The House Of GRIM Time Capsule | A SHOCKING DISCOVERY| URBEX | Scotland

On this explore we knew what we were walking into but seeing it for my self was truly heart braking. Sadly the family pet had been left behind. With police tape around the front porch.. it makes you wonder what happened to leave such a beautiful home and their entire life behind?
This house has sat for over a decade & was filled with ancient items.. going back to as early as the 1920’s.. there was children’s book collections & toys, old furniture from Atleast the 1950’s and much more. This house was a true gem. The decay is just stunning in here. Sadly the house is crumbling & falling apart soon to be claimed by nature.
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[@HooliganOutdoorsUK]

Another awesome explore! 🤘🏻that poor cat though 😢 rest easy little fella.

[@juliadaniels3871]

An old derelict building with contents & the passage of time is without doubt, quite remarkable thing to see & having it document.
The type of people /person that lived there. The surface of personal posessions. Furniture. Sadly, the demise of a once much loved pet cat🙏🥀
Embracing old empty, derelict buildings can have a magical, mysterious beauty about them. Of course not forgetting the hidden dangers of such buildings.
Urban Exploring is a bit of a grey area.!!! It is also carried out at ones own risk. Falling debris/ falling through floors/ staircases. The most dreaded is Asbestos!!!
I'm grateful to all genuine Urban Explorers who do this awesome work. They are brilliant at documenting history. Without it, history is lost forever.

[@adamrowe3922]

Cool wee video, awesome as usual. what a place!😎

[@lisawegener2664]

Missed this video first time around so watching it now ❤👍 Natasha

[@susannematheson6616]

I appreciate how you take your time with the camera and zoom into the details and allow us to also enjoy what you are seeing… 100 yrs old! So fascinating.

[@ExploringWithNatasha]

I think that is very important 😊. Thank you so much. One of the oldest I’ve seen for sure.