Thanks for watching guys! If your new here and enjoy the content then feel free to subscribe and for the regular viewers hit the thumbs up and say hey in the comments 😊

Love the opening disclosure. Every explorer should have this. Thank you for giving these places/people the privacy they deserve. ❤

I have to say that my favorite part of Adams Exploration technique is that he doesn't use background sound or music. He lets the silence of the room be the creepiness. 99% of all other ghost hunters fill the silence with background noise. My hearing isn't so great and it's annoying to try to listen for knocks or sounds when all ya hear is low humms. Great job Adam

The item with dial on the top was used for storing phone numbers and addresses. There is usually a button or lever on the edge to open it.

What a beautiful little house. It is to bad that it's just sitting. A house has its own character and this house just seems homey and welcoming.

A strange place but nice. The green onion in the cupboard unit is for serving pickle onions and the silver box with the phone dial on the front is an address book which pops open. It's strange how some surfaces are almost dust free and look quite clean and others look neglected and rough. Loved this explore. Thank you Adam.

Always always looking forward to Sundays with Adam!! A brilliant way to finish every weekend. Amazing work Adam. Please keep it coming 👍👍👍😃😃

Every week is a wonderful exploration. Yes, we have a lot of fun watching beautiful content 👌🥰👌❤❤

Where's the dust? Those shelves are immaculate.Amazing.

The 'aftershave' was 4711 which actually is a woman's cologne, my grandmother's favourite. Thanks for the house exploration, these are my favourites as I am not interested in the paranormal, but I know a lot of people are so it's nice to have variety. That telephone book thing was to keep people's phone no's in.

That box with the phone dial on is an address and phone book it opens up with cards inside on a spiral chord we had one growing up but ours was gold completly forgot about untill just now! The 80s rocked! ❤

I had that same duck clock years ago, around the 90s I think it was That silver thing that looks like an old phone dial is where you stored all the phone contacts.

I watch every single video you have ! I can't wait to see inside this home !

This will be a Monday morning watch for me hence Nz, but looking forward to it also & what a neat property this would've been back in the day, can't wait to see inside the place, thanks🖤

What a shame that the old couples house and belongings have been left like that. It’s definitely a 60s house and my mam had a tricity Bendix washing machine in the early 70s. Great explore Adam, thank you. Xx

That little green pottery thing in the cabinet with the crying face, was for onions. The silver box with the telephone dial on it, is an address book. Great explore!

4711 is no aftershave😅its granny eau de cologne (Light sort of perfume/cologne). Very popular in the 70s. And the weeping pot is literally a jar for oninons. Thats why its crying. Great explore as usual 😊

The cooker was Commodore as in the computers. That little bottle on the fire place was actually perfume. My Nan used to wear it. 4711 it's called. The telephone directory would have given you a rough idea last time someone was there as it would have been dated.

Don't yer just love Sunday evenings waiting for the explore! All the way from sunny (well not today)Salford England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

I'm still shocked and surprised that these abandoned places aren't looted and belongings are still there ..

I will love to live in a house like that I'm an old fashion person ❤❤❤😊

Adam, the little cups are for soft boiled eggs, usually eaten for breakfast. Un abrazo y gracias por este tour.

That silver thing on top of the stereo was a personal phone index. I love all the wood china cabinets. The retro sofa set was in good shape. That 3D picture thing was totally cool! Makes me sad to see all the photos left behind! 😢 So awesome to see the little personal diaries! I can picture Doris shuffling around her house in her cute little apron with her tea kettle.

Love to be on one of these episodes, watching mark getting more n more freaked out id b the same

you truly are special. the best urban explorer in the uk up there with the very best. you have an exploring with josh mixed with proper people vibe. i really enjoy your explores

Absolutely love these old lady/ men homes, it’s a bit sad, but a treasure trove of amazing retro things. Good that you film it all Adam before it’s lost to time and the elements … another great and interesting video ❤

Olive green couch, I think his wife had passed first possibly and kids came and helped pack up until he suddenly passed. As we know, hard to go back after both are gone.

