An urban explorer and YouTube star has shared his discovery of an unusual treasure trove after investigating an abandoned farm.

In amongst the cobwebs, rubble and dust, the modern-day Indiana Jones found a home brewery set-up that he believes dates back to the mid-80s, as well as barrels of home-made alcohol.

The previous owners appear to have left in a hurry, with plates still on the dining table and plenty of furniture collecting dust, such as an old TV and record player.

There are also remnants of an old office featuring a wooden desk and traditional 80s metal cabinets.

Urban explorer Daniel Sims, 32, made the surprising findings alongside his friend James, 51, who runs Britain's Forgotten Buildings on Facebook.

Sims, from Huddersfield, also regularly shares his adventures into abandoned buildings on his YouTube channel BeardedReality.

Daniel and James visited the property in West Yorkshire near Penistone,
on 20 October 2021 and were stunned by what they saw inside – including a secret stash of vintage p*rn.

To make the exploration all the more special, the property is due to be demolished and will likely not be seen by many others before it disappears for good.

“I don't know a lot about the history of the farm, the place has been abandoned for a few years and is up for demolition to make way for new housing,” Daniel told Jam Press.

“There were so many exciting finds in there.

"It was like stepping back in time into a working family farm stretching back decades.

“One thing I found interesting was the many hobbies and practices the previous owners pursued such as the alcohol making, which clearly brought the person joy in what he was producing.

“The other “hobby,” the collection of adult magazines, was definitely older stretching back to the 90s and some even going back to the 70s in black and white – you don’t see them everyday!

“The collection included Rustler and Fiesta, which is the more usual stuff, however it seems some of the older mags were imported from America.

“Considering how adult entertainment is today with the rise of online p*rnography it is strange to see this in print and stretching back decades.”

Daniel added: “The home brewing setup was amazing, there were gallons of homemade alcohol with some going back all the way to 1985.

"That was crazy to see.

“All the different varieties that had been made were very impressive.

“There were also loads of meat fridges and an incubator, which I have never seen before.

“Some of the equipment and furniture was just amazing as some I had never seen stuff like it before, like the massive farmers chair as well as a lot of items dating back to the 50s and 60s.”

The site was very big and has been left completely open to anyone wanting a look around.

He added: “My first impression of the place was that it was quite run down but as I was going around the building and seeing so many amazing things I was blown away.

“We found pictures from when the farm was in quite new condition and it definitely looked amazing back then.

“The place was an all around farm but definitely specialised in poultry farming with the raising chicks from birth and selling eggs.”

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