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This house is similar to the oldest houses here in Brazil. Also we are used to use this pineapple's bottle, I had laughed when I saw it kk. Those huge mud jars,they are clay filters and people say those filters turn water more nutritional, because of the mud properties or something like that. Sorry for this poor english of mine 😁
Another wonderful video of a typical Portuguese family! Interesting to see that their culture is sooo very different than ours! They may have been poor, but they had gorgeous wooden furniture, that was sooo very unique & beautiful! Amazing how she was illiterate until age 63… wow… what incentive to go back to school after all of that time, to learn to read & write! Good for her! That took fortitude! I’m sooo very glad that you have Danny there with you to translate their customs & give interpretations of the lifestyle! He is sooo very valuable to have around! Thank you for sharing this wonderful adventure with us! I loved it ❤️👍
Hi J Shadows, I am very sorry to hear, that you were sick. I hope you could recover and that you are feeling better again. God bless you and kindest regards.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful and wonderful time capsule from back in the day I really appreciate and enjoy glimpses of the past into someone's life. Again thank you so much and God Bless You and Your Families 💞🙏❤️
The bros of decay really are amazing in the places they document. All of these young men are great gentlemen, showing so much respect and care for the people and places portrayed in the program. I agree and hope they get more patrons.
I absolutely agree .. I fell upon this fascinating channel.. My mind gets blown.. But these young fellows are so respectful, in fact angels.. I've become a patron because of their absolute respect and fantastic content they submit .. May God bless them through their documents and lives 🙏
The Diploma actually mentions that it is a qualification for a 'Sapataria' (shoe store) so I do not believe that Margarida was illiterate at all, but was being recognised here, for training she had completed for her job.
What an inspiring woman who lived there! It's fascinating that the Holy Water wasn't evaporated, some areas were without dust and those walnuts looked reasonably fresh, when other parts of the house absolutely have the dust, debris and cobwebs of 30 years. The way things age is wild. Thank you once again for taking us along on your adventure.
Hi Lesley & Danny, love the wooden carved cabinets & chairs! Wow, never knew wood silverware before stainless steel ones!! I never seen a shower thing in bathroom before! I never seen a oil light above the bed & you explaining it what ball holds, most interesting!! Yes those cloth tissues you said are called Handkerchief`s. They had these in USA, up to the 1950`s. I have a few from my Mother. The cloth you picked up that was round & detailed to put under things is called Doily`s ! As for the carved chairs that are beautiful, if it has dust on them better to blow dirt off instead of wipe it. Love the chest or ( trunk as we call it here. ) Now for the new part of house...never saw that kind of washing machine or dryer. You should of shut kitchen window to preserve what is left in the kitchen. Wow, love the paper list to go to grocery store, but here we still write a grocery list on paper...no one uses their smartphones-2022. Ok, drawings that a child made was 1995 so longer staying than calendar 1992. The green glasses are worth money! Kids play cars are very expensive in USA. Ok the pencil pen you called it is actually was called Reed Pens, Quill Pens, Dip Pens, before ballpoint pens. Great Video!
Hello first china cabinet you opened up at the very beginning you opened up a little box herbs inside and then where it love your videos thank you for them and you have an awesome speaking voice God bless you young man and thank you so much
Hey Danny and Lesley, this house was so cool. I loved to see the shower and the cigarette dispenser, I have never something like that before. The Portuguese curtains are so cool! The old picture should be saved for history. Love your videos, stay safe and have fun exploring! xxoo
The showers are the most amazing. Before hot water heaters, I assume you warmed water in the kitchen and filled it in order to have a shower. Camping showers these days have a vinyl black bag you hang in the sun to warm it up, with a sprinkler head.
Aguarras is white spirit in english or terpentine (maybe turpentine) it was used in the past as bleach, is a very strong cleaner, mainly use for painting jobs or similar, i think now is not allowed in home used, and i think the wooden knife that you showed at the start of the video it was use for cheese and butter, my nana it had one of those, it was used for removed the cream of the top of the just milked milk from the cow, the shower was beautiful, should be in a museum. it did look to me not a poor household maybe modest but not poor, though
This house shows how the other people live that arnt rich and don't have much items to leave behind but it also reminds us that you can't take it with you when you go ,we all have to much stuff and it makes clutter around the home ,I hope that my room will be in order and not so much clutter when I'm gone 😀 because now I to have many books and papers 😀 and I must have 8 Bibles ,I think it's time for me to declutter my room
The last shaver of the woman 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 with the aftershave on the shelf of course🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣please dont think I'm being nasty,on the contrary, you are just so innocent
for Indonesian people thats not house for poor, thats big and deluxe house which poor in here can not afford. Awesome video, Lesley and Danny. Stay safe.
