After nine full days of urban exploring in Italy we arrived at home yesterday. The Proper People, Tobi_urbex and we have explored beautiful abandoned sites all over the Northern part of the country. We have experienced many thrilling adventures and made some awesome memories with the other guys. We shot 20 places in total and will present the footage to you soon. Stay tuned!
Broken Window Theory delighted to hear that you have been traveling with The Proper People, another of my favourite channels. I’m sure you will have many amazing and beautiful explorations to entice us with...I can’t wait to see. 🖤🇨🇦
I really appreciate how professionally you present your content. Many other urban explorers could benefit greatly by taking a page or two from your playbook! I have a problem with vertigo to the point that I cannot watch some videos because the camera operator moves around too much or does not keep the camera stabile enough, so I have to stop watching because it induces nausea. That’s not the case with your videos-I can watch all the way through without skipping anything or having to click off of it. Also, I love that you provide relevant information about the sites you explore. Keep up the amazing work.
This was chilling and unsettling. My first thought was how could they have left behind that massive collection of memorabilia and awards by their dogs. Then I remembered a lady I knew that bred beautiful Bouviers. They were her life. I wrote a newspaper article about her years ago. She had a beautiful home she built with her brother. After some time he moved away. She couldn’t keep up the mortgage and eventually abandoned the house. I was told it was in terrible condition. I guess she sold the dogs. They were large and needed a lot of room. I guess when dreams are shattered “things” don’t mean the same. Just speculation of course but the situations are eerily similar. Thanks once again for an amazing adventure. ❤️
I remember when my favorite dog passed away, I never wanted to look at old pictures again. I kept them hidden away, didn't abandon them. But that's what must of went through their minds.
I absolutely love the way you put together your explorations. Your videos always leave me wanting to watch more, and I have found myself waiting with baited breath until you produce yet another amazing exploration. Your perfect spoken English with the most alluring accent leaves me to say just one word...Wow!
What puzzles me the most is how people can leave so many things behind such as the trophies and documents and pics. (And i imagine there might have been even more stuff that got stolen.) I mean it's so easy to take a box and bring it with you. What happened really? How can people leave a place with so much stuff behind? I can't think of anything but something tragic or violent.
I was thinking the same. Surely the people are traceable perhaps, and there must be either relatives or the people themselves still around. I agree, they probably must have left in a hurry, I would at least have taken my memories such as photos, certificates, trophies etc.. how weird ??
I'm becoming fascinated with these type videos. It seems there are so many abandoned places all over the world that have a story to tell. When people leave all their belongings it is sad but intriguing at the same time. Danke!
WOW!! This was a truly eerie and haunting exploration. I love the way you capture and convey the feeling of a place through carefully composed shots combined with appropriate music...you never miss the mark. This once was a very imposing property, and it is clear that the family enjoyed a high quality of life. I find it strange that so much documentation was simply left behind to moulder along with the buildings. At least we know the dogs ate well. The unfinished ham was an unexpected find and gave the impression of a swift departure at the end. Thank you for sharing the history along with your considerable artistry. Looking forward to seeing what you got up to in Italy. Keep on doing what you do so well...and stay safe out there. 🖤🇨🇦
Thanks for adding the English subtitles. It makes me sad looking at the photos of happy times and dogs, puppies. Then the spines hanging from the ceiling are really disturbing. And the thought that they just left those animal corpses there to rot is very disturbing to think about.
This was the first video I watched and I already hit the subscribe button. I guess I will spend my time, going through the other videos on this channel now. I loved the informative style and the stunningly beautiful cinematography. One shot in particular, the one through the broken glass where you pulled focus to the tree outside was so beautiful. I was afraid this would be another clickbait urbex channel with exaggerated reactions and panic to everything. But you surprised me. I loved that you guys showed these hanging spines with respect, no panic and no theories about suspected psychopaths or any other made up story. Not only that but you actually provided a well thought through explanation as to why those bones where there. I'm looking forward to watching more of this amazing content. I was always wondering if there were interesting places like this in germany. My understanding until now was, that most places get demolished pretty fast to make room for other things.
Hey! Welcome to our channel and thank you very much for the feedback! There are many interesting abandoned sites all over Germany. You just need some luck or good contacts to find the most stunning ones.
I always find it incredible how you manage to convey such respect, emotion, information and passion - and do all of this in a language which isn't your own. Apart from the actual content which is always great - it's the narration which always makes your videos so special for an English-speaking person.
