Technically this is my second explore of 2019, the first one may end up posted but it's not as interesting!

I was tipped off about this house by a friend of mine who discovered it after all the undergrowth that had buried it for years was cut back in preparation for development of the land. There are planning notices up on the edge of the property and new fencing up around it so it likely won't be long until the building is demolished and land built on, although it's amazing that the house itself is still standing.

I spent most of the time in here trying not to fall through the floors, there is loads of stuff in the house but the floors are some of the worst I've seen for ages and most of the clutter is rapidly disappearing into the void under the house. The attic was filled with film and video-related equipment but again I spent much of my time up there in the cramped space trying not to fall through the large gaps in the floor!

It's obviously been empty for decades but was a great little find that isn't long for this world. I could have spent longer poking around but we had other places to be and I felt at any moment I might go crashing through into the basement myself so in the interests of personal safety decided a short shoot was best...

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The large black box contained a rolled up vintage projection screen and stand, way too big to get out or even try to move.

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With the house now exposed and visible to everyone I can see it's demise coming even quicker sadly, so I'm glad I managed to see it.

Thanks for looking

Wow! Lots of junk but that's a cool projector!

Sad to see a lot of collectable electronics in the attic headed for the dumpster.

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Haven't heard/seen the brand "NAD" since the early 80's.

https://en.wikiped...ki/NAD_Electronics

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Looks like a treasure trove of artifacts ... nice find!