Tips in America is 10% more if you want to and your waitress or server was good, if the server is really bad leave nothing or a pocket of change...There is no rule saying you have to leave anything, but usually waitress or server is not making minimum wage they get less and live for the tips they get. Also in America be careful when exploring as you can be arrested for trespassing, it's jail time and a fine. Anything else I can help with please let me know, I love to research.
We say Shhandeleer for Chandelier. You always call brass and bronze things Copper ..copper is reddish metal..brass is gold toned made with copper. Those were red cherries not olives in the bottle. The flimsy bed s around were no doubt day beds for a quick nap. You call dolls puppets a lot. Puppets are put over the hand to make them talk. Not a doll. I say the orange urn was to hold good drinking water and to keep it cooler ...too big for wine. The wine would spoil in such a large thing exposed to air. Why two kitchens? The larger square "dryer" has an impeller and a hose showing on side ..clearly a larger washing machine model like the other. What "old schools" made that beer. Where are all these old schools you speak of? Those were Mobil Oil logo gas station receipts not mobile phone related. Oh in other videos when you see a half curved device with a knob on top and blotter paper attached...these are not for sealing letters etc..they are ink blotters to soak up excessive ink from a letter or signature from a fountain pen prior to ball points.
Watching these is fascinating. But it always makes me think of my own mortality. I am reminded of my desire to make sure I can declutter my house as much as possible to not put the burden on my 4 kids when I go.
LOL, I am thinking the same. My house has several generations of things I didn’t disturb when I inherited it, maybe I should clean it up. And oh, maybe wash the dishes right away!
The first machine you called a washing machine, was in fact, a spin dryer, to get excess water out of clothes before hanging them to dry. The second machine was the washing machine,and not the dryer, you hooked the rubber hoses up to the taps to fill it. The centre paddle was called an agitator, and would rotate back and forth to move the clothes around.
The music made me kinda sad.. I was thinking about my Grandma and her adorable house. She’s in heaven now and so is my Mother. Time goes too quickly! I’m sure this woman loved her home and made wonderful memories there. Thank you for this video, love seeing how people lived and the treasures they had.. 💜
I love the respect that you show these places. I agree exploring these abandoned places can be very sad, however we get a glimpse into the past, with you, Leslie, who show tenderness and caring for what is left behind. Thank you so much. Love from WI, in the US.
Love how you take the same amount of time and care with a humble little home as you do with the grand old palaces, Leslie. You make the stories come alive. I feel like I know these people now.
Actually, 99% of what he says is made up shit. I wish they would include facts and not the nonsensical fairy telling. Bypassing beautiful architecture and artwork (not just oil paintings) but also carvings, statues, hand-made tiles, etc. to show us close ups of some awful ashtrays is beyond sad and such a waste because you know some knuckle-heads are going to go in and destroy what they can and spray paint everywhere else and it will all be lost. I think I will look into them again in a year and see if they have matured.
@@MrsNickysMom420 dont be mean,you have to remember these boys have to translate what they see from their own language into English,I think they do very well.
@@dorothyjones1129 They do quite well and I am sure they are very nice, but really...he does just make shit up, or at least makes a lot of very dumb, tenuous assumptions.
I loved the story and a look at this lady's home she was such a impressive woman to learn to read and write at 60 sum years old ......makes me happy and sad at the same time . This was a great video so many interesting things here to see and you documented it very well as always a true passion you have for this and a unique talent for explorations !! 👍👍
This is my favorite type of exploration. Everything is left exactly as she left it. Things are not thrown around and/or broken. You are walking directly on the floor and not clothes and broken dishes.. There is no writings on the walls. A lovely exploration.
