My grandmother always said that the special China was meant to show the guests they were important. To honor them and show them how pleased you were to have them there. I’m in Alabama, in the US Deep South.
@@BrosOfDecay het apparaat in de gang is een centrifuge. Nadat je je was uit de wasmachine gehaald had deed je je wasgoed daar in. Door het ronddraaien van de bak die aan de binnenkant zit, slingerde het water uit de kleding waardoor je t niet kletsnat op hoefde te hangen. Zo als je zelf al aangaf; de wasmachine had maar 2 knoppen; aan/uit knop en temperatuur. Het droog draaien van de was in de wasmachine kwam pas als extra programma in de jaren 70.
I was not surprised the home was more recently abandoned, the boxes of meds looked pretty modern in its package, and not many homes would be in that great of shape abandoned 50 plus years, I giggled towards the end when you went to the last bedroom and thought that was a young girls dress, it is a full slip a lady would wear under her dress 😁, once again amazing video.
In America it is quite common for people to have "everyday" dishes and a set of "good dishes" which were reserved for holidays and guests. Also stemware and silverware as well. Also, could it be that the sausages were there because perhaps there was a squatter staying in the house more recently?
As always, what wonderful compassion and care, well done Leslie! From Scotland 🏴. I just love these old preserved places and would so love to live in it
hi from Canada! There are entrepreneurial's who find abandoned mansions and fix them up but not sure what the outcomes are all about. However there are non profits doing it on youtube doing major house overhauls makeovers fixing up housing some even challenge quality at the lowest costs factors. Much Love Peace
I love this place! The woodwork and furniture is amazing, just beautiful. Mr. Josef was a good housekeeper and cared for his home. Growing up in the U.S, my mom had my grandma's dishes that were used for thanksgiving and Easter only, but very few people do that anymore. Yes, I like the format and I like it that you take your time and explore thoroughly. I follow 3 urbex channels, yours, Explomo, and Abandoned World Explorers. My favorites. I'm a 63 yr. old , Nana and retired Police Officer, and watching you guys made the quarantine bearable. Thank You!
Yes, we are from the USA , Pennsylvania and we have special dishes for company. The idea , I think is to keep a set very nice, no chips,no webbing. Love you guys , you do a great job , stay safe
Darling Lesley The house is INSULATED (to keep warm or cool) Not ISOLATED that means in a far position not inhabited by many - remote. I so enjoy your gentle and considerate approach to others belongings and history. Please stay safe . We love you. Jan x
Hi Lesley it’s Ann,what an amazing place,all the washing powder is really old . It’s nice to see it’s not trashed .great find ,as always ,very respectful and caring,stay safe my lovely friend,with a kind heart an kind sole thank you for sharing lv Ann uk xx
Yes, it's a great house to restore; lots of potential. Not very much damage; the roof must still be intact. I always wonder how these properties get abandoned for so long. Somebody must pay the property tax. If the bank took it back, they would attempt to sell it.
My mother did that with the dishes. She had a Royal Dulton set in the dining room cabinet and was only used on special occasions or when we had guests. My parents came from Hungary and I was born in Belgium and I love Belgium! Have been back there twice now.
03:10 When I stayed with a community of artists in France, a couple of years ago, the washing machine there, was very similar to this. Very basic but also very efficient. The second machine is a spin dryer, just to squeeze as much water out, as possible 😊 [😂 the 1960s isn't very, very old. 😂 I get why you would say this because if I consider that its 60 years + ago, it seems like a long time ago but seriously my heart and spirit is still as young and vibrant as a young person ...and my body is still fit and strong. Those 60+ years feel like just a moment. Bless, when you are my age, in around 2050-60, you'll undersand possibly get what I mean when someone says something was made in 2002, is very, very old 😁😉😀] Dishes reserved for guests is a very odd thing for me too, unless you have formal parties, then I guess you would. Superb explore, thanks a lot, guys 👍🏼😁 Back in the day when Omo was available in England, women who were married but also had a boyfriend, put the box of Omo in the window when their husband was out. Omo = Old man out 😊
Sunlight Soap comes from a town called Bromborough which is about 10km from where I live near Liverpool in the UK! Tide is popular in America and Omo was popular in South Africa (where I was born)
My guess is someone in the family took in laundry to do for other people. Just a thought.... The house looks like it could have been really cozy. Another great video - thanks!
