The Tragic Story Of An Abandoned 1300s Fairy Tale Castle - They Vanish!
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2023
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STORY
Over the rolling hills of the French countryside, we discovered a masterpiece that has been forgotten in plain sight: a castle founded in the 13th century on the foundations of a derelict Romanesque church.
Throughout its turbulent history, the building served many purposes, from being the residence of high-ranking officials to being the headquarters of the Catholic Military Order.
Due to its design, it acted as the perfect defense against outside attackers, but unfortunately, this proved not to be enough and the castle was conquered and destroyed in the 16th century and stayed as a ruin until the 18th, this was when the Sarraile family took over the place.
The Sarriale family was no ordinary family. They were immensely wealthy and influential, controlling vast tracts of land and wielding significant power in regional politics. This was their family's home for almost 300 years!
In 2005, Jean Louise, the last descendant of the Sarriale family, sadly passed away and left the castle to his wife. She found the place rather large for her to live in alone, so she sold it and moved into a smaller dwelling.
After her departure, the castle remained frozen in time, giving us a rare glimpse into the lives of a historic family and the opportunity to document their forgotten history.
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Insane Abandoned 1300s Fairy Tail Castle - Tragic disappearance!
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It is completely heart breaking seeing the antiques going to ruin. My grandchildren and great grandchildren will never know anything but junk. What a shame. I imagine the books, a wealth of knowledge gone, lost forever.
This may very well be true, except from what they watch on UA-cam. One thing I have observed with these upcoming generations. Very few have any appreciation for the past. Such as family photos, family heirlooms and antiques, etc. They are not interested, as the now much older generations were at their age. Reason being why explorers find so many abandoned places full of priceless, irreplaceable photos, family antiques, heirlooms. It isn't because they died and had noone to leave their priceless and irreplaceable family memories, and belongings with. In reality these upcoming generations have no appreciation for family history, the memories (such as photos) and some have little care for their own families themselves. Therefore, these irreplaceable and at one time valued belongings are left to be stolen, decay, rot, and even be vandalized. Or all of the above. It is a sign of the times!! Just as many have little appreciation for even life itself. It is sad and unfortunat, but it is also a sign of the times. The end times!😢😢😢😢😢😢
Únete a unisef. Hay muchos niños con. Hambre. 😢
I cannot fathom leaving such history, the castle and contents, to decay. I can only assume the family is blessed with such abundance, this means nothing? But I always think, too, are there not cousins, etc. who might treasure some things. An auction to help finances or something? I am really gobsmacked. How lovely it is. It would break my heart to leave such a wonderland.
I see your point its so lovely in its heydays, but pity not setup tours but too dangerous too. Collector were last family the pigs to what a good vibe this place seems was. To clean it up make it livable, where start frozen in time,great walk throu gh dust and creepy spiders &creatures
@@stringofpearls4551a huge number of these were abandoned as unaffordable luxuries after world war two.
It is so sad to see so much history go to waste. You did a superb job showing this magnificent castle.
I agree Leslie is by far one of the bes!!!! And I was so appreciative that (from what I observed) did not use Gods name in vain by using such phrases as "Oh, my God," or "Jesus,". At the excitement over such beautiful antiques from centuries ago.
@@SilentStorm1031oh shut up about your stupid fairy tales.
One of the best tours........I have been an antiques collector for many years......I'm literally drooling at the finery! One of the standouts, amongst the many is the German Shepherd statue on the desktop in the walkway from one part to the other......incredible tour.....thank you again, sir!❤😢
@@SilentStorm1031Agreed💯❤️
Having even a board with a hole in it for an indoor bathroom was a real luxury!! Many castles were high on a hill with the bathroom area hanging over the side of the cliff which often was above the water way down below. I'm sure having that convenience was very much appreciated during those extremely cold winter months!!!
I think we should all take a moment to appreciate the risk Leslie must take in touring some of these places. I feel like he is really risking his life to show us the insides of these forgotten spaces lost in time. Which means there certainly may be no safety upkeep. Cheers Leslie
I agree 👍
Preparing and planning. All the different countries, laws, and languages. Bros. of Decay make me feel like I'm right there in the moment with them ❤
I agree
Agree ♡
It's always delightful to watch the exploration of an abandoned castle!
I love the interior design of this French castle though not typical of a medieval one; there's elegance and good taste in the choice of the furniture, paperwalls, curtains, mirrors and artwork ! The antiques and the children's cute toys and personal items look wonderful!
