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I got lost once in the woods for about 5 days. I was nearly to starvation and dehydrated pretty much. Ate insects and some strange berrys. Finally found a house in the middle of the woods. Looking pretty much wasted, but in some shelfs i found a bottle of water and canned beans. Those truely saved my life. I was able to walk back on track and was saved by a young family driving by. So when i come by those places now i allways search them for a bit of food and if I don't find something I put a bottle of water and canned beans inside and just leave. It's my way to say thanks. You might aint get lost easy these days, but if you do everything you will find can be usefull and save your life.

The thing I can't figure out is that bag of onions hanging when he was in the kitchen you look pretty damn fresh to me

Those baby photos just abandoned there really broke my heart.

I thought you meant you found a corpse. Thanks for getting me hyped for nothing 😂😂

I’m glad the Human remains you found were ashes and not someone who died and never found

Ron Middlebrook, the guy who wrote that note, is a really popular author of instructional music books. He writes books for music schools, guitar center, etc. I bet you could probably find more about these people if you sent him an email or something.

Please can you do a follow up on this video? Figure out who lived there & why they left all their stuff behind? I'm sure I'm not the only one who has been left wanting to know more. Brilliant videos & content. Keep up the excellent work 👌🏼

I’m laughing at “that’s a REALLY old washing machine” because my grandma has one that she bought last year in Mexico 😅

As for the 'human reains/ashes', perhaps you should inform some sort of authorities? Perhaps they could find someone who would appreciate having the "remains" returned to them?

i cant help but thinking that the person who died was looking down on you and saying "Thank God someone is finally getting me out of here" then you put the box back on the shelf.

It feels very ominous to me. Someday in the future, our World will probably look like this too. An abandoned civilisation. Earth will be one big archeological sandbox.

This reminds me of The Hills have Eyes.

Perhaps her ashes were kept there because she worked in the 'shop' with him. Or it was one of her 'spots' she enjoyd most, watching him fix and build things. To be close by. Another great video. Respectfully done.

I like how you paint a picture of an untold story, you do it in a way that everyone could piece it together in their own way.. I would like to see more of your hidden/secret caves video's, those are my favorite. I'm new to your channel, and it's awesome how you and your daughter go around and explore these untold stories. keep it up, and great job you two.

I don't know if y'all already done this or not but could y'all do a follow up on this please?

I really want to explore places like this

Notice how everything has dust but the chain saw?

Each of these abandoned places had a story behind them that are long forgotten. I’m glad you guys explore these places and remind the world of these places and the people that lived there, even if their stories will never be uncovered.

It has the “hills have eyes” vibe for sure!! I was waiting for someone to pop up from a hole in the ground

EXPLORE WITH US...Go to 11:49 and look WATCH the trailer...something moves have you noticed this? It looks like it goes back under the RV.!!! Maybe a foot? An animal?

I don’t know why I do this but I always think the same things when I see these exploring videos. “Someone at some point moved each and every object to where they are at the present time. (Obviously, there are things that become moved because of weather effects, decay, etc.) I meditate on the fact that each object was purchased, or given to by someone, and transported to the spot that we see it now. I know it’s like “No Durr, dude” but still it’s part of why I enjoy them so much. I like these two the best I think. He is just enough rebel, line-pusher, and he seems to understand what we viewers like. Not a small thing is that he and his daughter seem to demonstrate care and respect to the locations. I’m really a big supporter of that.

I don’t comment often, but I watch every episode on your channel. This was one of the best yet. I love your channel.

Everything you work for is going to be left behind you you're going empty handed so you better love and treat yourself better

This makes me so sad. These are someone's memories.

They were peoples homes they lived forever on these properties when the Government kicked them off. It's really pretty sad. They had built homes then the Government came and told them the homes were not up to code so the bought trailers and storage buildings to live in. This is one of the most shameful things California has ever done to people. Some have homesteaded on these properties for 75 years or more and Ca ripped their homes right out from under them. Very sad.