Yes! My grandparents had "good company only" dishes and wine glasses that sat in a cupboard for 65 years..never used! Now I have the wine glasses and use them every day with friends. So what if some break, they were used and enjoyed!
Growing up in Germany. We did the same thing. We only pulled out the good dishes when company came over. Or if there was a wedding or birthday. I miss those days.
I love the rendition of O Holy Night in the background. Beautiful Christmas hymn. But on a serious note, maybe they were like a small clothes cleaning company.
I'm sure the house WAS abandoned, but in such good condition that someone WAS living there more recently. That would explain why only food was more recent.
Guest dishes: I was raised mostly in the U.S. South, and if a family could afford it, there was always a special set of dishes and glasses for guests. Not everyone still does it, but I do! Everyday dishes are a variety of styles, but guest sets are more formal and match.
I'm from the UK, and my boomer-era parents have an ornate English porcelain dining set on display in the kitchen, which was only used a couple of times. The glasses in the same display cupboards were used in my father's restaurant businesses, and now they're for display only. They also have a couple tea sets for guests, and extra crockery, cutlery, cookwear and glasswear in storage. We as a family just use cheap random mismatched plates, bowls and mugs. The Blue Willow plates are our favourite.
I am in the UK , my mother had dishes for meals with guests and different ones for everyday use . Great explore guys thankyou for showing this to us . So glad you are doing well and so many subscribers. 😊👍🌍
Love the way you talk when you are presenting the abandon house, is like am behind you, following all your steps. Think is amazing could be there and see those incredible castles and homes. Thanks for sharing it.☺️☺️💐
Beautiful video. I close my eyes and feel like I see people living in the house. Great Christmas atmosphere and children chasing the apartment. Beautiful sunny day. Residents talk over coffee. Everything can be seen when you think about people's lives. Bros of decay I'm still looking forward to your new video. Your voice is very pleasant. It listens well when you explain events. Lots of success on new paths
I like the practice of having nice dishes for special occasions. I am from Germany and I am used to that to some extent. My grandma has good coffee dishes and daily ones. „Sammeltassen“ :)
This is a great video and touching explore, quite a sad home really. You are some of my favourite explorers, I love the respect you show. I wonder what happened to his son? Take care
Another amazing abandoned house. I would die for furniture like what was in his room. I love old country's. I also liked how you did this video. Thank you so much for sharing this old houses memories. Hope from 🇺🇸 🇺🇲
People here are calling these “dishes” but I think they actually mean “fine china” perhaps??? Dishes are for every day use, china is for formal occasions....
TACOMA,WA HERE!! Both of my Grandmas always kept nice dishes and silverware for guests. They were kept in a fancy hutch. It's a trend that seems to be dying off though now. Now we just buy nice dishes and use them for everything. I really enjoy your videos!! You are my favorite to see in my inbox. True fan of Bros of Decay!
We Filipinos also hoard dishes then also use it for important occasions and when we have guest,i guess some homeless stayed there for awhile that explains the canned goods.
My mother had certain dishes. When family and friends gathered. I do the same thing. I live in America. I love this beautiful house. All the furniture, doors and excetera. Definitely a great find. So glad nobody. Went in the house. And destroyed its contents. Enjoyed seeing the vehicle. And no body destroyed it. Both of you guys have a great evening.
Hi Lesley & William, we are in the UK and my parents used to keep dishes for when people came for dinner, my Mother called it her best china 😊. I think with the date on the sausages being newer there could have been a homeless person staying there. The brief case you mentioned is called a suitcase, a briefcase is much smaller and business people use them to carry work related paper etc in. The cabinet that has the clothes in is called a wardrobe in the UK. I really love the new way of doing the video, it is better because we get to see your reaction to each room. Thank you for sharing this lovely old home with us, much love. xx💖
Yes, I noticed the music, traditionally Christmas music, too. I believe you have used this music in past videos. I grew up in Indiana, USA and most every home had two sets of dishes too. However, we had one set and inherited antique serving pieces. Lesley, I like almost everything you do. Your seem to just be a really nice young man. Thoughtful and respectful. And I too just love your voice.
I really like the new format. Makes exploring the place more interesting. We get to see you surprised when you find things, and that is fun for us. I'd like to clear up a point for you; installation = putting something in place (i.e. a washing machine); insulation is the material you use to keep an area warm or cold. You might have an insulated beverage cup. Keep up the good work, Lesley. Say "hi" to William and Jordy.
