Absolutely, love what your doing! As a 74 yo woman who has lived off the grid in Maine, USA, for 20 years, I love your ingenuity....what an adventure.....would love to be there, doing it with you...
This guy is my favorite village neighbor ! ! ! ! It’s no joke it’s true, I also have there house but I don’t live there, the place is a paradise ! ! ! ! See you soonnnnnnnnnn
Hiii Neighbor! It was great to meet you and thank you for the time we spend :) Ill see you in a couple of weeks! Taak a look out for my garden in paradise :)
At 8 minutes...that looks like a dough trough to me. You would mix the dough in there then leave it to leaven. They were used continually as you would then take the dough needed for baking and leave a portion of dough in to help start the next batch... mix your next batch leave overnight...ad infinitum. A marvellous find!
I could be... but it could also be used to make the "chorizos". In many portuguese and spanish houses we use this to mix the pork meats, the fat, the herbs and paprika, and then we put it all into the pig's intestine. Maybe was used for both popouses, who knows 🤣
The tub is for making bread to hold the bread dough! The shoots look like they were made to hold the flour forThe breadmaking. That explains why they have such a lot of wood stored in that little shed right next to the community oven. That would explain why you have two kitchens! Love that you can make your own wine from the grapes and the fruit trees and I love that you have olive trees! Love the idea of setting up your own swimming pool!🥰
You have politely answered the same repeated comments and questions over and over,it indicates your patience and good manners! I wish you all the best going forward,no doubt you will be a success.Cheers!
Amazed how well the mainroad is so well preserved, and looking as build with high quality stones. Thank for tour, the way to go, and becoming self sufficient.
I just discovered you. I wish you many joys and few headaches. This was my dream ( but in my family's country Spain.) Cancer has put that on hold. It takes a lot of strength, sweat and determination. I'm sure you will be successful beyond your wildest dreams. I'll be watching.Thank you. 👍 Vaya con Dios.✨
When you want to plant a garden, pen the area securely & put pigs in, they are nature's rototillers & fertilize at the same time, then later you have bacon & chops with your greens. Looks like olive pickers quarters you got there, are you a friend of bea & theo of theindieprojects?
Hi . Great place . The first thing is a " gamela" it was used to mix flour with water and salt to make bread or even to store some fruits . The wood cabinet with a cover ( that you find in most of rooms ) is a "salgadeira " they filled it with salt and keep the meat on there . Best regards .
Not for me but it I were 30 years younger, I would take on the challenge of renovating. It is a nice quiet location which is a plus and you have water and electric so that is a plus, plus a nice neighbor who visits you weekly.
What made you choose this house? I can see your excitement and vision. Just cutting the grass will give you instant gratification.. can’t wait to see your next video.
Hey there. The wood stuff you thought it would be to feed the animals, in the old days in Portugal it was used to prepare bread: the dough mix and to let it raise
@@GhostTownVlogs I beleive it is for sourdough bread. You use the same trough again & again, without washing & the natural yeasts from the last batch rise the next batch. I wonder if there are any yeasts in it which might be revived by a little luke-warm water with just a little sugar in?
What a fantastic lifetime project! It is sad that an entire village became abandoned. I wonder if this was because of younger generations migrating to the cities, or other reasons? I love the tranquility of the area.There is a lot of hard work ahead of you, but the space offers so much potential and your possibilities are endless.it will be fun, interesting and so worthwhile. Good luck and all the best wishes. I am looking forward to seeing how you transform the place.
Kudos to you man. I really love this place a diamond in the rough. I can’t wait to see your transformation. You were sent specially to this place, ancestors sent you. Beautiful trees.
Hi, Yess there are a lot of house for sale in the area. Not directly in the town itself yet. I might do a town tour next time, great idea :) Thank you for following along!
It is stunningly beautiful...with so much opportunity for you to live and enjoy the best of Portugal. So nice that you are the Mayor, the Fire Department, the Department of the Interior and Exterior, etc. Hopefully you are the first of many to follow.
