An abandoned cabin we found. We noticed an overgrown driveway and followed it as far as we could. We had to cross a small creek to get to the cabin, it was in very bad shape. Only dates…
Urban Exploration: Abandoned Cabin in the Woods
8 years ago
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What a fantastic view from the front porch.
Beautiful location!
awesome
It looks like it was a good sized cabin. It must have been awesome to sit
out on the porch and listen to the creek. So peaceful.
TFS
Bobbie
Awsome Explore! Thought mabe you were exploring someones summer cottage.
Looked pretty decent coming up to it.Obviously not.
At the very beginning of the video from faraway the cabin looking in so
much better shape, lol
Nice scenic location view from the front porch must have been tons of
daffodils. Been a long time since this place saw any love.
It looks like that cabin was a happy place with all the daffodils and the
bright yellow livingroom curtains. I wonder how many mornings someone had
coffee while sitting on the front porch as the sun rose. They had it all
there-the smells, the sounds, the view.
Thanks for taking us there.
Interesting. I wonder, why would they get the Wall Street Journal out in
the middle of nowhere? The old nightgown and housecoat hanging there were
kinda creepy, like just waiting for some lady to come home. Thanks for
taking us there.
That was once a nice house in a great location. At about 1:23 the camera
looks down on what may have been a terraced area and maybe the remains of a
small structure. At the far left are we seeing a low wall? It’s looks too
straight to be natural rock formation. What with the clothing and reading
material and mattresses I’m guessing that a lady who may have had some
investments and who did some serious reading lived there and maybe after
she left or died people were sleeping in the house. After reading “In Cold
Blood” I have no desire to live in a rural area but I really like this
location.