Hint: If you ever climb old, questionable wooden (or even steel) staircases or ladders, try to keep your feet on the outer edges, since that's where the fasteners, (nails, bolts, or in the case of steel, welds) will be, and the steps will be strongest there, in case one does give way, you'll have enough time to either step down, or up and avoid falling.

BTW that “toaster” you found in the dark room was for developing sheet film. You load the exposed frame in the basket and then dunk it in the developer. The machine regulates the temp of the developer and the basket insure you don’t have to touch the film with your hands or tongs during the development process. You’d likely use one machine for developer, another to rinse, and another for fixer and just move the basket between them all. That large sheet film you found, would fetch $$$$$ on the used market these days. I nearly had a heart attack when you said let’s look inside. Despite being expired, that film is still useful for those who know how to use it. Due to the harsh chemicals used to make it, it will never be produced again. It’s extremely hard to find, much less in that condition.

12:16 that’s cute. Waiting for mom to get back, so they can bug her for food. lol. 😁❤️

I love how the birds nest is made partly out of medical gauze...

@rawdawgg_

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah you do..

@alexc3295

2 жыл бұрын

@@rawdawgg_ what

@Cloud-be8pg

2 жыл бұрын

i know. it’s so fitting

At 6:11 -- "There's a book in the monitor." Yeah. That's called an ebook. LOL!!!

@Ganiscol

2 жыл бұрын

Was thinking the same - somebody tried to "upload" it to the computer. 😄

@JrGoonior

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ganiscol But it was already "installed".

@razorsharp6667

2 жыл бұрын

Wow great one!😂

Have you guys ever looked into exploring all the abandoned remote ghost towns across British Columbia in Canada? If not check out Ocean Falls, Anyox and various 100 year old military/navy bases on the islands around Vancouver island as well as various other locations throughout the province. The youtuber Destination Adventure likes to explore these locations. Anyways keep up the great content always excited when you guys upload

@JMartin2006

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe you like this video 💡 Discovering a Forgotten City | Abandoned Nearly 100 Years | Destination Adventure kzread.info/dash/bejne/omuEuLyqXc_Xc9Y.html It showed up at the top of my KZread recommendations when I opened this video. I only paid attention to that video because of your comment. 😀

@hyporii

2 жыл бұрын

@@JMartin2006 it’s a great video isn’t it? I’m subbed to Destination Adventure and watched it when it came out. But I’m so glad he got recommended to other people too. This guy puts so much effort into his videos that he really needs to collab with someone like The Proper People and get him the subs and views the guy deserves

@MikeOrkid

2 жыл бұрын

Frank from Exploring Abandoned Mines is from BC and has a great series on Anyox.

@jamebonez

2 жыл бұрын

Also lots of ghost towns in Quebec.

@mohamadjefry9412

2 жыл бұрын

That church looks amazing and still can be rescued

Nice to see a place a bit more close to home without a massive ocean between it.😆 Nice video! Are there more video's coming from Europe?

I have a modern Necchi sewing machine I bought about ten years ago. I am absolutely not shocked that one as old and neglected as that one still works so smoothly- This thing is the highest quality thing i've ever owned. It can sew through 6 layers of demim without a struggle. I have no idea why they aren't more popular in the US, It wasn't too expensive for a sewing machine so importing costs really can't be bad.

@colausbra

2 жыл бұрын

They run off of 220/240v which we don't have it the U.S. and it's really hard to go from 120v to 240v short of calling an electrician and having a 240v outlet installed.

@jlucasound

2 жыл бұрын

6 layers of denim? That could sew leather. (Maybe not saddle straps, but still). I would consider installing a dedicated 220 outlet to run a machine like this. I could also unplug the dryer and hang my wet laundry outside! ;-)

@snappylobster3118

2 жыл бұрын

@@colausbra The one I have isn't an industrial style, like that one- It's for a tabletop. It has a normal US plug, no adaptor or anything. It's never caused me any issues even in my one shitty apartment that couldn't handle having a TV and a vacuum on in one room. Edit: Its the Omega model to give you a better idea

@colausbra

2 жыл бұрын

@@snappylobster3118 Ah okay assumed you were from Europe which uses 240v in their standard outlets. Seems like I missed the US site when I checked before and assumed the company didn't have a presence here in the US.