Too bad so many things and memories are left to rot away!
Thank you for this great episode!
Sometimes I wonder why all these castles aren't protected as cultural heritage. France is a rich country, but I guess even they don't have enough money to protect them all. There are simply too many of them. ⏳️🥀🏰❤
rich country? not anymore.. many homeless people even in France..
Totally agree.
Exactly exactly
@@lucerodj11
Have you lived in France or visited it? I know the cost of living in France is higher than in many European countries, including mine, but their salaries are 2 or 3 time higher than in my country. We still don't have a homeless problem, but our salaries are among the lowest in the EU, and the cost of living is rising every day. Looking from this perspective, France is still a rich country. :)
France has thousands of castles. Many are protected as cultural heritages and can be visited. However, some are also privately owned. Others are abandoned due to owners going in nursing homes, or unable to financially maintain them. Some are summer homes no longer used and abandoned due to costs. But you're correct, there are way too many for the government to get involved, especially when these homes are privately owned and of no historical value to the country.
I am always so impressed by how respectful you are to the property. I love imagining what these places would look like restored to their original glory. ❤❤❤
No no, you can’t, they will lose their identity.
@@donnervetter6848???????
I wish I could explore those myself but I’ll just tag along here… I love what you do, thank you
Yes, if only this we had had the capabilities to become wealthy by doing something we really enjoyed, involving traveling exploring, etc., back in the day. UA-cam is a very profitable and successful way to make a very comfortable living. Some UA-camrs have become very wealthy in their 20's . Of course, back in the day we had no computers, no internet, the video cameras were expensive, large, awkward and little battery capability. But, exploring abandoned places and filming them would have been my passion. And I'd be living comfort ably right now.
I’ve watched dozens of exploration videos and this one is fantastic! While it’s incredible to find such a property the very best part is your attention to detail and camera work. No dizzying sweeping in circles or overlooking items of interest. Thank you for an exceptional trip to another time and place.
I never can understand how people leave their belongings with all the memories behind and just forget about them How can you forget pictures of your family or grandparents
they couldn't have enough time to move to new place that banklupt at one night came suddenly. family grab only money or small things to alive.
@@user-zf1jp5df1m but there are lots of places with all the belongings left inside, in most videos he mentioned that after the death of the parent children never came back
Leslie you have me in awe of the way you describe these rooms and what they contain You are magnificent at what you do.❤
The birds have flown, husband is dead. This is the place where all the memories live. All those toys, neatly arranged, the beds made up for the children, Make it ready for a miracle you know wont come. When a significant stage of your life ends then you let go or sink. She did that.
Before my wife died, I would have struggled to understand as well. I sold our 16th century French farmhouse and never looked back. It became a pointless shell of happy memories that could now only hurt me.
It now belongs to a young family creating their own memories.
Where is Danny on this venture? Kind of scary if you are exploring on your own. Crumbling places are so dangerous. Take care 🥰
Bonsoir Guys🙋🏻♀️Greetings from French Riviera 🫶🏻🇫🇷 I’m in love with the French Castles 🏰😻
Amazing castle! The collection upstairs are called "thimbles" in English. I am dumbfounded at all the things left behind. So sad. Thanks for the tour Leslie!
Thank you Leslie for this beautiful explore of this amazing castle. I really loved it! The childrens toy is called a top and the small items in the see through glass container are called thimbles. Thimbles are used for sewing still, but these are more for decoration/collectables. ♡ many blessings ~
My family is of French royal desent. Im American. The family histroy was stolen. I would love to know how they lived and what providence they came from. Thank you. .
Once again an amazing amazing video Lesley, I always enjoy the lovely peaceful music you choose to accompany them. I am always amazed to see how people can just walk away and leave such beautiful and personal things. There has to be someone somewhere that can claim and restore what is left behind, even if the castle cannot be saved. It s so sad to see it all rot, you take care out there.
These videos are Magical aren't they..Simply Wonderful.
.Oh there is...and their heart is equally broken.....there is this harsh fact of life to consider....
After my dad passed..i was informed there were two castles i could claim, our branch being the most Direct line...One was Glorious, the other in desperate need of much repair...but the cost...not only of repair but annual upkeep..was astronomical. I did not make such money in a year as was required for one month's ownership....so...i had to let them stay with the people who were in them at the time.
& i am not alone...this happens from time to time....if it were yours, could you do it?.....you may not be able to do it either.
