This was one of my favorite places that you visited. It definitely made me love Finland even more! My daughter had her DNA analyzed and she has a bit of Finnish. I don't know if she got that from me, her father or grandparents of old. My DNA analysis just said Scandinavian. So maybe I know that it is actually Finnish! If you get a chance I hope you get to go back again! 🙂
I could just listen to you all day! You make me smile with your observations. Talking to a moth, "oh, it's just a bible", etc......LOL You make my evening much lighter! Thanks for being you!
For a house that’s been abandoned for at least 40 years which also has broken windows, it’s actually in pretty good shape. I was surprised to see some very interesting items that were left behind. That kitchen stove is amazing along with that really nice armoire, Both of which have beautiful detail. I know it’s disrespectful and in bad taste to take things from abandoned places but sometimes I feel bad when I see really nice interesting pieces that will be lost to time.
This home is fantastic. What a wonderful house almost frozen in time. Love the kitchen with the stove with the hot water faucet. This place is a treasure. Handmade and handcrafted. Thought maybe this house had an old form of security when you could not find the door. I thought maybe you had to enter with a hidden ladder or there was a false wall with a hidden door. Wonderful find all around! Now on to Part 2. ~k
WE ALL ADORE YOU!!! Great job JANNE plzzz KEEP'EM coming our way so that we can get a lot of enjoyment an entertainment from watching you explore all those magnificent places and structures that we all know and love from way way way back then to now. Love you xoxo 😉😚🗣🕵👌👍👏❤👀👁👣👄
I was thinking "Ooo don't go in under that broken glass!" and was glad you didn't get hurt. I love the old Singer sewing machine and the armoire. The details on that one kitchen stove were nice also. This is a great find!
I guess the wildness is keeping this place safe. All that growth has been growing for a long time. Live the furnace. Geez that's an oldie! An the old bike is amazing. Going to watch part two now. Just found you today Janne. N now subscribed. Hey from Nevada USA!
Almost a shock to see a home sit from 1984 until today & no idiot burned it down. Thanks for sharing the fun! I wondered why you walk past 2 times the entrance, but it was well covered. I agree, the Juice would be "extreme" in either direction sitting that long.
Very good find....love this old historical house and adore the blue stove. You have a very good sense of humor and yes I was getting very worried myself when you couldn't find the door.....goood video....keep them coming....I enjoy seeing your countries history.
My mom had a trestle Singer sewing machine where you use your feet to pump up and down like the one here. If no power, you'd always be able to sew. Maybe it's me but between the strong breeze and the light, it gives me the feeling of an Indian Summer.
Heck, this Welsh-American in Maine (York county) agrees with you! Sadly, the farming character of my little village is vanishing as homeseekers get financially pushed out of Portland and so every other plot of beautiful farmland gets turned in a cookie cutter collection of homes. :-(
Very nice find. Love it when they have relics inside (old newspapers, books, vintage stuff) always very interesting when these old places tell their stories. Great adventure as always Janne.
I really love that little place the stove is awesome. I'll live there. The tredell sewing machine is antique and worth over a thousand dollars in USA. Lots of these old abandon places have these beautiful machines all metal which they don't make any more. You now get plastic parts inside which wear out. Mine in my machine is all steel. But I don't have a tredell machine. '
Some people here put new radio parts in old cabinets, to use for decorator radio. The old shovel was a post hole digger for fence posts. Horse tack and looked like rigging for Sleigh bells. Maybe Mrs. Santa used to live there?
This was a great house, so much historical value. I was so ready to go upstairs! So I will be looking forward to next Friday. I collect old sewing machines, so I was thrilled to see the Singer sewing machine at the beginning. Would love to know how old it was. I will research. Thanks for all you go through, have a good day.
5:32/33 ,,I busted out laughing! "What the hell?....I'm confused."...THAT was epic!!! Wonderful explore! I'm subscribing!! The 'Things' you found hanging in the livingroom, were leather dressings and tack for horses. The tub behind the bicycles is a wash tub, for laundry. The washboard was still in it.
WOW, that house is a time capsule !!! It's very nice & big !!! It's like stepping back in time !!! Hope to see the second half !!! Very interesting & I love old buildings & things !!! Take care Janne !!! ❤😊
I've watched this over and over I love it so peaceful and reminds me of my mawmaws house with the loom and all the old things ,I would love to live there just as it is
Great video sir. I am an American living in Minnesota but am Swede-Finn in ancestry on my father's side. Our relatives came from Kronoby and a few other smaller villages around there. Quite fascinating to see these great videos of yours. Thank you.
