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Such a sad story, I wish just one of the children who come back and clean it up, and live in it. You did an awesome job yelling him story, he would be honored.
Mr. Martin, although married young , he and his wife were very successful farmers. A beautiful home. It appears the loss of his wife caused chronic depression which was not treated. Everyone deals with the pain of loss in different ways.
This house was pretty nice and not vandalized. The girl in the white dress was her first communion. Very interesting place and they must have had some cows with the milking machine and hay. Thank you Leslie
What a shame. I hope someone comes along who has a love for farming. Sad nobody wanted to take over the farm. Thank you for telling the story of the house. You did a lovely job 🙏❤
I want to say this- Your Videos are great and I really appreciate that you don't use "Clickbait" misleading sensational titles and BS to gain viewers. Your work is great and stands on it's own. Thanks for being true Videographers and making Documentaries we all enjoy, with real back ground info when available. Happy New Year and hope you have many great Explores!
Awww it breaks my heart that he became incapable of caring for his children thru grief!! They were grieving too. Superb explore. Type tractor and Bailing equipment is just amazing. A lovely lovely little house. Just can’t get the picture of the children out of my head. As a mum of 5 and grandparent of 13+ it’s breaks me! Great Video Lesley. Thank you for your hard work x
It must have been so hard watching their father grieve so much over the loss of their mother. I hope they are together once more and found happiness at rest. Such a beautiful home. I can't believe that none of their children would not want to keep the place. It must hold nothing but bad memories for them. Thank you for another fascinating tour into the lives of the people who once made that home. 👍✌️
Lesley you are so caring & respectful in your shows & this was no exception. Very sad the gentleman drowned his sorrows in alcohol & gave up on life. No one can judge the children though, they have their reasons for not coming back. Enjoy each & every episode Lesley. Love your enthusiasm & the excitement when you discover something amazing in one of the places you go to. It is catching! Thank you for these wonderful tours. ❤😊
Such a sad story, the last days and years of this lonely man. The hay bale making machine is called a baler in English, I believe. I hope Mr. Martin has found peace. The most poignant thing to me is all the photos he left lying around. He must have spent time looking at them, remembering happy times with his family.
@@yuyuwin7830 Even today our children leave us. I have hope that my son will return to me. Have not seen him in over 7 years. I feel society has a way of stealing our children. We were once very close but then he grew up and chose to leave his family. We have an amazing family; his Grandparents are still alive. His Aunts and Uncles mourn as I do. You can't force anyone to be in your life. It's sad, heartbreaking but all we can do is give them up to GOD! HE will sort it out, one day, I pray! Blessings!
@@Lyndyette I am in a same situation. I was a single parent, who put myself through, college, worked and gave my son love. As he grew up, he dissociated with me . He married, and I have not heard from him for 12 years. There is something in our society, that doesn't encourage cohesiveness, and family values anymore.
Hi dear Lesley, That was such an incredibly sad background story about the farmer who was due to the loss of his beloved wife lost in the addiction with alcohol. - You told this story again in such a wonderful way in the introduction of your video with beautifully formulated words, that I got tears only from listening to you! - Wow, Lesley, my dear friend, how absolutely wonderful! Also the location was very interesting and nice to see. Some parts were still - despite of evident decay traces - still in quite a good state and looking really like frozen in some moment of time. I loved once more your absolutely highly respectful approach to the touching and sad background story as well as to the location itself with all the items left there, which you explored in that abandoned farmhouse in Luxemburg. Thank you, dear buddy, for taking us viewers through a once more very memorable Urbex location and documenting it in such a sensitive and highly compassionate way. - I wish you all the best and blessings, lots of fun and new inspirations together with your friend Maureno on your grand tour. Stay safe, my dear bro, many hugs, peace and kindest regards from now rather cold and snowy Switzerland.
I think the beds on the attic were for the boys. The rooms downstairs, with heating and all, for the girls of course. Nice video and, as always, with a very respectful approach towards the diseased owner.
This is a good lesson for life for others so they can learn to stay away from drugs alcohol and tobacco and give priority to their children which is the most important in their lives
Sad story...just tells us that death and addiction changed 😢 their entire life....beautiful 🏠..hope all their kids are well placed and living a good life ....thanks for sharing ..take care
Loved the video and loved how sensitive and respectful you were to this man’s house and belongings. Also your voice is very soothing. I truly enjoy all your videos! 🤗
Wow, que lugar tan bello ha de ver sido en sus tiempos de gloria, que triste historia, y con que respeto lo narras, te felicito, y gracias por los subtitulos en español, saludos
20:39 the sewing machine is folded away under the table! These explorations along with the respectful commentaries are more stirring than big budget horror films and yet they're about ordinary people like ourselves who lived ordinary lives.