FYI: that thing hanging on the wall you thought it might be some kind of oil dispenser is actually a device to administer an enema, also known as clyster, which was used to stimulate stool evacuation. You would fill it with a liquid and then inject the liquid into the rectum in order to relieve severe constipation. The big clay container in the kitchen was not for wine, it was used to keep the water fresh and pure. I don't think this family was poor, they had pretty expensive stuff for their time. By the way, I love your videos. Keep up the good work.
Lieve schat, ik ben van 1965 en ik heb ook een centrifuge gehad. Dat was de eerste Thomas die je aanwees. Natte kleding ging erin. Dan moest je goed uitkijken dat je de was goed verdeelde, je zette hem aan, emmertje eronder om het water op te vangen en ging ie heel hard ronddraaien. Ze worden nog veel gebruikt op campings. 🙈🙈 De tweede Thomas is natuurlijk geen droger maar dat was de wasmachine 😂 Ik heb ook zo'n ding gehad voor de sigaretten maar dan in de vorm van een wijnfles. Geweldig ding, kwam ook nog een muziekje uit 😂 Oh en het boodschappenbriefje aan de muur... Super handig, ook gehad. Of ben ik nu oud haha Euhhh de kaartjes van Mobil , dat was vroeger een merk motorolie en tankstation ( zie logo) en elk kaartje was 1 punt. Soort zegeltjes. Heel mooi huis , dank je wel voor weer een prachtige rondleiding waarin je weer heerlijk de tijd neemt om alles te laten zien!
It's 2 o' clock in the morning here in Sri Lanka and I just finished watching. It's amazing!! I could feel the warmth of the place in every room you took us with you, and the smell of time as well. Lesly you are a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful host! Have no words to thank you for joining us in your amazing explorations! I feel love and kindness towards the whole mankind when I watch your videos. Take care and stay healthy! Love from Sri Lanka!
How can there be so many old abandoned houses in Europe? Maybe there are a lot here in the USA too, but I've never known of any. How do you find these treasures? I love seeing you go through them, but I can't quite understand why the families leave the houses to rot like this?
There are sadly tons of abandoned houses here in the USA. There are entire abandoned neighborhoods and tiny towns. There are lots of good videos here on UA-cam of people exploring abandoned homes and buildings in America! I really like JP Video, he's got some amazing exploration videos! My favorites of his are the huge abandoned resorts in the Catskills.
The Lady kept her cozy home neat.Even the poorest people can make a very pretty place to live by adding a pretty ruffle to a shelf or wash basin.I have never saw a shower like that one.Loved the bathroom tiles and.chandliers,and the wood ceilings.a wonderful find thank you so much Leslie,God Bless love from Oklahoma👍❤️😍🇺🇸
He walks around in places with moldy clothes, spiderweb and rotten food but doesn't flinch. He picks up a 30 year old razor with some hair on it and is like, Ew! It is funny what disgusts some people.
Thank you Lesley and Danny for taking us on this beautiful time- capsule journey. I love the way you handle everything with respect. I wish Danny would know a little more about his cultures. When you ask him something he always replies, I don't know. You always seem to know exactly what it is. Thank you for another great video
Heyy there, my dear friend Lesley, Only a few moment until your lifestream starts. I am already very excited. The picture is very beautiful and so interesting, the way how it it is designed with the view of the room and the mother and her daughter on the right side of the picture. Stay safe, dear bro, peace and kindest regards from very rainy Switzerland.
Paging all the leaders of all the countries to have concerns about the situations like this, please do something & donate all this wasted belongings instead of letting things go to waste, lets all heal the world , very poor people are scattered everywhere, so this can heal hunger worldwide, godbless us all!
I love all your videos and the respect you show going into every ones house ; That wasn't a dryer that to was a washer the hoses inside were to attach to the washer and put inside the sink to drain the water when it was spinning the clothes out lol great video
I'm Brazilian and I like it a lot when they visit these houses in Portugal, the products are brands known to us in Brazil and it's very funny that they read in Portuguese, but without knowing what kkkkkkkk means. Show.
Also falls noch keiner das geschrieben hat: Das erste Gerät ist eine Schleuder für die Wäsche und das zweite Gerät ist die Waschmaschine. So in case no one has written this yet: The first device is a spin dryer for the laundry and the second device is the washing machine.
