The SHOCKING State of an ABANDONED House 12 Years Later

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Join me on this explore of an old abandoned house that I visited 12 years ago in 2012 and see what the house looks like now - 12 years later.
Filmed in 4K and featuring photos from 12 years ago comparing the dangerous conditions inside then and now.
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All right, what's going on, guys?
Here we go.
Very cold, snowy, spring day.
And we're gonna check out this abandoned house
right here in front of us.
Old stone, abandoned home.
It's been here forever.
Very old.
Fun story.
Last time I was at this house was 12 years ago.
I came here the summer of my first year of exploring,
in 2012.
So here we are now, 12 years later,
see what's changed.
Let's go check it out.
All right, first thing I notice here,
whole bunch of wall collapse here on this back wall.
So 12 years ago when I was here,
there was all kinds of old furniture in this house.
Whew, a lot of holes in the wall here.
Watch out, guys, I gotta watch my step here.
Stick to the beam here.
All right, put my camera bag here.
Put my stuff down.
Okay, here we are, guys.
Whew, familiar colors on the wall.
Pink and green and blues all around.
This stove is the same.
This has been here, hasn't moved.
What?
Oh, no, guys, it's not looking good through here.
Whoa, look at the collapse.
Oh, man.
Total collapse of the floor.
That little old stove right there fell through.
There's another one back there through that door.
I'm not sure I'm gonna be able to show it to you.
Oh, man, what a mess.
Okay, well, I guess we're gonna have to see
if we can make our way around there,
across the beam to the other side of the house.
Oh, what a mess, guys.
There's a squirrel up there, little red squirrel.
All right, so we have to pay attention
and rely on the beams.
There's the piano.
One of my favorite pictures that I took
the first year of exploring was of this piano.
I'll show you guys that picture right now while I'm here
so you can see it.
Okay.
Wow.
This is where the phone was on the wall.
It's not here anymore, though.
Phone is gone.
All right, let's see how we feel
about walking this wall here, guys.
Oh, man.
Walking the tightrope across here, guys.
That's pretty dangerous, guys.
Even on that side, like, holy crap,
the whole thing is just collapsing.
You can see it, how it's just coming down there.
So bad.
I'm so stupid.
I'm so stupid, guys.
Okay, I'm still on the beam.
Still on the beam here, guys, okay?
Oh, man.
Oh, okay.
This is so bright and colorful.
Look at, hey, look at all the green.
These nice, big, bright windows.
That's pretty, yeah.
Oh.
Just taking it easy here, guys.
Look at all the green on the floor from the ceiling.
See the green paint?
Coming from the ceiling.
All right.
Oh, you look bad on a blue blanket.
This is such a beautiful house.
There was a box in this room when I was here
with a bunch of really old Valentines in it.
I wonder if I can find some of those Valentines.
Let's see here.
There's an old school book here.
What do I got here?
Exercise book.
This is a newspaper, 1980.
This is the Daily Mercury from September 20th, 1980.
Just looking around, checking stuff out here, okay?
Okay.
My mom would kill me right now if she saw me doing this.
Okay.
Ah, so bad, damn it.
Let's go upstairs on this cabinet, guys.
I wonder if there's something in these two beds.
Walking chair.
The roof is gone.
Wow.
So bad.
Okay.
I think I'm gonna make my way back down now.
Oh.
I can't believe how bad it is in here.
Okay.
There's a big hole right there.
Watch for it.
This is something else.
Wow.
Okay, guys, let's get ourselves back over there
How about it?
How about that?
Get ourselves back over there safely.
In one piece, hopefully.
Oh, boy.
Okay, made it, guys.
Made it so far.
Holy crap.
All right, so, I guess we're done this room.
Make our way back into here now.
Okay, I'm on the beam, guys.
I'm back on a beam here.
Okay, guys, let's go back outside where it's mostly safe.
Get the heck out of this house
before we drop to the floor.
Drop to the floor, oh, man.
Go check out the exterior.
Hmm.
Such a shame, eh?
Somebody probably could've done such a good job
with this house, fixing it up, making it livable again.
Let's see here.
Look at that, eh?
Could've been so nice, guys.
Not anymore.
Okay, guys, I think I'm gonna wrap it up here.
My hands are freezing cold.
It's not good, guys, not good.
Anyways, so, usually when I do these comparisons
to old places I've been to,
I like to actually do an exact comparison shot for shot.
But for this one, I just kinda eyeballed it
because I didn't bother looking up my old pictures
or anything like that.
So, anyways, hope you guys like this revisit,
12 years later, to see how much time can do,
time and weather can do to an abandoned house.
Well, that's it, guys.
Short, sweet, simple little video.
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