The time I spent showing my dogs and the pleasure it brought me, I can't imagine leaving any of their certificates, ribbons, trophies or photos behind. My family probably won't appreciate it when I'm gone but there are really good memories of the friends I met over the years, seeing different places, and the joy when they won.
Just a beautiful home n countryside. It's a real shame to see it must crumble n decay without being saved. So many things left behind too. Why leave the trophies behind when you worked so hard to get them? I thank you so much for sharing this video with us. My heart feels sad for all the memories left behind.
I really appreciate your narration on all your exploration. It’s very professional and i love to hear about what happened to the people that once lived in the castle or the mansion or just an abandoned property. Thank you fir the great work keep it up. Look forward to more exploration. Stay safe
I stand by my initial thought.. eery, yet such a stunning place. That algae on the walls was beautiful; great camera work. Although my initial thought was those bones had to be just leftover game bones - great Danes are big boys, I really hope those weren't dog spinal cords. Definitely creepy, but made for a hauntingly gorgeous view.
PADDYDOYLE that's reassuring.. but like, are you sure? Hahha, people are weird and I've seen some massive great Danes, let alone any that were show dogs and bred, ya know. It just looked like a wider animal than something similar to a deer which, is as far as my hunting and bone knowledge goes. Deer don't tend to get that big in the eastern part of the States, anyway.
They're not spines from dogs, please don't worry! They look like a mixture of Bovine/Porcine so were most likely purchased from a farm or butcher or possibly hunted if they came from wild Boars rather than farmed pigs. I wonder if that has anything to do with the abandonment as it's incredibly dangerous to feed raw pork to dogs, especially so if the meat is sourced from wild animals as there are many diseases that can be carried by pigs which are fatal to dogs. Countries with large populations of wild and feral pigs, including Germany, have had and are still having issues with Swine Fever which is both an extremely contagious and robust virus in it's ability to survive and remain as an infection risk within the pigs, their meat and their surroundings. If they lost their dogs due to that kind of illness or infection it could possibly be one of the reasons for a loss in income that would contribute to bankruptcy and might also explain the abandonment of personal belongings and trophies, left behind as they would be mementos too painful to carry away.
@@Zyeine that's what the logical side of my mind was thinking, although I'm not too familiar with the sort of game that would have been common there.. it did seem moreso that was a 'feeding' room of sorts, after butchering the meat. That's an excellent theory as to why the place went downhill quickly, actually; thanks for sharing and educating me on the typical game, too. My morbidity kinda took over and all I could see where dog carcasses, hahha, I'm sure you're much closer to the truth of them!
You're welcome! When I saw the thumbnail in conjunction with the title I was thinking "oh hell no" but when the history of the occupiers was given and the photos were shown, it seemed more that they loved their dogs and took great pride in them. There aren't many good reasons for people to leave things behind if they have pleasant memories attached so I did a lot of googling about the area and what was going on ecologically before and around the time that the place was abandoned. I can definitely understand the morbidity and there's a touch of the subliminal in the titling of the video, you're expecting to see something "disturbing" and bones immediately bring up connotations in that direction. I find the psychology of abandonment really interesting and, adversely, the psychology of hoarding as a polar opposite. I spent a significant amount of my childhood exploring abandoned places and was lucky enough to grow up in a town that had a huge abandoned Victorian house. Used to daydream about renovating it when I grew up so practised my DIY skills by "borrowing" tools, supplies and paint from my parents and dedicated all my free time to fixing up one of the upstairs rooms. And setting up a load of tin cans on strings, mirrors and certain other things that would scare the shit out of any potential vandals or arsonists. That's where my love of abandoned places and urbex'ing comes from but damn, my Mum would have flipped if she'd known what I was up to. If you don't mind me asking, what is it about abandoned places that interests you the most?
I don't think that people, who have been dog breeders for so many years, wouldn't know how dangerous it is to feed pig-meat to their dogs, especially Great Danes. These dogs are very sensitive. The spinal cords shown in the video are from calves and some of them could be sheep :)
I really hope your channel explodes with Subs, you deserve so much more. Keep up the great work, you are better than most documentaries on cable television.
I do like all of your videos due to your great story telling , but It is these videos that I find most interesting has it has more personal stories to tell! Thanks for sharing!
