Explore With Us why was the thing on the wall blurred out at 3:18?

I only blur things that may give out location information.

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Explore With Us at 3:58 what was the blurred object??

looks like it could be used for a morgue

Lol

LOLOLOL !!!!!!

Same. Dont know how hey till have any guts left!

Maripie yes, me too lol

Maripie I know the feeling! As a geology student, I once walked into an tiny mountain encampment in Durango, Mexico. There were smoking campfire ashes and several small steel flasks lying on the ground. I recognized them as mercury flasks worth a small fortune by Mexican miner standards. I feigned indifference, and broke into a cold sweat, sure that there were rifles trained on me, and slowly walked back to my jeep and left. Later in the summer I met an old miner and his pack burro plus old rifle on a trail and he told me that there was nothing that would interest me on the trail ahead. I quickly agreed, turned around, and went back to my jeep again. Aside from dodging rattlers, those were the scariest experiences I had out there.

It kinda makes you wonder don't it

Thank you, agreed, it's nice to find places that have yet to be completely trashed.

of course lamp is new. batteries usually start leaking in few years and stop working. also notice very little dust on the jacket. and little dust in rooms too.

okeanos467 says in description boy scouts use to stay there. so likely the plastic table that looks newer in 2nd house, the jacket and lamp belongs to them

Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries can last decades and are guaranteed to not leak. Downside, very expensive. AA, AAA, and 9 volt sizes, was told by a testing engineer, the 9 volt batteries could last indefinitely if rarely used.

Ditto!

Tatt2Shannon it was president elect trump original wig

I only blur out any information that may give away location or private information. :-)

LOL, thank you Tracy. :-)

Why you don't have farms or ranches over by there ?

Sunny Burrito we don't have anything similar to this. Farms are literally not lived on, very few farmers live on their own land! Only thing we have is abandoned homes and mental institutions and hospitals. Nothing as old as what you see in this video. If we did have the county's make sure to remove old unused sites and re build new homes or other people buy old land to re build!

I think that large sink was for animal slaughtering. At least there is no graffiti. Good explore.

That was what I was wondering the entire set-up was too clean and organized with the beer bottles and other items on display..

Yes, you're right Tom, the Boy Scouts use to camp there and did some repairs, but it looks like they haven't been there in a long time, or at least they haven't done any repairs in a long time. I think you're right about the metal table. :-)

That's a good point, thanks for the tip. :-)

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Thank you bro, I agree, would be a great place to sit outside and have a cold one.

Thank you Tammy. :-)

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pedro Hernandez ???

Exactly what i thought. My uncle had something very similar on his farm in the 60's. He butchered pig, cow, sheep, chicken and goat.

That was an old embalming table..

+Judy Holiday Maybe you can quote a source because it so happens I worked as an embalmer's assistant for many years. I have never heard of a tin embalming table. I have seen early 18th century embalming tables and they were cast iron with porcelain overlay baked onto the cast iron. Leave your link so I can check out the table you are speaking of. Thx

Interesting, that you make sense. Thank you. :-)

Thank you. :-)

chevy el camino Thank you. :-)

Thank you. :-)

Thank You. :-)

Thank you. :-)

Thank you Mark. :-)

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Hi mark

I heard someone talk at 9:30 i really don't think he was there alone!COUGHT RED HANDED!

Thank you. :-)

Thank you. :-)

Btw we subscribed :)

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joe muldune don't you know what a reply is?

Thank you, and I will check to see what kind of mine it was. I think I can find out.

Thank you so much, and I hope you get well soon. Nothing worse then being sick and stuck not being able to explore. I am very happy to hear you enjoy the videos. :-)

Thank you so much Catherine. I was thinking some type of sink or bathtub too.

Thank you Kez. :-)

Kez Tf U again

Thank you for the support. :-)

Thank you Kappy. :-)

Thank you. :-)

Thank you DakotaMIW! :-)

Thank you, and that makes sense. The sink being that long would be perfect for cleaning game.

Thank you, the board at the bottom of the grave just had a number on it. It looked like it may have had something written on it a long time ago, but it was completely illegible. Thank you. :-)

Thank you, I really have to see that movie!

it was messed up and haunting....

Explore With Us it's on cable now.. ether HBO, or Showtime I forgot which.

Thank you so much Alice, I really appreciate you noticing the improvements. Many more to come as I continue to improve. :-)

Thank you! :-)

Thank you. :-)

I was thinking the same thing. Recent "technology" too. That lantern was LED, and that newer folding black chair in that one room as well. Odd, he didn't let us read what was on the signs out front of that building, and what was pixels out inside?

Brenda R says in description t boy scouts use to stay there. so it likely belongs to them and why it is not super dusty.

Yeah, some one seems to have been there recently, probably someone camping out there. :-)

Thank you. :-)

Thank you Jeanie Tee, I appreciate it! :-)

Diana Felker, Thank you for the tip, much appreciated. :-)

Obito Uchiha Thank you. :-)

Agreed, the mine wasn't too extensive, seems like it probably just produced enough to sustain itself while the town was alive. :-)

Thank you. :-)

This mine died around 1945. All mine shafts and tunnel had barbed wire blocking them off.

Thank you Rusty. :-)