy chair watching tv. Really good camera work. Looking forward to more from you. Take care.

Children & grandchildren must've rummaged through things looking for valuables...

that little glass doll u picked up wrapped in plastic looks like a HUMMELS! Some of those are worth THOUSANDS!

@corkys6263

6 жыл бұрын

Greg Cox I noticed Pyrex too!

@Brycesaggiebabe

6 жыл бұрын

It was a Hummel no doubt.

Vandalized, yes. Graffitied, no. Nice explore. Thanks.

The skate is probably before 1970 The yellow airplane looks like it has a Cox 027 engine and had two guide wires. The operator flew it in a circle around himself the string controlled the elevation. People I've had to cleanup 3 relatives homes and there is only so much that can be taken. If the place is not sellable it is easier and cheaper to just leave it.

Love those metal lawn chairs!

The last time that place had people in it i was 8 years old 11/16/1981 and it was cool to see the old screw in fuses that was in the back bedroom...great video

Wow. Some of the things in that house bring back such memories. I think every house in the 60's had those toilet paper doll covers with the knitted skirt.

i wonder sometime if the families of some of these ppls abandoned homes see them on you tube and actually do anything about them ?

@searchingsara7924

5 жыл бұрын

That would be a cool video

Nice job Hunter- I love the fact that you have respect for these places- other people don't- So thank you. I found it sad that their kids didn't care to come and take their parents stuff. Again - Great Job Hunter! 👍🏼

@ExploringwithHunter

7 жыл бұрын

+spike zezel Thank u it means a lot to hear that Cuz I'm always getting bitched at that I don't show enough respect but I try my hardest... people just don't understand how hard it can be to watch for ur safety, film and look around for ur self. So thank u again!

Wow..That was an old Bible. I wondered how many times they read from it over their years together. Also that lol doll that you said weird to in the bathroom was used to sit atop toilet paper to hide it. Great vid...Thank you

Chloe would be about 34 yrs old now...if she was 6 in 1989. Also, would have been interesting to see inside the Bible, people usually write family information in the first few pages.

@RetroCaptain

7 жыл бұрын

The people did not die in 1989. The girl Chloe will be younger than you think. My guess the elderly lady left the Day from when the Grand dad passed away, or her daughter got married, some significant day, leave it to remind herself some important day.

@spunkychicken2504

7 жыл бұрын

I was just taking a guess based on the age stated on the picture and the calendar on the wall. But I see what your saying! 😄

That metal glider and vintage metal chairs are quite the find....I hope someone rescues them.

You had me at "biggun' " Hunter! What if the snake got grandma? All of these abandoned homes are sad. But you are documenting the very last memories of what were once, clean, warm, livable houses...hopefully full of happy memories. Good work !!!

Seeing the whisk hanging in the kitchen made me incredibly sad.

Hi Hunter. Great explore. What a waste if alot of cool things. I hate waste. The metal roller skate goes back to at least 1970, that's what I learned to skate on. I also recognized three little pink jars on a shelf in the bathroom, those are Avon, fragranced lotions. They sold them like that in the 70's-90's for sure, don't know after that, my mom sold Avon forever. Thanks for the great video.

I would've swiped that mini toilet on the bathroom counter. That was super cool.

Boy I feel old, memories for me, I live in a 1986 Renovated Mobile Home now. I worry when my Husband and I pass away if people will go through our stuff.😟💗

As that green hanging feature was rotating at certain positions you se a star shape . Very cool .

Thank you Hunter!!! This has been a very gratifying trek with you. I really enjoyed each and every step you took as well as every word you guided for us to see what you gave us so we did not miss anything. Again....Thank you so very much! :^)

No to snakes!! I just couldn't be in there thinking a snake could be in there.

@madelinewest4119

6 жыл бұрын

Definitely!

@laurahogenmiller8116

6 жыл бұрын

The whole time I kept thinking please no snake please no snakes... 😢😢😢😢

@r.w.7232

5 жыл бұрын

Geez... city people. SMH

@maryisabell8760

5 жыл бұрын

Heather Elliott I sure agree with U Heather .