Hello Janne! I really enjoyed this episode. I love that house, I could live there, so cozy. Beautiful old stove! cant wait to see upstairs next wk. loved all that wind & sunshine♥ Blessings & be safe ;-)
I don't think you realize how funny and entertaining you are! You had me cracking up! I found it interesting that the house appeared to be in fairly decent condition given its age and also that the currency was outdated or obsolete. Although everyone is aware of Euros... It's still kind of a strange concept to have entirely different currency. - Love from the U.S. -
I think on some farms when there is an old house that either the person passed away, or the family just needed more space, they didn't tear them down when they build new houses on the land. Instead they became another storage outbuilding. Three generations or more later, those suckers can get really full
Janne! Good to see you ! Missed watching as I’ve been in hospital for five months. Glad to be home glad to watch your awsome Videos once again ! You look fantastic
I can see why this is your favorite adventure 😀😀 there so much interesting stuff really injoyed see some of the history of Finland thank you for sharing it
I loved this the first several times I watched it, but I didn't do too many comments back then so I will now. Still love this by the way. The wind blowing through all those weeds and bushes sounds heavenly. Makes me want to take a nap. So relaxing😑😑😑 My favorite part of course is where you are going around the house and say "What the heck? I'm confused!" There was so much cool stuff in there!! I love the way you say "for freakin' freak"😁 Nice underpants BOSS😆
Kind of fantastic! I very much enjoyed seeing the old ovens and lovely wardrobe. When I see the clothing, I always wonder what might be found in the pockets....do you ever look? There was even horse tack! Probably would have been boring to everyone without horses but I would have loved an up close look at Finnish horse tack.
Great interesting find ,great explore . 😀. Loved watching as always you bring a smile to my face 😁 please be careful Janne with broken glass windows . Stay safe Janne 😊👍👍
I think that old shovel may have been either a turf cutter, if you burn that there, I know we do in Ireland. Also the bucket beside the bicycles was a scrubbing board with bucket for washing clothes and smells in. Great video. Peace and blessings from Ireland 🇮🇪
I quessed 1972 on papers. Good job on video. As a half Finn on Ma s side appreciate your exploring and the fact you ride! Stay safe and keep making vid s Janne!
Old Singer Sewing Machine....like my grandmother had when I was very small . No electric , foot operated. Later on Singer did sell a conversion kit to convert to electric.Greetings from Hot Springs Arkansas USA , Neat old machines , nice video .
Great location. So many wonderful items throughout the house . @ 20:16 you made me laugh with your Conjuring movie reference. 😆 Very wonderful episode . 😂
That light switch button you found on the wall I've actually seen some in old house that actually still worked ...but there was 2 buttons exactly like that 1 above and 1 right below it ..and pushing the top button in turned the lights on and when you push the bottom button in it turned the lights back off very different for the old technology they had in those old housed
Remember Janne like I am here in the U.S.A. and a lot of things are diffrent then .Like your heating or diffrent foods ect. I am enjoying your tapes.God Bless
Wow, never seen a bed like that. You are too paranoid. Some people here in the US lived in old outdated houses in the mountains in the 80's. The most interesting part of the first room "ancient" kitchen was that stove/oven and you basically ignored it. Please shut the cabinet doors and drawers, with so many broken windows, animals can get in there and destroy what's in them. Couch is from 50's 0r 60's, not 70's. Beautiful old wardrobe. Those old bikes are awesome. Thanx for the vid.
Quite large kitchen, maybe they provided food for many people, with the big oven and the second one you find later, you could make a lot of food, this place really shows the past well preserved.... looking forward to part 2 also.
Awesome episode Janne. One thing I do want to say though and I think I speak on behalf of all your viewers is; please be careful when you're coming in a window with shards of glass hanging down like that! All it takes is for it to fall whilst you're climbing in and it you could have ended up with your throat slit or it cutting a major artery! Regarding the house itself, it's really cool but I can't help feeling a little sad wondering what happened to the people that used to live there. Especially when there was that ladies dress hanging up in the closet.
It seems there was people living there from about 1930 to 1983... Te old lady must moved with a relative or passed in the eighties. Her soul was there when you touched her Bible... you felt the wind outside ;) Sad that nobody could fix and live that cozy little place! Thanks for share!
Thank you for this video. I love your respectful attitude and the wonderful old house. Please increase the volume, if you can. My laptop does not have very loud speakers.
I love that you are taking your time on this one. Much bigger than most of the home you show. What an amazing home! Freaking is one of my favorite words and it cracks me up every time you say it. Lol
When you were circling the house and made the comment about an urban explorer circling the house 200+ times to fine the entrance.. I almost spat out my yogurt I was eating from laughing.