I think it would be pretty fascinating if you could also find the gravestones of the people who lived in these places and document their appearances and inscriptions!
Hello Leslie,I really enjoy your videos,seeing all the unique heating stoves and cooking stoves,and of course the wallpapers.,sometimes the hurt is just too much to bare and they depend on booze,or drugs of some sort to ease the pain,but the pain returns and it can destroy other lives as well.Sad he didn't live one day at a time without a crutch.live from Oklahoma 👍😍🇺🇸
This one is especially hard to watch knowing what this man and his children went through !! So sad. I can understand why they left the place and want no part of it. 💔😢
Aww how sad the wife died at a young age, the children leaving,and him becoming a alcoholic. Bet it was a beautiful home once over. thank you for sharing.
How wonderful that your country provides electricity to the poor. In the U.S. it is shut off if not paid with late fees and fines accrued. Alcoholism is a horrible disease for the afflicted and their loved ones.
I would love for you to have opened up all the cabinet doors. Thanks for sharing your video with people like me, who are not able to explore ourselves? ♡♡
Awesome explore of a very sad story. You are very respectful of the building and belongings. Even when you couldn't get the nightlight put back together with one hand, you commented you would be back to do it. Really one of those people who takes nothing but photos, and leaves nothing but footprints.
You remind me of a great historian. Truly enjoyed watching this, you tell each story so well and you make it live in the minds of your viewers, thank you so much sir.
Lesley I loved this one so much. Heartbreaking story. I would love to breath new life into this home restore all the wonderful furniture and bring back some of the joy that was surely in this home before the tragedy of his wifes loss. I truly adore old farms as I grew up on a farm in the USA. Thank you so much for your kind heart in telling these stories
Hay bale is what we call them in America. I love your videos!! Love how You soothe with Your voice and show respect for the previous owners. You're amazing love and good vibes from America!!
I’ve seen two of your videos now and the one thing that to me stands out is you tell the story of the house in detail first which gives the video more substance . Others I’ve seen don’t do that ! Good job 👍🏻 from a Dutch heritage Aussie🇦🇺
Very heartbreaking 💔😭 back in the day men didn’t really do housework or take care of their children …that was what women did while the husbands went to work to make money to support their family so he was probably was so overwhelmed and devastated after his wife passed away leaving him unable to care for so many children. May he RIP🪦 🙏with his wife ❤️
Большое вам спасибо за эту трогательную и печальную историю. Мистер Мартин очень любил свою жену, он очень горевал, несмотря на то что у него осталось много детей и о них надо было заботиться, алкоголь победил. Очень жаль, что умер он в одиночестве, рядом не было родных
May I just say….Thank you so much for your videos. You are the only one I will watch and this is why. You appreciate and respect every home and family and room and item you come across. Bless you as these were peoples lives and memories and others seem to forget this. I watch and wish I was right there with you on every episode, as I would be doing and talking with you exactly the same way in appreciation of everything in aww!! Teresa
Leslie is an excellent young man, so compassionate and empathetic over the subject matter and people who had resided in the subject house. I always have the sense that the house and spirits like Leslie very much. Bravo Leslie!
Rest in Peace, Mr. Martin. Such a sad story. Living on a huge farm and having to continue to run it while mourning your wife must have been very very hard. I find sad stories where the people live in isolation, like on a farm seem sadder because of the loneliness of the place.
The sewing machine was there underneath! You see so many that you should know that! Some of us watch just to spot them. Thank you. Appreciate your videos.
It is so sad to see this beautiful house go to waste! I imagine the children do not have good memories, and since it isn’t worth that much to them they wouldn’t care. I love to cook stove in the kitchen, and the heating stove! It’s too bad that somebody couldn’t make this into something good from the bad that was there. I’m going to have to catch up on your channel because it’s been a while! Wonderful explore, and tastefully done as always. Take care and blessings!
