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- čas přidán 17. 11. 2021
- "I do not encourage anyone to enter culverts, Unclog anything or enter flooded areas as it can easily become deadly without the proper training". I unclog drains for fun in my spare time (I have Been Trained In culvert inspections for years with private co) osha trained,
:Exploring Abandoned Anything can be dangerous or Deadly without experience. I don't encourage anyone to enter any Abandoned structure. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal and when possible, i seek out permission from the owner or local police. I simply go to document its history before it's gone forever and leave things the way I find them. I only take pictures and only leave footprints. I assume all the risks & responsibility before doing this. Please don't attempt to do this on your own. Their could be nails, Asbestos, Falling concrete soft floors, animals or other hazards. Thanks for Watching
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When I see this situation I am always reminded how grateful I am to have a safe home with food and comforts. Pity these buildings could not be made safer for those who use them.
The ones who use the could keep them cleaner but they usually don’t
Where is this?
Dude that's a classic no tell motel! Thanks for sharing man, takes me back to my drifter days.
your videos give me a sense of peace and are one of few things that help me calm down when i get panic attacks, and they make life hell so thank you so so much for what you do, post 'n' ghost!
your explorations have positive effects on people you may or may not be aware of. 👊 fist bump for you, my friend. i hope you are blessed in your travels, always.
Glad you were careful in the room with the microwaves. All the gas line antifreeze containers means someone was making meth in there. Keep up the good work my friend and stay safe!!
Yeah, steam radiators give a room a nice warm atmosphere - we had them in school, and i used to visit a girlfriends mother's place for Xmas and loved the ticking steam radiator under the frosty window on a cold winter morning
I always love watching you exploring abandoned buildings...
Most of the buildings look structurally sound, maybe it would be a great place to fix back up, depends a lot on how much mold is in the walls and wood, and it looks like Post 10 was right about the piles of dirt being contaminated with something, looks to be right at an acre and it's on a heavily traveled road so someone will probably make it into a mini Mall or something like that
There is not $40 worth of copper in a microwave oven transformer. A working used complete microwave is probably worth $40.
It is always a sad case when these type of developments fall on hard times as they serve an important purpose for the people. It is a pity that the administrators, or whoever it is who takes over these concerns when they go into administration does not look after them and keep them going as going concerns. How can it be beneficial to anybody for them to be allowed to get into these conditions. If they were looked after they could be sold as viable businesses and it would mean that those that live there would not have the major disruption of having to find somewhere else to stay. Thanks again for this fascinating presentation.
Hey Postie. Interesting find. Wonder when it closed. Liked the purple tile and the black and white walls. Shame. Thanks for taking us with you.
Another great video from my favorite CZcamsr! I wonder if the piles of Fill Dirt were to keep people from easily driving through it, like you shared on the Graffiti Highway. It looks similar.
If it were wouldn't they have put it at the entrance
@@post.10 Good point sir. You were there on the front line. Thank you for sharing your explorations!
Those old tiles remind me of my grandparent's house built in the 50's. I stayed a weekend in Arkansas (a little town near Branson, MO) and the bathrooms were tiled like that with the matching colored tub and sink.
If I owned a place like this I would turn it into such a paradise. I would make it a place that people were proud to live in.
Abandoned places always makes me wonder what the place’s past was like
I always wonder what the past was like when the building was built
I don’t think I would like a guided tour of this particular place.
Stay safe my guy and have fun!!
Post, you are a brave adventurer. And, I am with you…vicariously!
"Anyone in here?"
"Yo! I'll be right out after I poop in the tub" :)
When I was a kid, some friends and I explored a hotel that had a fire. The owners abandoned all the old furniture and hotel equipment. It was so cool!! Several floors, no electricity, it was awesome; until the police showed up.
Oooo, this shall be an exciting video
Fly-tipping is a huge issue here in Scotland (UK) not so much dirt but construction rubble, old white goods and appliances mostly
This is basically construction Rubble, that dirt most likely contains asbestos or oil spills
I grew up with hot water radiators that were and still are fueled with coal. Pretty comfortable heating.
looking in through a busted window into a completely trashed building, Post 10: "I love these walls!"
Post 10 = Glass half full kinda guy.
Someone was opening amazon porch pirate boxes in those rooms. You can see the amazon boxes in some of them.
It is sad how easy it would be to solve or at least ameliorate the homeless problem - the cost of which is far greater than a basic restoration to minimum code and security of tenure for those in need. How can they get a job when they have no fixed address? And how can they get a rental with no job? It is no wonder that the situation is described as a trap - it is.
The reason the homeless get no help is because powerful and wealthy people like to be reminded from time to time how much better they are than everyone else by looking at the misery that exists outside their zipcode.
I read somewhere that there's almost twice the amount of houses than homeless people. The big problem is there's plenty of houses but no one wants to where they are. Like Detroit, Philadelphia and other big cities but the empty places are in horrible areas with no jobs and high crime.
Is that the motel from trailer park boys?
I asked the same thing. I think it is.
g,day p10 thanks for the tour, love your channel you take to some great spot for alook see ,stay safe mate cheers from AUSTRALIA...