Thank you once more Lesley and Danny, for taking us into the life of someone that time seems to have forgotten! The machine that you thought was a dryer "the square one" is a washing machine and the round one was a spin dryer " this just spun out the water" then the clothes ready to hang up to dry! I used one in the early years of our marriage, in the early 70s! Then in 1974, out came the first Phillips automatic washing machine, that washed and spun off, just like todays do! I loved that machine & it lasted 13 years!
Love your documentaries! (Unfortunately I do not have any $ to give you!)! Good for this lady...going back to school so late in life! I love that! Such a sweet time capsule! Btw, unveil is pronounced like ale at the end like hill and dale! Drinking a glass of beer, or ale! (Unvale, if that makes sense?). Keep up the great work!!!
Exploring abandoned places is my hobby and finance it all out of my own pocket and the donations I get from the people who love watching the documentaries we make... A small donation would be greatly appreciated! ► www.patreon.com/brosofdecay
I'm still out of work but I'll contribute when I'm able. Meanwhile, thank you for your wonderful videos ❤
I’m your avid fan
From the Philippines 🇵🇭 MABUHAY
You are amazing with your videos keep it up I love watching you xx
Awesome video the house was awesome love it thanks 👍🏿
Oi bross gosto muito do seu programa. Tradus em português Brasil por favor Simone Brasil mg FC c deus bross
Love her back story. She is proof, one is never too old to learn
This house is similar to the oldest houses here in Brazil. Also we are used to use this pineapple's bottle, I had laughed when I saw it kk. Those huge mud jars,they are clay filters and people say those filters turn water more nutritional, because of the mud properties or something like that.
Sorry for this poor english of mine 😁
Your English is quite good!!
@@angelchaser1 thank you :)
Your English is very good.
Seu inglês está muito bom, só tenha cuidado ao rir com "kk" porque os gringos não entendem e se forem 3 k's podem até entender de forma ofensiva
Another wonderful video of a typical Portuguese family! Interesting to see that their culture is sooo very different than ours! They may have been poor, but they had gorgeous wooden furniture, that was sooo very unique & beautiful! Amazing how she was illiterate until age 63… wow… what incentive to go back to school after all of that time, to learn to read & write! Good for her! That took fortitude! I’m sooo very glad that you have Danny there with you to translate their customs & give interpretations of the lifestyle! He is sooo very valuable to have around! Thank you for sharing this wonderful adventure with us! I loved it ❤️👍
Set my reminder bell. I'm not missing this premiere. I've been home sick for 10 days now and I'm ready
Hi J Shadows, I am very sorry to hear, that you were sick. I hope you could recover and that you are feeling better again.
God bless you and kindest regards.
Hope you are feeling better?!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful and wonderful time capsule from back in the day I really appreciate and enjoy glimpses of the past into someone's life. Again thank you so much and God Bless You and Your Families 💞🙏❤️
Praying you get more patrons, Lesley. You, Jordy, Danny, Maureno and Remon are wholesome fellows. Please take care. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😇
The bros of decay really are amazing in the places they document. All of these young men are great gentlemen, showing so much respect and care for the people and places portrayed in the program. I agree and hope they get more patrons.
I absolutely agree .. I fell upon this fascinating channel.. My mind gets blown.. But these young fellows are so respectful, in fact angels.. I've become a patron because of their absolute respect and fantastic content they submit .. May God bless them through their documents and lives 🙏
Yes praying does supply his need and it heals his viewwrs
Love your portuguese friend. It is a good idea having him, to explain some doubts about our daly life.
An interesting story, for so many years the house has been standing and waiting for its owners😞
Wow! Thank you for taking us to this house. What a treasure
The Diploma actually mentions that it is a qualification for a 'Sapataria' (shoe store) so I do not believe that Margarida was illiterate at all, but was being recognised here, for training she had completed for her job.
What an inspiring woman who lived there! It's fascinating that the Holy Water wasn't evaporated, some areas were without dust and those walnuts looked reasonably fresh, when other parts of the house absolutely have the dust, debris and cobwebs of 30 years. The way things age is wild.
Thank you once again for taking us along on your adventure.
