This one is sad because I also lost my husband 5 years ago and I live alone with 2 horses and 10 cats on a farm and I take care of all it myself. My 2 girls are to busy and have their own life's to come and visit. But this video shows reality as sad as it is. I would hate for squatters to come in my home and destroy it or anybody else who has bad intentions. I told my girls when ever it comes my time to make sure they go in and get whatever they want as soon as possible. Of course I have given a lot of my valuables to them already. I try not to accumulate anything. Less stuff to take care of and more time to do the things I enjoy! Luv u much! Another good video. Thanks to u both.
How sad I feel at the moment. Homeless people when staying in another person's home should and probably do know not to create such a mess. The house is abandoned true but it deserves respect. It shields then from the wind, rain, snow, and sun. Perhaps gave them a sense of security while they slept. Yet everything was treated with callous disrespect. This home was once loved. It houses some unique items. Thank you for showing it to us all. Be safe my friends and I'm waiting for the next adventure.
Hi Maureno from super team Explomo, I agree to you, that seeing these traces of trashing and messed up spots in that house is actually not only horrible but also very sad. I nearly got tears only by watching. - So it was such a treat to see on the other hand the time capsule like living room with some well preserved and nice furniture. - I also loved how highly respectful you were, when approaching in your comment the life of the former inhabitants of this location. - Very well presented!! - I loved listening to you once more. - I would even go so far as decribing your introduction as a very fine and outstanding example for highly educated and extremely well formulated English. Lovely to listen! - I can sometimes learn too from your choice of words and your beautiful formulations. - I hope to see you once again. I am of course not so terribly well for very understandable reasons, but I am trying to push myself forward every day! Stay safe, dear friend and bro and much love! - Wishing you all the best, peace and kindest regards to you and Remon.
This makes me want to get rid of stuff that I don't use or need! Maureno, I never get tired of your videos, your such a good story teller, Tell your buddy Remon we all miss him when he is not in the videos! Your both are one of a kind, and will go far in this world! Thanks for posting all of your videos!
Maureno, I recently got off the phone talking to my friend who lived in France for 15 years, she said that there are many reasons the families do not return to the properties. She lived in a rural area, the elderly lady that lived 2 doors down in a large chateau. She said the minute she died the house went into probate and France has extremely strict inheritance laws. Children have automatic rights but distance relatives can claim the property BUT there is a 60% taxes on the estate to acquire the property. Most people refuse the inheritance because lets say the mansion and property were valued at 2,000,000 that means the person who claims it has to pay 1,200,000 to claim the inheritance. Usually most of the large properties are already in decline because the elderly there naturally can't keep up with the repairs and soon ignore them because of their state of mind. Most of their children have their own families and have moved away so there is usually 500,000 worth of repairs at minute of the owners death but because of the time to claim and take possession of the property can be 3 to 7 years the property declines even more so the half a million goes to being a million and sometimes even more ONLY to repair the home. In that time of decay usually most of the valuables are destroyed due to the harsh elements leaving the property now costing the person who inherits is already in for 2,200,000 and then to do complete recovery and repair on the home is another 1,500,000 so now a 2,000,000 property is 3,800,000 and only worth 2,000,000 so it is not cost efficient or smart to save the mansions. Usually the Palaces, mansions, etc are on very large pieces of property and the state will rent the land out to farmers and they take the profits to cover "existing taxes" but that is never reflected in the intermittence taxes so there is really no way for the family to recover the cost in saving the home. There are many many strict inheritance laws and being rural lawmen in the area know they can make money off of catching family entering the property because it is a means of lining their pockets saying the family was stealing the "family jewels" or destroying property leads to just more expenses to the family. Even with a will there is the 60% inheritance tax so no one usually has that much money to just jump in and save the property and by the time it all goes through the courts and the courts try to sell the property the home is in such decay it just does not sell. It cost farmers too much to raze the property and reclaim for farm land and most people don't have 4,000,000 laying around to take over the property. As I read also many of these properties would be grand museums or destination locations for people to stay in BUT taxes cause it not to be profitable. Also most of these estates are very rural and far from the city and in this day and age people want to be where all the action is so staying 100 miles from a large city is not where they wish to go. Makes me wonder, do these city people (i personally call them Citidots- city idiots) even know what peace and quiet is? I mean kids play video games all day or in front of a screen of some sort do they even know what nature is other than watching a dog show on Animal Planet? Sad they have never sat on a large rock and looked out over a valley, or climbed a tree to see over a mountain range. They have never sat on a dock watching water lap for hours, seeing the fish jumping, frogs hopping by, Eagles catching large fish from the water, otters playing near the shore, beavers hauling branchs to their dams. They see jet skis and motorboats but not a canoe hearing the peace and quiet of birds singing and insects buzzing. OMG they have no idea what they are missing. It is horrid and sad knowing what the internet has done in destroying people living life to the fullest and knowing what is really out here in our history. I know watching this video shows me an amazing frozen in time location but I don't get to feel the dust, smell the decay (and poop) hear the sound of foot steps on the wood, creaking of the wind coming thru the windows and so much more. Do you think maybe technology has destroyed so many people's minds? lol I just talked myself into it hahaha. I have another friend who was a nanny in rural France back in the 90s, I am going to call her this week and see what she knows about these properties. I also have a person I know who was being held as a sex slave in a gorgeous old chateau there in rural France, he escaped nearly 2 years ago but he lived in a 300 year old property that he was restoring room by room since he was not allowed to leave the property or be seen. I do know that in the last 2 years the guy who held him has passed and now that property is in probate with no family claiming it and my friend said they wanted over 3,000,000 for it but couldn't take possession for 5 years because they had to make sure no family claimed it so it means that house would sit in decay too OMG I am starting to see the pattern here.... Okay I am done babbling and need to get up and take care of some things. My 17 year old cat broke his femur and had a screw put in. He is doing really well so far. I just couldn't put him down. I lost my son last year and he is my family for now, my heart has been broken so much and I have to prepare it to be broken again but he has too much life in him to snuff it out. Love you, stay safe
@@aalyakareem29 By what I am understanding about France, once they die the estate goes into probate immediately and nothing is to be touched but the time it is out of probate people just walk away because sometimes it is 7 or more years later
They are trying to raise the taxes here in America on inheritance property ,the laws need to be changed so that families can have there inheritance.Government tax laws attack families ,so wrong,so sad.
