I love the guy thats subscribed to me so he can leave a dislike in the first minute I post a vid, thanks for turning your notifications on pal! Have a great rest of the week to all you likers 👍🏻

@TM-nk4id

4 жыл бұрын

RnK All Day Who tf even does that? Haters gonna hate.

@SandyWolf-

4 жыл бұрын

Always gonna have someone jealous

@SandyWolf-

4 жыл бұрын

As always GREAT EXPLORE!!! You should try the Randonautica App with intention of abandon home see were it takes you be a cool video

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

You have a Great rest of your week also! This was such a Great explore, the untouched bathrooms, the 80's vibe and the critters dead n' alive just Crazy!! Thank you for sharing this one!! ❤️❤️❤️

@valeriacoffee2970

4 жыл бұрын

Really nice house,it would be fabulous done over with a more modern touch!!!

Who else gets hella excited over abandon house videos? 🤪

@DeniseLaFranceCDNpainter

3 жыл бұрын

The urbex videos are great to watch if you have insomnia and someone in the house is trying to sleep because you can play them with the volume down low and just watch the action. That's what I do. I like this channel a lot.

@ashleygilliland4331

3 жыл бұрын

Me! I’d love to explore myself, but I’m much too chicken. I like watching someone else do it, see what it looks like & say my input. Something relaxing about urbex, it’s a nice break from reality.

@christinet.4159

3 жыл бұрын

I love your channel Chris. It was great of you to share some love on another youtubers channel....two of my favorite youtubers.

@christinet.4159

3 жыл бұрын

I love your channel Chris. It was great of you to share some love on another youtubers channel....two of my favorite youtubers.

The furniture is sixty’s colonial. The house looks like part of it was an old silo and barn converted to a house. The house looks like it is from a fairytale. Must have been very cool back in the day. Awesome find and explore. Thanks for sharing! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@williebeamish5879

4 жыл бұрын

Fireplace definitely sixties. I remember my dad installing one of those on the third floor of our old house. Except ours was flame orange. Yikes.

@oldenweery7510

4 жыл бұрын

@@williebeamish5879 If I remember correctly, Tim O'Hara, Bill Bixby's character in "My Favorite Martian" had a red one in his apartment over a garage. I used to see them all over the place, back in the '60s, particularly in vacation homes and sometimes in less luxurious ski lodges (the ones my friends and I frequented in the early part of the decade, just after I graduated from high school). I always they were a cool-looking type of Franklin stove that threw a lot of heat. Stay safe.

Sedgefield jeans were popular in the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. They were the brand of jeans in the movie Grease. 😊

@Foogayzee

4 жыл бұрын

What a random fun fact to know

I had that same fireplace in the 80's, but mine was cherry red! I loved it! Great find.

I was expecting to see a big wooden fork & spoon on the wall, some 8-track tapes and a copper fondue set. That china and the powder room are way dope, though. Love retrofit homes made from repurposed structures

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed Dixie ... Very Cool Place!!

It’s sad.....this house really hit me as a place in time that’s lost. Very nice items left that meant something to a family. Soon no one will even know it existed. ☹️ Great explore, Robb. Thanks for the phone! Love it! Have a great weekend!

Awesome video Robb... It appears to me to be mostly 70's, the old tv in the beginning, I remember my mom having one like that... and the furniture was def 70's or maybe even late 60's, retro none the less... Loved it.. Stay safe..

That was cool. You could really tell what he was going for. I love the round part and all the rock. Definitely rocks you back to the 70s. Nice find!!

@richardwilliam9944

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Shelley

Dont let these bozos ruin your day because they give you a thumbs down.. You have viewers here and loyal people who like your adventures. Enjoy your weekend and dont let the bozos rent space in your head

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed Gary!

I bought that exact living room set in 1979! Same pattern!

The newspaper in the opening and ending shots is from '96 so it must have been abandoned some time after that. I'd guess it was somewhere around 2000.