Amazing castle. Unbelievable all of the remaining items still left in this place. Beautiful architecture everywhere. Thanks so much for this wonderful video.
I love that castle.
So many beautiful things. So many details...
Once again Bros of Decay have done a phenomenal job at researching and respecting this home. You boys are the best of the best at what you do. Thank you for your videos.
I always wonder about the lives of the people who lived in these homes you explore.I wonder if it was a happy home and the sounds of children running,laughing.I hope they had lots of love👍❤️🇺🇸
Such a very unique castle. Just loved it. Loved how you made every single room, sound like we were ready to walk into a 'secret in time' ( and it was!) It is a ''time capsule,'' and so many unusual items left behind. So many creative framed displays, and such nice family portraits. If only the 'rooms could talk' they would have so much to share with us! We will never know the people who lived there or who visited at least. They may have had cousins, parents, aunt or uncles come to visit at times, not sure it was always just the children and parents? They sure had room to have people come to visit. So many bedrooms I lost track after a while.
I do think it had to be chilly in the winter though the further you climbed especially Even the fireplaces may have helped but er dangerous and as soon as you walked into the halls in the morning it had to be freezing again. Can you imagine the rooms off he enclosed porch and in summer it was lovely and very easy to sleep as it would be quiet, everyone in their bedroom and reading or sleeping. maybe visiting softly in their little nooks?
The items that go on the' fingers ' most in porcelain ' used while sewing (to protect fingers from needle) in Englin, are called "Thimbles."
Thanks, Lesley, for taking so many risks to show he rooms as you do and I know it Is fun for you but do protect yourself in everyway with mold and mildew, and other things around the decaying castles. We do love them everywhere, (Not always castles. but lovely large mansion etc) and it is very sad indeed because it will be lost to those who will grow up after us.
I know to speak for myself, I appreciate all you do and the traveling to being the best. This one was so special as have never seen so many bedrooms and even he main rooms wer actually made cozy in some way and you could not think you wer in a castle when wrapped into one of them. Just think wandering the 'halls and stairways' in winter, must have been cold? But the Summers were quieter and very beautiful at night with candles and soft lights around you. Busy during the day am sure. So many jobs to be done,
They must have had help, that did the cooking and cleaning, and they would live there too, of course, Am sure it must have been active during the day, but when it became darker at night, they would settle in their smaller rooms (to keep warm too) and light candles and anything they had if maybe lanterns and read evidently, before sleeping. This is how it seemed.🤩❤
Hello Lesley from New York, I appreciate your virtual tour of that Fairy Tale Castle from the Middle Ages!
The frog game on the “porch” with other toys and games is from Peru - it’s call Sapo (frog). People would play this in their yards. They still do. The disks and frog and the wooden board look original to Peru. Of course, someone could have brought the design to France, but brought an original metal frog and disks to make the game.
Beautiful place! I love to imagine how it was when the people lived there. What their lives were like. I was surprised not to see a servants quarters. Maybe it was in the part that collapsed? Beautiful! Thank you for this explore!
In the thirteenth century servants quarters would have been external to the main house. You wouldn't see any remains of them now other than odd colored stains in the ground from their wooden posts.
Typical at the time this was built, servants did not stay in the castle..they had small houses on the grounds.
Fiquei encantada com o tour. Quantas pessoas de épocas diferentes viveram ali, quantas vidas, memorias e histórias essas paredes presenciaram! ❤
Exactly!
Boggles my mind how in some rooms there's not a speck of dust, like the master room...the mirror is clean, the closets are shiny ..just amazing
EXPLOMO had this place on 6 months ago. Their content knowledge was horrid but they do have over 1.3 million views.
Your presentations are always of a higher quality. Well done!
With so many homeless families and so many living below poverty around our world, with children without even their own beds or toys all this rotting away is almost criminal. It's hard to understand with so many children being raised here that none of them preserved this or at least sold or donated all the furniture, linens, etc. Very sad to see once treasured items turned now into trash.
