ABANDONED HOUSE WITH EVERYTHING LEFT BEHIND FROZEN IN TIME FOR OVER A DECADE | ABANDONED PLACES UK 

Thanks for watching appreciate it, hope you've enjoyed this explore of the scoutmasters, hit the thumbs up and give it a share will help alot. Cheers ❤

You have such a funny personality! I jumped when you saw the doll in the window! Then laughed, it felt so good to laugh with your belly. Don't go alone. Who knows what could happen.

oh adam you had me laughing so much when you threatened to left hook doll downstairs and jump scare off one in bedroom ,sounded like a wisper in your camara outside at 27.37 ,, the broken ole house was cool pity it so dangerous but has you say does have open plan lol lol , happy new year stay safe great vid

14:16 When you said the doll was creepy reminded me of when my daughter and I were looking to buy a house. We would go separate ways to do a quick scan to see if it was worth a proper look. Took us about 5 minutes tops in one house and we went back outside to talk to husband and realestate agent and both said in unison “Not a hope in hell”. Why? There were 2 dolls in a cabinet my daughter saw and 2 dolls on a bed I saw and we both swear these dolls moved to look at us. They were porcelain dolls that the wife had made and when we spoke to her and her husband her husband said they always gave him the creeps to.

Left hook for the doll, that has creased me 😂🤣😂🤣

Lol dolls creep me down out too!! Funny different names for things we use , “ cotton “ on Singer we call thread and “wellies” we call muck boots because used if out on rainy muddy days! LOVE your channel and you never disappoint!!

Love that old stove. It's a mistery why no one inherited the house, those toys look like they are from 1960s and 70s I think. Thanks 😁

Hoover is a brand name . Hoover made / makes vacuum cleaners amongst other things. We just tend to call any vacuum cleaner a hoover. Love your explores

Omg I laughed my a** off over you and the dolls. A little humor with an old farm house makes for an epic adventure. Thanks for sharing and making my day a little more enjoyable.

You was lucky when you was outside, you can tell the farmyard was being used.those hay bales next to jcb plus the cow

Absolutely loved this house. I am just 60yrs old, and I had a black doll exactly the same. The other house had a bread oven next to the range...Brillant.

My grandma and grandad still have one of those old phones in a green colour. Still works. They've had it years in their kitchen, making phone calls on it can be fun 🤣

I would so love to have seen that place when the houses were lived in! I really likes this explore because there was so much to look at, and your narration is always entertaining. Thank you, Adam.

Love the old sewing machine.. Another awesome house to explore..

I have moved house many times in my day. First you pack up the drawers, cupboards, nic-nac's, and personal stuff like photos. Then you move the furniture. This place was just too bizarre. Almost all the furniture was missing. No beds, sofa's, tables...All personal belongings left to decay. How weird is that? That second house was so cool, Adam. Everything was so small. It looked it was made for kids. You know what I mean? Like a playhouse. A very well made playhouse. lol I really did enjoy watching this, thank you for sharing.

This is the best type of exploring in my opinion. Ordinary houses filled with ordinary items , but so interesting at the same time . Please keep them coming .

The hidden room by the fireplace was probably to store the firewood, to keep them nice and dry. Abd those hooks above it, maybe for a fire hook, coal shovel, etc. Very clever.

Always love your respect of people's stuff, Adam - it's proper nice to see people exploring because it's interesting but absolutely respecting that it's someone's house. So strange that people seem to half pack and then leave...I'm always so intrigued as to why! Great vid as always ♥

I always love the music you play, makes the adventure even better. Thank you for showing these places I would love to explore!!

Long forgotten but its great that you are documenting these places before they fall down. I love the Rayburn stove, so cool. Keep up the exploring! Just subscribed. Thank you.

Hi Adam, what a lovely little place great explore thankyou for taking us along to see it all, stay safe and well much love Jo xx

Always love watching you, Adam, you’re entertaining and always put me in a good mood 💕. Watching from Holladay, Utah; USA

Greetings from Ontario, Canada! Came across your channel by accident, really enjoy your videos. Subbed immediately! Just a few things, that photo of the couple was from the late 1940s. You could tell by the clothing. It might even have been a wedding photo, the whole "Big White Wedding" thing is actually very recent. People back then didn't have the money to throw away on an impractical white gown that was never to be worn twice. I suspect this was the family farm, he would have inherited it. Moved there into the newer building, with the parents likely still living in the old house at that time (which was fantastic by the way!) Having grown up during the war, they would have saved literally everything. You could see that from the interior of the house and the out buildings. Probably there were grandkids, which could be why so many toys were scattered around, recycled from when their children were little. This was so much fun, thank you for doing it! All the best, and stay safe! Marian 🇨🇦

Loved your commentary. Best explore yet. Laughed at your response over the dolls. Keep up the good work and happy new year to you too 😆

Fantastic stuff fella. I work in the glass industry and that pattern on those internal doors have made an huge comeback. Very vintage. Great stuff as always 👍

😂 Creepy ass dolls! You're so funny. When you were in the room with the sewing machine there was a piece of furniture that you called a dresser that had some wallpaper that had fallen on it. Here in the US we call those either writing desks or a secretary.