I get that many folks are saying the ashes should be given to any remaining family, and I'm not saying that's wrong. But you all might be surprised at how often people really just don't care about relatives they aren't close to anymore. There is always the chance that could be the case here. My example: the best neighbor I ever had was an old hippie named Don. He eventually died of kidney cancer. His only remaining relative was a brother who lived several hours away. Brother didn't want to bother coming up to deal with Don's things or even his remains! He didn't want photos, he didn't want Don's personal papers (Don was an ordained minister and had a master's degree in anthropology), he didn't want the computer, the stereo, the music collection. Brother wanted none of it. That is, until another neighbor was helping me clean out the apartment and found an old valuable stone artifact from South America that Don's father acquired years ago. Of course the brother wanted that because it was worth alot of money. But other than that he didn't want to deal with anything at all. He even had the audacity to tell us that if all of us neighbors wanted to chip in and pay for Don to have a funeral, we could. But of course he didn't offer to help pay one cent. He wouldn't even pay for an obituary in the local paper. Yet he wanted the valuable stone thing. We were all low income and nobody afford to pay to even have Don cremated. We donated what we could but sadly most of Don's things ended up in the trash thanks to the landlord. Don's remains were likely used for science since nobody claimed the body. My point of telling that story is that sometimes family just doesn't care. Again, I'm not saying that someone shouldn't *try* to find the family of the deceased woman. But don't be shocked if such family is very nonchalant about it. It seems to me this place was likely the home of an older couple, based on some of the clues shown in the video. Woman passed away in 1998. Man likely remained living there for years and became a hoarder to cope with the loss of the woman. That happens alot. He too eventually either passed away or became too old and unhealthy to live there anymore. Whatever family they may have had obviously didn't care enough to come to clean up the place at all. It was common in the old days for people to be buried on their own property. Today people scatter or retain ashes on their property all the time. I once knew someone who sprinkled his wife's ashes under all her rose bushes in her garden. If the woman whose ashes are in this video lived there for a long time, as it appears she did, then this was her home, and it could be that her home is the best place for her remains to be. Just my two cents worth. Great video as always. Happy exploring. Peace all.

I don't know what happened but I can feel the heavy energy through the video.

Big Subaru logo on back of truck “Look at this old Datsun” Lmao

imo this place was one of those make shift house properties.. they were kinda popular in the 70s and 80s.. 1 person owned the land and charged everyone to brind a trailer or something to live in on it... most people who lived on these places didnt have large families or lived alone... most people likely died in those homes or were taken to hospitals and died else where.. as to why they look like they do well once the last person went the few locals that knew that property was there ransacked them.. nothing happened there, noone ran, people got old and died.

Just discovered your videos and now I'm addicted. Glad I'm not the only one who watches them. Makes me sad to think that after I die all of my prized possessions will just be someone's junk.

every corner you turned stressed me out.

You know... I'm thinking about those cremains you found, and a lot of people probably find it depressing that a person's entire life could eventually amount to a metal box, forgotten in the middle of the desert somewhere, but I think I find it kind of comforting. Just the idea that life goes on, you know? We all want to live as long as possible and die comfortably in our sleep, but there's something comforting to me about the knowledge that even if I were to die suddenly and in the worst possible way, no matter what happens to me, life will still move on. Nothing that could possibly happen to me would ever be able to interrupt the life going on all around me. Even if my own worst case scenario came true, ultimately, everything would still be okay everywhere else. No matter what happens to me, personally, everything will always be okay. But then again, strangely, I have always found that my life is just easier and I'm less anxious when I stay focused outside of myself, so it's just a habit.

These type of things always make me kind of sad. I can understand having to abandon most of your material possessions if you have to pack up and leave in a hurry but there are always so many family photos in places like this. Makes me wonder if there is anyone out there missing them. This video takes it to a whole other level though. What happened to these people that they left behind someone's ashes? Very spooky. I like to keep the idea in my head that maybe a family member will find their way back one day and be able to save the pictures. Thanks for showing us such interesting places. Really makes you think.

You guys have the most interesting, thought provoking video's on the entire web. This place is a puzzle, I was expecting at any moment someone running you out of their home. It kept me on the edge of my seat.

If i ever leave my house to rot, exporers will be like "damn so organized" i honestly feel like going there to fix up the damn place

Very sad and humbling. Someone lived and hopefully had a good life. Prayers to all.

Really disturbing.. Its like the whole community disappeared in the middle of living their life...

This is so sad always sad to see people's belongings left behind that's touched me seeing someone's ashes left behind hope that person is at peace x

Ever research for relatives when you find a place with everything left behind?

At the 11:50 mark you can see a man's right hand moving back under the trailer WTF??

Play 11:50 in slowest speed. A foot is going further back in under the trailer.

Yes please, more videos like this. It would be nice if you could find the family of the woman who’s ashes you found as well.

Found this Rose Marie Bolton born 1938- died feb 9th 1998 aged 59. She had been residing at fort Mohave county Arizona. Previous was in us military

This is so fascinating to me. The amount of stuff there is out there must have taken ages to accumulate.

At 4.07 it looks like fresh onions in the red hanging bag! Did you check them to see or maybe they were fake?