Because as we have all very well become accustoed to from viewing these videos. The younger generations are of a whole different class. They (even young adults born in the 70's) no longer respect the valuable aspects of life that their grandparents or even their own parent (s) valued. They do not value family photos of centuries past, they do not value family heirlooms or irreplaceable antiques. They are lazy and with all these negatives added together you get abandoned homes with all irreplaceable belongings left to be stolen, destroyed, rot and decay. The values of human beings has deteriorated throughout times. It is all a part of the process leading to much bigger obstacles. Such as the end of the lives we all hace become accustomed to. This is why it is so important not to focus on this life. Because as children of God what comes afterwards is what should be of upmost importañcxx04
Because as we have all very well become accustoed to from viewing these videos. The younger generations are of a whole different class. They (even young adults born in the 70's) no longer respect the valuable aspects of life that their grandparents or even their own parent (s) valued. They do not value family photos of centuries past, they do not value family heirlooms or irreplaceable antiques. They are lazy and with all these negatives added together you get abandoned homes with all irreplaceable belongings left to be stolen, destroyed, rot and decay. The values of human beings has deteriorated throughout times. It is all a part of the process leading to much bigger obstacles. Such as the end of the lives we all hace become accustomed to. This is why it is so important not to focus on this life. Because as children of God what comes afterwards is what should be of upmost importañcxx04
That’s the thing. I’m sure family members retrieved all the most valuable and treasured items they could haul away. To them, what’s left is second-rate or worse.
@@lisastiles1408Second rate to them, first rate to maybe some others not so well off.
@@SouthFloridaSunshine Exactly. There is art, rugs, furniture and the like all over that house that most of us could not afford.
Those little finger things are called thimbles and they are used for sewing... I love watching your tours :)
Wow, if walls could talk and we could relive the life there, what an amazing story.
Bless your positive energy, and good ethics.
I love seeing this amount of respect for suspended animation, time capsule homes.
Praying someone in the family takes the stuff before its destroyed
Just my opinion but the ownership of the castle or any abonded homes should have an auction or estate sale so these antiques don't get totally destroyed by the elements , there was so much in this video I would love to have in my home or even donate to a museum just so it doesnt get destroyed and lost forever
Si esta judicializado o tomado por el banco, no se puede tocar nada, en general suele pasar eso, dado que los impuestos de estos lugares son muy caros, más el mantenimiento de semejante establecimiento sale caro, y ya las familias no tienen el poder económico que traían antes.
The piano made my heart sad. So beautiful even now but in the future will rot away to nothing.
whoever owns it could still sell the furnishings or donate it to a museum and preserve them for the future.
Dang so many antiques in there that many people would love to own. It really sucks to see them just rotting away
There are not many towns in France that do not have shops that sell such things. Look for 'Brocante' shops. In cases where ownership is established and property sold, there are small companies that clear the houses and sell the contents.
Our local Brocanteur has a substantial warehouse with items from boxes of photos to a complete church pulpit. I understand that every transaction is recorded from acquisition to its sale to you. They often demand payment in cash, can't imagine why.
Hey leslie! What a wonderful find. So, the finger covers we call thimble used to push a needle when sewing by hand. It was popular in the 1960s to collect spoons, thimbles or other "collectibles" when traveling. The round toy is a spinning top. I was wondering if the statue was Joan of Arc maybe?
Thank You for the amazing tour of a beautiful castle!
I don't know how you get access to all of these beautiful places; perhaps because you take such great care not to disturb any items left behind. You are so careful and respectful. I just want to thank you for showing us these amazing places! I cannot comprehend why anyone would leave these places and these amazing artifacts and belongings behind! I want to collect all of these old things and put them in safe places so they can be preserved forever. I cannot stop watching your videos! I've only just discovered your channel today. I love these videos! 🙏🙏🙏❤️🔥
In one of the last bedrooms with the porcelain items for ones fingers, i believe those are thimbles. But i dont l know for sure
What an amazing building. I find it sad seeing peoples memories just left behind.
I have friend from Le Puy en Velay he inherit a castle from his family. The owner or his ancestry is a sherif back then. He inherit on top of the hill in Cantal region. Once I've been there on a winter season. I was lucky though not so many tourist have opportunity to go to Cantal is vast empty right in the middle south in France. He told me he own a decay castle stone castle similar with Polignac Fortress in Le Puy en Velay he said he try to sell 35,000 euro including land but no one wants to buy. If he renovate for maybe a hotel he will spend 1millio. euro . When he told me he come from noble family back then in 13th century I do curstyon him and his laughing so hard.
It’s absolutely heartbreaking to see all of these families memories just turning to dust.
It’s so beautiful and so many amazing pieces in every inch of every room. Your videos are great, I’d love to do what you do and to see all of the amazing homes and trying to piece together the past.