@maryisabell8760

5 жыл бұрын

R. W. City people or not - dangerous for sure .

Hello hunter Ray here from ny I been watching ur video and I appreciate them great job buddy

Well Sir! Ain't nobody gonna get the chance to pilfer my crap. I've already sold everything of value, going to give the rest away. Have put the land up for sale, moving to a retirement home in a month, then gonna burn everything else to the ground.

@searchingsara7924

5 жыл бұрын

Bitter much?

Damn, at 3:34 the scene is gorgeous. Kinda looks like WV....I lived in Martinsburg, and near WV in Winchester, VA, Mount Jackson, VA...all beautiful areas. Good to see a place not hit with vandals, and copper thieves. Or a place without 92 penises, pot leaves and some satanic crap all over the walls by stupid kids.

This is so sad that the family didn't care enough about the lady to clean out her home and keep her belongings i guess it's like the saying goes out of sight out of mind.. I couldn't ever leave my granny's house in that condition

Although it’s decayed badly ! You get a feel of the life before. A cosy grandma a cosy home at one time. I’d personally love to live in an isolated place . Thanks for this very interesting from England

I had that airplane around 1982. It was sold for many years. Called a control line airplane. They had a tiny cox .049 engine on it. You would stand in one place and the plane would fly around you in a circle. The only control was up and down and that was with a plastic handle rigged to the 2 strings on the side of the plane. That is was actuated the elevator. They were fun, but could be a pain to get running. Nice explore. Did you share this video with the neighbors?

I'm commenting a bit here, I know lol But, it's places like this, that really have a personal feeling to them. As we look around, it almost feels as if I knew or know them, and feels similar to a "missing" them feeling. It's like they should still be there or something. Might sound a bit odd to say, but it's secluded, and everything was left like they were there last week. But, I can't place it...it's like you know or knew them and now you're visiting them at home.

@PattiMahaney

7 жыл бұрын

Einherjar I totally get that too! Does anyone know what State he explores in? I'm glad that nobody vandalized it with graffiti. For a change. 👍🏼

@BFagan

7 жыл бұрын

I think he goes to different states, quite a bit.

@angelob9465

5 жыл бұрын

B. fagan , I think sad is the word you are looking for. we are perusing through their most precious private objects that represent a lifetime as they slowly decay into oblivion. a fate we all with all our material existence will share. a reflection of our own mortality. as death connects us ALL who have walked this Earth.

@kateyare4708

5 жыл бұрын

deja vu?

Just came across your channel. Well done. I appreciate you not having loud music or unnecessary camera tricks. Subcribing !

my grandma lived in a double wide mobile home from 1997 until she passed away in 2020 it was very similar to this only the layout was different. these old mobile homes take me back to the days with my grandmother 🥲

My double wide was built in 1985 and the kitchen/dining and area in front of the front door had those same kitchen linoleum flooring!

Enjoyed the video. The places I film don't really have anything in them. Like you said, it's nice to see natural decay.

Some handmade things in there-a shame to leave it all in there to be ruined when the roof caves in.

This makes me sad. I always wonder when I got into such places, who lived there, and how they lived and how they died....Memories. Thanks for sharing.

Looks like someone quickly rifled through it all looking for cash and valuables. I doubt it would be family because it certainly wasn't very respectfully done even if they only cared about the money. Family also would have been able to sell some of the items , and/or property "as is". I would guess thieves. Likely found some too. Older people usually hide cash in their homes. When my great uncle passed away his neighbor cleaned him out. They knew he hid cash in old books because my uncle confided in him as a friend. As soon as he passed the neighbor pretended he was just interested in owning the books. You can guess the rest. There was THOUSANDS hidden because he was a vet, and he also had owned a business for many years. His kids lost out because they couldn't prove anything.