Good wisdom, Maureno, about weighing ourselves down with material things. We accumulated for over thirty years as we raised our family. But we don't want to end like this poor woman. We've been scaling back to a tiny home with only what we really need and a few most precious mementos -- and giving the rest to our children, bit by bit. And, like you said, preparing for more world travel and collecting memories instead. These videos are fantastic reminders: you can't take it with you.
I was saddened by this explore, up the stairs I got the impression that these were possibly children's rooms and the Master bedroom. I try to understand the minds of those who feel they must trash homes that are empty. The one room that was tidy with the look that the owner had just left, I believe someone, maybe an other explorer, took time to move all the scattered belongings to other rooms. To give one room to honor the family that lived there and the Woman who was alone so long. That is how my home would end up, if I were to just die, I do not believe my children would bother to come and take anything, they do not visit while I am alive so why would they come when I am no longer here. Sad thought but I think an honest one. Thank you for continuing to bring us, the good, the bad and the ugly of your explores.
I wish you a long lasting life. And to stay for the last moment of your life in good health. Yes, it is true, it is sad. I think like you, I live alone and I think I'm going to die alone. No one will cry or grieve for my death. For many years now, no one has entered my house. I feel so much sadness. life is unfair . 🇳🇱🌷🇱🇧
Veronica and Nadia, your comments make me wish there were something I could do to help. If you are able to move about, please look for groups or organizations near you that you could join. Whatever your interests, there's bound to be a club of some kind with people who share your passion for reading, cooking, sewing, bird watching, astronomy, the list is endless! Even if there isn't a group you could meet with in person, I'm sure you could find many online. If you're people of faith, your house of worship would likely be able to introduce you to like-minded people or volunteer work you could do. I hope your families will reconnect with you, but whether they do or not, please seek out ways to connect with other people. No one should be completely alone. I will pray that you both find a path to happiness. 🙏
It's heartbreaking to see how the homeless people trashed the house, so disrespectful...I enjoyed every minute of this video...Stay safe Remon and Maureno 💖
I think what many are failing to see is that this was an old woman. She probably lost the ability to care for her home, by herself, many many years ago. It was probably all she could do to take care of her own personal needs, however to expect her to do all the maintenance and upkeep of a "stick home" (exactly why so many elderly people move to smaller homes) is completely unrealistic. As well as, as an older woman she likely didn't have the skills that would be needed. Owning a home myself, it seems like the work is never ending. The garbage and bagged things were probably gathering up before she passed away. This, imo, speaks volumes about how we care for the elderly today, in most counties for that matter. You'd find a lot less of this kind of thing if elderly folks could access home care (domestic help and personal care). Sad, very sad.
This happens to many people who live alone and are suffering from depression. They become hoarders...afraid to let go and surround themselves with things. Usually poor health follows.
I wish you a long lasting life. And to stay for the last moment of your life in good health. Yes, it is true, it is sad. I think like you, I live alone and I think I'm going to die alone. No one will cry or grieve for my death. For many years now, no one has entered my house. I feel so much sadness. life is unfair .