The decaying is so admirable and those little birds were cute. Nice job guys.

The Italian scenery is just so unique and gorgeous. As well as the architecture by the Italian people.

@dasbose4962

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, we Italians are cool.

24:51 That looks like an ankle-foot orthotic. I wore then as a child because I could not stand up fully because I was born with spina bifida.

that x-ray room looked nicer than the one i work in inside a northern canadian hospital 😂😭 (ps that’s what everyone’s chest looks like on xrays haha)

@shorey66

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, as a radiographer, I always enjoy all the old equipment they find, and when they talk about the x-rays (or CT in this case). I can't believe the tube in that room moved so smoothly after all that time. Well engineered. I find it odd that the table had it's own dedicated tube as the ceiling unit would normally be used for both in my experience. Maybe it was moved in from a different room?

@smellytoes8548

2 жыл бұрын

i was just gonna ask if anyone knew if there’s something wrong with the chest x-ray. thank you for clarifying 🙏

@scarlett5804

2 жыл бұрын

@@smellytoes8548 what he was pointing to was just normal breast tissue

My anxiety has been sky-high lately due to some health problems I've been having, these videos are a good distraction because they help keep me out of my head about it. ❤ Thank you.

@shorey66

2 жыл бұрын

Until they start leaning over crumbling balconies and going up old wooden staircases. I love that they do it for the us viewers but my heart is in my mouth everytime.

@Sniperboy5551

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you’re doing better now!

The architecture of both the old monastery and the modern hospital are so beautiful in their own ways. It's incredible how well preserved it is, I'm sure if the money was there it could be restored.

Another great one guys! The xray is fairly unremarkable. The right side has the liver under the lung and usually results in a shorter appearing lung as the diaphragm sits higher.

@Just1Nora

2 жыл бұрын

The lungs on the windows were pretty junky though. Pneumonia, smoker, something...those alveoli were pretty full of buildup.

Helluva an explore. The records left there is simply unconscionable.

@husky500cr

2 жыл бұрын

It is. My Dad was a doctor and when he retired and shut down his office, I help him move all the records to the front of the building, and he called a shredding company and a guy in a big paper shredding truck came and destroyed all the files.

The boarded off side of that stairwell 24:27 was probably because the handrail/wall thing where it goes down was too low so they closed it off instead of heighten it. Tall people were in danger of falling. Looks like jerry-building. 😉 If they close a hospital they are obliged to keep the files for a certain amount of time (it's 10 years over here), store them properly and then they need to destroy them. I can not believe that in most of these abandoned hospitals you visit no one liquidating them ever did that. You find a lot of xrays and files in most of these places.

@Just1Nora

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I don't know what you mean by "over here" but that sounds like the states. Most places in the states almost never go back and destroy records though. It probably requires money they don't have or don't want to spend. Law or no law if no one prosecutes them then it doesn't really matter, right? The old addage, "It's only illegal if you get caught." It's shameful.

I love the binaural audio in your recent videos. The reverb and direction makes it sound like I'm there and gives a better sense of space and the size of the rooms.

2018-2019 footage in a 2021 video Nice to finally see this stuff!

Not sure if you guys are still in Italy; the Viterbo region northeast of Rome is replete with mansions and castles empty for years. Not to mention the lakes of northern Italy that have castles that have remained abandoned since their owners died; they were vacation homes and seldom kept on record.

That scenery was next level. It was absolutely stunning!

Italy takes everything to the max. Art, wine, food, pottery, glass blowing. Its just better.

That large machine in the laundry area is a sheet folding machine. Feed sheets in and they come out folded perfectly. Pretty neat to see some modern technology there

Italian hospital are so majestic and the architecture is amazing. Great video!

The baby birds and their nest are as exquisite as the building!!

I'm from Detroit Michigan ever since 2016 it's popping up LITERALLY EVERYWHERE at some point in time. I love it😂❤

It would be awesome if you put up pictures of these abandoned places in its hey day … just to visualize how it looked and functioned

@razorsharp6667

2 жыл бұрын

That's a great idea! +1 to that

Keep those videos coming. It's such a treat to sit down after dinner and watch you guys explore.