@@bwturbex Yeah the castles were amazing too, the one that had been refuge for royals from Russia But also the one in Italy that was replica of another one that was all to "get the girl" lol
I, more often than not, forget to hit the like button. I watch on my mobile and sometimes forget to hit it after watching videos. That being said, This Channel is my Favorite Abandoned Buildings channel on UA-cam. The history you give for each place is so much more informative than any other channel I've watched so far. I've watched quite a few, Bros of Decay is ok, but This Channel is, by far, the best I've seen yet. Sehr Wunderbar
Hey guys. I’m a new subscriber from the UK and just a couple of videos in but I’m totally hooked already! The narration is beautiful and the history behind the buildings is fascinating. I can’t wait to watch more. Stay safe guys 💋 xx
BWT, That was amazing! That was such a beautiful video so much to take in I have watched it several times. Ich Liebe dich and all the content on your channel. The way its presented you hold my attention from beginning to end. You have a lifetime subscriber.
My mom bred and raised norweigen elkhound pups. The parents and pups were fed ground horse meat which was legal in 1970 State of Nevada USA. The hanging carcasses reminded me of meat prepared and fed by breeders to their dogs. Something which is not quite so familiar on our prepared purchased foods of today. Even for animals like dogs as there are speciality refrigerators in grocery stores stocked with fresh prepared dog food in plastic tubs!
Reminds me somewhat of the housing meltdown here in the 'States in 2008; many houses in my neighborhood were abandoned, as they cost too much to build and no one could sell them for enough to recover their investment. We had neighbors for a time from abroad, but the post-9/11 laws introduced many new complications for people trying to settle here, and eventually they had to return to their home country abruptly. The house sat empty for several years. When the bank finally was in a position to sell it, they had a yardsale to get all the family's belongings out before the new owner moved in. It was so sad to see the context of someone's entire life out on the street corner, along with the kids' treasured Star Wars toys. These days we could have gotten some of it and mailed it to them, but back then there were still surprising gaps in who had an email address and how information was shared...
Unbelievable! Wow. So interesting. It looks like maybe they bit off more than they could chew, excuse the pun. That’s one huge property to keep warm and tidy. Maybe they just found it beyond there capabilities. Life can change in the blink of an eye. Thanks I seriously liked this one.
BWT ~ ~ I have seen several of your videos so far, and I think you all are the very best! I’m so tired of listening to the ones who will pick up a shoe and say this is so good, I bet she went dancing in these shoes, when they are clearly nothing but dirty work shoes! And for your beautiful voice - - amazing! So I have subscribed to your channel!
It's really hard for me to wrap my head around why people just up and leave not just these once beautiful homes but almost everything that they owned too. Why would you leave all of your clothes behind? All your photos & memories? Very bizarre but so ridiculously wasteful. Someone should be able to go in before the place & everything in it decays & collect anything that's still usable & donate it to charity. To not allow someone to do so is greed at it's very worst; a case of I don't want but no-one else can have it. 😒
My Family is from Germany,the Benz and Daul's. Would love to know why they chose to go to America,not sure when they came here. Love seeing these places,Thank You! for showing them.
Bei 5:43 kann man in dem Bett einen Ausschnitt sehen, dort hat man damals ein Autoradio eingebaut was dann die Musik auf die Boxen links und rechts ausgegeben hat. Wenn ich mich recht erinnere konnte man dieses Modell Anfang bis Mitte der 90ziger im Quelle oder Neckermann Katalog kaufen.
Toller und makaberer Fund, BWT. 👍👍👍 Vielen Dank fürs Mitnehmen. Habt ihr eine neue Intro für eure Videos? Der schlechte Zustand der Gebäudeanlage ist wirklich schade. Warum die letzten Eigentümer vom Anwesen alles zurückließen lässt sich nur spekulieren. Ich freue sehr mich schon auf eure in Norditalien entstandenen Urbexvideos. Bis zum nächsten Video. Viele Grüße aus Norddeutschland nach Sachsen :)
I was in the DDR prior to the reunification, but we never got to see these beautiful palaces, only a small part of East Berlin, best part was the Pergamon Museum, but I wish I would have seen the beautiful countryside of Germany.
Besten Dank fuer dieses interessante video von verlassenen GUETERN aus dem damaligen Ost-Gebieten. Es macht traurig wie ..Wuestlinge..alles ohne Respekt verschandeln. Auch fragt man sich ..welche Gruende vorhanden waren alles liegen und stehen zu lassen. Viele Gruesse von ..K.Moody West-Australien.