Oh my goodness. I haven't even watched yet. Just started. But your beautiful style and magnificent presentations are Really Always Epic. I know this will be awesome. You always deliver in a True Class of your own. The BEST!! TY for the content you bring us. 💖💖💖💖💖👍👍👍👍
I can never get my head around why family’s just leave everything. The parents are gone but why don’t the kids take all the personal stuff and the memories away? And sell the house? There is definitely people that would buy the house. I know I would have
Hola Maureno!! Muchas gracias por mostrarnos la casa de Patrick y Chantal, porque a pesar de la basura, su arquitectura donde se mezcla ladrillos y madera hacen un bello conjunto. Nunca entenderé por qué tomarse una casa significa destruirla, por qué si necesito un lugar para vivir no lo mantengo limpio, pobreza no es sinónimo de suciedad, una lástima ver cómo lo dejaron en pocos años. Maureno, comparto tu reflexión respecto de acumular objetos que el día de nuestra partida de este mundo no llevaremos, ninguno de nosotros sabe cuándo llegará ese momento, entonces es mejor acumular experiencias, momentos felices con la familia y los amigos, conocer lugares interesantes, etcétera. De esta casa belga me gustaron sus muebles de madera rústicos, macizos, la hermosa alacena lacada de color negro con figuras, me parece que de origen japonés, las copas de cristal tallado sobre la mesa del comedor, la colección de muñecas y de pins. Me despido, gracias por este video, que tengas un increíble fin de semana. Un saludo cariñoso para Remon, espero que esté bien.😍 Besos y abrazos, cuídense mucho. 🙋♀️✌️😘😷
Your videos are always so great. This is another video that made me want to cry. You narrated so wonderfully again with your soothing voice. Yes I too was again reminded to give away things. Love and happiness always be yours. 💖💖
I can't believe the kid's didn't take anything! No pictures, no antiques, not even the car's! Each time I see one of your videos I'm reminded that I need to empty my house of almost everything, except the necessities & photo's for memories, as I get older & less nimble. You're work & attitude is so professional & classy. I have never been disappointed in any of your videos for two years now! Much love to you & Remon. 👍❤️
I am happy that she can not come back and see the disrepair of her home. She would be heartbroken. I believe you can feel the love that was felt in that home…. Life and time moves on.. but why does abandonment have to be part of it? I just don’t understand…
I'm a woman from Indonesia and I like your UA-cam and I subscribe. Honestly, at first I saw your video, I wasn't interested but because I often saw your UA-cam, I finally got interested. Keep spirit and stay healthy. God Bless you always. Greetings from Indonesia.
A rather poignent sentimental and very respectful video. Thankyou for these insights you give. Many people are overly obsessed with possessions however the only thing you will ever truly own is yourself.
It’s really sad that people have come in and destroyed so much! It seemed like they enjoyed doing things with family. I do not understand why nobody has come in to take the family pictures. It’s so sad. But there is still beautiful things in there. Thank you for showing us this! 💜
I hope that someday families of the property owners will see the documentary’s that you have filmed and return to the homes to at least save the photo’s that are left behind. Maybe even a couple of items that they may have cherished from their past. I totally agree with you, we all need to take this as a reminder that items should be donated before it gets to a point that they are no longer useful. In this case it really upset me that cars, appliances like the refrigerator, washer, freezer are all just wasted and destroyed! Many people could have used these items in the past. Greed never gets you anywhere. Thanks again Maureno for doing your best to document the past! ☮️💟 Nana
🌷Monsieur Patrick and Madame Chantal, your wedding photograph, shows in your eyes the strong love and bond that you both had for each other. I hope your lives together was filled with adventure and that the bond grew strong like fine wine with time. 🍃To the family my sincere condolences for your loss, and thank you for allowing the kindest of souls, Monsieur Maureno to gives us a tour, with respect.🍃
Nice explore!! I know you thlink that some people have too much "stuff", but you have to remember, as we get older, we purchase things that make us happy, give us pleasure, and complete a passion we may have. You have the passion to travel and explore and being young it is something that can be done, myself for expample, am not as young as you and I have a passion for cooking and I am forever buying new things for my kitchen, such as gadgets spices and anything to do with cooking. It is not always just stuff, but our passions put into material form. Stay safe, and keep those wonderful explores coming!!
В этом дворце люди жили очень хорошо , только жили они для своего собственного удовольствия , а остальных нищих слоев населения видимо их неволнавало . 🎲🗿
You are so much braver than me! I would have been afraid that creatures (critters) would have come out of that pile before you even got all the way into the house. Also, when I saw that pile of poop I would have been gone! I have to say that you certainly investigate a variety of places. There is no snobbery in you!🤗🤗🤗🤗
You have a good caring soul i relate to you so much it is so sad to see the absolute carelessness of some of these homes. To see the waste and distruction blows my mind. Thankyou for bringing it back to life if only for a moment.