Really enjoy these videos , your so calm and sensible when you visit these places! I used to do a lot of photography and wanted to urban explore but haven’t been able to for some years. So it’s refreshing seeing your photography and films on these gems you find across the U.K. hopefully one day Europe the world when crappy corona has gone! That would be cool. Anyway if you enjoy don’t forget to subscribe to this channel 💕 thanks for cheering me up in these bad time’s ✌️

Beautiful house or could be again. Crammed full of stuff though. I think the parents died and the children didn't want to bother sorting the house out. Such a shame as someone else could be living there. 😕 Some great finds and thank you for sharing. 😁

I really enjoyed this one! Definitely a functioning farm at one time. Looks like someone is doing some traveling through there. Thanks for taking your time and the respect you show. On to the next...

Adam, so glad I found your channel. You sure know how to make us laugh. Wouldn't it be great to know why that farm was abandoned. Great find. Blessings.

I love the old, original farmhouse. At 31:13 look to the left of the old coal range and you can see a bread oven in the wall. I'm guessing that pre-dated the range. You start a hot, wood fire in the bread oven, rake out the ashes onto the floor, quickly slide in your bread loaves and close the door as fast as you can. There should be an opening below the bread oven to sweep the hot coals and ashes into, but I can't tell if it's been bricked in. Once coal fired ranges came into use, bread ovens weren't needed any longer. I can't imagine how many accidents happened with those things. Great find!

Each Singer sewing machine should have a serial number on it. If you go onto the Singer website you can find out when the machine was made. The piece with Colin's name on would've been part of an identity bracelet. The thick chain on the fireplace looks like it was part of it. Great little place.

That was a great find. It's nice to see a place where thing's are still in the boxes and drawers instead of everything tipped out and thrown around on the floor, it's the first time I've seen this place hope it stays like this. It's a shame the children don't take the sentimental thing's like the photographs even if they don't want the house.

Loved seeing the gollywogg and the old Toby jug. Sad that none of the family inherited the place. Great explore 👍

this episode youve had the best humour! so many jokes about the dolls and the open plan kitchen and of course how the cows gonna go tell the farmer you're there. Had me giggling the whole explore great job!

Loved the old farmhouse Adam. I wonder why they left the house. The cows in the field and all the new round bales of hay mean other farmer using it. Thanks for that we really love exploring with you. The cave houses in the rock were awesome e weren't they

Luv your breathy speaking voice and accent! Worry about your health bc you are exposing yourself to very unhealthy mold spores! Mask and glove up! Thank you for your adventures! Enjoy your filming style and locations! Be well from the beautiful Pacific Northwest USA!💖

Happy New Year to you and Lisa. absolutely loved your commentary, laughed so much, I hate the creepy dolls too, so much stuff, nice to see it's only decay and not vandalised, I have a golly too in my attic from the 60's. Where's your gloves? what a beautiful derelict house, wow fab find, loved the stove/heater. Fantastic video, thank you.

Did you notice the Macramae owl hangin on the wall? Macramae is cool! and fun to do.

Awesome explore!! Love the old cooker in the derelict house! That was very old!!! Thank you 😊

The up stairs with all the unfinished walls were so sweet you can imagine the children all saying good night over the walls and yeah I think it’s a lovely place too

Adam, just found your channel on you tube and its AMAZING , we need. More of England's beautiful people and places shared throughout the world via social media. WELL DONE YOU xxx

When you was talking about that doll opening her eyes I was thinking the same thing I would have run out screaming. Great video as always.

3:38 a strong old stainless steel sink made by Leisure, taps in bathroom 90% sure by Deltaflow, good intact bathroom. don't see many coloured suites no more.

KwickSave there’s a blast from the past.

I loved this.. I think maybe grandparents place, the grandchildren probably stayed over s lot... looks 1960s maybe... I really love your explores....

It looks like they divided a room to make two, so two children could have their own spaces.

I really appreciate how you respect the lives of the individuals. Thank you.

Peek-a-boo! Lordy, I laughed when you drew the curtain over the doll on the upstairs window.

That Days Gone nest in the fireplace - when you were standing on it I screeched 😂

The orange signed toy Beatles guitar looks like it fetches the thick end of 200 quid on eBay. Excellent find.

Great house. I love that those dolls scare you.

Omg wat an amazing find ,i could have stayed there all day looking around it and the barns, u cheered up my day ,thank u xx

Wow! I can't believe they left everything like that! Thanks for sharing!

Oh wow loved your expertise and experience making this video. Felt for you that you was alone. But how brave of you !! Your one of the best mate ! Well done, greetings from Bolton x

You crack me up with your reactions to the dolls. I would be the same way! 😊😊😊

Vous êtes un gars extraordinaire Adam, rien n'arrête votre curiosité et c'est génial, c'est un grand plaisir de regarder vos anciennes explorations !