Lesley and William thanks for another wonderful video - it is very nice to see things at the same time you do - Lesley your inquisitive narrative is infectious - especially loved “ I don’t know where the Son came from- they don’t drop out of the air” 😂🐨🇦🇺
Hi Lesley it’s Ann again you are so careing you yell us the story of this house as always how sad people say but we forget these people have lived a life created memories happiness it’s sad that everything is left to decay when lots of furniture could go to good courses thank you for sharing once again stay safe Ann
I saw some old pots with lids in the bedroom, that were used for going to bathroom in. Also saw one at the bottom of the stairs when he first started going upstairs.
I loved the format you did of this old house. We are getting more of a perspective of how this man lived. You take your time to dig into their life a little bit more and I love that. There was so very old things in this house. So cool! Job well-done!
Yes in Singapore where I grew up as well as Canada we also had fancy dishes to use in the dining room for guests or special occasions. Regular dinners we had at the kitchen table with regular dishes. I don’t do that myself now!
Hi Lesley Bros of Decay, Once more, what a wonderful video about a Belgian home. - It was also a pleasure to see once in a while your good friend William, who was assisting you during this explore. - i again loved listening to your highly compassionate narration, when you were approaching the possible life circumstances of Mr. Jozef and his family in a very respectful way. It seems very well possible, that he was a salesman for washing powder, regarding the amount of powder packages inside his house. - The brands Persil, Dash and Coral are also used in Switzerland, as they are very familiar to me. - Very interesting explore. I enjoyed watching! - Greetings also to your adorable brother Jordy. Wishing you all the best, peace and kindest regards.
This is the first video I've watched of yours, subscribed. Very soothing voice! Very respectful of the home and owners possessions. I only have one question about this home.... I saw no bathroom? Otherwise, a lovely home and property.
Hello I'm from South Wales in the UK. I'm 70 years old and really enjoy watching the videos. My mother also gave best China to visitors not so much today you find a lot of lovely china in charity shops in perfect condition because they were hardly used. I would love some of the furniture that's left behind especially the french_vintage. Thank you for sharing the adventures with us.🏴
Hi from the middle of the States. Loved your video..you showed us so much. Hearing the history really adds to the enjoyment..you’re a good narrator..I’m a new subscriber. Keep the videos coming.
Hi guys! Looks like a huge house for a single guy!! I would have never guessed that was a washing machine! It is a small kitchen for such a big house. Thanks...love u guys!
Hello Lesley and Jordy! Very nice to see again William. The farm house is lovely , some wall are so decayed but the wood furniture and stair case are nice. I am love the Chinese vase and I am hope now in Belgium the pandemic not return . But here in USA exist now more people infected 😰. Please stay safe and send to Jordy and you too many hugs. 👋🇺🇸😘😷😼💖😻
Yes I have special dishes I use when I have company over and also in the fall season (which is my favorite time of the year) when all the leaves change colors. I have a lot of beautiful fall dishes I use and decorate my home. I love the wall paper in the house you just went thru. Thank you so much for taking us along with you. God bless y'all and stay safe.
WOW WHAT A PLACE!! love the woodwork doors.and all the wood furniture..the glass ware..everything is so cool..id love to sit in there for weeks looking at all of it!! wow
I'm in Canada, Quebec and yes , its was the tradition to take out the good dish set for special occasion; it is a lost tradition and can get nice used set for a very good price. My late aunt left me her wedding set, about 60 years old with no piece missing or chips along with the silver and I intend to use it for everyday dishes..Why not!
In Australia, we have a good dinner set that we use for special occasions or when guest come around. Not as common as it use to be. I did like the format of this video better. Your videos are some of my favourites to watch. Keep up the exploring.
Beautiful home. The kitchen looks so warm with all the same color wood everywhere. Same for all the other rooms with beautiful furniture all in good shape. I’ve never seen those types of washing machines! Yes I enjoyed your new approach but I like your other one too. Both good. But exploring with you was cool! The red ‘tissues’ with white dots are called handkerchiefs because they are made of cloth. We call paper face ones tissues. This was so fun and refreshing! Thank you! 😊
Looks like someone tried to Hotwire the car. Going by the wiring hanging under the steering wheel. Excellent adventure looking through this abandoned abandoned house. Thank you for sharing
Hi there.... You are so pleasant to watch n listen to..the music you have playing in the background is so welcoming to the ears. You always do a fantastic job in exploring these abandoned home's. In this house my favorite piece is that medication cabinet with the windmill on it. I like that cabinet but there is no way I could duplicate it. It's a fine piece of art
I really enjoyed watching you Lesley reading in fast motion! I like that we learned along with you. My mother still has her best dishes in a pretty cabinet (here in the USA).