Hello guys! It's me again Paulina, as you know I'm a very fan of you, I'm from a magical, rustic town called Aculco, Mexico, I really admire the dedication and commitment of each of your videos, I appreciate you very much as If they were my grandchildren, so take care, keep wearing boots, gloves and very importantly, your mask. A big hug from Aculco, Mexico. ❤️ I admire you very much my children, take care of yourselves, your fake granny Paulina. ✨
Dude, you're so...adorable describing this house and its former tenant and all its trappings. You vocabulary enhances it and your pronunciation. Keep up the good work
Hi Maureno , wow what to say about this place it went from a dump to a palace and back again in a matter of seconds , that room was beautiful so worth going there to see that , i liked the bathroom as well it didn't look to bad , this find was wonderful , interesting and messy all at the same time , thank you for sharing this , and as always peace out . :)
'SGABELLO' is the name of the type of chair (15:55). Design originally from Italia, from the 15th Century, but the one in this abandoned house seems to be more 'recent', perhaps from the 19th or 20th century. Sad to see the state of decay of so much beauty. Thank you for taking the time. Cheers
Oh Maureno how in the world did you go through that garage and kitchen? That was so disgusting! So sad to see how utterly run down this house is, also a sad story about the woman who lived here. Thank you for sharing. 🇺🇸
Amazing video but very very sad 😢. Some people have no respect, wether there alive or dead this was there home. I just loved the dining room and the fireplace is beautiful. Stay safe 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Good evening to all followers of this wonderful channel. My name is Nadia, Dutch of Lebanese origin, I don't speak English, I write with google translator. I watched this channel a week ago. I loved these videos. It made me sad too.🇱🇧🌷🇳🇱
What an interesting contrast between what must have been a lovely home and the sad witness to homeless living. Some of the items were truly beautiful. I'm really glad that some explorers years ago set up the dining room vignette. It said much about how the home must have been. Thank you for the interesting video and story.
I love it when you post a new veidos. I look forward to all of them. I feel sad when I see all these abandoned houses, and the familys forgetting about them. Stay safe. 💖💖💖☮️ PS I'm wondering were Ramon is. I hope he is doing well.
That Asian cabinet is just gorgeous. Love that type of furniture. How did they ever get some of the that furniture upstairs!!!!! I am so tired of YT's constant commercials.......
I think that three leg chair, may be a milkers chair. They used them while milking the cows. I've never seen one with a back on it. I would think it would be more comfortable tho.
It is so sad squatters can’t be more respectful. I don’t understand I know they are on hard times but please don’t be so rude and disrespectful. Please keep doing what your doing. I know you are busy during the week I really enjoy watching your videos I and disabled and unable to travel you give me so much joy in your videos. Thank you
You really risk your life going in this place, I feel like I need a shower now. T hat one room with the big fireplace was nice and I liked the tile in the bathroom the green and white. It is a shame that it is in such a mess and what the homeless have done to it. Thank you for showing it, would love to have seen it when they lived there.
At 7:29 there is a green bottle in the kitchen cupboard. It's a bottle containing rose water. Rose water is used to make Arabic and Turkish sweets, as well as by the people of Iran. The rose water industry is famous in Iran, Turkey and Lebanon 🇱🇧🇳🇱
Actually it is in pretty good shape for being abandoned over 8yrs. But, squatters can put ruination to anything,since it’s not theirs. Ty for the tour.
Hola Explomo, hace poco me inscribí a su canal, sus vídeos son hermosos; trasmiten la nostalgia, lo bello y lo que el abandono ocasiona..."los ecos" de las cosas y vidas que quedaron atrás. Yo no hablo inglés pero el idioma no es una barrera cuando se trata de trasmitir a través de las imágenes; la voz y la narrativa de Maureno son excelentes, subtituladas o no, y la meditación de sus palabras de cada cosa que observa le da una importancia a las vidas de los habitantes de cada casa explorada....Maureno, Remon, gracias por todo lo que implica estar en cada uno de estos maravillosos lugares para los que no podemos viajar a esto hermosos países, para mí que me gusta saber del pasado cada vez que miro un construcción antigua, sus vídeos son joyas de la historia de algún habitante que no tiene que ser un personaje famoso para interesarse por lo que ahí paso; son vidas como las tuyas o la mía que algún día quedarán atrás...en "los ecos" del tiempo.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💖
Hola Graciela, maravilloso comentario!! Comparto 100% lo que dices, yo alucino también con la historia, las casas y objetos antiguos, ya sea un castillo, un palacio, una casa de familia común y corriente, en el estado en que se encuentre, aunque sea un basural, siempre hay objetos increíbles que cuentan una historia, que más que valor monetario por ser vintage, para mi tienen esa belleza del arte antiguo, hecho a mano, trabajado a pulso, por eso disfruto este canal, porque Maureno y Remon tienen esa misma sensibilidad para captarlos y narrarlos, además de ser un documento para el futuro. Y como tu dices, el idioma no es impedimento para sentir todo lo que trasmiten, porque para los que no podemos hacerlo por diversos motivos nos permite disfrutar la aventura. 😃 Un abrazo y muchos saludos desde Chile 🙋♀️🇨🇱
Gracias Marietta Mollo por tu comentario, te mandó un saludo desde México junto con un cariñoso abrazo a la distancia y pues a seguir en el camino de la exploración virtual 💖👍
@@gracieladelamora6058 muchas gracias a ti, soy una admiradora de tu país, su cultura y su gente tan cariñosa, espero poder explorar algún día sus sitios arqueológicos, porque soy una arqueóloga frustrada. 😅 Saludos afectuosos y cuídate mucho. 🙋♀️✌️😷
I agree about watching how many possessions you have. Having to clear out my mothers house after her death cured me of that. She had a houseful of items. Sadly part of the problem was her illness- dementia. It’s better to keep memories than possessions! I’m thinking her husband was a pilot- you found his hat and the wallpaper in the one office was an airplane cockpit.