What a great little place and explore. Nuce work. Cheers! 👍

The jump scare with the dolly in the window had me laughing 😂

That's a pretty doll in the window! I'd like to have it.

Strange setup upstairs! Love the he little built in cabinet and the little room by the fireplace... thanks!

Ey up Adam, You've picked up something paranormal, Just as you enter a room at 15.09 a large swirl of white goes across you from the window to centre of room. Watch 15.09 to 15.13 Good vids, just subscribed. Mark

Go on ! Fabulous watching from Shropshire in my little country cottage ❤️🇬🇧

Fantastic video! Another amazing find! Thanks for sharing! X

Dolls creep you out 😀?some onee sure had a lot of them ,but actually some are collectables .The ones lying in basket,and the large one standing up.very nice find happy new year and be safe..👍👍❤️🇺🇸

Another good one Adam! I always have to laugh w you and your dolls!! When you opened that door on what you called your Grands dresser and it squeaked, I flinched, thought there was someone behind me!!

What a great explore.Looks like someone started to have a bit of a sort out there.Im guessing part of the land is still used.Judging by the toys they look like theyre from the 60s or 70s.I had one of the Enid blyton storybooks that you found when I was a little girl so definately from the 70s.That doll just standing there was so creepy...if the eyes had suddenly opened Idve shot out of there lol.

I've got to like you so much that I put your video on when I'm going to sleep and not even watching it sometimes 😂 I find you really funny too 🤣

Your reaction to the dolls, especially the one in the window, was laugh out loud funny! Enjoy your explorations.

Another good explore video! "Annabelle Comes Home!"with them dolls!

Thanks for sharing love going in houses too but sad when everything left behind and no family got there things. A lot of nice things in home.

If we were acquaintances, I would so gift you anonymously a creepy doll every Christmas!!! Lol

Slowly getting though all these videos, this is my fav so far!!! Super Stuff!!

Wonderful explore. It's so sad that the whole lot is left to decay. I would love to have a classic Rover like the one in the barn, few and far here in the states. I live close to where that Brownie camera was made(1930s). I've a great amount of respect for your explores, very well done with proper thought of the places you go and not so rushed where one can't see what the camera is filming. 👊👍✌

So sad that no one took all the little treasures . If he had kids I can ever understand why they didn’t empty the place . Bet the second house was great once upon a time. Enjoyed this one Adam the mum in me is saying wear gloves 😂😂

What an awesome place. Seems that there were 2 places to live. Thank you for the great explore. Happy New Year!! Be safe!!

Thank you Adam for getting me hooked on your video’s they are extremely interesting to see how people lived in the past 👍 sharing your explores are fun…Mark from Twentynine Palms California

Oh my! Just really enjoy exploring with you Adam! Missed your lady(Lisa?) this trip. She would've stopped to go through some of those treasures:-) You do such a nice job showing us this, and are so careful and respectful of homes filled with items that belonged to someone years ago.....you're a nice young man, and hope you explore again soon. Please please please be careful! Should really be wearing gloves and not explore alone! Bless you, and be safe!

Another nice rummage Adam, those dolls would do my head in too lol. And congratulations on reaching 20000 subs mate 👍

You and dolls, lol!!! Awesome explore. I enjoyed the older house more than I thought I would.

That was absolutely amazing mate. Well enjoyed this. 👍👻

Just watched you exploring, really enjoyed it's so funny, keep it up you make my day

That beetles guitar is worth sooooooo much. I doubt that'll be there long!

I love watching your explorations. Forgive me for laughing each time a doll startles you😅. You’re the best !

shows us a sewing machine, then LATER finds Singer oil.."oh, there must be a sewing machine here somewhere" der!! haha

I've enjoyed watching your video Adam happy new year was 21days ago Adam nice little farm house that other house fell apart i didn't know you could limbo through that door way thanks for sharing stay safe out there.

Hoover is the make of the vac. Great explore though mate.👍

I love it when Adam talks to the photos of people: Oh hey, who are you? 😂

Congratulations on the 20 thousand subscribers, you definitely deserve it. Onwards n upwards 👏

You cracked me up with the dolls! Love ❤️ your humor🇺🇸🇺🇸

Sad makes you wonder what 😳 happened to the people scary

I had a black doll (now in my 70s) and my nephew (who is now in his late 50s) had a golliwog, nobody thought bad about them.

Great explore mark

hope you and your lady friend had a happy new year and that is a cute little house just my size

Double oven... 1958. Another good story Adam. I'm hooked. 🙂🙃🙂👌

Yes yes cool explore adam

great show as usual hunnys really enjoyed this fanku lisa and Adam !

As always a great find. Thank you Adam

Rayburn from 1946 till present. My grandparents had one in constant use both cooking, hot water and heating.

It looks lovely and it must have been very cold you can see your breath and your brave to go it alone