Hey love the video once again ..look forward to the phone clip ..lol..keep exploring ..used to have that brick wall in our living room as well ..God bless be safe ✌️👍☮️..

Crazy to see that bathroom with the towels folded and everything neatly in place.

@brendastibolt6672

4 жыл бұрын

I agree.

Always breaks my heart to see a house in such decay someone took the time to do inlaid woodwork and brick work apart of that person that will soon be gone as they are😫❤

@kathleenhume9456

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Very sad indeed!

Cool explore. Any dates on newspapers and magazines. That flush box toilet is a blast from the past

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed Michael!!

Man if I owned this property I would have kept it up, it's so unique!

Love the brick around the floating fireplace!😍

@richardwilliam9944

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Laura

Very Unique build and find! Definitely get the Mid Century Modern vibe from this place. Luv the 'Malm' type fireplace! Agree that the person living here must have been very handy with tools and the trades. Robb your filming is just top notch in here!!! I don't know how you manage to do it and not break your neck with all the debris lying about. The Sedgefield jeans are from the 80's. Such an awesome find, critters n' all!! Shout out to the crew and as always you delivered a GREAT explore to your viewers!! Thank you so much for taking us along!! 🔧 🔨 ⚒ ❤️❤️❤️

Been watching your videos for 3 years now and am noticing that your good lady is not involved in the videos much these days and feel that without K in R&K it does not have the same vibe, Hope you don't take it the wrong way but am enjoying watching back your videos from 2 to 3 years ago with you both in them than videos of late, still a huge fan.

Omg thanks for sharing I live the really old houses from 60's,70's,and 80's! Those sedgefield Jean's were from 1980

Real sad that unique architecture let go. Not many old silos left at all.

Ah yes, great timing. Had a crazy busy day at work. It's nice to come home to a new RNK vid. Thanks!

It's a shame we let cool places like this fall by the wayside.

@kimbrundige6320

4 жыл бұрын

it's called a step endtable.

Another great find, loved it... Thanks Rob and Kristy... Still amazes me what you find in America, New Zealand has nothing like this...

Great explore! Really enjoyed seeing this one. This place must have been a real stunner in the 1960's-1970's.

This would have been one hell of a place to live, I like the old wall paper, light fixtures, it has a cabin feel to it, great vlog, hi Kristy!🤟😎👧🐾

This was really cool, most of the stuff in the kitchen such as lighting, cabinets, and appliances reminds me of my great aunt's trailor from 1978. I really loved the wood designs on the wall paneling.. Yet again, RnK delivers gold! 👍

Another awesome video! The chill house. I can only imagine what it looked like back in its hay day. Until next vid!!💜

Once again a great find! AND I appreciate that you took your time showing us around (I hate when peeps just speed film around rooms). BTW saw an old paper map on that end table between the chairs/sofa. Love that old school stuff!

Looks like a very cozy place in its day! You wonder why someone abandoned it and left all their things behind!

This was FUN! I like the Zero vandal explores. They are rare. Tysm! Looking forward to our next adventure together ✌

RNK all day! Cool house, hope you and Kristy are good! Keep the vids coming

Awesome explore! That was one masterpiece at one time. Great repurpose of an old silo. It was also nice to see that it wasn't vandalized. Keep safe and healthy out there! Thank you for sharing a part of your day with us!

i Love Round houses and that was such a fantastic find. Thank you for sharing such a unique abandoned home with us!

Wht an amazing find!! Love it..Takes me back 2 being a kid again...Thanks 4 sharing!!🙌😊

What a find! I bet that place looked great back in the day!

FANTASTIC!! A very interesting place! Your narration was great. I felt like I was with you 🙂 I too would've loved to have seen it when it was in better shape. Must've been a pretty cool place!

@richardwilliam9944

3 жыл бұрын

Oh i do feel same here Kathleen watching this beautiful home been abandoned is making me so sad, hello Kathleen how are you doing with your family I hope you’re safe from the crazy covid?