Margarita was born on my birthday! Different year, of course. How wonderful that she went to school in later life and learned to read and write! ❤️
Hi Lesley & Danny, love the wooden carved cabinets & chairs! Wow, never knew wood silverware before stainless steel ones!! I never seen a shower thing in bathroom before! I never seen a oil light above the bed & you explaining it what ball holds, most interesting!! Yes those cloth tissues you said are called Handkerchief`s. They had these in USA, up to the 1950`s. I have a few from my Mother. The cloth you picked up that was round & detailed to put under things is called Doily`s ! As for the carved chairs that are beautiful, if it has dust on them better to blow dirt off instead of wipe it. Love the chest or ( trunk as we call it here. ) Now for the new part of house...never saw that kind of washing machine or dryer. You should of shut kitchen window to preserve what is left in the kitchen. Wow, love the paper list to go to grocery store, but here we still write a grocery list on paper...no one uses their smartphones-2022. Ok, drawings that a child made was 1995 so longer staying than calendar 1992. The green glasses are worth money! Kids play cars are very expensive in USA. Ok the pencil pen you called it is actually was called Reed Pens, Quill Pens, Dip Pens, before ballpoint pens. Great Video!
Not sure why..but this video really got me..its very sad to me.. actually teared me up..thanks..very nice
GOD BLESS THEM😥❤🌈🙏🏻
GOD BLESS HER😥🌈🙏🏻
Hello first china cabinet you opened up at the very beginning you opened up a little box herbs inside and then where it love your videos thank you for them and you have an awesome speaking voice God bless you young man and thank you so much
So sad that no children would want their mothers diploma! I'm so impressed with her going to school in her 60's & learned to write!
Hey Danny and Lesley, this house was so cool. I loved to see the shower and the cigarette dispenser, I have never something like that before. The Portuguese curtains are so cool! The old picture should be saved for history. Love your videos, stay safe and have fun exploring! xxoo
U are the most humble kind caring video maker of this work u do God bless u and your crew and families😇🙏
This was a great place and great story about the lady. She must have been a very strong lady. To bad her house is going to decay. Love Leslie
Was very quaint and has its own character. Great video!
love it when Danny teaches Leslie Portuguese words! it's so cute! and he does have a very good pronunciation, which is very surprising...
HOLA ,CORAZON LINDA HISTORIA DE LA FAMILIA LOPEZ ES UN APELLIDO MUY COMUN AQUI EN CHILE ABRASOS Y CARIÑOS A DANNY 😊🍺🇨🇱❤🍷
Thanks for sharing. Very unique house, nice and cozy.
The showers are the most amazing. Before hot water heaters, I assume you warmed water in the kitchen and filled it in order to have a shower. Camping showers these days have a vinyl black bag you hang in the sun to warm it up, with a sprinkler head.
🤣🤣🤣🤣you have cheered me up tonightLesley,blankets in the chest,so portugese 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 in most countries people kept the blankets in the chest xxx
Eu gosto de ver essas coisas antigas eu acho muito vocês tem que colocar em português para a gente saber o que vocês fala eu moro no Brasil
Aguarras is white spirit in english or terpentine (maybe turpentine) it was used in the past as bleach, is a very strong cleaner, mainly use for painting jobs or similar, i think now is not allowed in home used, and i think the wooden knife that you showed at the start of the video it was use for cheese and butter, my nana it had one of those, it was used for removed the cream of the top of the just milked milk from the cow, the shower was beautiful, should be in a museum. it did look to me not a poor household maybe modest but not poor, though
This house shows how the other people live that arnt rich and don't have much items to leave behind but it also reminds us that you can't take it with you when you go ,we all have to much stuff and it makes clutter around the home ,I hope that my room will be in order and not so much clutter when I'm gone 😀 because now I to have many books and papers 😀 and I must have 8 Bibles ,I think it's time for me to declutter my room
The last shaver of the woman 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 with the aftershave on the shelf of course🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣please dont think I'm being nasty,on the contrary, you are just so innocent
The "Thomas" 1 was a spin drier !
"Thomas" 2 washing machine !
Those showers are hysterical 🤣🤣
Beautiful story. Oil chandelier not gas.
Very enjoyable
Lovely
Les The dryer could be a birthday present or s Christmas present from her friends or boss
Uma casa portuguesa com certeza!
for Indonesian people thats not house for poor, thats big and deluxe house which poor in here can not afford. Awesome video, Lesley and Danny. Stay safe.