Greeting from America , Do you ever get in touch with the people who leave these places behind considering now it’s 2019. Awesome footage your channel is very informative and historical
Hello from Frankreich!^^ The 70 S bed is amazing! why is this huge property falling appart?? death of the owner? heritage problem? the place look cursed..i saw some orbs around 2 40...a very good video!
There were some disturbing things there for sure and I wondered what that was at the beginning. It looks like it was from a pig but what the heck was it? And those bones? So weird...
fabulous video, guys! i've had this location on my map for a looong time now, but never managed to get there because there's always SOMETHING ELSE first. do you think it's still worth the trip?
6:35 we used to live in Europe. in some places, they hang a leg of cured meat in a bar or small restaurant. if you want a sandwich, they would cut off slices & make you your meal
Besonders eigenartig finde ich immer, wie man Fotos zurücklassen konnte. So etwas ist doch voll persönlich. Selbst wenns schnell gehen musste oder man sich ins Ausland abgesetzt hat... so was nimmt man doch mit. Komisch. Ô.õ
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After nine full days of urban exploring in Italy we arrived at home yesterday. The Proper People, Tobi_urbex and we have explored beautiful abandoned sites all over the Northern part of the country. We have experienced many thrilling adventures and made some awesome memories with the other guys. We shot 20 places in total and will present the footage to you soon. Stay tuned!
Wow, I can't wait!
Oh yes \o/
Oh i wasn't even aware you and The Proper People collaborated. BWT and TPP are my favorite Urbex channels. Looking forward to more great content!
Broken Window Theory delighted to hear that you have been traveling with The Proper People, another of my favourite channels. I’m sure you will have many amazing and beautiful explorations to entice us with...I can’t wait to see. 🖤🇨🇦
I really appreciate how professionally you present your content. Many other urban explorers could benefit greatly by taking a page or two from your playbook! I have a problem with vertigo to the point that I cannot watch some videos because the camera operator moves around too much or does not keep the camera stabile enough, so I have to stop watching because it induces nausea. That’s not the case with your videos-I can watch all the way through without skipping anything or having to click off of it. Also, I love that you provide relevant information about the sites you explore. Keep up the amazing work.
Wade James I total applaud this comment it absolutely mirror my thoughts
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This was chilling and unsettling. My first thought was how could they have left behind that massive collection of memorabilia and awards by their dogs. Then I remembered a lady I knew that bred beautiful Bouviers. They were her life. I wrote a newspaper article about her years ago. She had a beautiful home she built with her brother. After some time he moved away. She couldn’t keep up the mortgage and eventually abandoned the house. I was told it was in terrible condition. I guess she sold the dogs. They were large and needed a lot of room. I guess when dreams are shattered “things” don’t mean the same. Just speculation of course but the situations are eerily similar. Thanks once again for an amazing adventure. ❤️
Yes, well expressed. When we age, we lose control...very scary and depressing
I remember when my favorite dog passed away, I never wanted to look at old pictures again. I kept them hidden away, didn't abandon them. But that's what must of went through their minds.
Love the documentary style of your videos. Keep up the good work 💪😘
Thank you so much for watching our videos!
best amateur documentary makers on UA-cam by far ! Keep up the good work
Your videos are on same par, even better than TV documentaries. Start your own business there!
I agree,.... totally professional
HANDS DOWN THE BEST URBEX EXPLORATION CHANNEL ON UA-cam.
I absolutely love the way you put together your explorations. Your videos always leave me wanting to watch more, and I have found myself waiting with baited breath until you produce yet another amazing exploration. Your perfect spoken English with the most alluring accent leaves me to say just one word...Wow!
Sarah Blas Well said, on all counts. 🖤🇨🇦
Ditto, well said on all counts...
What puzzles me the most is how people can leave so many things behind such as the trophies and documents and pics. (And i imagine there might have been even more stuff that got stolen.) I mean it's so easy to take a box and bring it with you. What happened really? How can people leave a place with so much stuff behind? I can't think of anything but something tragic or violent.
I was thinking the same. Surely the people are traceable perhaps, and there must be either relatives or the people themselves still around. I agree, they probably must have left in a hurry, I would at least have taken my memories such as photos, certificates, trophies etc.. how weird ??
@@mwsparky2 Perhaps in the way they left wasn't voluntary.
As far as I know their company didn't run well in the end and their house was surety to the bank. They live in Teneriffe now - with dogs :)
SR XIII or, financial loss, equaling, a loss of pride, a loss of self
Bingo! That is why things are left behind. @@randyhutchinson9910
I'm becoming fascinated with these type videos. It seems there are so many abandoned places all over the world that have a story to tell. When people leave all their belongings it is sad but intriguing at the same time. Danke!