My Granni had one of those telephone looking boxes it was an address book you would turn the dial to the name you wanted based on the numbers/ABCs. Ain't seen one in days.

9:03 something looking through the door window, 9:25 again through the door 11:34 The ceramic jar with the face on it is an anthropomorphic (human faces on ceramic animals or vegetables) onion keeper or garlic keeper, that and the little ceramic animals are very popular highly collectable. Also the case with the telephone dial on it at 15:03 an address book. You sound like you're freezing and rushing through. lol

this is exciting but also I'm looking forward for the next ghost hunting in abandoned houses Adam also with Matt ...I totally enjoyed your videos❤

Them cups in the chest are for soft boiled eggs. I couldn't believe how clean the living room was. I believe that call the color of the furniture forest green.

What a beautiful cottage, such a shame to be left.❤💜

It is a beautiful home too bad it's just sitting there thank you for sharing

Proper grandparents house. Its amazing how much stuff people accumulate, that they dont even use..

Good explore , Adam , but such a shame that it has been left like that . Surely there must be a relative somewhere . It wouldn't take a great deal to do it up , and a little bit of elbow grease . Let us hope it can be saved , it would make a lovely home for someone , if a little remote .

I love that green furniture!

Very sweet home. Simple and real. Great one. I love the shot of the fireplace. And the diary from 1971. I wonder what all her little thoughts were.

Well that was a really nice explore! So much left behind that tells us a lot about the previous owners. Thanks for that, Adam ❤

Well that was a pretty awesome find. Lovely little gem. Thank you for sharing.

Beautiful home, hopefully someone can save it,good work keep it up and be safe.

What a nice peaceful place this is. So sad that no one is left to inherit it. If someone owned it, it wouldn't have the black mold in it I don't think. Isn't that due to constant dampness? Such a nice little place .......

Glad to see no one else has found it. And I truly hope it stays that way.❤

Adam, what a wonderful explore. Isn’t it so interesting to see someone’s home just left frozen in time? Someone must be paying the electricity bill yet no one has been there… You are so respectful in all that you do. Thanks so much for your work!

Hi Adam Really look forward to Sunday nights watching your videos

I really enjoying watching Adam exploration video. This video is so interesting to watch especially some the items left behind could well fetch a lot of money if sold to the auctions. I'm amazed no family members went to the house and take the items away.The most important thing of this video is none of the items and property was vandalised and the items left behind wasn't stolen.

Lovely little place, a lot of things there that reminded me of my nana n grandads house when i was small ❤

this one was earlier , luckily we were able to watch at 5! love waiting fir new releases ! i just cannot believe items inside were not stolen … that beautiful arga 😅

That silver thing with the rotary dial on the from is an old address/phone # book 😉 the box in the 'avocado green' living room that you mentioned was for coal it's actually an old shoeshine box. Put your foot on the bar atop the box and brushes and shine stored below. Lot of great stuff left behind 😢

I loved this unique explore today! It was a nice change from the paranormal, but I enjoy both!

Hi Adam! What a lovely homely little place, and how sad it’s left…..You have found places with the electricity still on before, which always baffles me as to who pays for it? That wasn’t men’s aftershave on the mantle piece, it was Ode deCologne…ladies perfume specifically made in Cologne….very refreshing as I like it myself. The funny brown pot with the sad face was used for garlic to be kept in. It’s the shape of a garlic clove, and garlic can make your eyes run!. The oblong silver box with like a dial, is for telephone numbers…if you had dialled 0 it would have opened then went alphabetically. Love the wooden coal box…they were always kept next to the fireplace and looked like a piece of furniture…usually had a lead liner. That Rayburn or Aga in the kitchen was lovely! Great condition….and. Worth quite a bit still. That would have warmed the house a lot, but they seem to have fires in each room or blow heater so living on the side of a welsh mountain can’t be much fun in the winter! Wonder what they did for a living? How lovely to find a home that HASNT been vandalised!! ( they havnt got a cage on top of the chimney to stop birds nesting …jackdaws are devils for doing that, but you don’t get an infestation from birds Pooh, just twigs from nesting …we had that problem here). Awful lot of kettles, not to mention teapots! Addicted to tea drinking! Lol…. Shirt buttons always seem to breed! I always had odd buttons in a bowl from school shirts when my three boys were attending school and I’d find lost buttons in their rooms with help of the hoover..buttons and Lego or mechano! ( hated the latter) these days it’s such a throwaway lifestyle that folk seem to throw shirts away and buy a new one with buttons! I taught all three boys how to sew a button back on for themselves! Thankyou Adam….they seemed like a lovely couple that lived there and as a daughter I’d love to have “my mothers diary” so hope any children find that one and treasure it. Glad you stayed safe! Love Helen 🙋‍♀️😘👏🏻👏🏻👍🥰🦉🦋🦋🦋xx