Here in the philippines , only middle class family have that house.
Wow ❤❤❤
awesome
Tips in America is 10% more if you want to and your waitress or server was good, if the server is really bad leave nothing or a pocket of change...There is no rule saying you have to leave anything, but usually waitress or server is not making minimum wage they get less and live for the tips they get. Also in America be careful when exploring as you can be arrested for trespassing, it's jail time and a fine. Anything else I can help with please let me know, I love to research.
Tenho curiosidade em saber, com quem fica todos os móveis e objetos, depois que vocês entram nos locais e filmam. Amo esses vídeos.
Olá, Esta é uma pergunta difícil mas na maioria das vezes os móveis ficam para trás para sempre ...
@@BrosOfDecay 🙏😇👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Beautiful vídeo, traduction please spanish, from Argentina
could do with seeing more of the outside of your explores
مذهل اشكركم على الابداع
good video
The washing machine was a spinner I think
Wauw 🥰🥰🥰
Wow iv neverseen a ciggerette dispencer
"ESPECTACULAR".....
We say Shhandeleer for Chandelier. You always call brass and bronze things Copper ..copper is reddish metal..brass is gold toned made with copper. Those were red cherries not olives in the bottle. The flimsy bed s around were no doubt day beds for a quick nap. You call dolls puppets a lot. Puppets are put over the hand to make them talk. Not a doll.
I say the orange urn was to hold good drinking water and to keep it cooler ...too big for wine. The wine would spoil in such a large thing exposed to air. Why two kitchens? The larger square "dryer" has an impeller and a hose showing on side ..clearly a larger washing machine model like the other. What "old schools" made that beer. Where are all these old schools you speak of? Those were Mobil Oil logo gas station receipts not mobile phone related.
Oh in other videos when you see a half curved device with a knob on top and blotter paper attached...these are not for sealing letters etc..they are ink blotters to soak up excessive ink from a letter or signature from a fountain pen prior to ball points.
I live in the States 🇺🇸and it truly amazes me how well the homes in foreign countries are so well preserved. Thank🙏 you for your wonderful videos ❤️.
Watching these is fascinating. But it always makes me think of my own mortality. I am reminded of my desire to make sure I can declutter my house as much as possible to not put the burden on my 4 kids when I go.
Thinking same. Love it.
I love the soothing sound of your voice. God bless you
Jesus loves you.
You have 4 kids?
LOL, I am thinking the same. My house has several generations of things I didn’t disturb when I inherited it, maybe I should clean it up. And oh, maybe wash the dishes right away!
The first machine you called a washing machine, was in fact, a spin dryer, to get excess water out of clothes before hanging them to dry. The second machine was the washing machine,and not the dryer, you hooked the rubber hoses up to the taps to fill it. The centre paddle was called an agitator, and would rotate back and forth to move the clothes around.
The music made me kinda sad.. I was thinking about my Grandma and her adorable house. She’s in heaven now and so is my Mother. Time goes too quickly! I’m sure this woman loved her home and made wonderful memories there. Thank you for this video, love seeing how people lived and the treasures they had.. 💜
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@@lesafleet5350 thank you!
I love the respect that you show these places. I agree exploring these abandoned places can be very sad, however we get a glimpse into the past, with you, Leslie, who show tenderness and caring for what is left behind. Thank you so much. Love from WI, in the US.
Love how you take the same amount of time and care with a humble little home as you do with the grand old palaces, Leslie. You make the stories come alive. I feel like I know these people now.
i agree!!! this is my favorite!! of all of the abandoned and forgotten houses of europe!!
This house holds so many stories and secrets, so sad to see it slowly deteriorate.
Thank you for posting, stay safe!
I love it when he says dumb shit he is making up and Danny is like No No.
Actually, 99% of what he says is made up shit. I wish they would include facts and not the nonsensical fairy telling. Bypassing beautiful architecture and artwork (not just oil paintings) but also carvings, statues, hand-made tiles, etc. to show us close ups of some awful ashtrays is beyond sad and such a waste because you know some knuckle-heads are going to go in and destroy what they can and spray paint everywhere else and it will all be lost. I think I will look into them again in a year and see if they have matured.