@RetroCaptain

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, ppl do that when $$$ is involved, even relatives do it to each other. Even happened in my family. "DTA"

@prismstudios001

7 жыл бұрын

Family members are worse than vandals in many cases. Sorry, but it's true.

An intro with the city and state would be nice. Nice quiet area.

I like your channel because you seem to (mostly) hold the camera still for just about long enough so I can see what I'm looking-at. You know, some things you see in an abandoned house, you need time to react to some of that crazy stuff ! And that's important really too, cos not Everybody Does that.. but the Best ones DO -in my humble opinion. Great vid by the way.

The Hummel figurines are worth money. The ones you said you see in cabinets/ curios. The skates usually have a key to tighten them. Yes, a lot of cool old stuff in there. Thanks ! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

This is an awesome video. I love going through old places like that love it

What a great video. I'm a collector of 1970s to 90s tabloids,magazines. and memorbilia. Also I just subscribed to your channel. 🙂❤

Yes we missed you all your videos are great

11:21 The thinner GTE phone book says it's 1995-1996. Odd they left the calendar at 1989, yet still have "newer" phone books.

@rachelynn3079

7 жыл бұрын

pinkfreud62 I was watching this video thinking there's no way it's been left for that long. I saw a Beanie Baby in there as well lol.

@hannahperry8198

7 жыл бұрын

Rachelynn 307 my grandparents have 2 trailers on their property that belonged to their parents who died in the 70's/ 80's. after they died they used them for storage but other than that they just left them as they were.they are still there to this day

@rachelynn3079

7 жыл бұрын

Hannah Perry that's great but I was leaning more towards some of the items I was seeing lol. Like the Great Value jello in the cupboard when he first gets into the trailer. It didn't look like it was from the 80s. Neither did the bag of chips in the microwave.

@dansdinc

6 жыл бұрын

The Gore Lieberman poster in garage would put it at 2000 at least. Agreed this hasn't been abandoned for that long.

@r.w.7232

5 жыл бұрын

The calendar on the kitchen wall doesn't mean a thing. I've known countless people over the years that had old calendars still hanging and their homes or offices. Some older people just don't throw things away like others do.

I like your videos, you show the things that are in drawers, and behind doors, in pots and other places of interest.

So much stuff there but it does make it more interesting to watch as you can see what they had and imagine what they were like I guess. Great find

That looked like an old Kenmore belt drive washer. Good stuff.

Another great video Hunter...I think those little "glass dolls" are called Hummels, very collectable(if your into that) and they were big in the 80's and 9o's. I dont know if those were Hummels but it would say it on the bottom. I would be so freaked out if I saw that snake skin there...OMG!! Keep up the good work!!

This is the best of all of your videos by far cause you took your time and went through and Yes, I think ladies kin went through and took what was of value and left all the rest to rot,

YES, actually, I did miss you and was concerned that you got injured during an explore. Glad your back and safe.

I am 73 and I had those roller skates.

13:05 I had one of those. It's a 1970s wired RC airplane. Basically you could start it, take off and fly it around in circles. It got kind of boring fast. LOL.

looking trough all that stuff and he didn't notice the rifle standing on end in the bedroom closet. Boy, you blind.

@pirunha

6 жыл бұрын

I saw that also

@kebas239

5 жыл бұрын

I didn't see that, there was Remington ammo in the cabinet near the gun rack.

@miked1765

4 жыл бұрын

I looked and do not see it, though I did see the box of .223 ammo on the closet shelf.

I bet that was a cozy little property back in the day. I bet the grandkids had a lot of fun there especially with that stream from the culvert. That’s just asking to have a toy boat put in it

The children's toys look like they were played with yesterday. You can tell the grandparents loved their grandkids.

You passed up 2 Pyrex nesting bowls, come on Hunter these dishes are very collectable

The white lace curtains were way too white to be too old lol great find, just sad. Thanks for exploring 💜

WOW, you actually got permission to enter the property. You are one of the only few that does this. Thumps up !!