What happened with the dogs ....
WOW!! This was a truly eerie and haunting exploration. I love the way you capture and convey the feeling of a place through carefully composed shots combined with appropriate music...you never miss the mark. This once was a very imposing property, and it is clear that the family enjoyed a high quality of life. I find it strange that so much documentation was simply left behind to moulder along with the buildings. At least we know the dogs ate well. The unfinished ham was an unexpected find and gave the impression of a swift departure at the end. Thank you for sharing the history along with your considerable artistry. Looking forward to seeing what you got up to in Italy. Keep on doing what you do so well...and stay safe out there. 🖤🇨🇦
Thanks for adding the English subtitles.
It makes me sad looking at the photos of happy times and dogs, puppies. Then the spines hanging from the ceiling are really disturbing. And the thought that they just left those animal corpses there to rot is very disturbing to think about.
the cinematography.. the voiceover.. your edits.. just subscribed, please continue making such superb videos
This was the first video I watched and I already hit the subscribe button. I guess I will spend my time, going through the other videos on this channel now. I loved the informative style and the stunningly beautiful cinematography. One shot in particular, the one through the broken glass where you pulled focus to the tree outside was so beautiful.
I was afraid this would be another clickbait urbex channel with exaggerated reactions and panic to everything. But you surprised me. I loved that you guys showed these hanging spines with respect, no panic and no theories about suspected psychopaths or any other made up story. Not only that but you actually provided a well thought through explanation as to why those bones where there.
I'm looking forward to watching more of this amazing content. I was always wondering if there were interesting places like this in germany. My understanding until now was, that most places get demolished pretty fast to make room for other things.
Hey! Welcome to our channel and thank you very much for the feedback! There are many interesting abandoned sites all over Germany. You just need some luck or good contacts to find the most stunning ones.
I always find it incredible how you manage to convey such respect, emotion, information and passion - and do all of this in a language which isn't your own. Apart from the actual content which is always great - it's the narration which always makes your videos so special for an English-speaking person.
The time I spent showing my dogs and the pleasure it brought me, I can't imagine leaving any of their certificates, ribbons, trophies or photos behind. My family probably won't appreciate it when I'm gone but there are really good memories of the friends I met over the years, seeing different places, and the joy when they won.
love how you take your time to show and clearly explain
Just a beautiful home n countryside. It's a real shame to see it must crumble n decay without being saved. So many things left behind too. Why leave the trophies behind when you worked so hard to get them? I thank you so much for sharing this video with us. My heart feels sad for all the memories left behind.
I, too, found it Very strange that they would leave the trophies And the documentation and certificates regarding winning, all behind in the house...
@@suze816 Maybe where they were going when they left they couldn't bring that stuff with them.
your English is very good.
Thanks!
And the voice too
I really appreciate your narration on all your exploration. It’s very professional and i love to hear about what happened to the people that once lived in the castle or the mansion or just an abandoned property. Thank you fir the great work keep it up. Look forward to more exploration. Stay safe
Incredible channel
Your knowledge and information about all you explores is the best
Your work is superb! I thank you again. Cheers from Australia!
Thank you so much!
Das Voiceover ist so angenehm zu hören! Fast wie ASMR! Ich muss jetzt erst mal alle eure Videos binge watchen! 😍
😁😁😁✌🏽 Viel Spaß und lass uns gerne immer einen Kommentar da!
I really like your videos!!! They are captivating. I love the history you give and your camera person is super steady.
baby you are hot!!!!
These people really loved their dogs. Appreciate the research you guys put into the properties you explore.
We also think that the family were huge fans of dogs!
Great drone footage,well done as always,thank you.
Others make excuses you bring the Back stories that we love with the Explorer thank you thank you and also always awesome music blessings to you
Love your videos. They're done so professionally, like an actual documentary.
I just found your channel, I'll be binging tonight through all your videos. Great narration, perfect English with a beautiful accent.
Thanks a lot and enjoy our content!!!
I stand by my initial thought.. eery, yet such a stunning place. That algae on the walls was beautiful; great camera work.
Although my initial thought was those bones had to be just leftover game bones - great Danes are big boys, I really hope those weren't dog spinal cords. Definitely creepy, but made for a hauntingly gorgeous view.