No puedo creer, las personas,no tomen consciencia, de que no, nos llevamos NADA,!! Porque no donar, tirar regalar etc,etc, todo era y todo será de otros, nos vamos como llegamos!!!
Wow a poster from the Titanic! Wood burning stove was great. Liked the clocks, fireplace, chandelier, glasses, old record player nice, computer too. Was that a bedet? Thank you for sharing with us.
26:09 OMG those are pins are amazing they seem to be from all over the world, I recognize some from Holland, Germany, Canada, France, Russia Those are amazing!!! By the smile on her face in the pictures I wonder if Miss Chantel really had such a sad life. It looks like she lived things to the fullest but was a home body and seemed very content. She had many things to keep her entertained, looks like she was very self efficient too. Those pictures could have been her son's family and they seem comfortable in her home in the pictures so they were probably there often, just the inheritance laws in France SUCK!!! HAHAHA I said it didn't look like she was a horder hahaha and then you walk into her office hahaha oops prove me wrong hahaha But then too it looks like that was her husbands office, it looks like he was quite a business man by the looks of the books and things. It looks also like they moved things into that room to centralize it but ended up creating more of a mess than fixing anything. With the heavy dust upstairs her husband probably stayed up there with his office he probably passed first and she didn't go back up there. Looks like someone piled things up, probably got to consumed with their mess they quit beore having it clean and quit. But you said it right, squatters ruined it all OMG maybe the husband was a pilot because you found the hat and on the wall in the office was the cockpit of a plane 27:55 on the wall OMG It covered the whole wall and is gorgeous!!! I really like some the ceiling light fixtures, they were lovely I think before the squatters this was probably a very lovely home, it had a nice feeling to it. Thank you for the adventure!!!!
I wish I could go to this house and go to those houses that were abandoned by its people. To clean it up and put it back to life. I am so sad when I see her in this situation. I do not understand why there are people who love to destroy and destroy such homes?!
I think her home was ransacked and animals were in the kitchen. I have my room downstairs too. My children are too busy living their own lives . I can relate to this woman. The only sad part is their children didn’t take the family photos or antiques. Good explore guys.
Maureno boa noite.Sou da cidade de Maracanaú Ceará gosto muito dos seus vídeo.Amo quando vc está narrando história e situação de abandono de casas ,palácios,etc...As vezes me emociono e concordo com você em ver como as pessoas deixam para trás riquezas podendo doar as que não tem nada.Deus abençoe vcs 🙏♥️😘
That dining room is amazing. Surprised it wasn't trashed like every thing else. I covet the wooden furniture in that room, to be honest. And, as usual, the respect that you give the things, Maureno, like the photos, is commendable.
Buenos días Explomo!! Buenos días a todos los amigos del canal, que tengan un excelente fin de semana. Son las 09:30 am en Chile, así que empiezo mi día feliz explorando con ustedes. Saludos afectuosos desde Chile. 🙏🙋♀️🇨🇱😷
Hola, realmente lamentable cómo queda todo abandonado y que después si alguien la ocupa termine de esta manera. Aún así se aprecia lo que alguna vez fue este hogar. Hermosas las muñecas. Y todo en general .saludos hasta el próximo video 👍❤️
If you find sewing thread, you say"they loved sewing" but any woman has that in her house, including myself hahaha and I hate sewing!! But you have to have it to sew your button on your blouse 😂😂 And back in the days the elderly always had a sewing kit, in stead of buying new clothes, they were sewn.
🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱genial el programa ...pasan de hermosos castillos .. mansiones ..a este tipo de viviendas destruidas por ocupas....ojala tradujeran todos los capitulos...cuidense...
This one is sad because I also lost my husband 5 years ago and I live alone with 2 horses and 10 cats on a farm and I take care of all it myself. My 2 girls are to busy and have their own life's to come and visit. But this video shows reality as sad as it is. I would hate for squatters to come in my home and destroy it or anybody else who has bad intentions. I told my girls when ever it comes my time to make sure they go in and get whatever they want as soon as possible. Of course I have given a lot of my valuables to them already. I try not to accumulate anything. Less stuff to take care of and more time to do the things I enjoy! Luv u much! Another good video. Thanks to u both.
21 years alone, and never find an other woman! My gun is loaded, life is too hard alone!...
Really your words are touching, God give you all health and protect you ،🌱🌻😗😊
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You are all so thoughtful!
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How sad I feel at the moment. Homeless people when staying in another person's home should and probably do know not to create such a mess. The house is abandoned true but it deserves respect. It shields then from the wind, rain, snow, and sun. Perhaps gave them a sense of security while they slept. Yet everything was treated with callous disrespect. This home was once loved. It houses some unique items. Thank you for showing it to us all. Be safe my friends and I'm waiting for the next adventure.
Yes, totally agree
@@corinatrian.2073 a pa 1a
Esa casa fué vandalizada!!!
Yes how sad!