I'm one of your follower now and in stage of griefing after lossing my husband two years ago, we have one daughter but living 2 hundred kilometers away. Depressions is normal after losing the love of your life and soulmate. For men ,are more harder than women, for 6 children , especially , role of a mother will be very hard to coup up for a husband, One question .For the 6 children , not even one showed love and concerned to their depressing father at that time? How sad life Mr. Martin was ! I should not blame him of being an alcoholic then, I understand his situation. Griefing is a situation that never be understood until someone experience it or at the same situations. Anyway, thank you for sharing these videos.. Watching these helps my time passing, I even have my ytube channel just to avoid too much thinking of my situations at presents. Bravo.. Love every details of your videos. I'm from Italy.
What a sad story, it always makes me wonder how many abandoned places there are in the world with everything left behind. I love watching your videos. Cannot get enough of it. You do a good job😊👍🤩 Hello from Germany 😊🙋♀️
Wieder so ein tragisches Schicksal mit traurigem Ende. Es war sehr interessantes Objekt und wieder mit so viel Respekt vor allen Dingen gefilmt🙏Danke Euch für die dieses Stück Zeitgeschichte sehen zu dürfen 🙏🥰🙋♀️🇩🇪
Heartbreaking that his children gave up on there dad and left him when he needed them the most its obvious just looking in at his life he was a broken man after loosing his wife some people find it very hard to deal with when they loose their wife or the other way around maybe if some of the children stayed he may have been able to cope a little better i understand that he was an alcoholic and its an illness that needs help to get better but he couldn't do it alone by the looks of things he just gave up its a very sad story told with compassion 😢
First Communion Dressed child. Singer Treadle Sewing Machine might of been in the cabinet. It folds down into it, basically disappearing. Osb repair on the stairs.
I cried watching this ohhh so sad story..he has his 6children but they abandoned their dad and no ones left to him but this house that full of memories…poor dad..rip🙏
This is what a call a real heartbreaker of a story and I wonder if the children got back together to see each other or even their father and it seemed like the father just could not deal with the death of his wife enough to take care of the children or to keep all of them together and the father just fell into the bottle of booze. I loved this small country of Luxemburg when I was there just wished I had seen more of it but I love these explores to help bring back the memories of Europe. Thank you and as always stay safe....
In the U.S. we call those machines in the barn a hay baler. Love these videos, tho they make me said, all the lost memories, all the good times gone, no one cares. And what I would give to have a home that big, or any of those places!!!
Wow ,que trite historia . El hombre se aferro al alcohol por tristesa , a cualquiera le puede pasar , pero muy linda su casa MIS CARIÑOS Y CUIDATE 🇨🇱🍺🍺🍺🍷🍷🍷❤🇨🇱🇨🇱
It is so sad when a spouse loses their other early on in a marriage, in been married 38yrs now and couldn't even imagine the pain one of us is surely to endure!! I only hope his kids, grown up I'm sure, at least tried to have an intervention for him with his alcolism and didn't just abandon him, as so many kids seem to do with their parents, certainly in America these days! Great vid Bro
It was a confirmation (communion) dress I am thinking of the girl wearing the white dress. Large home.. wish the family would have been closer and gotten along better.. wallpaper was nice in some of the rooms.. great explore, thank you for taking us on this journey..
Mulțumesc frumos ! Păcat , căci copiii domnului Martin , au abandonat aceasta casă , care nu este degradată încă ! Oricând se pot întoarce la casa lor !
I really enjoyed going through the house with you and the stories you were able to tell. It was all very interesting. You also reminded us the real people actually live there. And real things actually happened there. I also have to chuckle at all the cobwebs you need to point out to us and show us. I remember you saying you do not appreciate them at all!!
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
В России тоже много заброшенных домов, правда не таких больших.
تمنى ترجمة الفديوهات
Such a sad story, I wish just one of the children who come back and clean it up, and live in it. You did an awesome job yelling him story, he would be honored.
Mr. Martin, although married young , he and his wife were very successful farmers. A beautiful home. It appears the loss of his wife caused chronic depression which was not treated. Everyone deals with the pain of loss in different ways.
Yep
Agreed
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This house was pretty nice and not vandalized. The girl in the white dress was her first communion. Very interesting place and they must have had some cows with the milking machine and hay. Thank you Leslie
yes! you are right its a first communion dress !!!!!! NOT a wedding dress
Was going to say something about that, but you got it!👍🏻😉
What a shame. I hope someone comes along who has a love for farming. Sad nobody wanted to take over the farm. Thank you for telling the story of the house. You did a lovely job 🙏❤
Klaus Schwab stop to farm WEF CEO No cow too allowed
Such a sad story, the pain and loss this man endured! Thank you for this touching episode!