@@GhostTownVlogs : How many buildings (houses) in the small town are there and how many could be made habitable if owners would sell? Also, you should run for mayor and fire chief and ask the local government for some financial assistance. 😁
Buy the whole village, bring in contractors, regenerate the whole site and sell as a retirement community!! You can run the bar from your 2nd house across the road !!
We have gone back to where you started thinking about purchasing. We are enjoying all of your videos in order up to the current date. Ralf and Susan Atlanta, GA USA
My goodness. So enthusiastic to c how you move along in getting the property back to order. Once the grass is tidied up, and the junk cleared out and the foundation of the main building redone, it will look so good to start. ..👍
It's so lovely following your journey. We also viewed this house to buy last year so it's nice to see what you are doing with it ☺️ we bought locally so may see you around 👍
We are only a couple of villages away, not far at all. Drive past the end of your road at least once a week lol. We are also renovating and have a lot to do to our property. Only been living here a few months. How are you finding Portugal so far?
Wow what a project. The lay out of the houses is so different from how it is done in the UK. This is my first time coming across this so now I am hocked. Good Luck.
I looked at a house in Scotland recently that had a building like this. Turned out it was rooms for quarry workers over 100 years ago. Each room had it's own fireplace. Wish I had bought it, would have been great for a crafting community.
Jasper ! What a a Gem you have found ,I wish you good luck with your work and will be following your progress . Very best wishes to you and your sister from Cornwall U K .🤩
That rectangular receptacle in the 5th unit looks like a traditional Portuguese bread trough used for mixing & fermenting / rising / proofing bread dough.
This is very exciting! I also would like to know more about the history of the town. My guess is that the young people went to the cities to pursue their monetary dreams and the elders died off.
Thanks for your video, you have a great place there, just the sort of project that would look for in Portugal. Such value in the experience of renovating a ruin. Wishing you the best of luck.
I have been enjoying to follow you for some time now But this is the first time I have seen your house inside and out It looks a great place with so much potential I love the idea of living in a ghost town Wishing you much happiness there
uuuuuuuuuh lots of work...we built our own house and I remember work...work...work...but the property is lovely..good luck and lots of happiness and thanks for showing.....
I love this kind of stuff fixing and restoring so exciting. It's so quiet I'm in California and now slowly planning on moving to the mountains away from all the noise, Love your place.
I did up a wreck in nth Wagga Wagga in Australia friends thought me mad but 5 years later rats & termites gone they were green with envy , sold it and real estate said oh it’s got the wow factor , it’s vision , best of luck on your exciting venture
I think it will be a lot of fun with others, friends and maybe relatives to each enjoy fixing up their own house! Do seek out an undeground place free of trees nearby where you could take shelter from any storm, if needed.
Those big trunks were to store grains and clothes, mostly. The huge clay pots were for kitchen water (only 50 years ago most home got tap water), olive oil, olives (in salt water), vinegar, etc. The smaller clay pot was for drinking water. My ancestors are all from that region....
@@GhostTownVlogs I HAVE some good stories about the area. I spent every school vacation there as a girl and all my ancestors come from there....a very traditional family
@@GhostTownVlogs The huge trunks and the clay pots protected food and clothes from mice and other varmints. My family still has all of those, that belonged to my grandparents.....
Hi, yes so i hear! We had some locals over for a bear and they started laughing at me when i called it a rat trap.. Its for birds indeed.. and they eat them :/
@@GhostTownVlogs : Awesome! Not every day that one shares a bear 🐻 with the neighbors 🤣 ... sorry, I know what you mean 🍻... but man, that 🐻 must have been a „bearing“ party trick!
@@bearders22 Yes she did... You can see it in one of Conner's latest video also! You can check out the website homekeyportugal.com if you interested in buying some property.
This is new channel for me to see. To be honest only found these vlogs in the last 6 months of my life. I have been such a private person apparently I never knew this went on. Its beautiful country and wish you great success.