Hi Maureno from super team Explomo, I agree to you, that seeing these traces of trashing and messed up spots in that house is
actually not only horrible but also very sad. I nearly got tears only by watching. - So it was such a treat to see on the other hand
the time capsule like living room with some well preserved and nice furniture. - I also loved how highly respectful you were,
when approaching in your comment the life of the former inhabitants of this location. - Very well presented!! - I loved listening
to you once more. - I would even go so far as decribing your introduction as a very fine and outstanding example for highly
educated and extremely well formulated English. Lovely to listen! - I can sometimes learn too from your choice of words and
your beautiful formulations. - I hope to see you once again.
I am of course not so terribly well for very understandable reasons, but I am trying to push myself forward every day!
Stay safe, dear friend and bro and much love! - Wishing you all the best, peace and kindest regards to you and Remon.
This makes me want to get rid of stuff that I don't use or need! Maureno, I never get tired of your videos, your such a good story teller, Tell your buddy Remon we all miss him when he is not in the videos! Your both are one of a kind, and will go far in this world! Thanks for posting all of your videos!
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Maureno, I recently got off the phone talking to my friend who lived in France for 15 years, she said that there are many reasons the families do not return to the properties. She lived in a rural area, the elderly lady that lived 2 doors down in a large chateau. She said the minute she died the house went into probate and France has extremely strict inheritance laws. Children have automatic rights but distance relatives can claim the property BUT there is a 60% taxes on the estate to acquire the property. Most people refuse the inheritance because lets say the mansion and property were valued at 2,000,000 that means the person who claims it has to pay 1,200,000 to claim the inheritance. Usually most of the large properties are already in decline because the elderly there naturally can't keep up with the repairs and soon ignore them because of their state of mind. Most of their children have their own families and have moved away so there is usually 500,000 worth of repairs at minute of the owners death but because of the time to claim and take possession of the property can be 3 to 7 years the property declines even more so the half a million goes to being a million and sometimes even more ONLY to repair the home. In that time of decay usually most of the valuables are destroyed due to the harsh elements leaving the property now costing the person who inherits is already in for 2,200,000 and then to do complete recovery and repair on the home is another 1,500,000 so now a 2,000,000 property is 3,800,000 and only worth 2,000,000 so it is not cost efficient or smart to save the mansions.
Usually the Palaces, mansions, etc are on very large pieces of property and the state will rent the land out to farmers and they take the profits to cover "existing taxes" but that is never reflected in the intermittence taxes so there is really no way for the family to recover the cost in saving the home. There are many many strict inheritance laws and being rural lawmen in the area know they can make money off of catching family entering the property because it is a means of lining their pockets saying the family was stealing the "family jewels" or destroying property leads to just more expenses to the family. Even with a will there is the 60% inheritance tax so no one usually has that much money to just jump in and save the property and by the time it all goes through the courts and the courts try to sell the property the home is in such decay it just does not sell. It cost farmers too much to raze the property and reclaim for farm land and most people don't have 4,000,000 laying around to take over the property.
As I read also many of these properties would be grand museums or destination locations for people to stay in BUT taxes cause it not to be profitable. Also most of these estates are very rural and far from the city and in this day and age people want to be where all the action is so staying 100 miles from a large city is not where they wish to go. Makes me wonder, do these city people (i personally call them Citidots- city idiots) even know what peace and quiet is? I mean kids play video games all day or in front of a screen of some sort do they even know what nature is other than watching a dog show on Animal Planet? Sad they have never sat on a large rock and looked out over a valley, or climbed a tree to see over a mountain range. They have never sat on a dock watching water lap for hours, seeing the fish jumping, frogs hopping by, Eagles catching large fish from the water, otters playing near the shore, beavers hauling branchs to their dams. They see jet skis and motorboats but not a canoe hearing the peace and quiet of birds singing and insects buzzing. OMG they have no idea what they are missing. It is horrid and sad knowing what the internet has done in destroying people living life to the fullest and knowing what is really out here in our history. I know watching this video shows me an amazing frozen in time location but I don't get to feel the dust, smell the decay (and poop) hear the sound of foot steps on the wood, creaking of the wind coming thru the windows and so much more. Do you think maybe technology has destroyed so many people's minds? lol I just talked myself into it hahaha.
I have another friend who was a nanny in rural France back in the 90s, I am going to call her this week and see what she knows about these properties. I also have a person I know who was being held as a sex slave in a gorgeous old chateau there in rural France, he escaped nearly 2 years ago but he lived in a 300 year old property that he was restoring room by room since he was not allowed to leave the property or be seen. I do know that in the last 2 years the guy who held him has passed and now that property is in probate with no family claiming it and my friend said they wanted over 3,000,000 for it but couldn't take possession for 5 years because they had to make sure no family claimed it so it means that house would sit in decay too OMG I am starting to see the pattern here....
Okay I am done babbling and need to get up and take care of some things. My 17 year old cat broke his femur and had a screw put in. He is doing really well so far. I just couldn't put him down. I lost my son last year and he is my family for now, my heart has been broken so much and I have to prepare it to be broken again but he has too much life in him to snuff it out.
