URBAN EXPLORATION: EXPLORING ABANDONED HOUSES AND APARTMENTS

One more video before the week is over: PREMIERING LIVE TOMORROW (AUGUST 16TH) AT 10:00 A.M. is another video, this one from a while back where I explore a small collection of abandoned apartments and cabins near them out in the middle of nowhere. A nice little dose of urbex!



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