Hello, very nice. I had a farm, and always enjoyed cutting hay and grass. Built and painted most of my life. Am an American and Canadian. Speak only English and German. Would love to purchase a place to live and have a studio to do my painting and artwork.
Hi, the big wood boxes were used to keep the cereal, the clay pot with the wide mouth was for water and the small mouth was for olive oil, I remember them at my grandfather's house. Great project, enjoy.... Where is that aldeia?
Hi, thats great inf o to have, thank you :) We thought they was al just for olives. My village is in the region of Santo Andre des Tojieres - Castelo Branco.
Completely seal that old wood before putting it outside. It is going to be very dry and inclined to absorb water without a full seal. You can use aerosol cans for application, but do clean it very well first without using water. It would really he best restored and kept inside after sealing or priming, painting or staining with an oil application afterwards, or sealing.
Hi, just found your channel after seeing you at Luke’s birthday with Joseph! I am watching on catch-up and excited to see what you do, thanks for sharing
The fun part is taking a ride in the evening a bit out of the village, turning off the lights a sit star gazing and listening to the crickets, in the summer....
You would love Portuguese villages... mostly quiet, friendly people, especially if you come to farm, restore and are equally friendly and respectful of local customs
@@grandmasstories3418 thank you for your response I'll have to look into hopefully it would be easy to immigrate there. I looked into Greece also Italy you have to have a lot of money in a bank account in order to move there if you're going to be a permanent resident longer than 90 days.
@@karinkissinger5106 That's right, Karin, as an American friend of mine found out.... especially if you are older. Some younger people work or go in and out, I believe....
Very interesting. I wouldn't do so well in the dry heat, but you don't seem to mind it. It is a big project and I hope you get it looking like your own "castle!" The silence I love! And the old finds! How interesting. There is no telling what treasures you will find there!
Good luck I’m sure there is a lot history about that town and the families that lived there I’m going to keep watching to see what you are going to do with the place and expect a nice job and good revealing at the end
It would be very interesting if you could talk about your visions and plans - the property has huge potential but wow, what an undertaking. Maybe your success could inspire others to help gradually bring the village back to life with a new community spirit - wouldn’t that be a beautiful thing?
The white wood container is where they would mix the bread dough.
My grandmother used it for corn bread
Its a big container for mixing dough.. but i believe your right :)
Ricardo is right. My grandmother made bread to last 15 days...lots of flour..big Wood container.
Looks like the top of a "masseira", where de bread dought was mixed.
@@olindasilva315 it is a artesa, a bread trough.
Absolutely, love what your doing! As a 74 yo woman who has lived off the grid in Maine, USA, for 20 years, I love your ingenuity....what an adventure.....would love to be there, doing it with you...
This guy is my favorite village neighbor ! ! ! ! It’s no joke it’s true, I also have there house but I don’t live there, the place is a paradise ! ! ! ! See you soonnnnnnnnnn
Hiii Neighbor! It was great to meet you and thank you for the time we spend :)
Ill see you in a couple of weeks! Taak a look out for my garden in paradise :)
How much are properties in the area please
At 8 minutes...that looks like a dough trough to me. You would mix the dough in there then leave it to leaven. They were used continually as you would then take the dough needed for baking and leave a portion of dough in to help start the next batch... mix your next batch leave overnight...ad infinitum. A marvellous find!
my thoughts exactly, not surprising with the communal ovens just across the street
I could be... but it could also be used to make the "chorizos". In many portuguese and spanish houses we use this to mix the pork meats, the fat, the herbs and paprika, and then we put it all into the pig's intestine.
Maybe was used for both popouses, who knows 🤣
Wow. I still remember my avó using one of those trays
The tub is for making bread to hold the bread dough!
The shoots look like they were made to hold the flour forThe breadmaking. That explains why they have such a lot of wood stored in that little shed right next to the community oven. That would explain why you have two kitchens! Love that you can make your own wine from the grapes and the fruit trees and I love that you have olive trees! Love the idea of setting up your own swimming pool!🥰
You have politely answered the same repeated comments and questions over and over,it indicates your patience and good manners! I wish you all the best going forward,no doubt you will be a success.Cheers!