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I want to say this- Your Videos are great and I really appreciate that you don't use "Clickbait" misleading sensational titles and BS to gain viewers. Your work is great and stands on it's own. Thanks for being true Videographers and making Documentaries we all enjoy, with real back ground info when available. Happy New Year and hope you have many great Explores!
Awww it breaks my heart that he became incapable of caring for his children thru grief!! They were grieving too.
Superb explore. Type tractor and Bailing equipment is just amazing. A lovely lovely little house.
Just can’t get the picture of the children out of my head.
As a mum of 5 and grandparent of 13+ it’s breaks me!
Great Video Lesley. Thank you for your hard work x
It must have been so hard watching their father grieve so much over the loss of their mother. I hope they are together once more and found happiness at rest. Such a beautiful home. I can't believe that none of their children would not want to keep the place. It must hold nothing but bad memories for them. Thank you for another fascinating tour into the lives of the people who once made that home. 👍✌️
Lesley you are so caring & respectful in your shows & this was no exception. Very sad the gentleman drowned his sorrows in alcohol & gave up on life. No one can judge the children though, they have their reasons for not coming back. Enjoy each & every episode Lesley. Love your enthusiasm & the excitement when you discover something amazing in one of the places you go to. It is catching! Thank you for these wonderful tours. ❤😊
This one hit close to home!! I was in a marriage of an alcoholic husband for over 16 years,,TRULY heartbreaking
Such a sad story, the last days and years of this lonely man. The hay bale making machine is called a baler in English, I believe. I hope Mr. Martin has found peace. The most poignant thing to me is all the photos he left lying around. He must have spent time looking at them, remembering happy times with his family.
Hello 👋, how are you doing?
I can’t believe how the children leave their father with very sad saturation.
We love and care so much a bout are parents, I feel very sad for him.
Remembering happier times with his family. Many times all we have left is our memories.
@@yuyuwin7830 Even today our children leave us. I have hope that my son will return to me. Have not seen him in over 7 years. I feel society has a way of stealing our children. We were once very close but then he grew up and chose to leave his family. We have an amazing family; his Grandparents are still alive. His Aunts and Uncles mourn as I do. You can't force anyone to be in your life. It's sad, heartbreaking but all we can do is give them up to GOD! HE will sort it out, one day, I pray! Blessings!
@@Lyndyette I am in a same situation. I was a single parent, who put myself through, college, worked and gave my son love. As he grew up, he dissociated with me . He married, and I have not heard from him for 12 years. There is something in our society, that doesn't encourage cohesiveness, and family values anymore.
Hi dear Lesley, That was such an incredibly sad background story about the farmer who was due to the loss of his beloved wife
lost in the addiction with alcohol. - You told this story again in such a wonderful way in the introduction of your video with
beautifully formulated words, that I got tears only from listening to you! - Wow, Lesley, my dear friend, how absolutely wonderful!
Also the location was very interesting and nice to see. Some parts were still - despite of evident decay traces - still in quite
a good state and looking really like frozen in some moment of time. I loved once more your absolutely highly respectful
approach to the touching and sad background story as well as to the location itself with all the items left there, which
you explored in that abandoned farmhouse in Luxemburg.
Thank you, dear buddy, for taking us viewers through a once more very memorable Urbex location and documenting it in
such a sensitive and highly compassionate way. - I wish you all the best and blessings, lots of fun and new inspirations
together with your friend Maureno on your grand tour.
Stay safe, my dear bro, many hugs, peace and kindest regards from now rather cold and snowy Switzerland.
I think the beds on the attic were for the boys. The rooms downstairs, with heating and all, for the girls of course.
Nice video and, as always, with a very respectful approach towards the diseased owner.
This house has known such pain. Very sad. Thank you for showing us this place. Always so kind and respectful.
This is a good lesson for life for others so they can learn to stay away from drugs alcohol and tobacco and give priority to their children which is the most important in their lives
Enjoy every one of your episodes , I felt for the poor guy who died of alcohol poisoning xx
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@@silviamercado9457 ?
Sad story...just tells us that death and addiction changed 😢 their entire life....beautiful 🏠..hope all their kids are well placed and living a good life ....thanks for sharing ..take care
Loved the video and loved how sensitive and respectful you were to this man’s house and belongings. Also your voice is very soothing. I truly enjoy all your videos! 🤗
Your joy in everything is intoxicating
Wow, que lugar tan bello ha de ver sido en sus tiempos de gloria, que triste historia, y con que respeto lo narras, te felicito, y gracias por los subtitulos en español, saludos
20:39 the sewing machine is folded away under the table!