Good Job, Bro!
was a bit worried about the floors to be honest BUT this castle fits in perfectly with the name you have.. BROS of decay..perfect tour loved it.
This is my favorite place that you have filmed. Thankyou for the tour :)) Stay safe :))
Lesley, I can sense spirits watching you, they and the castle love you!
This was amazing! Definitely one of your best videos! God bless you Leslie! Be safe!
I would love stepping out my rm to a stone spiral staircase .. how cool & interesting that must have been. .. All those frames, the paintings may have had sentimental or monetary value & been taken, but the frames left bc of traveling space. Just a thought.
we go france every year and we found a beautiful castle in South West France....very grand❤
Another absolutely stunning adventure! Thank you Leslie. Stay safe. ❤
I´m crying. SO sad that this uncredible beauty and a big piece of history is fading out....... Thank you, guy, for visiting it and taking pictures of it for us. Take care.
Thank the you for this amazing tour Leslie ❤
Often, these old estates are consumed not only by time and weather but also by the cost of upkeep and taxes. If not running a successful business from such a large structure, the heating costs alone would bankrupt most people. I worked for a fellow who owned a 1800's-era mansion in New England. They would close off most of the house in the winter, only heating the common areas and a few bedrooms, and the heating bill was still so high it literally took all summer and fall to pay it off; then the cold would come again!
Thank you for showing us another beautiful historic castle. What a shame all that beautiful furniture, games, book and historical artifacts being slowly destroyed by the elements.
Thank you, Leslie, for your hard and fascinating work! I especially appreciate when you point out details
Thank you so much lesley for sharing us with you , it's amazing castle 🏰 but I don't understand why the owners abandoned such a beautiful 😻❤️ place ❤ they should look after it . Be safe and great job 🙏 .
I love all of the beautiful old wallpaper in lots of these homes. So beautiful to see all the photos and peek into their lives lived there. Lovely video as always
The wallpaper is absolutely STUNNING - even after all the years! I'd love to find a modern manufacturer of these vintage patterns!
Those things in the upstairs bedroom that you were putting on your finger are called " thimbles " is English and, yes, they are very collectable.
Thank you for your tour. I love following your adventures! Thank you.🥰
O melhor canal para viajarmos ao passado!! Abraços do Brasil 🇧🇷
Thank you for creating this lovely tour of another time.
I just found your Channel. today. It was nice watching the House in Georgia. I love the way you tell the stories. Stay blessed.
Thank you for these videos. It is sad to see history crumbling away. But also very interesting to see how these places were built and lived in.
Lovely exploration. Thank you for sharing Lesley. That was a splendid collection of thimbles. The ones used to sew protected the person sewing from their fingertips from getting hurt as they felt the needle as ir came through the material to make the stitch. Thanks for sharing this wonderful exploration Lesley ! ❤❤
I absolutely love this Castle! With the snow it looks even better, great video, thank you for sharing 😊
esta casa es de diez sobre diez ,creo que es la mejor que has grabado !!!! gracias por compartirnos 😘
It's amazing the bedrooms have so very little dust and zero cob webs, almost as if something or someone has been cleaning them!
I could spend days in this place just loving the stonework and general workmanship. It would be great if this could be saved!
Thanks for taking us along. How fun!
Thanks so much for sharing! So sad to see something like this totally abandoned. Going back in time like this is priceless.
That so sad to watch and just let it rotten with so many valuables materials. Thank you , Leslie for taking us tour with your exploration of the abandon properties.
Before I get too far into this video I would like to point out that the thumb nail does not match the castle. Also, 300 years of family history discarded. That is horrible.
Thankyou brs of decay for taking the time to show us around these old places and the history of them and the people who lived in them I really enjoy watching them
What a beautiful place! Such history! Thank you for the risks you take in these abandoned places! I hold my breath with every step! Beautiful pieces left behind!
Absolutely mind-blowing video. As a student of history, It is incomprehensible to see videos like these of artefacts from bygone eras. Keep up the good work and God-speed.
Amazing. I can just feel the children in this place. What a wonderful place❤❤
I'm new here but I'm A fan for sure. I adore your childlike wonder and appreciation for all these details! Thank you for taking your time when looking around. It's A gift to see a real look into the recent past.
A million Thanks Lesley
You brings us the past & the present of a magnificent placed that once was , sadly time catches up with all ,slowly eating up everything 😒😒 Love the large corredor with all the windows with plenty of light to work on anything that you desire while looking over the courtyard. Fabulous!!!