Hahaha yes, comments take some time. But i like to see how everybody reacted and writing back :)
Amazed how well the mainroad is so well preserved, and looking as build with high quality stones. Thank for tour, the way to go, and becoming self sufficient.
I just discovered you. I wish you many joys and few headaches. This was my dream ( but in my family's country Spain.) Cancer has put that on hold. It takes a lot of strength, sweat and determination. I'm sure you will be successful beyond your wildest dreams. I'll be watching.Thank you. 👍
Vaya con Dios.✨
Please look for Corrie Yelland, Jane Mclallend, Joe Tippens. Google them for your cancer. Good luck and healing prayer Bar Rez
Prayers for you! 🙏
Can't wait to see what you do with the place. Congrats from Idaho.
You do have a lot of work ahead of you. All the best in your renovation.
Thank you for the support. Ill need it :p
It is so wonderful that you have a dream that you have acted on. The very best to you, in all your adventures, in making it a wonderful place to live.
Thanks you :) It took some time for me also to finally follow it!
Ill keep you all in the loop, great you follow along!
A couple of goats will get all the weeds, brambles and vines eaten up. They are great for clearing out
Make great meat and bread like goats.
Yeah absolutely, build a better fence and goats will clear that whole area out for you. They're also entertaining to watch.
When you want to plant a garden, pen the area securely & put pigs in, they are nature's rototillers & fertilize at the same time, then later you have bacon & chops with your greens. Looks like olive pickers quarters you got there, are you a friend of bea & theo of theindieprojects?
@@donitaforrest9064 A few chickens as well, will eat the grubs and pests, and manure as they go. Voila you have breakfast, bacon and eggs.
True i did the same in Asia fence it and bought a few goats.
Those keys, I just love them. Old but still in service.
Hi . Great place . The first thing is a " gamela" it was used to mix flour with water and salt to make bread or even to store some fruits . The wood cabinet with a cover ( that you find in most of rooms ) is a "salgadeira " they filled it with salt and keep the meat on there . Best regards .
Not for me but it I were 30 years younger, I would take on the challenge of renovating. It is a nice quiet location which is a plus and you have water and electric so that is a plus, plus a nice neighbor who visits you weekly.
What made you choose this house? I can see your excitement and vision. Just cutting the grass will give you instant gratification.. can’t wait to see your next video.
Hey there. The wood stuff you thought it would be to feed the animals, in the old days in Portugal it was used to prepare bread: the dough mix and to let it raise
Yesss, so i hear it. Must be it yes :)
Im learning a lot from my subscribers!
Thank you for sharing your interesting knowledge with us !!!
@@GhostTownVlogs I beleive it is for sourdough bread. You use the same trough again & again, without washing & the natural yeasts from the last batch rise the next batch. I wonder if there are any yeasts in it which might be revived by a little luke-warm water with just a little sugar in?
What a fantastic lifetime project! It is sad that an entire village became abandoned. I wonder if this was because of younger generations migrating to the cities, or other reasons? I love the tranquility of the area.There is a lot of hard work ahead of you, but the space offers so much potential and your possibilities are endless.it will be fun, interesting and so worthwhile. Good luck and all the best wishes. I am looking forward to seeing how you transform the place.
Kudos to you man. I really love this place a diamond in the rough. I can’t wait to see your transformation. You were sent specially to this place, ancestors sent you. Beautiful trees.
Thank you! I just go where my energy is drawn to :)
OMG! You're personality is so adorable!
This building is a seasonal farmworkers dormitory
Other houses are for sales too? Can you give us a tour of the entire town? A newbie here. Exciting to see what you are going to do with the place!👍
Hi, Yess there are a lot of house for sale in the area. Not directly in the town itself yet. I might do a town tour next time, great idea :)
Thank you for following along!
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It is stunningly beautiful...with so much opportunity for you to live and enjoy the best of Portugal. So nice that you are the Mayor, the Fire Department, the Department of the Interior and Exterior, etc. Hopefully you are the first of many to follow.
