Usually hidden from heavy overgrowth is the Abandoned Cabin Time Capsule! Zenning with Zay & I have driven down this road many times but somehow missed it. Thanks to our friend Lostspot Photography for hooking us up with it!
The Abandoned Cabin Time Capsule sits on a fairly busy road. Well it seemed buy while Zay & I took turns watching Opie while the other explored. Its also in an area where there is no streetview & the satellite imagery is garbage so you wouldn't even know its there. Especially in the summer months when all the leaves are hiding it.
Now I had a bit of an idea of what was in store as I had already looked at Lostspots photos, but I had no real idea just how awesome this place really was! I was amazed that virtually everything was still in its place! The ceiling was caving in over the wood stove yet everything else seemed untouched!
By now I am sure you can tell this was a small place but quite interesting nonetheless! The kitchen was a bit messy but was mostly still set up. Despite the hydro being connected, there was zero chance I would tempt fate & open the fridge! One thing I find with a lot of these abandoned time capsules is that the hydro is often still connected.
What I found weird about this place was that the bedroom seemed to have been decorated as if a teen lived there. With even old projects hung on the wall of favourite hockey players & sports cars. Most adults I know would never put up things like that on their wall. No judgement from me though as it did seem more of a getaway than anything. This is purely speculation but maybe the past owner was a recluse & liked things just the way they were! Beyond the kitchen was the bathroom which led into the laundry room. This back area was in rough shape from a failing room. Despite being small it was a pretty awesome place to explore. I also must point out that there appeared to have been a second floor but I couldn't see any signs of a staircase going up. I feel the windows on the second floor were there to let light into the attic. I could see through a hole in the roof it was unfinished up there. Great little explore!
Wow! What an amazing find! Would love to do what u do. It looks so interesting.