Straight up "The Hill's Have Eyes" place right there...!!!!!

I wish you, or someone, could follow upnon whose home this was and what their story is. What happened to them.

OMG 11:50 overhang peice under The trailer you can see a foot or something shoot back under play it slowly omg

This really gave me the chills 3:20 when he looks in the room look under the window to the right, closely

Found a Kenneth M. Dimond in OH 47 yrs old with an Aimee Dimond listed as relative to Rosie Marie Dimond. Both Kenneth and Aimee lived in Bullhead City, AZ, then Mohave, AZ then in OH. I think 47 Kenneth might be the son in the B&W photo? Can't locate an Obit or Death record for Kenneth around 2015 without paying.

11:50 definite movement in the sagging plastic , its there one second and then moves up out of sight .

This would be my mothers paradise. She loves others second hand stuff

Great video brother! I totally agree with you, where did they go? It does look like some trailers were deserted before some of the "nicer" one's. I love this kind of exploring because your painting a picture of what happened through the camera's eyes and only you can tell that story because you are there. Don't worry if you repeat a word sometimes because "where did they go?" Needed to be said a few more time's. Keep hitting those kind of places.

Looks like a hoarder's buildings and property.

Remember my mother using one in the 60's... was also the first washer my wife and I had as we couldn't afford much so it was a free gift from an elderly couple. Made caring for our newborn a little easier! That was only 25 years ago!

They got tired of living in their hoarded mess and left.

Dude be careful... that place's not abandoned... and is a serious risk... what if they use it to do some type of drug dealing or use it as drop off point for drugs/weapons etc..? the minute you entered and felt someone lived there, that's the time to RUN... rather than be stupid and keep walking into that place...

That Subaru deserves to be rescued, it's in great shape!

U got me to click on the video saying that you found human remains, I was waiting for a body or bones, turns out it’s just an unopened urn full of ashes.

I just don’t get how this much stuff gets out in the middle of nowhere.

It's so crazy to see someones life just left out in the desert, really does make you wonder about how they lived their lives and who they were. I think it's awsome you explore these places that have been forgotten. Gives it a chance to be rembered once again. Thanks for making these amazing videos!

“Smells like cats” well, yeah, I literally saw a cat underneath of the bottom of the trailer as soon as you walked up. Looks like my aunts orange tabby, could be wrong on the breed but def saw a cat. Should go back and recuse em.

This is so sad. I wonder what the HELL happened!! Would have been nice to reunite Rosa’s ashes with relatives

Whoa !!! I just love all your videos and get so engrossed in everything you find. Your commentaries are great too. Makes me feel like I'm right with you both. Soooo kewl for a father/daughter team to travel all around find abandoned places. Must be really a bonding time for you too. Hope you're well and can't wait for more videos ♥️

What an absolute spinout that this video had human cremation ashes Two days ago on Saturday morning here in Perth, western Australia, i took my two dogs to a new section of bush near my place. I stumbled upon an old abandoned 5 acre property adjacent to this bush so i decided to check it out.. Long story short but there were about half a dozen garden sheds scattered amongst the overgrown scrub which all had old random family brica-brac from old school sporting trophies and medals to pots and pans, old tuxedos and clothes etc but what i didn’t expect to find were 2 boxes of family members’ ashes. Date of cremation dated back to the early 80’s however the two people which died had the same surname but died a couple of years apart. Pretty sad they were just forgotten about amongst junk

1:21...anyone else think it was a person standing in the darkness straight ahead only to realize it’s a lamp or something in front of a window? (And then to realize it’s a hanging planter in front of a window)

It’s like that place is frozen in time. I find it weird that they left everything.

Found This: "Rosie Marie Schrader, 78 returned peacefully to her Heavenly Father on September 26, 1998. She was born on April 9, 1920 to Charles and Josephine Doniza Gunniscio, in Centerville, Utah. She married Samuel D. Schrader in 1937.Survived by son, Sam and Linda Schrader, four grandchildren, April, Robin, Kevin and Jason, seven great-grandchildren, two sisters, Cathrin and Josephine, and one brother Leonard. Funeral Services will be held Tuesday 1 p.m. at the McDougal Funeral Home 4330 South Redwood Road, where friends may call Tuesday from 12-12:45 p.m. Interment will be at Redwood Memorial Estates." www. deseretnews.com/article/654262/Death--Rosie-Marie-Schrader. html

Its very sad, but people living in totally isolated areas, grow old then die, if they don't have any family left, their Ashes may never be claimed, ending up like this person did.. You filmd this in a very respectful way. Thank you for sharing. The camera work, editing etc is excellent. Cheers to you both

This has got to be my fav channel for exploration. I love how passionate you guys are

Wow that's horrible for that woman's ashes to be left behind like that. She deserves better. Thanks for another video.