@kathleenhume9456

3 жыл бұрын

Sad is the word! My family is safe. All have had their 2 vaccinations. 😊 How about you and yours?

O I love it !! I grew up on my Granpa's farm this is a house my house my Granpa would design and build.😇

I was built in the 1960’s and I am collapsing in on myself as well. Great video!

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

LOL!! I feel ya!

Great find! Had to watch again on the big screen. The detail... That house would be photo-perfectly etched in some grown children’s memories. Like organic barn conversions. So unique.

So 70's... All the wood paneling, woodgrain fixtures, flower print carpet and earthtones everywhere you look. Looks like someone built it around the remains of a silo. Sort of half-ass DIY but super cool idea.

I LOVE THIS HOUSE! So many nice and unique things. I really love the brick pattern/colors around the stove. So much to love about this 😊

Just have to say, before I forget, LOVE the intro music!!!

Be careful not to put the telephone next to the turbo encabulator. I'm kidding, no such thing exists. Thanks for the tour, Rob.

What's the date on the newspapers? That would be the first thing I'd look at to get a rough estimate of abandonment

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

Magazine looked like it said 1996

I'll be honest never seen a coffee table like that but have seen those types of couches. That intro was dope! Seems like the house had such a weird layout to it too. Safe travels!✌

Hello RnK. Craig intrigued here. How are you? Fine looking property, shame it's gone to waste. Thank you Rob for getting in there for the nose about. Your looking good man!

Vacation home, possibly, yes, how all that home decor was sourced before internet access, better homes and garden, family circle, popular mechanics and science! Architecture influences before the internet, people really traveled and used there imagination and creativity to make there homes unique, awesome video !

@jlloucakis9625

4 жыл бұрын

Catalogs and stores were used for buying stuff😁 Sears and Robuck. Western Auto... I was married in 74 and the Sears and To buck catalogue for Christmas was a Big Deal! Kinda miss them. Internet is great but try going back to the page you left off at. Or falling asleep w/your laptop in your lap...at least when one dropped a catalog it couldn't be busted. Lol. Good times, good times...I wouldn't go back but maybe both a catalog and my laptop☝👀😁😉😎❗

Broooo! You just made my lunchbreak sooo much better, opened up with a BANGER too, subs were slapping. Good to see you well my brother, keep strong, stay safe, n till next time, PEACE!

I grew up wearing Sedgefield jeans, sold at our local farm store, not cheap by any means. The baby vultures were so cute 😊

Would have been cool to see the dates on the newspapers or exp dates on the cereal box. Great explore though 👍

@MyNameBorax

4 жыл бұрын

Newspaper looked like 1996.

@kozmos858

4 жыл бұрын

Cool, thanks.

Hold on... something is different! Editing? Is it the shooting? New gear? This... is... phenomenal!! This retro vibe is wild! #notificationsquad

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

Very relaxed vibe Luved it!!

Shame its been left to rot.

What an amazing find! Thank you for showing it!

My mom and dad bought that same table and chairs in the kitchen in 1967👍🏻

Long time no see Robb. Awesome find. Sadly in a few years that place will be unsafe to explore. Hope you and Kristy and doing great. #staysafe #stayblessed

The lawn looked like it had been mowed so someone must be maintaining that part of the property just not the house itself.🤔

Another great explore. Very unique property. I bet those stone walls are holding that place together still given that 2 sides of the building are gone. Was interesting to see someone is taking care of part of the property as the grass was recently mowed behind the curved outdoor deck. Maybe another person's property? Looking forward to the next explore!

Wow I would of liked to of seen this as was when lived in, that would of been a beautiful retro house. Why do most ppl have to trash them, such a shame. Would be great to be rebuilt, quirky little home... ty loved it 😊

Change of music and shot differently too! One of your best ones tbh Rob, good good.

