This Forgotten Outbuilding On Our Abandoned Farm Was Stuck In The Past

I think I’d have been having a very big bonfire

The surprise in the paddick 😂😂😂😂

I would probably get rid of the old outbuilding, clearly seen better days. Unless your desperate for more storage, which I don't think you are, get rid of it and enjoy the scenery. There one thing that keeps catching my eye is how good a job you did with the outbuilding doors, they just look so brilliant.

i would get rid if it was me ❤ great artwork mr tcd btw🤣🤣🤣

The only thing valuable about that container is the fact you were able to get two satisfying YouTube videos out of it, and maybe a bit of scrap metal if you decide to get rid of it😅

old double glazing great for making coldframes

I would personally remove the old unit, it served a purpose once now showing its age.

LMFAO 🤣😂😄 Mr TCD is a LEGEND 😀😃😄

Fires would be cheaper than more skips, but only if done right :)

Imagine the spiders that you were probably handling that you didn’t realise were there

The tiny watering can is for watering house plants.

Check out the price of grab lorries in your area, I always use them and they take up to 17 tonne for the price of a 12 cube skip.

Spray a little bit of perfume/aftershave on the outside of your mask to help overcome the bad smells.

If this was your property, what would you do with this old outbuilding?

I wonder if it would have been cheaper to get the container uplifted with everything in it? Save a lot of time too. Mr TCD has a cracking sense of humour 😂😂😂 🙏🏻Jako🙏🏻

The tiny watering can is for pot plants, we have one identical.

I once watched a project where some guys from Belarus were renovating an old house. They found old records and letters from the front lines of World War II in the attic. Every episode, they read one of the letters while playing the music from one of the records.

Hello Vickie, the old 78’s are made of shellac which can be melted down and used as a very tough varnish, so don’t throw away any damaged ones. Rachel

Too fill a skip. soft objects that will compress in the bottom first. Any large flat objects up the side and anything heavy on top of the soft stuff which will compress the soft stuff creating more space

Another easy going video from the TCD team. I would personally see if anyone would take it off your hands maybe for scrap value. With regards to the ending 😅😅😅