You find some of the most beautiful buildings that need to be preserved.

Unlike some other explorers..you guys never stray away from getting the best content, even when it's risky..and that I appreciate!

Dry cleaning machine and a big mangle, which is used for ironing sheets. My mom had a mangle - they were popular in the US in the 1940s and 50s.

This is my favorite exploration channel easily, you guys go in depth, your knowledgeable about the place your exploring and biggest of all, you respect the places/things you visit

Absolutely beautiful. Would love to see more of it. Another great video!

I've been watching you guys for a while now and your videos are a great way to chill and relax while I'm building scale models. But I've always wondered what you guys do to protect yourselves at some of these places, especially the abandoned factories and things that look like they'd have the very high potential to have someone lurking around a corner. I know you've had a couple encounters before, and I hope it stays just as those have been. Stay safe guys!

@Sniperboy5551

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s funny, my dad (who has never really been into exploring abandoned places) says that all the time. He always tells me to be careful because there could be a junkie lurking somewhere, but I’ve never had that happen to me. I’m not saying it’s impossible or even rare, but there’s always fewer vagrants than one might expect!

Found your channel last fall and it helped me get through school and 2020 😊

Great drone photos. Architecturally stunning.. thanks for the history of the buildings.. lovely setting in the mountains…. Beautiful in the chapel. It must have taken years to build…. Someone should restore this site…

Don't EVER change the intro music (Michael wrote that, right?) and DON'T stop sweating. ;-)

Beautiful landscape!! I also loved the bell and the little birds. This place deserves to be restored

Awesome job guys

i’ve been waiting for this!!

you guys were lucky to be able to see Italy! beautiful landscape! I bet you guys have great memories of your trips abroad!

You guys are so awsome, Many, many items you have found over the years I would have been SO tempted to take, yet you don't:) So cool!!! Thank you for another great vid.

What an incredible explore! Thank u!

YUS! Perfect start to the weekend!🌸✌️💜

6:20 This is an aspen tree. You can tell it’s in aspen tree because of the way that it is.

@jordanh.2998

2 жыл бұрын

That's pretty neat!

@jorgepeterbarton

2 жыл бұрын

"it is therefore it is" Descartes

Ooo... this place was an awesome find!! Great video!

Been watching since the beginning! Y’all are the best hands down when it comes to urbex! Keep it up

You and your adventures! Thanks to the fantastic pursuit of your passion and making it public, you will have visited a piece of the world. Well done, because Europe worked out great for you. Come back for more! :) The whole complex came out superbly. Beautiful buildings - it is a pity that they were left alone, that they were allowed to be in such a state. Maybe not bad, but the longer it lasts, the more unreasonable the renovation will be. By the way, it is also a pity that data protection has no place here - it is absurd that medical data should just lie there, as if they were meaningless pieces of paper. The same applies to the two other explorers who played with the wheelchair - urbex is not a playground, and if they have to do it, they should at least put everything back in its place so as to leave only footprints and nothing more. Let the abandoned places age on their own without vandalism and the like. Feel invited to come to Poland, where you will also find many urbex gems!

So glad the guys mentioned patient records in this episode. I've lost count of how many places they go to where these are simply abandoned, and it's horrific that even in the last 20yrs of places being left as they are, that this practice still goes on. It's just wrong that nobody involved with these errors takes responsibility. I bet once someone associated sees these videos though, that they will mysteriously disappear soon after.

Congrats on passing a million boys! Def my favorite urbex channel.

Went there a few years ago, nice location, the church is stunning!

totally awesome place, great filming,thanks for sharing 👍🙂

Another enjoyable investigation. Thanks guys.

Excelente exploración compañeros saludo desde Argentina 🇦🇷📸🔦🏚️☺️

Very awesome exploration!! I love abandoned churches. Hectic brickwork on that belltower 😎

really cool place the detailing in the church are very beautiful and the hospital was different in style than the hospitals of today, thank you for sharing

Thanks for taking us to so many beautiful locations!