PADDYDOYLE that's reassuring.. but like, are you sure? Hahha, people are weird and I've seen some massive great Danes, let alone any that were show dogs and bred, ya know. It just looked like a wider animal than something similar to a deer which, is as far as my hunting and bone knowledge goes. Deer don't tend to get that big in the eastern part of the States, anyway.
They're not spines from dogs, please don't worry! They look like a mixture of Bovine/Porcine so were most likely purchased from a farm or butcher or possibly hunted if they came from wild Boars rather than farmed pigs. I wonder if that has anything to do with the abandonment as it's incredibly dangerous to feed raw pork to dogs, especially so if the meat is sourced from wild animals as there are many diseases that can be carried by pigs which are fatal to dogs. Countries with large populations of wild and feral pigs, including Germany, have had and are still having issues with Swine Fever which is both an extremely contagious and robust virus in it's ability to survive and remain as an infection risk within the pigs, their meat and their surroundings.
If they lost their dogs due to that kind of illness or infection it could possibly be one of the reasons for a loss in income that would contribute to bankruptcy and might also explain the abandonment of personal belongings and trophies, left behind as they would be mementos too painful to carry away.
@@Zyeine that's what the logical side of my mind was thinking, although I'm not too familiar with the sort of game that would have been common there.. it did seem moreso that was a 'feeding' room of sorts, after butchering the meat. That's an excellent theory as to why the place went downhill quickly, actually; thanks for sharing and educating me on the typical game, too.
My morbidity kinda took over and all I could see where dog carcasses, hahha, I'm sure you're much closer to the truth of them!
You're welcome! When I saw the thumbnail in conjunction with the title I was thinking "oh hell no" but when the history of the occupiers was given and the photos were shown, it seemed more that they loved their dogs and took great pride in them. There aren't many good reasons for people to leave things behind if they have pleasant memories attached so I did a lot of googling about the area and what was going on ecologically before and around the time that the place was abandoned.
I can definitely understand the morbidity and there's a touch of the subliminal in the titling of the video, you're expecting to see something "disturbing" and bones immediately bring up connotations in that direction.
I find the psychology of abandonment really interesting and, adversely, the psychology of hoarding as a polar opposite. I spent a significant amount of my childhood exploring abandoned places and was lucky enough to grow up in a town that had a huge abandoned Victorian house. Used to daydream about renovating it when I grew up so practised my DIY skills by "borrowing" tools, supplies and paint from my parents and dedicated all my free time to fixing up one of the upstairs rooms. And setting up a load of tin cans on strings, mirrors and certain other things that would scare the shit out of any potential vandals or arsonists.
That's where my love of abandoned places and urbex'ing comes from but damn, my Mum would have flipped if she'd known what I was up to.
If you don't mind me asking, what is it about abandoned places that interests you the most?
I don't think that people, who have been dog breeders for so many years, wouldn't know how dangerous it is to feed pig-meat to their dogs, especially Great Danes. These dogs are very sensitive. The spinal cords shown in the video are from calves and some of them could be sheep :)
I really hope your channel explodes with Subs, you deserve so much more. Keep up the great work, you are better than most documentaries on cable television.
I do like all of your videos due to your great story telling , but It is these videos that I find most interesting has it has more personal stories to tell!
Thanks for sharing!
Well not every abandonment has such a personal story but we find industrial sites or old castles nice as well because of their esthetic charme
@@bwturbex Yeah the castles were amazing too, the one that had been refuge for royals from Russia
But also the one in Italy that was replica of another one that was all to "get the girl" lol
that was a cool episode about dog breeders. Love the history behind the videos also
Beautiful work guys. So looking forward to seeing your Italy explorations!!!
It was so cool in Italy!
I, more often than not, forget to hit the like button. I watch on my mobile and sometimes forget to hit it after watching videos.
That being said, This Channel is my Favorite Abandoned Buildings channel on UA-cam. The history you give for each place is so much more informative than any other channel I've watched so far. I've watched quite a few, Bros of Decay is ok, but This Channel is, by far, the best I've seen yet. Sehr Wunderbar
Hey guys. I’m a new subscriber from the UK and just a couple of videos in but I’m totally hooked already! The narration is beautiful and the history behind the buildings is fascinating. I can’t wait to watch more. Stay safe guys 💋 xx
Welcome to our channel, Julia! And thanks for the great comment!