Love you, stay safe
So many people cannot inherited the house but atleast they can take the family precious pictures and valuable with themselves…
@@aalyakareem29 By what I am understanding about France, once they die the estate goes into probate immediately and nothing is to be touched but the time it is out of probate people just walk away because sometimes it is 7 or more years later
They are trying to raise the taxes here in America on inheritance property ,the laws need to be changed so that families can have there inheritance.Government tax laws attack families ,so wrong,so sad.
Good wisdom, Maureno, about weighing ourselves down with material things. We accumulated for over thirty years as we raised our family. But we don't want to end like this poor woman. We've been scaling back to a tiny home with only what we really need and a few most precious mementos -- and giving the rest to our children, bit by bit. And, like you said, preparing for more world travel and collecting memories instead. These videos are fantastic reminders: you can't take it with you.
I was saddened by this explore, up the stairs I got the impression that these were possibly children's rooms and the Master bedroom. I try to understand the minds of those who feel they must trash homes that are empty. The one room that was tidy with the look that the owner had just left, I believe someone, maybe an other explorer, took time to move all the scattered belongings to other rooms. To give one room to honor the family that lived there and the Woman who was alone so long.
That is how my home would end up, if I were to just die, I do not believe my children would bother to come and take anything, they do not visit while I am alive so why would they come when I am no longer here. Sad thought but I think an honest one.
Thank you for continuing to bring us, the good, the bad and the ugly of your explores.
Sending you hugs 🤗 not to worry the world is an illusion stay positive and I hope your kids will keep in touch. Rem you are not the only x
Yo decidí no formar ninguna familia, y no me arrepiento... podés crear una gran familia, para terminar sóla o sólo en un geriátrico!!!
I wish you a long lasting life. And to stay for the last moment of your life in good health. Yes, it is true, it is sad. I think like you, I live alone and I think I'm going to die alone. No one will cry or grieve for my death. For many years now, no one has entered my house. I feel so much sadness. life is unfair .
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@@NadiaAlii Te envío un abrazo 🫂 muy fuerte …💚💚💚
Veronica and Nadia, your comments make me wish there were something I could do to help. If you are able to move about, please look for groups or organizations near you that you could join. Whatever your interests, there's bound to be a club of some kind with people who share your passion for reading, cooking, sewing, bird watching, astronomy, the list is endless! Even if there isn't a group you could meet with in person, I'm sure you could find many online. If you're people of faith, your house of worship would likely be able to introduce you to like-minded people or volunteer work you could do.
I hope your families will reconnect with you, but whether they do or not, please seek out ways to connect with other people. No one should be completely alone. I will pray that you both find a path to happiness. 🙏
Your my favorite UA-cam guys to watch thank you for making these videos I really appreciate it
It's heartbreaking to see how the homeless people trashed the house, so disrespectful...I enjoyed every minute of this video...Stay safe Remon and Maureno 💖
Rumah yg ditinggalkan tersebut, kalau ku akan mengemas dan ubah suai supaya lebih cantik sekira rumah tersebut milikku
I think what many are failing to see is that this was an old woman. She probably lost the ability to care for her home, by herself, many many years ago. It was probably all she could do to take care of her own personal needs, however to expect her to do all the maintenance and upkeep of a "stick home" (exactly why so many elderly people move to smaller homes) is completely unrealistic. As well as, as an older woman she likely didn't have the skills that would be needed. Owning a home myself, it seems like the work is never ending. The garbage and bagged things were probably gathering up before she passed away. This, imo, speaks volumes about how we care for the elderly today, in most counties for that matter. You'd find a lot less of this kind of thing if elderly folks could access home care (domestic help and personal care). Sad, very sad.
Thank you again. Everywhere you go, "They're " not forgotten. I hope I'm as fortunate. God bless you all.
Major Troy W. Lane III - retired
This happens to many people who live alone and are suffering from depression. They become hoarders...afraid to let go and surround themselves with things. Usually poor health follows.
Terry Pease. La soledad no es para todos...y el casamiento tampoco es para todos.
I wish you a long lasting life. And to stay for the last moment of your life in good health. Yes, it is true, it is sad. I think like you, I live alone and I think I'm going to die alone. No one will cry or grieve for my death. For many years now, no one has entered my house. I feel so much sadness. life is unfair .
Oh my goodness. I haven't even watched yet. Just started. But your beautiful style and magnificent presentations are Really Always Epic. I know this will be awesome. You always deliver in a True Class of your own. The BEST!! TY for the content you bring us. 💖💖💖💖💖👍👍👍👍
I can never get my head around why family’s just leave everything. The parents are gone but why don’t the kids take all the personal stuff and the memories away? And sell the house? There is definitely people that would buy the house. I know I would have
Hola Maureno!! Muchas gracias por mostrarnos la casa de Patrick y Chantal, porque a pesar de la basura, su arquitectura donde se mezcla ladrillos y madera hacen un bello conjunto.
Nunca entenderé por qué tomarse una casa significa destruirla, por qué si necesito un lugar para vivir no lo mantengo limpio, pobreza no es sinónimo de suciedad, una lástima ver cómo lo dejaron en pocos años.