Thanks you for following! Would be nice to get more people around in the area also :)
@@GhostTownVlogs : How many buildings (houses) in the small town are there and how many could be made habitable if owners would sell? Also, you should run for mayor and fire chief and ask the local government for some financial assistance. 😁
How exciting! You are going to have so much fun with your place. I think it's great and full of history.
What a great find. A lot of work yes, but this could be a wonderful home in a few years. I wish you well with this great opportunity. Best wishes. :)
Man, you have a lot of work ahead of you. And you will want to work to bring more people to the village as well. Good luck!
Thanks! Yes it will be a lot of work. But i have help coming also luckily :)
Good potential, looking forward to seeing next episode with the costs of it. I'd love a project like this.
Buy the whole village, bring in contractors, regenerate the whole site and sell as a retirement community!! You can run the bar from your 2nd house across the road !!
Hi, ill add it to the list of ideas.. it becoming extensive hahaha
@@GhostTownVlogs how many houses in the village. Need to sort out funding
You will not be bored with all that work to do and what a lovely quiet village. Good luck with all your plans 👍😀
Thank you very much :) I dont like to sit still hhaha
We have gone back to where you started thinking about purchasing. We are enjoying all of your videos in order up to the current date. Ralf and Susan Atlanta, GA USA
looking forward to following along as the reno takes place - congrats
Thank you! Ill give regular updates for now on :)
Looking forward to your adventure, admire your enthusiasm.
Watching from Australia. Good for you buddy. A dream of many of us what your doing. Your a special guy…
Just found your channel and I’m excited to see you bring back the house and garden to life. What a great challenge, good luck!
I would be interested in a video of the steps on how you found and bought your properties. I am new too.
Yes, that video is due also :)
Mostly a lot of investigation.. and with a little help from homekeyportugal.com :)
I love it. I see so much potential. Plant a massive garden. Enjoy that beautiful land you have.
Looking forward to seeing your progress from Canada.
Welcome Canada! I'm looking forward to it also, lets see how it turns out :)
My goodness. So enthusiastic to c how you move along in getting the property back to order. Once the grass is tidied up, and the junk cleared out and the foundation of the main building redone, it will look so good to start. ..👍
It's so lovely following your journey. We also viewed this house to buy last year so it's nice to see what you are doing with it ☺️ we bought locally so may see you around 👍
Niceee :) Where are you located?
We are only a couple of villages away, not far at all. Drive past the end of your road at least once a week lol. We are also renovating and have a lot to do to our property. Only been living here a few months. How are you finding Portugal so far?
Wow what a project. The lay out of the houses is so different from how it is done in the UK. This is my first time coming across this so now I am hocked. Good Luck.
I looked at a house in Scotland recently that had a building like this. Turned out it was rooms for quarry workers over 100 years ago. Each room had it's own fireplace. Wish I had bought it, would have been great for a crafting community.
Jasper ! What a a Gem you have found ,I wish you good luck with your work and will be following your progress . Very best wishes to you and your sister from Cornwall U K .🤩
Thank you very much!
Look forward to your conversion. Has so much potential. Best of luck.
Thank you! I'll keep you all updated regularly :)
That rectangular receptacle in the 5th unit looks like a traditional Portuguese bread trough used for mixing & fermenting / rising / proofing bread dough.
This is very exciting! I also would like to know more about the history of the town. My guess is that the young people went to the cities to pursue their monetary dreams and the elders died off.
Hi, yes that is exactly right :)
@@GhostTownVlogs Well then, you and your wife are the start of a new life for the town! I am excited to see the progress through the years.
In Greece we have the same big wood box. They were used as a sink for washing cloths/ children / dishes.
Thanks for your video, you have a great place there, just the sort of project that would look for in Portugal. Such value in the experience of renovating a ruin. Wishing you the best of luck.
I loved what you just shared what an awesome place I just subscribed Ventura California USA
Great video Jasper! Am excited to see you restore the property!