You’re very welcome 😁 💋 xx
BWT, That was amazing! That was such a beautiful video so much to take in I have watched it several times. Ich Liebe dich and all the content on your channel. The way its presented you hold my attention from beginning to end. You have a lifetime subscriber.
My mom bred and raised norweigen elkhound pups. The parents and pups were fed ground horse meat which was legal in 1970 State of Nevada USA. The hanging carcasses reminded me of meat prepared and fed by breeders to their dogs. Something which is not quite so familiar on our prepared purchased foods of today. Even for animals like dogs as there are speciality refrigerators in grocery stores stocked with fresh prepared dog food in plastic tubs!
Thanks for the info!
Stunning video as always!
Thanks for watching!
OMG poor all the dogs is so sad
Such an eerie explore! Looking forward to all the new content!!
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your video look a mini documentaries, i like it..
Thanks, mate!
The Best urban explorers on UA-cam! Very Classy and the Narration is spot on! love love love your channel!!!!
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Besser geht's nicht! Wieder sehr schön eingefangen .... Danke Jungs
Reminds me somewhat of the housing meltdown here in the 'States in 2008; many houses in my neighborhood were abandoned, as they cost too much to build and no one could sell them for enough to recover their investment. We had neighbors for a time from abroad, but the post-9/11 laws introduced many new complications for people trying to settle here, and eventually they had to return to their home country abruptly. The house sat empty for several years. When the bank finally was in a position to sell it, they had a yardsale to get all the family's belongings out before the new owner moved in. It was so sad to see the context of someone's entire life out on the street corner, along with the kids' treasured Star Wars toys. These days we could have gotten some of it and mailed it to them, but back then there were still surprising gaps in who had an email address and how information was shared...
Unbelievable! Wow. So interesting. It looks like maybe they bit off more than they could chew, excuse the pun. That’s one huge property to keep warm and tidy. Maybe they just found it beyond there capabilities. Life can change in the blink of an eye. Thanks I seriously liked this one.
BWT ~ ~ I have seen several of your videos so far, and I think you all are the very best! I’m so tired of listening to the ones who will pick up a shoe and say this is so good, I bet she went dancing in these shoes, when they are clearly nothing but dirty work shoes! And for your beautiful voice - - amazing! So I have subscribed to your channel!
Thank you so very much for your wonderful video's. GOD bless you. Peace.
I like your background music! :)
Intriguing documentary and Video as well...Good job B.W.T. Well done!!!
It's really hard for me to wrap my head around why people just up and leave not just these once beautiful homes but almost everything that they owned too. Why would you leave all of your clothes behind? All your photos & memories? Very bizarre but so ridiculously wasteful. Someone should be able to go in before the place & everything in it decays & collect anything that's still usable & donate it to charity. To not allow someone to do so is greed at it's very worst; a case of I don't want but no-one else can have it. 😒
My Family is from Germany,the Benz and Daul's. Would love to know why they chose to go to America,not sure when they came here. Love seeing these places,Thank You! for showing them.
absolute great video! and a really interesting story
Bei 5:43 kann man in dem Bett einen Ausschnitt sehen, dort hat man damals ein Autoradio eingebaut was dann die Musik auf die Boxen links und rechts ausgegeben hat. Wenn ich mich recht erinnere konnte man dieses Modell Anfang bis Mitte der 90ziger im Quelle oder Neckermann Katalog kaufen.
Richtig abgefahrenes Bett. 😂 Danke für die Info!
Broken Window Theory Top Videos macht ihr da, sehr interessant und abgefahren wie dieses hier
I love your videos as they are so intriguing and the story you dig up of what was there or may have happened. Can't wait to see the next video.
Thank you for all your comments. 😁
Love the history! Very professionally done!!
You guys are amazing! Loved it!
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Toller und makaberer Fund, BWT. 👍👍👍 Vielen Dank fürs Mitnehmen. Habt ihr eine neue Intro für eure Videos? Der schlechte Zustand der Gebäudeanlage ist wirklich schade. Warum die letzten Eigentümer vom Anwesen alles zurückließen lässt sich nur spekulieren. Ich freue sehr mich schon auf eure in Norditalien entstandenen Urbexvideos. Bis zum nächsten Video. Viele Grüße aus Norddeutschland nach Sachsen :)
Danke für das Kommentar! Wir haben kein neues Intro, sondern haben Übergangsweise wieder unser ganz altes Intro (nur das animierte Logo).
Vielen Dank für die Rückinfo und einen schönen Abend :)
When you find names, just search google along with "obituary" and you'll likely find what happened to them.
