Hey guys, all of these homesteads as you call them were farmhouses that were let go due to any number of tragedies in those families. The inside features are pretty easy to decipher too, although I am way older than you guys. I don't see or feel creepy with these places like you do. I tend to hear what was happening when the families were there, and the voices of life and prosperity during those times. The windmill, of course, was the source for the pumping of water for the home and used for irrigation of the crops. The out building next to the well would have been for any farm workers living there too. If you drive around Idaho, you would see NEW versions of these homes doing the same farming as the old ones. I live here in Idaho, so I see the transformation as you're seeing the past farm houses. In another 100 or so years, our newer homes here will look like the ones that you just saw, and me too. I understand history and how life changes on our planet. I've seen many of these places around the country, and I used to have a farmhouse in KY that was just as old and awesome as these used to be, but I ramble. Glad to see you guys are adventuresome and getting out there. I'll keep watching your videos and commenting when I can. Awesome!!
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That was our first time exploring abandoned locations, and it was very interesting to see how the homes had changed after being abandoned. Thank you for watching!
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