Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
What do you make of this place? Help me out here.
Abandoned farm house here in Australia left empty very close to the road somewhere central northern nsw.
I couldn't quite make it out as to whether it was all built as one house or a new wing was added at a later date. The first part of this #abandoned explore looks older due to the pressed metal tin ceiling and the second half may have been added later or at least it was modernised at a later date. I do know that at some time in it's history two parts were joined as was evident of the weather boards still lining the what is now the internal walls. If it had been one build there would have not been the need to run lining boards inside the walls. Apart from the ceiling it was a bit featureless inside and an odd maze of rooms with what seemed like doors everywhere. Leave a comment and let me know your thoughts of what you think was going on. This was a nice find after a long day of driving around looking so I was happy that I got to end the day with an explore. Don't forget to thumbs me up and hit the like button too if you enjoyed the video. I appreciate all your help with the last video after my little hiccup with youtube and hopefully we can get my videos back to a good viewing rate once again. To all my new subscribers, welcome and thanks for joining me. Please don't forget to hit the notification bell so that you can get the lastest notifications of my latest videos. Thank you everyone for your support. See you at the next one.
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What do you make of this place? Help me out here.
Abandoned farm house here in Australia left empty very close to the road somewhere central northern nsw.
I couldn't quite make it out as to whether it was all built as one house or a new wing was added at a later date. The first part of this #abandoned explore looks older due to the pressed metal tin ceiling and the second half may have been added later or at least it was modernised at a later date. I do know that at some time in it's history two parts were joined as was evident of the weather boards still lining the what is now the internal walls. If it had been one build there would have not been the need to run lining boards inside the walls. Apart from the ceiling it was a bit featureless inside and an odd maze of rooms with what seemed like doors everywhere. Leave a comment and let me know your thoughts of what you think was going on. This was a nice find after a long day of driving around looking so I was happy that I got to end the day with an explore. Don't forget to thumbs me up and hit the like button too if you enjoyed the video. I appreciate all your help with the last video after my little hiccup with youtube and hopefully we can get my videos back to a good viewing rate once again. To all my new subscribers, welcome and thanks for joining me. Please don't forget to hit the notification bell so that you can get the lastest notifications of my latest videos. Thank you everyone for your support. See you at the next one.
Paypalme: paypal.me/mkuebler5
Instagram@mkuebler5
#abandonedhouse #abandoned #urbanexploration urbanexplorationaustralia #urbex #urbexer