Yes, there is expensive dishware here in America that we do use for special occasions and holidays only. Some buy it just for decor. Yous are the best UA-cam explorers, even the music in the background. Keeps your exploring very interesting. Love from Ventura, California 🙂
Thank you once again for an amazing find! I'd like to see you close the doors and cabinets. Yes when holidays came we used our good China. I'm amazed at the washer and dryer. Their may have been squatters that explains the dates on the food.
The doors, furniture and woodwork in this home are absolutely gorgeous!!!! It’s sad that no one is enjoying them. At least the house doesn’t seem to be too far gone. It protects everything inside. It looks like maybe the gentleman went to a care home or died and his heirs never cleaned out the house. Maybe everyone is gone now. The food could be from a squatter. Possibly?
Here in the Philippines we keep china for guest ..special occasions and christmas holidays. Enjoy s much your videos. Stay safe...MABUHAY FROM THE PHILIPPINES.!
My grandmother always said that the special China was meant to show the guests they were important. To honor them and show them how pleased you were to have them there. I’m in Alabama, in the US Deep South.
Nice
I'm in Alabama also. Small world!
@@tracyb8193 Wow I am in Georgia small world my Mama was from Alabama
I’m from South Carolina
I’m an Ohioan and we do the same thing.
I like how you narrate everything and your very respectful.
THank you very much Don!
@@BrosOfDecay het apparaat in de gang is een centrifuge. Nadat je je was uit de wasmachine gehaald had deed je je wasgoed daar in. Door het ronddraaien van de bak die aan de binnenkant zit, slingerde het water uit de kleding waardoor je t niet kletsnat op hoefde te hangen.
Zo als je zelf al aangaf; de wasmachine had maar 2 knoppen; aan/uit knop en temperatuur.
Het droog draaien van de was in de wasmachine kwam pas als extra programma in de jaren 70.
Haha, I thought the washing machine in the kitchen was a deep fryer🙈
I was not surprised the home was more recently abandoned, the boxes of meds looked pretty modern in its package, and not many homes would be in that great of shape abandoned 50 plus years, I giggled towards the end when you went to the last bedroom and thought that was a young girls dress, it is a full slip a lady would wear under her dress 😁, once again amazing video.
The colors on the packaging seems too vibrant or bright to be from 60's no?
I love the way you do your exploring, it makes me feel like i am actually there with you .
In America it is quite common for people to have "everyday" dishes and a set of "good dishes" which were reserved for holidays and guests. Also stemware and silverware as well. Also, could it be that the sausages were there because perhaps there was a squatter staying in the house more recently?
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My family is strange. We use regular dishes. For holidays and gatherings, we use disposable cutlery, plates, bowls and cups.
@Lowkee oh good. I thought I missed out on something growing up. Even now as an adult, I'm over here like who the eff wanna wash dishes?!
As always, what wonderful compassion and care, well done Leslie! From Scotland 🏴. I just love these old preserved places and would so love to live in it
hi from Canada! There are entrepreneurial's who find abandoned mansions and fix them up but not sure what the outcomes are all about. However there are non profits doing it on youtube doing major house overhauls makeovers fixing up housing some even challenge quality at the lowest costs factors. Much Love Peace
I love this place! The woodwork and furniture is amazing, just beautiful. Mr. Josef was a good housekeeper and cared for his home. Growing up in the U.S, my mom had my grandma's dishes that were used for thanksgiving and Easter only, but very few people do that anymore. Yes, I like the format and I like it that you take your time and explore thoroughly. I follow 3 urbex channels, yours, Explomo, and Abandoned World Explorers. My favorites. I'm a 63 yr. old , Nana and retired Police Officer, and watching you guys made the quarantine bearable. Thank You!
Yes, we are from the USA , Pennsylvania and we have special dishes for company.
The idea , I think is to keep a set very nice, no chips,no webbing.
Love you guys , you do a great job , stay safe
Darling Lesley
The house is INSULATED (to keep warm or cool)
Not ISOLATED that means in a far position not inhabited by many - remote.
I so enjoy your gentle and considerate approach to others belongings and history.
Please stay safe .
We love you.
