Mysterious ABANDONED Rotating House In The Canadian Woods

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  @earlwarren2265 · 2 years ago

  Just an early solar home which was rotated for sun tracking. The concrete basement would collect the sun heat which would be released at night to heat the house during the winter months.  I've been in afew houses such as this back in the late 70's which were very unique and ahead of their time. Someone didn't quite finish their project.

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  @MrJayrock620 · 2 years ago

  The truck is an early 70’s GMC C10, the van is a mid 60’s Ford Econoline, the red car is a 66 Chevy Malibu

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  @1212haro · 2 years ago

  I always feel bad for those who had to abandon their dream after investing so much money.

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  @Mike..M · 2 years ago

  Someone really invested a lot of time and money in this structure. It would be awesome to know the story behind this.

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  @ronniepirtlejr2606 · 2 years ago

  That abandoned van looks like the mystery machine off Scooby-Doo!😎👍

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  @brettwalters-n4u · 2 years ago

  ...the relics of someone living the dream decades ago & long forgotten.

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  @molliemilligan428 · 2 years ago

  It's an Osage orange.  The wood from the tree is widely used by wood sculptors.  The fruit has some eating potential, as well as being used as a natural deterrent for spiders!

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  @stevensmith2789 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I would guess it was meant to be some sort of observatory or the first floor of a bunker; probably government. What I find weird is that the cars, tools and equipment date back to the 60's' ; As if all of that relatively new equipment was just abandoned.   Pretty strange.

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  @OliverBergMusic · 2 years ago

  I've been there! my friend's grandparents used to live down the road before it got turned into a quarry and we explored all around there a few times. His grandparents knew the story and told us but I can't seem to remember it. So great to have this video as evidence so my friends believe me that we found this place.

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  @donhippy · 2 years ago

  Back in the early 70&apos;s my mentor had pictures of this place. He came back to the states and I help him build the first round rotating milking parlor at Carnation Research center in Snohomish County Washington.<br>Based on his pictures he took.<br>Had many of late night calls when it fell off the track during milking. But with bugs worked out many more where built around the US.<br>Glad I came across your video thanks.

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  @okiecubsfan1961 · 2 years ago

  This has to be the most unusual building ive ever seen. &nbsp;Strange that it wasnt finished. &nbsp;The concrete alone cost a lot of money.

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  @waggtech4883 · 2 years ago

  The French name for the tree is Bois D’Arc. &nbsp;It’s said the central plains natives used the wood to make bows. &nbsp;After the dust bowl of the 1930’s thousands of miles were planted as windbreaks, hence the name hedge trees…

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