Thank you, trying my best with the videos.. its getting better :)
Same here, following Bela Pedra closely also :)
@@GhostTownVlogs You'll have to come for tea and cake when I'm there. Or a beer and a braai!
@@CindyVine will do, both sound very nice 🤗
@@GhostTownVlogs :)
I'm a new subscriber and I can't wait to see what you do with your new home!
It's my dream to find a property like this. Best of luck to you sir, it should be a great adventure
One generation passes and another generation comes but the earth abides forever.
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Ecclesiastes 1:4.
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I have been enjoying to follow you for some time now
But this is the first time I have seen your house inside and out
It looks a great place with so much potential
I love the idea of living in a ghost town
Wishing you much happiness there
uuuuuuuuuh lots of work...we built our own house and I remember work...work...work...but the property is lovely..good luck and lots of happiness and thanks for showing.....
Great stuff! Good luck with the restauration! Dont forget to relax a bit.
So much amazing work ahead. How I envy you!
I think so to! Cant wait to get started :)
I love this kind of stuff fixing and restoring so exciting. It's so quiet I'm in California and now slowly planning on moving to the mountains away from all the noise, Love your place.
Thank you!
Exactly my idea, no noise here :)
FANTASTIC love it enjoy it lots of work but well worth it good luck
the utility room with all the tools are the best part of the whole town stunning :)
Great dreams ahead for you two. Love to see the renovation. The surrounding land is gorgeous.
I did up a wreck in nth Wagga Wagga in Australia friends thought me mad but 5 years later rats & termites gone they were green with envy , sold it and real estate said oh it’s got the wow factor , it’s vision , best of luck on your exciting venture
You got yourself a project there. Happy renovation.
Looks amazing, thank you for filming and taking us on your journey. Really look forward to more videos from you.
I think it will be a lot of fun with others, friends and maybe relatives to each enjoy fixing up their own house! Do seek out an undeground place free of trees nearby where you could take shelter from any storm, if needed.
Hi, yes with other people would also be nice! The houses need to have some residents in it, i agree!
Thanks for you concern :)
@@GhostTownVlogs, anything similar to Mother Earth News there that you can advertise in?
Aloha from Hawaii. Looks like a challenge but a fun and rewarding one too. Look forward to seeing your journey.
I think this will be an adventure that will last a lifetime , great stuff!👍😎
Those big trunks were to store grains and clothes, mostly. The huge clay pots were for kitchen water (only 50 years ago most home got tap water), olive oil, olives (in salt water), vinegar, etc. The smaller clay pot was for drinking water. My ancestors are all from that region....
Aha yes that can be. You must have hear some good stories about the region then :)
@@GhostTownVlogs I HAVE some good stories about the area. I spent every school vacation there as a girl and all my ancestors come from there....a very traditional family
@@GhostTownVlogs The huge trunks and the clay pots protected food and clothes from mice and other varmints. My family still has all of those, that belonged to my grandparents.....
Olives, wine, sunshine 👌🏼Look forward to your progress 👍🏼
That's not a rato trap. Its a trap for catching birds using fling ants. Those are called "costela" I belive.
Hi, yes so i hear! We had some locals over for a bear and they started laughing at me when i called it a rat trap.. Its for birds indeed.. and they eat them :/
@@GhostTownVlogs : Awesome! Not every day that one shares a bear 🐻 with the neighbors 🤣 ... sorry, I know what you mean 🍻... but man, that 🐻 must have been a „bearing“ party trick!
Erg leuk om te zien hoe je nu al van jouw eigen boerderij geniet! Heel veel succes met de verbouwing!
Project Amber - did you sell that property as well?
Dank je wel! En jij bedankt voor alle ondersteuning :)
@@bearders22 Yes she did... You can see it in one of Conner's latest video also!
You can check out the website homekeyportugal.com if you interested in buying some property.
Enjoyed the tour, looking forward to next visit, stay safe.
This is new channel for me to see. To be honest only found these vlogs in the last 6 months of my life. I have been such a private person apparently I never knew this went on. Its beautiful country and wish you great success.