I’m waiting for some owner to walk in on you in one of these places. 🤣🤣🤣 Love your work Adam.

I'd love to read those diaries. You could take em home and read em then take em back. True stories about people's live are so much more interesting than any fiction.

Adam, you never disappoint, all your comments are welcome and funny, but that toilet comment was great! thanks

your videos are brilliant so sad to see these houses left like that.

Look forward to watching Adam ❤.

Absolutely brilliant. Once again. Having a family member die recently and left his will and finances uncared for I’m starting to see how these places wind up being left and uncared for. I used to think, what’s wrong with people letting things go? Or thinking that maybe family couldn’t be found or had all passed. I had no idea how hard it is to get things done when a family member doesn’t take care of their end of life business. It’s a real eye opener and has made me want to make sure I have that settled now, because you never know!

Great explore , so many things remind me of my Nan’s house & mine in 70’s….love your ways 👍👍

Well it can’t be totally forgotten. Someone is still paying for the power. Love it, love from Canada 🇨🇦

Yay! more bits and bobs to see and fridges to open 😅 Love it

I have missed you talking about lotions and potions and the bits and bobs. What a wonderful little gem. That's a place I'd have loved to live. Thanks for the wonderful tour.

Thank you Adam for another amazing explore.👍

I really enjoy listening to your observations. I've seen all of your videos. Theyre always good! I appreciate being able to see places that I've never been, through you. Thank you!

I really like it when you explore those houses frozen in time. Love to see all the cool stuff

I was amazed at the number ot tea pots, tea cups and kettles. It was a wonderful tour. Thank you. 😊

If the old couple didn't have a, "will" to who they want to leave their house to, no one gets the house, it has to go to the courts to decide who has it, it's very complicated and can take years and years , it's very important to have a "will", probably why alot of these houses get left

Great explore as always Adam! I am very saddened though, I have seen this house from another explore team, let’s just say, everything they took a keen interest in, wasn’t there in your explore, they had obviously taken them! Was uploaded just a few months ago too! Absolutely vile human beings!! This is why you’re simply the best, respectful, honest and kind….I certainly won’t be watching the said explorers again…I won’t name names though….or perhaps I should!! Keep up your fantastic work Adam, been a fan since Abandoned Prepper days and always will be!!

Great find Adam! The couch color was Avocado Green. The book with the dial on the front is a phone directory.

What a lovely house, shame you couldn't find out what happened to the occupants. Would have been nice to know. Still enjoyed it.

Fabulous explore . Such a lot of lovely possessions left behind . You come in this world with nothing and we go out with nothing . Thanks for showing us around Adam. Hope your cold gets better soon. Xx

Why would the power still be partly on I wonder? Someone has to be paying for that ?? So strange... That wall lamp was absolutely gorgeous 💞

I love how respectful u are of the properties ❤

Brilliant Adam,strange how it goes that all our worldly possessions just get left behind...That place is rammed with items collected and stored... Really enjoyed it Adam.cheers 🏡👍

This was awesome Adam. Wonder whose paying the electric bill?😮loves the green retro lounge suite. Take care.x

Thank you for being so considerate with peoples homes and belongings. Yes, a wonderful home.

What a great find.I love to see how others lived in these time capsules.That oven is to die for.I would love one of them herr.The small telephone thing you were trying to figure out was a phone book I think.