Absolutely love you guys and all you do...nice to see good, honest explorers!! Thanks for making quarantine more bearable...much love from Toronto!! ❤️❤️

Silo house looks cool. Love the fire place brick wall. House is very different & vintage stylish. The phone 📞😂 Love yer shows homes apts malls etc. Keep em coming. ❤💙💜✌😎 RIP raccoons ❤ Baby vultures were cute.

That was a great house it’s was amazing great find

Dope explor again so cool seeing the different years mashed into the 1 home and like you I love to see it in pristine condition. Give Kristy my love 💋💋💜💜🙇

Love this awesome place and even though the walls are basically falling in on itself it would be nice to see it either repaired or salvaged so that all these mementos could be saved.

I was born in '82, and this cool ass explore brought back so many memories of the same home decor , I grew up with, and never would have thought of, again. Those blinds man, we had the same ones, lol....amongst many other familiar looking furnishings. This made me smile big, thank you for the blast from the past, and what y'all been doing for so long! Keep up the good work! #timecapsules

I love those dishes. They are so pretty. This sure was an awesome home. It ashame it got into such disrepair. I love really unique homes. Omg the baby vultures. They are so cute!

2 things stood out for me in this video that was not normal, but very cool. First was the design of the bathroom with the coach-lamps on either side of the mirror and the exposed brick wall with an awesomely tiled 1970's wet wall tiled wall....second, the overall design of the exterior. I reckon the owner may have built it himself as a labour of love as evident by the items you documented in the garage.....top video Rob.

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed!!

Did you see the vintage pyrex bowls in the kitchen?

@jaynemaggie

4 жыл бұрын

Yes i did 😊

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

Sure did!

@kathleenhume9456

4 жыл бұрын

I missed the bowls 😏

@brendastibolt6672

4 жыл бұрын

I missed the bowls to. I saw the dishes in the cabinet. I may have to watch this again.🙂

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

@@brendastibolt6672 check out vid at 7:27 they are on the counter :)

Nice explore. Like u , I wish it could of been seen back in the day . Excellent 👍👍👍👍👍😎

Very Cool explore Rob! I would say at least 70's have a great weekend!✌

@richardwilliam9944

3 жыл бұрын

Hi

Look for manufacturing dates on water heaters and maybe magazines. Some idea of when abandoned

This is so cool! Such a shame it’s rotting. Did you check out the manufacture date on the hot water tank? That will tell you around the time when they lived there last.

@richardwilliam9944

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Lacey

Sedgefield Jeans, wow...I've seen em, but not since jr high school back in the 80s

That green bathroom was a real time capsule!

I think this is your best find so far!..the can opener with the knife sharpener in the kitchen took me back in time. All the brick in that house was beautiful.👍👍✊

That's a really cool house, and with so much intact (furniture, magazines, wall hangings, not walls...) it's easy to imagine what it was like before. That furniture and fireplace takes me right back to my grandma and grandpa's 1960's/70's house. And the phone has a dial tone??? hmmm... nice touch! I'm wondering if maybe there had been a gas leak or something that killed the raccoons in the basement? Great video!!!

If it were me in there with the dead raccoons..... Afraid to turn my back on them.... What if they're not dead? 😆 Isn't it funny how we get older and we see something that we know we've seen before, that's so familiar but just can't remember? Thanks for the volture footage Max!

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

Don't turn around, back away slowly!! Lol!

Very cool explore!! Would’ve been nice to see it in it’s hay day

@richardwilliam9944

3 жыл бұрын

Oh i do feel same here Roni watching this beautiful home been abandoned is making me so sad, hello Roni how are you doing with your family I hope you’re safe from the crazy covid?

Very cool Rob, love your interpretation "handyman special". Very fitting. Would have been a well known house in its day. 🙂👍✌

@richardwilliam9944

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Christie

@christiewilson874

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardwilliam9944 hi

That was probably pretty cool in its day!! Thanks for taking us along Robb!! 💖👏💖👏💖👏

all the furniture and appliances are late 60s to early 70s cool find

To bad the house was left to decay. Thanks for exploring this house. It's amazing how time stands still in some abandoned houses

Hi Rob. That was a cool silo house. I also liked the lights in there. Hope you are doing great.👍👍👍❤❤

I love that house. They took a lot of thought in the design especially with the stone. Round homes used tube very cool 😎

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed Cindy !!