These explorations along with the respectful commentaries are more stirring than big budget horror films and yet they're about ordinary people like ourselves who lived ordinary lives.
I think it would be pretty fascinating if you could also find the gravestones of the people who lived in these places and document their appearances and inscriptions!
Yes please!💙
Very beautifuly told story sad for his loss of his wife and for his children’s loss of their Mother seems life isn’t fair❤️
Way to go, my great friend!! I Love your videos. Cheers from Brazil.
Lesley,your voice is so calm,the music is so sad,you make me cry just by listening to the story of the family.Thank you very much.
Loved this one as well. Thank you for it. So much of history gets lost. Your documentaries, are history. So glad you film these places.
Hello Leslie,I really enjoy your videos,seeing all the unique heating stoves and cooking stoves,and of course the wallpapers.,sometimes the hurt is just too much to bare and they depend on booze,or drugs of some sort to ease the pain,but the pain returns and it can destroy other lives as well.Sad he didn't live one day at a time without a crutch.live from Oklahoma 👍😍🇺🇸
Thank you Leslie.. 🙏. GOD bless your efforts
So much of that antique furniture would be worth a lot if money in the USA. The stove/oven too. All it needs is some tlc.
Lesley, você tem um lindo dom para contar histórias e o faz com tanto respeito que fico admirada. Obrigada por este lindo vídeo.
This one is especially hard to watch knowing what this man and his children went through !! So sad. I can understand why they left the place and want no part of it. 💔😢
so sad and lonely.i would of not gave up on my dad.i would of made sure he was ok.no matter what happened.
Always so poignant and loving. Thank you Lesly !!! I had tears throughout. Well done my friend.
Thank you so much for this very touching video. I do hope Mr Martin and his wife are now at peace. I hope also that his children have found peace.
Aww how sad the wife died at a young age, the children leaving,and him becoming a alcoholic. Bet it was a beautiful home once over. thank you for sharing.
How wonderful that your country provides electricity to the poor. In the U.S. it is shut off if not paid with late fees and fines accrued. Alcoholism is a horrible disease for the afflicted and their loved ones.
I would love for you to have opened up all the cabinet doors. Thanks for sharing your video with people like me, who are not able to explore ourselves? ♡♡
Me a gustado tu vídeo y tienes una voz bonita y me resulta relajante . Un abrazo y gracias por compartir 😘😘
God bless his soul and his family. Thank you for bringing Mr. Montes story to light. Much blessings to you and the team.🌺🌸💛
Awesome explore of a very sad story. You are very respectful of the building and belongings. Even when you couldn't get the nightlight put back together with one hand, you commented you would be back to do it. Really one of those people who takes nothing but photos, and leaves nothing but footprints.
Very cool house! I think that singer sewing machine was under the radio. Some of them flipped down under that door you can see there. Thanks. James
You remind me of a great historian. Truly enjoyed watching this, you tell each story so well and you make it live in the minds of your viewers, thank you so much sir.
Lesley I loved this one so much. Heartbreaking story. I would love to breath new life into this home restore all the wonderful furniture and bring back some of the joy that was surely in this home before the tragedy of his wifes loss. I truly adore old farms as I grew up on a farm in the USA. Thank you so much for your kind heart in telling these stories
Hay bale is what we call them in America. I love your videos!! Love how You soothe with Your voice and show respect for the previous owners. You're amazing love and good vibes from America!!
I heard about this family before and I think 2 of his children died too! You do a Good job! 👍
I’ve seen two of your videos now and the one thing that to me stands out is you tell the story of the house in detail first which gives the video more substance . Others I’ve seen don’t do that ! Good job 👍🏻 from a Dutch heritage Aussie🇦🇺
thanks for your love and story telling each night I like to unwind by watching your videos. Much love to you ❤ 💛 💙 💕 ♥ 💗 Patti
Very heartbreaking 💔😭 back in the day men didn’t really do housework or take care of their children …that was what women did while the husbands went to work to make money to support their family so he was probably was so overwhelmed and devastated after his wife passed away leaving him unable to care for so many children. May he RIP🪦 🙏with his wife ❤️
Leslie, I follow you on ytube. You do such a wonderful job telling the stories and background of the families. You are a wonderful young man.