Here comes another awesome explore and investigation. You're totally awesome, Adam

I know you give 100% to all your explores. Look forward to your new upcoming one. Thank you Adam.

Great find! SO many things abandoned. I will nener understand why! They seem like a Jolly looking family by their photos! Your always so respectful of the homes you go into! I wonder if people watching this are related ever, and wish others would let us know what happened to the familes! This was a real "Banger" as you called it! LOL - Happy Diwali Day! from darkness to light!

i would love to visit that place for the collective items for resale. these are the places i like

Getting holiday home vibes

what a cute little place, so much left wow i hope someone can save the stuff, i think dorris was the dancer just going by the way she dressed in the pictures, thats so cool ! thanks Adam ! loved it

I just love those old wood burning stoves and ovens. The ones in that house were very nice. Awesome

Nice house. Very calm, Relaxing.

Hey Adam, loved this little cottage! I know you report exactly what you see, but some of those appliances looked super new. Got the impression someone was living there after the owner passed on. Maybe a relative getting a start of cleaning and packing up the house. Especially from seeing all of the items the bedroom. Surprised to see the power tools left behind, so perhaps there were no men in the family that liked power tools. I know woman like them too, but why leave those behind? That house was lovely, Doris and her husband certainly had a strong love between them. You treat every home with respect and integrity. Thanks for the great explore!

Another amazing video from Adam thanks for sharing and taking us with you exploring around abandoned property cheers Adam

My mother had one of those pot onion jars. She used it for onions in the fridge to keep the smell contained.

I always look forward to your videos!! You are a gentle soul!

Beautiful home you could feel the happiness of the couple sad it’s just left … thank you for another great explore ❤

Of all the explores yours sir are the best by far! ♥️👍

You are my favorite explorer. ❤

You are a good narrator. I like explores like this very much. The home in Wales was a lovely large farm home at one time. Thank you Adam for sharing what you do best in videos. 😊

my favourite day of the week , thanks adam great watch

Wonderful frozen in time capsule home. Love the stills too Shows us a glimpse of what life was like in this family home Sad no one has claimed it and all the treasures within. Thank you Adam just waking here in QLD

That was a right 60/70s inside the bungalow don't understand why familys leave the places abandoned to rot and fall apart was a good explore shame didn't get chance to see wat was in the garage good to see you upbeat and out exploreing keep up the good work mate

We were hoping to check this place out tomorrow looks awesome 👻

Love an old school explore 👏

10:36 that little bottle that fell over was 4,7,11 my mum's fav. perfume, so that was perfume not aftershave LOL and 1st sign a female was present 11:26 that bowel thing is for onions, my mum had one but never used it (hers was yellow & green) so not sure if it was to store onions (bit small) or to serve onions in at dinner. 12:17 (ish) the cutlery was kept in the dining room as that was where you ate, so you would set the table in that room. makes sense to keep the plates & cutlery in that room too, only taking them out to the kitchen to wash them up in the sink (no dishwashers back then and if they had had them they were only for the rich or the lazy LOL). 14:39 that is a telephone/address book, you dialled the first letter of the person's name (I.E M for Mark) and then pressed a button on the bottom front and it would spring open to that letter so you could look up their address/phone number (Adam Mark) as you had entered it, it was something you filled in as you wanted to keep a number/address - some had the button to open them at the top and some you pressed the centre of the dial I think the old couple lived there, she (Doris) died and he packed up some of her stuff and stored it in that room, then when he died no one was there to pack his stuff up. OR maybe they started but then stopped due to the mould issue I still keep buttons & zips etc. from old clothing that are going to be throw away. you never know when they will come in handy if you don't have a button box in the home is it really a home ROFLMAO. I wonder if the reason the kitchen had no electric was because the fuse(s) had blown (sometimes it could be the bulb in the fitting has blown if only the light does not work)

That item @ 14:58 reminds of those telephone book where you place the marker on the letter you want. Then it opens it up to the names where the letter begins with.

Love your videos matt and I watch them all the time, keeping the location and family's privacy safe was a good idea, what creeped me out was the spider skins and I bet it stank in that bathroom

Love you Adam thanks for another great adventure 😊