I have steam radiators. The key to getting them to warm up right is using good air vents on them. Not the cheap ones you get at the big box stores. I use Gorton's and think they are the best.
Great stuff thanks. Chris from England.
Awesome find 👻. Wicked scary!!!
Beautiful motel
I'd love to know the history of these places.
Keep finding them and sharing them with us
careful Anton Chigurh may be there
I love the 1950s era architecture designs and styles so much and finding abandoned ones is so impressive.
Turns a corner and a wild beaver appears!
Love the culverts.💚💚
I hope one day I can be as half as positive as you. Keep up the good work!!
Having worked at several hotels/motels and stayed in a few more, I agree that was a really nice bathroom for the kind of place this seems to have been. It's a lot more spacious than I'd have expected and the sanitized, industrial aesthetic would be very easy to clean and maintain.
sir you are a hero for unclogging that street 2 years ago rock on mate
"housekeeping!"
wow looks like junkie central!
Hey guys 🇦🇺love the house mate xxxxx
These videos are sooo relaxing
I’m amazed at so many abandoned properties, somebody must own those
Couple junkies are pissed you just exposed there awesome hideout!
3:42 Sweet strategy guides.
You need to go in places like these armed, just in case.
I love your voice!
What a shame that these places get left to rot. Fair enough that businesses change and buildings need to evolve their use too.
Glad you’re keeping safe and announcing your presence to possible occupiers to reduce risk of startling or causing a problem. Would be good if such places could be sorted out as shelters for the homeless to keep them safe and dry especially as winter approaches.
@3:35 I read those books (Russian) also was supposed to be big movie series. Saw Nightwatch in movie theater at Kendall cinema Cambridge when it was released. Unfortunately the 2nd Daywatch was not as good and they scrapped the rest. Movies were Russian as well. (Used subs) basically supernatural based books with vampires shapeshifters and so on. Thanks again for the video
At 2:44 looks like a knife put into an outlet... jeepers...lol
Smoke detector: "help...help...my building is dead." Interesting video! 🖖
That's the kinda motel you can live in until the trailer park has an opening.
thank you for bringing us these lost treasures, i would sure love to do what you do.
Those damn pricker bushes
Definitely poison Ivy and possibly poison sumac as well. Wainscoting is the name for the walls you mentioned at the end. Wood bottom/drywall top. FYI
The book on the floor entitiled "Rage" at about 3:40 appears to be a strategy guide for the game of the same name. That would date it to about 2011.
3:35 ayyyyyyyyyyyy the Watch series! love those books!
I love how Mother Nature is reclaiming this area
நீங்க ஒரு அருமையான மனிதர் உங்களது கடமை உங்க நாட்டுக்காக நல்ல செய்யுங்கள்
How strange leaving so much behind. What happened? Wouldn't a person sell off a camper for a couple hundred dollars? 🤷♀️
I was watching you on my tv yesterday :D
Steam Radiators are against Safety Codes here in Oklahoma. Our state government banned them over 30 years ago.
Isn’t this place from Trailer Park boys!?
Sure enjoyed this one Post,10
at 10:04 I have that same black and gold dresser set from when my uncle passed away he left it to me it used to have that large two door cabinet too but one door broke off so we trashed that but ya I have the exact same black and gold set
when i visit anything abandoned i shut all the doors that are open and windows if i can to preserve the building cool find
Post 10: they put railroad ties to keep people driving in
Me: just unclog it with the rake. 😁
Loving this new video 👍
Hi. Thank you for the video. 👍👍😊
Who else seen ..... 2'44 knife sticking out of the wall socket
Why do I feel like those piles of dirt are graves or something sinister.
Post10 interior design review!
Go IN THERE!!!
Hey @post10 have you ever encountered any homeless people while exploring?
No just evidence of someone was just there
Was that a bullet hole in the glass of front door of the big house ?
this looks like its on route 40 heading out of Baltimore
just in time. was looking for a video to watch :)
Seems they fired the maid!
Isn't that that motel from trailer park Boys?
This looks exactly like the motel in Trailer Park Boys holy smokes
scary basement! no WAY would I go down there!!! 😯🥺
marronns tiles the new band
The piles look like the same thing as in Centralia.
Hi @Post 10! What state is this in?
What part of the U.S. is your accent? I really like it. 🙂
New England
I like your content
Ohio? Cool I'm in Michigan so I'm close to there!
Fix up for homeless
nukes voice: Did you see it?
individual cabins?
It's pretty common in New England.
@@Peter_S_
Since when did Ohio become part of New England?
This place is too frightening!! For some reason, I can’t understand why the owners don’t just demolish these places ; sell the microwaves and whatever can be scrapped! Just plain bloody LAZY !!!
Might be bank owned, or in an ownership dispute
I was taught poison oak was out west of the MIssissippi river.
Really a sad situation……
Wasn’t this the motel in Trailer Park Boys?
Post 10 - next time try to show how these motels looked before they were abandoned
Aloha!
Idk why but you just remind me of Mose from The Office....
Very interesting urbex
The piles of dirt is to keep people from driving into or parking there
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