I love your videos! Never get enough of them

This was such an enjoyable and informative video guys 😀

I have always loved urban exploring, when I was around 7 I was going on walk and I seen a old shed and I ran off to go check it of, luckily it just had a rake and shovel in it

Love the Spinal Tap reference! Been a fan for a long time! Thank u for taking me outta of central Fl with your vids!

wow, wish I had the money to buy and restore that place! Just amazing guys!

Such beautiful structures just left for nature to go it's own way.

So sad to see places like this in ruins. The baby birds are so sweet tfs 🥰💐🌷🌵🌺🌞🏜️💗✝️

Great video guys, we love your work. Inspiration 👍

17:55 an old treadle sewing machine. u can use the serial # to find out it's b-day. mine is aug 15, 1901! 😁😍

@chananahar992

2 жыл бұрын

yes, it is VERY satisfying! 😁 it wuda had a leather belt attaching the foot pedal to the hand wheel

25:00 - "More restraining stuff on the floor. This was the Physical Therapy floor". Lol. So - the restraints were for all the out-of-control lunatics seeking physical therapy? Those are just braces and wraps. Like to stabilize an injury i.e. back brace, leg brace (as seen), abdominal area and such.

Enjoying all your European explores! I hope you have more from Italy/Europe in your backlog - or plans to go there again in the not so distant future!

Great condition! Loved the ringing of the bells! Btw, @ 24:44 & 25:03, those may be abdominal binders.

Amazing, thanks for having me along.

Im getting "this is CHILLS" vibes from this guys voice.. Anyone? No, just me??

every video you post just gets better and better

its nice to see the commercial kitchens

Bright Sun AND Proper People putting out a video on my day off?! WIN! Thanks guys - always a great day to see you in my inbox

wow you guys have done some amazing explores lately awesome vid

Excellent job, as usual!

Another great video, guys. The baby birds making an appearance was a nice touch. Have you guys ever thought about exploring anywhere in Canada, at all?

Got yourselves cleaned uo. You're the Proper People again.

Awesome video thanks

Great episode guys!

Awesome tour guys!

I miss watching this awesome channel

New life in an abandoned area... amazing!

Beautiful place, I hope it gets saved.

I saw dates 2002 and 2004 on the x-rays. Amazing exploration!

I find it really fascinating when you guys find older items like that sewing machine, that might be worth some money.

i forgot abt ur channel and this video got recommended to me i was gonna do work but u best believe im gonna binge watch these videos now lmao

Another fantastic video

That Xray equipment seriously needs to be removed from there. In Brasil, similar negligence ended up causing the death of several peoples and contaminated a number of locations. You should signal that to the government.

@juandenz2008

Жыл бұрын

It's a good point, but I think the Brazil incident was somewhat different. My understanding is what happened in Brazil was thieves stole the radiation source made from highly radioactive caesium chloride from a radiotherapy machine. An x-ray machine works differently it doesn't contain a radioactive substance like that, instead x-rays are produced in an X-ray tubes by accelerating electrons through a potential difference and directing them onto a target material. In someways it could be hazardous if thieves stole it and powered it up and started messing around, but nowhere near as dangerous as an old radiotherapy machine.

@25:50 make note fellas! That's a perfect spot for catching your breath, maybe even putting up some defences, after the apocalypse... ;-) You hated those stairs? Well, so will _zombies._ Clear view for _miles,_ easily controllable/chokable entry points... great spots for traps, and half the building is one massive trap _already..._ Location, location, _location._

Absolutely stunning area and architecture. Such a shame someone can't find a use for this and restore it. Some nice drone footage too :D More vids from Europe? (UK here)

proper people! you guys are great!

Nice buildings ! It seems that lack of proper care of medical records is a problem in many countries.

Wow I never know where you guys will show up, always a surprise. I loved this one because I love Italy. Which one of you wears the Vans? Many thanks.

Another fantastic video😎🧡 I appreciate that PSA😂🫁

it looks wonderful

Awesome just a wheel chair chilling

I would love to go explore with you. It would be amazing.

Ringing the bell is a sure fire way to get security to show up.

Beautiful architecture. Italy is a beautiful country.