For me the beautifull wooden cradle for dolls was so special .Beautifully made .The whole video of this castle was amazing Thankyou Bros for sharing
Yes Lesley this one is gone forever. The antiques rotting away is a crime to see. They lived very good lives. What a shame. They were happy we hope. We will never know but it looks that way to me.Stay safe and I will keep watching. Great job.
Very cool room with all of the beds. Someone cared about the children and along their space fun, unique to each of them and comfortable. Nice to see.
Thanks for taking me on your adventure. When you were looking at the toys in what appears to be a boys room the thing you picked up that you remember seeing as a child is called a "top" . It had a rod in the middle that you pushed up and down to wind it up then turned it lose and it would spin all over the room. I also saw a "jack in the box" which you cranked the handle until suddenly a clown popped out. At the 59 minute mark the lace thing on the wall is a collar. (judge Judy on American TV wears them),😄 The ceramic things for finger tips are called "thimbles". When you are hand sewing they guard your finger tips from being poked by the needle. One last thing. I seen a few of your videos where you had Pfaff sewing machines. When you pronounce it the "P" is silent. It sounds like faf-fuh. Just thought you'd get a kick out of knowing this. Had a fun evening with you.
Wonder! This one was really worth it! Thank you for such emotion. If I were much younger, I would drop everything now to be in a castle like this full of memories of happy times. Congratulations Leslie!!!!
Lovely places to see, thank you. And such a soothing and melodic voice, so relaxing to watch. Here in Canada - I wish we had history to explore like this!
Usually I watch and am facinated by the images and stories. This one just makes me sad.. so much history, craftmanship and love just rotting away... it could still be an amazing, beautiful place 😢
I really enjoyed this beautiful castle 👍🏻thank you for taking us along ❤
Leslie you gave this amazing castle real honour and dignity with how you presented your video , I wish I had places like this in Australia to explore but that’s simply not the case here , love your work, keep it up.
These videos are so high quality and respectful really appreciate that, and these are amazing places to see so glad to be able to see them before they are gone.
This was amazing. Thank you 🙂
It makes me sad to see such beautiful parts of history just being allowed to rot NOW after surviving hundreds of years, it speaks volumes to the times we are living now when important and beautiful pieces of history are just being allowed to fall back into the Earth. 😢
Epic explore! Thanks for the Video!
Hi Lesley just joined looks stunning lv Ann uk ❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Hi Ann Smith, How are you doing? I hope everything is ok with you so far! Peace and kindest regards from Switzerland.
U R DOING A FABULOUS JOB WITH EVERY DETAIL
Thank you so much. This is tragic but appreciate what you do.
Loved the wallpaper in the bedrooms, as well as the furniture! Thank you, Leslie.
Amazing place, so many beautiful items that should be saved, especially the children's drawings, there is something so pure seeing them framed up on the walls. You can really sense the life this castle once had within its rooms, and although it is sad to see its decaying state, I like that we can still see it just as it once was, carrying the finger prints of the former owners everywhere.
Thank you, Leslie, for this amazing find and for taking all these risks while exploring. I like how you always know when to be careful and not do anything totally reckless just to get a shot. You show us more than enough and we appreciate every minute of it. Please, always stay safe 🫶
Hi Lesley. Thank you so much for taking us with you for the beautiful journey of explorations. The caste is so beautiful I liked the stone and woodwork. There has been a llot of decay in the house. The top floor of the caste is more beautiful than other rooms. I got scared to see the statue in the middle. Thanks a lot. Do Take care of yourself.😊
Cool! Thank you, Leslie! Wery interesting video)🥰 And, very disappointing, reminds me of Miranda's story. Beautiful abandon castle. Thank you for your work
Thanks eas a awesome video
Another great video.
Hey hey dear Lesley, I rewatched your castle video. That was really once more an exceptional and unique explore. - Some of the rooms stiil were in a good state of preservation and held a legit time capsule vibe with the beautifully carved furniture and many interesting smaller antique items. I enjoyed watching and following you in mind through these rooms. Amazing, bro! Wishing you all the best, peace and kindest regards from sunny Switzerland.
Beautiful exploring
So many treasures needing saving.
I just can’t understand why someone doesn’t save the beautiful items and furniture left behind. What an absolute shame that it’s all left to waste away. That brings tears to my eyes. 😢
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful castle with us. I just subscribed to your channel. You do a fabulous job showing and explaining the history. Thank you so much.