Jan x
Hi Lesley it’s Ann,what an amazing place,all the washing powder is really old . It’s nice to see it’s not trashed .great find ,as always ,very respectful and caring,stay safe my lovely friend,with a kind heart an kind sole thank you for sharing lv Ann uk xx
I can't believe how nice that house is after all these years, it's really beautiful...
Yes, it's a great house to restore; lots of potential. Not very much damage; the roof must still be intact. I always wonder how these properties get abandoned for so long. Somebody must pay the property tax. If the bank took it back, they would attempt to sell it.
The guy presenting this is beautiful and so so passionate. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
My mother did that with the dishes. She had a Royal Dulton set in the dining room cabinet and was only used on special occasions or when we had guests. My parents came from Hungary and I was born in Belgium and I love Belgium! Have been back there twice now.
Lovely to hear what is your most favorite part about the country?
@@BrosOfDecay I love the quaint buildings and the architecture in Belgium, the canals and the cobblestone streets!💝
03:10 When I stayed with a community of artists in France, a couple of years ago, the washing machine there, was very similar to this. Very basic but also very efficient. The second machine is a spin dryer, just to squeeze as much water out, as possible 😊
[😂 the 1960s isn't very, very old. 😂 I get why you would say this because if I consider that its 60 years + ago, it seems like a long time ago but seriously my heart and spirit is still as young and vibrant as a young person ...and my body is still fit and strong. Those 60+ years feel like just a moment.
Bless, when you are my age, in around 2050-60, you'll undersand possibly get what I mean when someone says something was made in 2002, is very, very old 😁😉😀]
Dishes reserved for guests is a very odd thing for me too, unless you have formal parties, then I guess you would.
Superb explore, thanks a lot, guys 👍🏼😁
Back in the day when Omo was available in England, women who were married but also had a boyfriend, put the box of Omo in the window when their husband was out. Omo = Old man out 😊
Wow LOL
I agree about the second machine. Goes faster and extracts more water, especially good if you must hang clothes to dry.
Having some years doesnt mean were old..youre young spirit ...
Whichever format you use I enjoy. Honestly I just like listening to you talk and laugh.🙂
Sunlight Soap comes from a town called Bromborough which is about 10km from where I live near Liverpool in the UK! Tide is popular in America and Omo was popular in South Africa (where I was born)
Omo deffo big brand in sa , I used to stay in benoni
OMO (old mother owl) it's a UK's brand owned by Unilever. Here in Brazil it's the main washing powder.
OMO was THE main brand in Germany when I gre up in the 60's and 70's.
My guess is someone in the family took in laundry to do for other people. Just a thought.... The house looks like it could have been really cozy. Another great video - thanks!
pje, I was thinking the same thing about the laundry. Probably the man's sister living there too.
I was thinking the same thing
That's what I thought.
Such a shame and sad that such a beautiful house go uninhabited seems tragically heart wrenching or extremely strange
Americans have that too if you have nice dishes. Like handed down from generations
Yes! My grandparents had "good company only" dishes and wine glasses that sat in a cupboard for 65 years..never used! Now I have the wine glasses and use them every day with friends. So what if some break, they were used and enjoyed!
Canadians too and I'm guessing it's probably like that in lots of other countries as well
Growing up in Germany. We did the same thing. We only pulled out the good dishes when company came over. Or if there was a wedding or birthday. I miss those days.
My husband had his mother’s China she died at the age of 92 born in the early 1900’s my husband is 80 so the China is very old.
Yes growing up in Portugal it was thd something
I enjoyed this time capsule! Thank you 👍❤️😊
I love the rendition of O Holy Night in the background. Beautiful Christmas hymn. But on a serious note, maybe they were like a small clothes cleaning company.
I agree with you Anna. As I was watching the video I got the distinct impression that they(she) did laundry for others.
I'm sure the house WAS abandoned, but in such good condition that someone WAS living there more recently. That would explain why only food was more recent.
So sad to see such a beautiful home become forgotten.
Guest dishes: I was raised mostly in the U.S. South, and if a family could afford it, there was always a special set of dishes and glasses for guests. Not everyone still does it, but I do! Everyday dishes are a variety of styles, but guest sets are more formal and match.
We in Australia this is done by the older generation
ha ha
I'm from the UK, and my boomer-era parents have an ornate English porcelain dining set on display in the kitchen, which was only used a couple of times. The glasses in the same display cupboards were used in my father's restaurant businesses, and now they're for display only. They also have a couple tea sets for guests, and extra crockery, cutlery, cookwear and glasswear in storage. We as a family just use cheap random mismatched plates, bowls and mugs. The Blue Willow plates are our favourite.