Thank you! Welcome to the portugal vlogs :p
Hello, very nice. I had a farm, and always enjoyed cutting hay and grass. Built and painted most of my life. Am an American and Canadian. Speak only English and German. Would love to purchase a place to live and have a studio to do my painting and artwork.
Hi, the big wood boxes were used to keep the cereal, the clay pot with the wide mouth was for water and the small mouth was for olive oil, I remember them at my grandfather's house. Great project, enjoy.... Where is that aldeia?
Hi, thats great inf o to have, thank you :) We thought they was al just for olives.
My village is in the region of Santo Andre des Tojieres - Castelo Branco.
Look forward to watching your project come together 👍👍
my idea of bliss....looking forward to seeing your project bloom....new subbie
Completely seal that old wood before putting it outside. It is going to be very dry and inclined to absorb water without a full seal. You can use aerosol cans for application, but do clean it very well first without using water. It would really he best restored and kept inside after sealing or priming, painting or staining with an oil application afterwards, or sealing.
The sorte of wooden box you asked about is actually used to make bread. Its where you mix all the ingrediants
The wood trough is for kneading bread dough. Nice!
Can't wait to spend my holiday there and help you renovate !!!
Eind of July mate :) Did you ask for a holiday yet with the boss man?
Thanks for sharing, a lot of work ahead of you to do! 🙂🇨🇦
Hi, just found your channel after seeing you at Luke’s birthday with Joseph! I am watching on catch-up and excited to see what you do, thanks for sharing
Would love to hear the history of the ghost village. So nice to have olives and grapes right in your own yard. 🕊🌎🕊
Welcome to the ghost town! There will be a lot of work on that project, but it will be worth it. Best wishes!
Thank you! It will be some work :p
A lot of work but a beautiful vision. Something I would enjoy doing.
You're very fortunate to find such a gem, I could only dream of living in a place like that!
It’s Wonderful!!!! And You are The Mayor!!! Looking forward to see what’s happening inside your dream! So Awesome!
You do have some treasures there and big and existing projects 😊
Yesss...a pool...you read my mind! 😄...it iz a lot od work but satisfying...
I just subscribed - this is amazing! Can’t wait to see what happens!
Hello from California I just discovered your channel and may I say this is the life I would love to live in peace and quiet surroundings!
The fun part is taking a ride in the evening a bit out of the village, turning off the lights a sit star gazing and listening to the crickets, in the summer....
You would love Portuguese villages... mostly quiet, friendly people, especially if you come to farm, restore and are equally friendly and respectful of local customs
@@grandmasstories3418 thank you for your response I'll have to look into hopefully it would be easy to immigrate there. I looked into Greece also Italy you have to have a lot of money in a bank account in order to move there if you're going to be a permanent resident longer than 90 days.
@@karinkissinger5106 That's right, Karin, as an American friend of mine found out.... especially if you are older. Some younger people work or go in and out, I believe....
I like the little houses. Thankyou for showing us.
You do have positive vibes. All the best
So happy for you. Enjoy!
I believe the wooden trough is for making dough.
Very interesting. I wouldn't do so well in the dry heat, but you don't seem to mind it. It is a big project and I hope you get it looking like your own "castle!" The silence I love! And the old finds! How interesting. There is no telling what treasures you will find there!
Much more find coming in one of the next video, some really interesting stuff ( i think) :)
A lot of work to be done. Looking forward to see what you do with it.
Love the music.
Like it. Not too big, just right!
New subscriber...how exciting!!!!
Good luck I’m sure there is a lot history about that town and the families that lived there I’m going to keep watching to see what you are going to do with the place and expect a nice job and good revealing at the end
It would be very interesting if you could talk about your visions and plans - the property has huge potential but wow, what an undertaking. Maybe your success could inspire others to help gradually bring the village back to life with a new community spirit - wouldn’t that be a beautiful thing?
Yes, im working towards that..
Good idea about the video, i will plan it :)