Swedish Abandoned Ghost Town Left With Everything For Over A Decade!

The outdoor toilets were used in USA a lot, and there are still many in camping areas. They keep rodents and bugs out, having them outside. They are used for 5 to 10 years, then taken down, covered and a new one put up. A lot of older people talk about how they liked or didn't like them. Snakes that ate rodents were around them sometimes, and a lot of people got bad spider bites in them. When it was really cold, people went in a pot inside the house then dumped it later. Look them up, they are just so common it's funny that you are unfamiliar with them. Some cultures think having an indoor toilet is very unclean. I love these buildings and all you are finding inside; I can picture myself living there! When you were in Ruths house, it looked super tiny, so beautiful and I am glad you made a special tribute to her with showing a few more things and blowing a kiss! Lovely! The hand pumps need to be primed when they haven't been used for a while, so you put water into the top... but, I don't remember exactly where, but that is what we had to do when we went to a log cabin my grandparents owned and let family members stay in for vacations. The big cup like thing you pulled out from under the bed was actually what they went to the bathroom during the night, so they didn't have to go to the outhouse! They could dump it in the morning. This was a beautiful video; you both are so nice to each other! It would be cool if you could meet the people who lived here once. It makes me wonder what people will think once I am gone... I would like to leave beauty and peace like you felt at Ruths home! Thank you again!

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