@@MrsNickysMom420 Interesting put down. I don’t get why people come to channels to waste their time. That’s the real conundrum.
@@MrsNickysMom420 dont be mean,you have to remember these boys have to translate what they see from their own language into English,I think they do very well.
@@dorothyjones1129 They do quite well and I am sure they are very nice, but really...he does just make shit up, or at least makes a lot of very dumb, tenuous assumptions.
@@SluttChops So DON'T FREAKING WATCH THEN... SMH
I loved the story and a look at this lady's home she was such a impressive woman to learn to read and write at 60 sum years old ......makes me happy and sad at the same time . This was a great video so many interesting things here to see and you documented it very well as always a true passion you have for this and a unique talent for explorations !! 👍👍
This is my favorite type of exploration. Everything is left exactly as she left it. Things are not thrown around and/or broken. You are walking directly on the floor and not clothes and broken dishes.. There is no writings on the walls. A lovely exploration.
The machine you believed to be a “dryer” is a washing machine. Note the agitator inside.
Agreed. this one is next to the bathroom so they could drain it there.
FYI: that thing hanging on the wall you thought it might be some kind of oil dispenser is actually a device to administer an enema, also known as clyster, which was used to stimulate stool evacuation. You would fill it with a liquid and then inject the liquid into the rectum in order to relieve severe constipation. The big clay container in the kitchen was not for wine, it was used to keep the water fresh and pure. I don't think this family was poor, they had pretty expensive stuff for their time. By the way, I love your videos. Keep up the good work.
Love your work. Keep them coming big thanks from us in Malta.
Lieve schat, ik ben van 1965 en ik heb ook een centrifuge gehad. Dat was de eerste Thomas die je aanwees. Natte kleding ging erin. Dan moest je goed uitkijken dat je de was goed verdeelde, je zette hem aan, emmertje eronder om het water op te vangen en ging ie heel hard ronddraaien. Ze worden nog veel gebruikt op campings. 🙈🙈
De tweede Thomas is natuurlijk geen droger maar dat was de wasmachine 😂
Ik heb ook zo'n ding gehad voor de sigaretten maar dan in de vorm van een wijnfles. Geweldig ding, kwam ook nog een muziekje uit 😂
Oh en het boodschappenbriefje aan de muur... Super handig, ook gehad. Of ben ik nu oud haha
Euhhh de kaartjes van Mobil , dat was vroeger een merk motorolie en tankstation ( zie logo) en elk kaartje was 1 punt. Soort zegeltjes.
Heel mooi huis , dank je wel voor weer een prachtige rondleiding waarin je weer heerlijk de tijd neemt om alles te laten zien!
It's 2 o' clock in the morning here in Sri Lanka and I just finished watching. It's amazing!! I could feel the warmth of the place in every room you took us with you, and the smell of time as well. Lesly you are a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful host! Have no words to thank you for joining us in your amazing explorations! I feel love and kindness towards the whole mankind when I watch your videos. Take care and stay healthy! Love from Sri Lanka!
Really looking forward to seeing this week’s video lv Ann uk 🇬🇧
How can there be so many old abandoned houses in Europe? Maybe there are a lot here in the USA too, but I've never known of any. How do you find these treasures? I love seeing you go through them, but I can't quite understand why the families leave the houses to rot like this?
Because our Government takes them over
Families die out so there is no-one to take over sadly
There are sadly tons of abandoned houses here in the USA. There are entire abandoned neighborhoods and tiny towns. There are lots of good videos here on UA-cam of people exploring abandoned homes and buildings in America! I really like JP Video, he's got some amazing exploration videos! My favorites of his are the huge abandoned resorts in the Catskills.
@@nicolekennedy6841 Thank you for the information. I'll try to check it out.
That's we have to learn ...everything we left behind when we die....
Thank you for this interesting life story !!!
So many beautiful memories in this pretty Portuguese house!