@@shirleyneilson9594 same as in Turkey
I am in the UK , my mother had dishes for meals with guests and different ones for everyday use .
Great explore guys thankyou for showing this to us . So glad you are doing well and so many subscribers. 😊👍🌍
What a lovely explore. I like this format. Thank you for taking us with you. Safe travels and stay healthy!
P.S. That is a beautiful home, with extremely nice furniture, woodwork and misc. Thank you for another amazing tour! 🏚️
Love the way you talk when you are presenting the abandon house, is like am behind you, following all your steps. Think is amazing could be there and see those incredible castles and homes. Thanks for sharing it.☺️☺️💐
I love the start, the view outside with bushes & greenery and the view of the house itself💖💖💖
I’m, English we do this still, i live in France now,I still have things just for guests, you are amazing, thank you Grandpa Pete👍🌟👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Beautiful video. I close my eyes and feel like I see people living in the house. Great Christmas atmosphere and children chasing the apartment. Beautiful sunny day. Residents talk over coffee.
Everything can be seen when you think about people's lives.
Bros of decay I'm still looking forward to your new video. Your voice is very pleasant. It listens well when you explain events. Lots of success on new paths
I like the practice of having nice dishes for special occasions. I am from Germany and I am used to that to some extent. My grandma has good coffee dishes and daily ones. „Sammeltassen“ :)
This is a great video and touching explore, quite a sad home really. You are some of my favourite explorers, I love the respect you show. I wonder what happened to his son? Take care
Can’t wait for this brothers, greeting from Italia !
Another amazing abandoned house. I would die for furniture like what was in his room. I love old country's. I also liked how you did this video. Thank you so much for sharing this old houses memories.
Hope from 🇺🇸 🇺🇲
People here are calling these “dishes” but I think they actually mean “fine china” perhaps??? Dishes are for every day use, china is for formal occasions....
China dishes ? Why "China" ??? May be more "guests dishes" : different dishes for special or important events
@@leseize26 cause "China Porcellane" is the best in the world!!!
Very thin and fine. Its an Innovation from China, long long ago!!! 👍👍👍
@James Knight some do. 😇
@James Knight 84 baby here. I understand it all lol. Miss the old days. Miss how much more slower and peaceful it was back then.
This! That's the way my grandparents and parents always described it.
The music just glides through the beauty and simplicity of these people's lives💗
TACOMA,WA HERE!!
Both of my Grandmas always kept nice dishes and silverware for guests. They were kept in a fancy hutch. It's a trend that seems to be dying off though now. Now we just buy nice dishes and use them for everything.
I really enjoy your videos!! You are my favorite to see in my inbox. True fan of Bros of Decay!
I love when you do long videos! ! Beautiful ❤ furniture left behind. ..... hello from the USA❤
We Filipinos also hoard dishes then also use it for important occasions and when we have guest,i guess some homeless stayed there for awhile that explains the canned goods.
My mother had certain dishes. When family and friends gathered. I do the same thing. I live in America. I love this beautiful house. All the furniture, doors and excetera. Definitely a great find. So glad nobody. Went in the house. And destroyed its contents. Enjoyed seeing the vehicle. And no body destroyed it. Both of you guys have a great evening.
Hi Lesley & William, we are in the UK and my parents used to keep dishes for when people came for dinner, my Mother called it her best china 😊. I think with the date on the sausages being newer there could have been a homeless person staying there. The brief case you mentioned is called a suitcase, a briefcase is much smaller and business people use them to carry work related paper etc in. The cabinet that has the clothes in is called a wardrobe in the UK. I really love the new way of doing the video, it is better because we get to see your reaction to each room. Thank you for sharing this lovely old home with us, much love. xx💖
I enjoy watching the video and at the same time enjoying the background music..Christmas music 😄⛄️
Yes, I noticed the music, traditionally Christmas music, too. I believe you have used this music in past videos. I grew up in Indiana, USA and most every home had two sets of dishes too. However, we had one set and inherited antique serving pieces. Lesley, I like almost everything you do. Your seem to just be a really nice young man. Thoughtful and respectful. And I too just love your voice.
hi, lesley- people all over the world reserve their best dishes for special occasions! keep up the good work!