Большое вам спасибо за эту трогательную и печальную историю. Мистер Мартин очень любил свою жену, он очень горевал, несмотря на то что у него осталось много детей и о них надо было заботиться, алкоголь победил. Очень жаль, что умер он в одиночестве, рядом не было родных
Я из России, спасибо
May I just say….Thank you so much for your videos. You are the only one I will watch and this is why. You appreciate and respect every home and family and room and item you come across. Bless you as these were peoples lives and memories and others seem to forget this. I watch and wish I was right there with you on every episode, as I would be doing and talking with you exactly the same way in appreciation of everything in aww!! Teresa
It’s hard to see beauty in this house when it’s attached to so much pain.
Thank you well done. Appreciate you being so respectful. What a soothing voice and a beautiful soul. I'm so happy I came across your site. ❤❤
Leslie is an excellent young man, so compassionate and empathetic over the subject matter and people who had resided in the subject house. I always have the sense that the house and spirits like Leslie very much. Bravo Leslie!
Its so sad he died alone it seems. Thank you for doing this its fascinating.
Thanks!
Thank you Lesley,you are indeed a professional when it comes to top notch explorations.
Грустно...Хочется,что бы заброшенные дома снова обрели вторую жизнь!
Também queria! Que acontece novamente vida à preencher os lugares de outrora vivenciados
Я бы тоже хотел увидеть это место заново... Спасибо за просмотр!
Me too 😊
Очень жаль что всё так вышло детям 💞 надо было тоже понять как было тяжело ему потерять её
Thank you again Leslie. Beautiful documentary, as always. The history is tragic, but you really gave a heartfelt impression of what remains.
Rest in Peace, Mr. Martin. Such a sad story. Living on a huge farm and having to continue to run it while mourning your wife must have been very very hard. I find sad stories where the people live in isolation, like on a farm seem sadder because of the loneliness of the place.
Lesley the young girl is wearing a holy communion dress NOT a wedding dress they were a Catholic family as its a catholic thing.
~♡ thank you for sharing another awesome video ♡~
The sewing machine was there underneath! You see so many that you should know that! Some of us watch just to spot them. Thank you. Appreciate your videos.
Amazing the barn reminds me back to my childhood while my grandparents still had a farm. I have some great memories there!
Que triste la historia de esta granja, una familia que termino en esas condiciones. La casa cuenta bien como fue su vida. Saludos ,me encantó el vídeo
It is so sad to see this beautiful house go to waste! I imagine the children do not have good memories, and since it isn’t worth that much to them they wouldn’t care. I love to cook stove in the kitchen, and the heating stove! It’s too bad that somebody couldn’t make this into something good from the bad that was there. I’m going to have to catch up on your channel because it’s been a while! Wonderful explore, and tastefully done as always. Take care and blessings!
I'm surprised that none of the children want to go to the house & get keepsakes from their Mom, even if it's a picture
I'm one of your follower now and in stage of griefing after lossing my husband two years ago, we have one daughter but living 2 hundred kilometers away. Depressions is normal after losing the love of your life and soulmate.
For men ,are more harder than women, for 6 children , especially , role of a mother will be very hard to coup up for a husband,
One question .For the 6 children , not even one showed love and concerned to their depressing father at that time? How sad life Mr. Martin was ! I should not blame him of being an alcoholic then, I understand his situation. Griefing is a situation that never be understood until someone experience it or at the same situations. Anyway, thank you for sharing these videos.. Watching these helps my time passing, I even have my ytube channel just to avoid too much thinking of my situations at presents. Bravo.. Love every details of your videos. I'm from Italy.
What a sad story, it always makes me wonder how many abandoned places there are in the world with everything left behind. I love watching your videos. Cannot get enough of it.
You do a good job😊👍🤩
Hello from Germany 😊🙋♀️
Hi Lesley. This was a beautiful farm house. What a sad story. I felt sorry for the poor guy. And the children. great video.👍🏻❤️🥰👏🏻
Hola ,, Hermosa mancion de MARTIN ❤ bella , tantos recuerdos atesorados , por los años de vida , . Me encanto 👏👏👏Abrazos de Chile 🇨🇱 😘🥰🥰💕💕💕
Such a big home, I hope he Rest In Peace and some day the children will come back and claim at least the pictures.
Such a sad story. But a Wonderful home, huge! Thank you for taking us along on this Adventure!