Love to see this,
The Lady kept her cozy home neat.Even the poorest people can make a very pretty place to live by adding a pretty ruffle to a shelf or wash basin.I have never saw a shower like that one.Loved the bathroom tiles and.chandliers,and the wood ceilings.a wonderful find thank you so much Leslie,God Bless love from Oklahoma👍❤️😍🇺🇸
SHE SURE DID..GOD BLESS THEM 😥❤🌈🙏🏻
أرجو التراجم بلعربي على شان نتابع باهتمام الفيديوهات الجميل التى تاسورشي جميل جدا وعلى الاسرة تترك هذا المكان الجميل
That's a washing machine black thing turn inside to wash clothes love watching you keep on looking take care love Patricia curry Danville VA ❤
Each of your videos adds to the mind blowing artifacts and stories that can be told just by touring each home so carefully like you do ♥️
He walks around in places with moldy clothes, spiderweb and rotten food but doesn't flinch. He picks up a 30 year old razor with some hair on it and is like, Ew! It is funny what disgusts some people.
Oh no! That kind of bed I've seen that in my grandparents house
Thank you Lesley and Danny for taking us on this beautiful time- capsule journey. I love the way you handle everything with respect. I wish Danny would know a little more about his cultures. When you ask him something he always replies, I don't know. You always seem to know exactly what it is. Thank you for another great video
Witam Serdecznie piękny dom dużo mebli urządzeń i ciekawych rzeczy Pozdrawiam Serdecznie ♥️♥️♥️💐💐💐🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱♥️♥️♥️💐💐💐💐👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Funny reaction when you hold the shaver 😂
I love how you tell what things are, you have such respect for things. Keen making wonderful videos😁, thank you
She couldn't read or write at 1st.but boy did she love to make Whoopie,god bless her.
Están muy lindo el vídio pero lamentablemente sólo entiendo español y no lovi todo 😟😔
Heyy there, my dear friend Lesley, Only a few moment until your lifestream starts. I am already very excited. The picture is very beautiful
and so interesting, the way how it it is designed with the view of the room and the mother and her daughter on the right side of the picture.
Stay safe, dear bro, peace and kindest regards from very rainy Switzerland.
Bos Hola 🙋saludos equipo 🇪🇸🙅🙅😘😘☀
I LOVE the bedroom chandelier with the 3 dragons!, ❤️
Paging all the leaders of all the countries to have concerns about the situations like this, please do something & donate all this wasted belongings instead of letting things go to waste, lets all heal the world , very poor people are scattered everywhere, so this can heal hunger worldwide, godbless us all!
Not so poor this family but it’s their tradition to live family togethere and it’s lovely.
You are wonderful Lesley!
Financially poor people, in the past, had riches in their lives so many of us lack today.
I love all your videos and the respect you show going into every ones house ; That wasn't a dryer that to was a washer the hoses inside were to attach to the washer and put inside the sink to drain the water when it was spinning the clothes out lol great video
Love from Scotland 🏴💚💚
I'm Brazilian and I like it a lot when they visit these houses in Portugal, the products are brands known to us in Brazil and it's very funny that they read in Portuguese, but without knowing what kkkkkkkk means. Show.
This is fantastic I love these old adventures houses you tell their story very well and I really enjoy them
Beautiful documentary. Thank you so much for showing us this wonderful place and the story behind it.
Also falls noch keiner das geschrieben hat: Das erste Gerät ist eine Schleuder für die Wäsche und das zweite Gerät ist die Waschmaschine. So in case no one has written this yet: The first device is a spin dryer for the laundry and the second device is the washing machine.
Me gustaría que los subtitulo también fueran en español.un saludo de chile
Wow
Thank you once more Lesley and Danny, for taking us into the life of someone that time seems to have forgotten! The machine that you thought was a dryer "the square one" is a washing machine and the round one was a spin dryer " this just spun out the water" then the clothes ready to hang up to dry! I used one in the early years of our marriage, in the early 70s! Then in 1974, out came the first Phillips automatic washing machine, that washed and spun off, just like todays do! I loved that machine & it lasted 13 years!
Love your documentaries! (Unfortunately I do not have any $ to give you!)! Good for this lady...going back to school so late in life! I love that! Such a sweet time capsule!
Btw, unveil is pronounced like ale at the end like hill and dale! Drinking a glass of beer, or ale! (Unvale, if that makes sense?). Keep up the great work!!!
The square thing you called a dryer would be the washing machine and the thing you called a washer would have been a spin rince and dryer .