I love your excitement and enthusiasm !!!
Thank you Susan ☺️❤️
I really like the new format. Makes exploring the place more interesting. We get to see you surprised when you find things, and that is fun for us. I'd like to clear up a point for you; installation = putting something in place (i.e. a washing machine); insulation is the material you use to keep an area warm or cold. You might have an insulated beverage cup. Keep up the good work, Lesley. Say "hi" to William and Jordy.
I liked this format much better. Discovering together is more interesting by far! Thank You!!
Lesley and William thanks for another wonderful video - it is very nice to see things at the same time you do - Lesley your inquisitive narrative is infectious - especially loved “ I don’t know where the Son came from- they don’t drop out of the air” 😂🐨🇦🇺
Hi Lesley it’s Ann again you are so careing you yell us the story of this house as always how sad people say but we forget these people have lived a life created memories happiness it’s sad that everything is left to decay when lots of furniture could go to good courses thank you for sharing once again stay safe Ann
Omg love the Renault - it is a 11 I think and. It’s from the mid 80s
Thanks for the upload. Didn't see the bathrooms though.
I saw some old pots with lids in the bedroom, that were used for going to bathroom in. Also saw one at the bottom of the stairs when he first started going upstairs.
I loved the format you did of this old house. We are getting more of a perspective of how this man lived. You take your time to dig into their life a little bit more and I love that. There was so very old things in this house. So cool! Job well-done!
Yes in Singapore where I grew up as well as Canada we also had fancy dishes to use in the dining room for guests or special occasions. Regular dinners we had at the kitchen table with regular dishes. I don’t do that myself now!
Hi Lesley Bros of Decay, Once more, what a wonderful video about a Belgian home. - It was also a pleasure to see once in a while your
good friend William, who was assisting you during this explore. - i again loved listening to your highly compassionate narration, when
you were approaching the possible life circumstances of Mr. Jozef and his family in a very respectful way. It seems very well possible,
that he was a salesman for washing powder, regarding the amount of powder packages inside his house. - The brands Persil, Dash
and Coral are also used in Switzerland, as they are very familiar to me. - Very interesting explore. I enjoyed watching! - Greetings also
to your adorable brother Jordy.
Wishing you all the best, peace and kindest regards.
This is the first video I've watched of yours, subscribed. Very soothing voice! Very respectful of the home and owners possessions. I only have one question about this home.... I saw no bathroom? Otherwise, a lovely home and property.
Hello I'm from South Wales in the UK. I'm 70 years old and really enjoy watching the videos. My mother also gave best China to visitors not so much today you find a lot of lovely china in charity shops in perfect condition because they were hardly used. I would love some of the furniture that's left behind especially the french_vintage. Thank you for sharing the adventures with us.🏴
I like the way of you guys of Bros. Of De..narrates the story of what you have surveyed.
Hope to have the best of yours always.
Happy New Year 2021.
Hi from the middle of the States. Loved your video..you showed us so much. Hearing the history really adds to the enjoyment..you’re a good narrator..I’m a new subscriber. Keep the videos coming.
We here in America save the good dishes for guest too.Love what you do and can't wait for the next video.Be safe and we love you too.
The wood furniture is really nice! And yes, many people in the world have "good dishes" for company.
That was a lovely find, some great wooden furniture too. He definitely liked his washing powder but who knows why? 🌹
You do an excellent job with your narrarions! And your bro is a great cameraman. Great team!
Fantastic explore thank you 😊
Hi guys! Looks like a huge house for a single guy!! I would have never guessed that was a washing machine! It is a small kitchen for such a big house. Thanks...love u guys!
maybe other explores left the sausages. WE use 2 different sets of dishes in the US also.
Hello Lesley and Jordy! Very nice to see again William. The farm house is lovely , some wall are so decayed but the wood furniture and stair case are nice. I am love the Chinese vase and I am hope now in Belgium the pandemic not return . But here in USA exist now more people infected 😰. Please stay safe and send to Jordy and you too many hugs. 👋🇺🇸😘😷😼💖😻
Weer een geweldig interessante video. Inderdaad bijzonder dat het huis zo is achtergelaten! Onbegrijpelijk.
Yes I have special dishes I use when I have company over and also in the fall season (which is my favorite time of the year) when all the leaves change colors. I have a lot of beautiful fall dishes I use and decorate my home. I love the wall paper in the house you just went thru. Thank you so much for taking us along with you. God bless y'all and stay safe.