Beautifully presented. Thank you.
You are welcome!
IT'S BEAUTIFUL...JUST AS IT IS..🏚😊
Great videos that I have watched of yours. Nice that you know some of the history.
I’m a fan of yours AND I own Great Danes, so this video really hits home!
Haha, amazing!
I do not think was a food for the dogs, I think it was the dogs on it self hanged up for some reason!
Excellent work guys! My greetings from Greece!
Hey there, thank you so much! Greetings from Berlin
Wow! How sad for it to just fall apart.
Parece cena do filme " O Predador" com essas vértebras penduradas. 😨
I was in the DDR prior to the reunification, but we never got to see these beautiful palaces, only a small part of East Berlin, best part was the Pergamon Museum, but I wish I would have seen the beautiful countryside of Germany.
Great work, as always.
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Just stumbled onto your Channel I must say I love it... I sub right away... Hi from Texas 🖐🏻
Super awesome, Jessica. Thanks for that!
Kann man nicht verstehen alles stehen und liegen gelassen und auf und davon. Echt Bizzar tolles Video
Danke dir fürs Anschauen und Kommentieren!
awesome video guys very shon house lots of history there 😎
ESTOU NO BRASIL E GOSTARIA DE ENTENDER SUAS BELAS DESCOBERTAS COM LEGENDAS EM PORTUGUÊS. GRATO.
Wow. So sad; love the vid tho
WOW THAT PLACE IS HUGE!
Nice work man!!
Yeah, thanks!
how do you not have more subscribers?
Haha, good question. Thanks for the comment!
Great video guys
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Brilliant video
I subscribed immediately 💜👽 reaally cool channel. Amazing content
Welcome to the family. 😁
I love your videos
really nice video dude:) love it
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thanx for thisv amazing video!!!
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Congrats from Spain. Love your videos
Best wishes from Berlin!
Found you guys on the proper people! Love it! Keep up the good work!!
Besten Dank fuer dieses interessante video von verlassenen GUETERN aus dem damaligen Ost-Gebieten.
Es macht traurig wie ..Wuestlinge..alles ohne Respekt verschandeln.
Auch fragt man sich ..welche
Gruende vorhanden waren alles liegen und stehen zu lassen.
Viele Gruesse von ..K.Moody
West-Australien.
Vc deve estar contando uma bela história ,mas sem legenda em português fico imaginando o que está sendo dito.Uma pena😔Saúdo desde Brazil
Wow great video. It's weird that they even abandoned the meat?
Greeting from America , Do you ever get in touch with the people who leave these places behind considering now it’s 2019. Awesome footage your channel is very informative and historical
Love your videos!
Thanks, Tamara!
I don’t understand how people just abandon these huge houses with a lot of property
Hello from Frankreich!^^ The 70 S bed is amazing! why is this huge property falling appart?? death of the owner? heritage problem? the place look cursed..i saw some orbs around 2 40...a very good video!
I love your videos.
Hi gvuys , that is one creepy creepy farm house , yes it would be good to know what happened there , very cool vid.
Imagine going there in the middle of the night without knowing that there are bones. 😂
Boy the owners must have been pretty out there , l.o.l.
There were some disturbing things there for sure and I wondered what that was at the beginning. It looks like it was from a pig but what the heck was it? And those bones? So weird...
Great video, well filmed. Thank you for all your hard work
Thanks for appreciating our content!
fabulous video, guys! i've had this location on my map for a looong time now, but never managed to get there because there's always SOMETHING ELSE first. do you think it's still worth the trip?
As far as we know it hasn't changed much since our exploration. Pretty interesting place!
6:35 we used to live in Europe. in some places, they hang a leg of cured meat in a bar or small restaurant. if you want a sandwich, they would cut off slices & make you your meal
wundervoll :)
Besonders eigenartig finde ich immer, wie man Fotos zurücklassen konnte. So etwas ist doch voll persönlich. Selbst wenns schnell gehen musste oder man sich ins Ausland abgesetzt hat... so was nimmt man doch mit. Komisch. Ô.õ
Richtig. Aber dennoch findet man Fotos immer wieder in den Lost Places. 🤔
Broken Window Theory Ich kann das bei einem Todesfall / bzw wenn der Eigentümer stirbt auch nachvollziehen...aber so scheint es hier nicht.
läuft bei euch, ihr seid auf 102 in den Trends ;D
Wtf! In welchem Land???
Deutschland