@Getting_Better_Daily

7 жыл бұрын

lisa martin permission from the neighbors... does that even count?

@lisamartin3734

7 жыл бұрын

point taken !!!

No videos posted after this one...since 5 months ago. Are you okay, Hunter?

skates about 80 to 90 years old,im 76 ,i had a pair just like that,

Really enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing.

Ha, ha, ha...that weird doll thing that was in the bathroom used to be the thing. You would stick the dolls legs through on extra roll of toilet paper and have it set on the counter....omg I am soooo old...lol

Another great explore, it did look like someone had been through the drawer's. they most likely were looking for jewelry, or money that had been stashed, and then forgotten.

awesome video Hunter very sad to see everything left behind Take care Jimmy

oh wow! that old skate! me and my sisters had some just like that back in the day,(the late 50s early 60s), geez,the memories that brought back! :-) :-)

I like this kind of videos its like. Opening up a time capsule

I love the old roller skate I had those same ones when I was young. 😊

Mostly everyday items. Groceries, Cleaning Products, Trinkets... Surprised that no one wanted the trailor back than or at least the land it sits on. Surprised that no one botheted to at least empty it out in case someone else wanted to move in.

I can't believe the family bible is there.

Awesome find thanks for sharing. 😘

Trippy... the date on that calendar is my birthday. I turned 14 that year. WOW memories!

Big THANKS to Hunter for being respectful to this family. I feel something sad. Where is the family that was left behind?

Roller skate from the 60s I had a pair. They went over your shoes!

The roller skate was what I had at 6yo and I’m now 79yo🤗

Skates ate from 60/70s. I had couple pair as a kid in 70s

Very common, family took everything of immediate value and left the rest.

This one brought tears to my eyes. Was there any family members close by or anyone wanting to take care of the elderly couples possessions? It is so sad to me that any family members would just walk away and not place any value on the couples lives. RIP... :(

Lol, I know Hunter is playing around at 18:00 He points to the pillow that it looks like someone's head still laying there then a circle of light shines on the pillow (if that isn't Hunter then...) but not even a second later 18:01 the best Orb I saw here shoots up out of the bed and when I caught it freeze frame I am not even joking it was an older lady with her eyes bugging out looking at the pillow- freaky ! Really cool video the ones with lotsa stuff are the best and most dangerous be careful Hunter where you reach hands/arms- you also may want to get some lightweight non-slip boots, what size are you ?

@searchingsara7924

5 жыл бұрын

Whoa I saw it too

I remember that me and m6 sister had a pair of the roller skates each they were brilliant back then

Just watched the whole video. So sad their kid (s) left all their stuff rot, including the family bible. I saw Hummels which are worth money, and the small ceramic toilet was cute too. I bet there are still some cute little gems in there. I'd say the trailer is late 60's, early 70's by the design. The Great Value stuff puts the time they were still there to at least in the 90's. Just so very sad all their house was trashed and their belongings left for the vandals. I bet it was a nice trailer at one time. But at least no one put graffiti in there. Everyone is scared of snakes. I love snakes and was much more scared of the wasp (I am allergic) and the creepy dolls. lol Very cool video. Thanks so much for sharing. You have a new subscriber. :) Can't wait to watch more of your videos. :)

Also that’s a newer furnace with the energy star sticker on the door leaning against the opposite wall. Neat how there is such a mix with the old and the new(er)

omg...I love this adventurous sort of thing...I found myself yelling at u...stop...wait...go back...omg...look at that...lol...new subscriber.

This is so sad that nobody came to sell everything and the property. All the things that these folks left behind.

Hi, Hunter ! Those figurines you picked up are Hummel, believe they are worth money to collectors. Those skates need a key ? Then they'd be 50's-60's. Cool video, but sad. Stay safe & thank you. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸

Alot of times family come rummage thru and take valuables and leave the rest behind. Notice no photos

Right around 9:45 after the snake hanging down there is a plastic Folgers canister.... they switched to plastic around 2002-2004