Thanks Guys...have a blessed weekend...
One more thing the music in the back ground was really nice and well done it wasn't over baring at all.
Lovely to hear that you enjoyed the music :)
WOW WHAT A PLACE!! love the woodwork doors.and all the wood furniture..the glass ware..everything is so cool..id love to sit in there for weeks looking at all of it!! wow
Thanks so much it was a wonderfull place to explore! Incredible artifacts left behind in there.
I'm in Canada, Quebec and yes , its was the tradition to take out the good dish set for special occasion; it is a lost tradition and can get nice used set for a very good price. My late aunt left me her wedding set, about 60 years old with no piece missing or chips along with the silver and I intend to use it for everyday dishes..Why not!
Very nice explore. House is in good condition. Enjoyed. Thank you. Your the best.
In Australia, we have a good dinner set that we use for special occasions or when guest come around. Not as common as it use to be. I did like the format of this video better. Your videos are some of my favourites to watch. Keep up the exploring.
Great vid! Thanks Leslie! Keep them coming please...
First time watching and I subscribed! Love the history and love exploration. Background music and your voice is soothing. 🇨🇦
I like the way you showed on in the kitchen and work your way up.
Beautiful home. The kitchen looks so warm with all the same color wood everywhere. Same for all the other rooms with beautiful furniture all in good shape. I’ve never seen those types of washing machines!
Yes I enjoyed your new approach but I like your other one too. Both good. But exploring with you was cool!
The red ‘tissues’ with white dots are called handkerchiefs because they are made of cloth. We call paper face ones tissues.
This was so fun and refreshing!
Thank you! 😊
Breathtaking... Yes, we in America definitely have the special dishes, and lots have holiday dishes. ♥️🎈♥️
Such a beautiful home ❤ Another amazing find from you yet again 😊😊
Gorgeous wood throughout this house. Another wonderful video!!!
Glad you enjoyed it Linda :)
Looks like someone tried to Hotwire the car. Going by the wiring hanging under the steering wheel. Excellent adventure looking through this abandoned abandoned house. Thank you for sharing
What beautiful architecture even the tiles a beautiful
Thank you love you all also, awesome place.
It would be something to go back and see it in it's prime. Very kool vid guys thanx
Hi there.... You are so pleasant to watch n listen to..the music you have playing in the background is so welcoming to the ears. You always do a fantastic job in exploring these abandoned home's. In this house my favorite piece is that medication cabinet with the windmill on it. I like that cabinet but there is no way I could duplicate it. It's a fine piece of art
I really enjoyed watching you Lesley reading in fast motion! I like that we learned along with you.
My mother still has her best dishes in a pretty cabinet (here in the USA).
Yes, there is expensive dishware here in America that we do use for special occasions and holidays only. Some buy it just for decor. Yous are the best UA-cam explorers, even the music in the background. Keeps your exploring very interesting. Love from Ventura, California 🙂
My grandma had sunday tea plates ,dishes also cups and sauces never used on any other day that was back in the day i guess great explore again guys x
Wow what a nice video! Really enjoyed it. Watching from Michigan!!!!
Thank you once again for an amazing find! I'd like to see you close the doors and cabinets. Yes when holidays came we used our good China. I'm amazed at the washer and dryer. Their may have been squatters that explains the dates on the food.
Love your show . Clovis, California USA 🇺🇸
I look forward to every video you do. Thank you. God Bless
Background music is a Christmas song , Minuit Chrétien , usually sung at midnight Christmas Eve. 🙂🇨🇦
Awesome Video love the History,i am an American and its a family tradition to reserve dishes for guests or family. I am from Texas
The doors, furniture and woodwork in this home are absolutely gorgeous!!!! It’s sad that no one is enjoying them. At least the house doesn’t seem to be too far gone. It protects everything inside.
It looks like maybe the gentleman went to a care home or died and his heirs never cleaned out the house. Maybe everyone is gone now. The food could be from a squatter. Possibly?
Hermosos videos que compartes ,nos haces vivir y estar en esos lugares, que Dios les bendiga y sigan adelante
Here in the Philippines we keep china for guest ..special occasions and christmas holidays. Enjoy s much your videos. Stay safe...MABUHAY FROM THE PHILIPPINES.!
I am watching for your video, the topic is very good.
They used to put photographs on postcards alot in the 18 th early 19 th century x
I am always waiting for your every new video, and I Love your all the videos.