Triste, ninguém quis assumir a fazenda. Obrigado por contar a história da casa. Você fez um ótimo trabalho
Sad ... life is short so make the most of it and enjoy it . thank you for this beautiful video Bros. 👍🙏from Alberta Canada
Ya killin me!!!! I love it. It's not a hay ball...it a hay baler...love ya Leslie. Keep up the awesome finds!!!
Wieder so ein tragisches Schicksal mit traurigem Ende. Es war sehr interessantes Objekt und wieder mit so viel Respekt vor allen Dingen gefilmt🙏Danke Euch für die dieses Stück Zeitgeschichte sehen zu dürfen 🙏🥰🙋♀️🇩🇪
Que história triste. Fiquei com pena de todos: do pai e dos filhos!
Uma casa, várias histórias. Muito triste ver tudo isso abandonado...
Ótimo vídeo! ♥️🇧🇷
Heartbreaking that his children gave up on there dad and left him when he needed them the most its obvious just looking in at his life he was a broken man after loosing his wife some people find it very hard to deal with when they loose their wife or the other way around maybe if some of the children stayed he may have been able to cope a little better i understand that he was an alcoholic and its an illness that needs help to get better but he couldn't do it alone by the looks of things he just gave up its a very sad story told with compassion 😢
First Communion Dressed child. Singer Treadle Sewing Machine might of been in the cabinet. It folds down into it, basically disappearing. Osb repair on the stairs.
Hello dear, how are you doing?
Very sad story, I love the place, it’s must been a beautiful house at one point, sadly to see the life story end like thais, thank you for sharing
Love how you talk, clearly explaining things & being so neat, putting things back in place..
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You make an excellent abandoned house presenter! 👍🏻❤
This one ... made me cry ...
I cried watching this ohhh so sad story..he has his 6children but they abandoned their dad and no ones left to him but this house that full of memories…poor dad..rip🙏
This is what a call a real heartbreaker of a story and I wonder if the children got back together to see each other or even their father and it seemed like the father just could not deal with the death of his wife enough to take care of the children or to keep all of them together and the father just fell into the bottle of booze. I loved this small country of Luxemburg when I was there just wished I had seen more of it but I love these explores to help bring back the memories of Europe. Thank you and as always stay safe....
THANK you for your love
This is my third video of yours I truly love ❤️ you taking us through these beautiful old places.from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Какой прекрасный дом,где все сделано с любовью для каждого ребенка! Какие планы были,какие надежды и. ..все ушло со смертью мамы.Как жаль...
In the U.S. we call those machines in the barn a hay baler. Love these videos, tho they make me said, all the lost memories, all the good times gone, no one cares. And what I would give to have a home that big, or any of those places!!!
Wow ,que trite historia . El hombre se aferro al alcohol por tristesa , a cualquiera le puede pasar , pero muy linda su casa MIS CARIÑOS Y CUIDATE 🇨🇱🍺🍺🍺🍷🍷🍷❤🇨🇱🇨🇱
It is so sad when a spouse loses their other early on in a marriage, in been married 38yrs now and couldn't even imagine the pain one of us is surely to endure!! I only hope his kids, grown up I'm sure, at least tried to have an intervention for him with his alcolism and didn't just abandon him, as so many kids seem to do with their parents, certainly in America these days! Great vid Bro
Time to relax with your video Lesley how is your bro there doing praying for u abd him!😊
Tu voz es súper varonil y eres un hombre carismático!
The house itself is quite nice and it’s very interesting. He fed his cats well. It’s so heartbreaking…he must have really loved his wife.
It was a confirmation (communion) dress I am thinking of the girl wearing the white dress. Large home.. wish the family would have been closer and gotten along better.. wallpaper was nice in some of the rooms.. great explore, thank you for taking us on this journey..
Thanks Leslie, for another great video! you should buy this place,it just seems like it needs cleaned up and then be very livable home!!??
Mulțumesc frumos ! Păcat , căci copiii domnului Martin , au abandonat aceasta casă , care nu este degradată încă ! Oricând se pot întoarce la casa lor !
Hi! Such a sad story 😢... but the house 🏘️ is very beautiful, thank you for this story Leslie...
I really enjoyed going through the house with you and the stories you were able to tell. It was all very interesting. You also reminded us the real people actually live there. And real things actually happened there.
I also have to chuckle at all the cobwebs you need to point out to us and show us. I remember you saying you do not appreciate them at all!!