BIG GORGEOUS ABANDONED BARN ON ATV TRAILS / VERMONT

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• LI

  @Linda-gl7fw · 1 hour ago

  You hit the nail on the head with this one !!!! I love old abandoned barns, they hold some amazing farm history. The barn on our farm was four floors, built-in 1804 which sad to say burnt down do to a faulty stock water heater, use to keep ice out of the cattle's stainless steel water tubs. Come to find out that Brenda water heater had caused numerous barnfires. Sad to say we did lose some animals, we could not get them out in time but did manage to save at least 50 animals. Anyways awesome❤ 👍 video. I know having a job sucks but got to pay rent utilities bills etc etc etc I hear you on that one. You have a wonderful beautiful night, hope your job is going well for you😊

• MB

  @mb96001 · 1 day ago

  Beautiful barn and location. Thanks for sharing. And BTW, I know what it's like to have a job consume your time but you gotta pay the bills. Looking forward to your next Scare Sunday. Peace and stay safe.

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• SN

  @Snailer6able · 1 day ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsKFGK2QQF0&amp;t=690">11:30</a> sounds like a Northern Flicker. &nbsp;Looks like a peaceful place!

• RI

  @richardmoore8399 · 2 days ago

  The structure shown in your image is the historical temporary receiving vault (also known as a holding tomb) at Oak Hill Cemetery in Pownal, Vermont.<br>Why is it empty?<br>Before modern mechanized machinery, digging graves by hand in the dead of winter was nearly impossible because the ground was frozen solid. Cemeteries built receiving vaults to temporarily store caskets over the winter months.<br>• The Cycle: Bodies were safely kept inside this stone vault until the ground thawed in the spring, at which point they were moved and permanently buried in their respective family plots.<br>• Current State: Because it was only designed for temporary winter storage rather than permanent burials, the vault remains completely empty today, leaving behind only the original structural supports, loose stones, and wooden debris.

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• EV

  @EverythingEverywhereEverybody · 2 days ago

  What a fine piece of Americana right there. &nbsp;The woods of Vermont are so beautiful, thanks for taking us along. &nbsp;Safe travels!

• DA

  @DarlaWade · 2 hours ago

  Jon. Have to say this was a very nice view outside. You dad was right what he said I was wrong. Please forgive me. I won&apos;t ever do it again. Bye I&apos;m gone maybe forever. You will always have a special place in my heart.

• DA

  @DarlaWade · 2 hours ago

  Jon. I know you are busy. But I won&apos;t ever add you on my videos. I&apos;m sorry. &nbsp;Please forgive me. If you want. I&apos;ll say goodbye. You won&apos;t hear from me again. But I&apos;ll always love you and miss you. Bye forever.