I love rooting through old and vintage things. I have a few nice pieces I've found on trash day! The vintage jewelry was lovely and sorry to say, those pieces would have went home with me. I love your adventures.

Im not sayin it was aliens, but it was aliens.

#ExploreWithUs If you really want to know what happened to the people that used to live there, you have a great lead with the cremated human remains, called cremains, found on the property, I also saw a small portion of what looked like the bottom part of the obituary from the deceased cut out of a newspaper. I did 10-15 minutes of "armchair detective work" and was finding things out about the individual and some possible family members, so if you really want to know more about the deceased or the people that used to live there, that's definitely a good, strong and your most accurate lead, it does correlate with the names on the mailbox. www.dignitymemorial.com/funeral-homes/bullhead-city-az/dimond-sons-silver-bell-chapel/7019 (POSSIBLY VIN numbers from the vehicles too). Public knowledge plus technology= answers.

My grandpa is in 2 patron bottles (his wishes) and i swear those things weigh about 10lbs each!

So glad you document all this. You are the new archaeologists. Thank you for leaving it as it was!

I JUST stumbled upon your videos and I've already watched... 7? Great great work and the ones with Emma in them are incredible too! Can't wait to share your channel with everyone I know lol

11:50mins in watch for under the trailer.

You wonder if it was a big family living there, mom and dad, kids, grandkids, wonder what happened as they left so much stuff.

OMG, this place was on the news! I'm sure of it. Some family lived here and the parents were arrested because their kids were living amongst all this junk and feces everywhere. It was pretty recently too, like within the last 30 days that they found the family living here and arrested the parents.

this..this was just ...just there are no words to describe how amazing this video was! keep up the amazing work!

Okay, time for the $64 question... who just leaves jewelry out in the open like that? Most people would take it and run like hell.

That one dark brown pickup was NOT a Datsun! It was a Subaru Brat 4WD

This site reminds me of my Grandma. Compulsive hoarder. She thinks EVERYTHING has value. Example: a broken screen CRTV with a cut cord is worth $50. It's a generational thing with hoarding. The kids of the Great Depression believe everything has value when in fact it doesn't.

WHERE DID THEY GO?!?!?!

Makes me feel like it was some kind of compound. Weird vibe.

Thank you both for taking us with you on these adventures !!

The mice are in the ceiling and the turds fall onto the hanging thing...you have balls of steel to go into these creepy places...great vids!!

A good idea might be to have a look through calendars that you come across. You might be able to see what the people who stayed at these places had been doing and it might give you clues to where they went or what happened to them! Just a thought that came to my mind! Good job with everything guys you’re one of my favourite channels by far! ♥️

This channel is definitely growing on me thank u for all your content keep up the awesome Videos Respect to u an your family from Florida 💥

You guys are literally the reason I'd love to live in the u.s. the UK is dead for doing stuff like this! Keep up the good work and great entertainment 😀

No way dude. I wish I lived in a huge place with vast empty spaces like the US. Europe is so densely populated that all I have to explore in my Eastern European city are old soviet factories/apartment buildings. Everything else is either old but not abandoned or built yesterday.

Wow! The show "Horders" would have had a field day if the people were still living there. It blows my mind to think about the effort that went into trucking all that junk out to the middle of nowhere. Like you kept saying....Where did they go? What was there story? Would be cool if you could find an old journal or something that talked about the place.

At 9:32 you said "Hey look there's an old Fender Guitar" but you failed to notice, or mention that there were several old 8MM (home movies) films laying there. Being out in the heat like that would probably make the films nearly impossible to view, but there's always a chance that they still might be ok. I would have taken those films to see what the place looked like when people were living there. Old home movies like that are treasures.

Some people scatter human remains, some bury them, and some people keep them in an urn or box like what you found. ❤️❤️

300,000 subs! The EWU crew keeps growing! And you guys deserve it for the awesome content!

Anyone notice the thing under the trailer move @11:51?

This is a salutatory message to everyone watching this video This will one day happen to you all! All the stuff you treasure or value will end in a tip or flea market or owned by strangers.

How do you guys find these awesome places? My wife and I have tried looking on Google Earth and we just can't seem to have much luck. Maybe because we're using a phone vs computer? Small screen too small to really tell? We just recently moved to Nevada and want to explore places like this as well but don't know where to begin. Can you offer any tips on finding places to explore where we won't get in trouble (or less likely to I should say lol)