I love watching y’all’s videos there so awesome wish I go and see some of the places y’all have been keep up the good work love y’all stay cool

I still have a couch like that. It was my parents. It’s a sleeper sofa that hides a bed inside. Cushions are beat up but I have a throw over the whole thing. Works for me and the sucker is heavy.

@memaw5boys1girl14

4 жыл бұрын

Those are the kind of couches that you only move one ☝️ time 😂

@williebeamish5879

4 жыл бұрын

@@memaw5boys1girl14 And never upstairs.

That Ruud water heater is nice , from the late 90s possibly early 2000s, same with the over-under combo washer dryer.

@GldRush98

4 жыл бұрын

That threw me for a loop, along with that Rice Krispies box. That stuff says 90's to me. I suspect it was built in the 60's and lived in until the guy who out it together passed away in the 90's at some point. It's easy to forget that 1990 was 30 years ago now...

Glad to see you back in action. That was a really cool find!!!!

Pretty cool house, I would of been awesome to see when everything was still intact. But u can still guess what it would of looked like. Thanx for the share. Be safe n Hi fr BC 🇨🇦

you can also keep a nice bag of weed in the coffee table too.

@Twisted_Adventures2

4 жыл бұрын

Great idea!

@SavageBunnyGetMoney

4 жыл бұрын

Lol you can hide your weed In there

@shelleytribbey8781

4 жыл бұрын

That was my 1st thought. Lol

Amazing silo house. Wish we could have seen it in its prime condition. Sad that it’s falling in on itself. Would love to know the story of it and why it was abandoned with everything still in it. Never had seen a closeup of vultures before. I like how the house was built. Thank you for sharing. Appreciate you. God bless you and Kristy

You're just the best at this, Rob--I'm so happy when a notification pops. You zoom on the right things, go the right speed, have awesome music & great commentary--& of course great picks for location. Not everyone has your unique blend! So relaxing & enjoyable...been subbed for several years now & so glad. I do watch a few in other countries that do a pretty good job but you'll always be the best! Thank you for your time & effort it's much appreciated. Much love to you guys!!

Awesome explore. Like the house a lot. The bath tub. I think those were baby vultures. So good to see you out and about. Thank you for the cool video.

If I can take anything aside from the mystery and intrigue these videos bring, it would be that I’m constantly reminded that every possession I own will be left behind one day, turning to trash then dust. These pieces of our lives should not be what is most important... Nice video once again 🍀

I am sure this home is a case of the owners passing away and no one to claim it or belongings!

@williebeamish5879

4 жыл бұрын

Like so many are that are full of personal belongings.

@brendastibolt6672

4 жыл бұрын

It is sad...i would think the state would step in if there is no one to claim it. Wouldn't taxes still need to be paid on places like these?

@Theresistance64

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. It's amazing that everything was left behind. Clothes, furniture, dishes, tools.... They didn't just move because they would have taken their personal belongings. This was either a "bug out" or someone passed away and nobody claimed the belongings.

@GldRush98

4 жыл бұрын

@@brendastibolt6672 Typically if back taxes are owed they would need to be paid by the buyer if the property were sold. This looks like it sits on farm land, so it's likely the building is part of land that is still owned by someone and farmed, so taxes are probably still being paid. The house is obviously uninhabitable so the tax rate likely reflects that.

Now this one was really cool. I really dig all that retro Furniture. Reminds me of my childhood. Thanks for taking us along my friends

Great explore 👍 I'm a child of the 60s and 70s. Good memories. Thanks 😘

Homie Rob has been stopping by the Starbucks I work at all week but I've been too shook to say anything lol

@bsage5514

4 жыл бұрын

Kait you need to give a shout out to the Man!!