Maureno, comparto tu reflexión respecto de acumular objetos que el día de nuestra partida de este mundo no llevaremos, ninguno de nosotros sabe cuándo llegará ese momento, entonces es mejor acumular experiencias, momentos felices con la familia y los amigos, conocer lugares interesantes, etcétera.
De esta casa belga me gustaron sus muebles de madera rústicos, macizos, la hermosa alacena lacada de color negro con figuras, me parece que de origen japonés, las copas de cristal tallado sobre la mesa del comedor, la colección de muñecas y de pins.
Me despido, gracias por este video, que tengas un increíble fin de semana.
Un saludo cariñoso para Remon, espero que esté bien.😍
Besos y abrazos, cuídense mucho. 🙋♀️✌️😘😷
Thankyou Maureno respect to you for showing us this beautiful home,shame on those who wrecked it
Your videos are always so great. This is another video that made me want to cry. You narrated so wonderfully again with your soothing voice. Yes I too was again reminded to give away things. Love and happiness always be yours. 💖💖
I can't believe the kid's didn't take anything! No pictures, no antiques, not even the car's! Each time I see one of your videos I'm reminded that I need to empty my house of almost everything, except the necessities & photo's for memories, as I get older & less nimble. You're work & attitude is so professional & classy. I have never been disappointed in any of your videos for two years now! Much love to you & Remon. 👍❤️
I am happy that she can not come back and see the disrepair of her home. She would be heartbroken. I believe you can feel the love that was felt in that home…. Life and time moves on.. but why does abandonment have to be part of it? I just don’t understand…
I'm a woman from Indonesia and I like your UA-cam and I subscribe.
Honestly, at first I saw your video, I wasn't interested but because I often saw your UA-cam, I finally got interested. Keep spirit and stay healthy. God Bless you always.
Greetings from Indonesia.
A rather poignent sentimental and very respectful video. Thankyou for these insights you give. Many people are overly obsessed with possessions however the only thing you will ever truly own is yourself.
Wow what a beautiful living room so sad the house had been left to rot like that
It’s really sad that people have come in and destroyed so much! It seemed like they enjoyed doing things with family. I do not understand why nobody has come in to take the family pictures. It’s so sad. But there is still beautiful things in there. Thank you for showing us this! 💜
I hope that someday families of the property owners will see the documentary’s that you have filmed and return to the homes to at least save the photo’s that are left behind. Maybe even a couple of items that they may have cherished from their past. I totally agree with you, we all need to take this as a reminder that items should be donated before it gets to a point that they are no longer useful. In this case it really upset me that cars, appliances like the refrigerator, washer, freezer are all just wasted and destroyed! Many people could have used these items in the past. Greed never gets you anywhere. Thanks again Maureno for doing your best to document the past! ☮️💟 Nana
🌷Monsieur Patrick and Madame Chantal, your wedding photograph, shows in your eyes the strong love and bond that you both had for each other. I hope your lives together was filled with adventure and that the bond grew strong like fine wine with time. 🍃To the family my sincere condolences for your loss, and thank you for allowing the kindest of souls, Monsieur Maureno to gives us a tour, with respect.🍃
Outstanding work
Always appreciate anything you document for us. You are such a good and compassionate guide.
wow, how sad this table is set for another day of a meal that didn't happen 😞
I was so sad to see that house..
joys and sorrows have been in that house..
everything in the house is a silent witness...😢😭
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Nice explore!! I know you thlink that some people have too much "stuff", but you have to remember, as we get older, we purchase things that make us happy, give us pleasure, and complete a passion we may have. You have the passion to travel and explore and being young it is something that can be done, myself for expample, am not as young as you and I have a passion for cooking and I am forever buying new things for my kitchen, such as gadgets spices and anything to do with cooking. It is not always just stuff, but our passions put into material form. Stay safe, and keep those wonderful explores coming!!
В этом дворце люди жили очень хорошо , только жили они для своего собственного удовольствия , а остальных нищих слоев населения видимо их неволнавало . 🎲🗿
You are so much braver than me! I would have been afraid that creatures (critters) would have come out of that pile before you even got all the way into the house. Also, when I saw that pile of poop I would have been gone! I have to say that you certainly investigate a variety of places. There is no snobbery in you!🤗🤗🤗🤗
It doesn’t matter how many memories you have if the family and relatives don’t even bother to take them and treasure them after your gone.
you are right ,😊🌱
Beautifully produced, guys, and a wonderful find. Congrats, I'm now a fan.
It was a beautiful day with you, we always enjoy our discoveries, I'm happy to get to know you maureno, love mupke
You have a good caring soul i relate to you so much it is so sad to see the absolute carelessness of some of these homes. To see the waste and distruction blows my mind. Thankyou for bringing it back to life if only for a moment.
Hello guys! It's me again Paulina, as you know I'm a very fan of you, I'm from a magical, rustic town called Aculco, Mexico, I really admire the dedication and commitment of each of your videos, I appreciate you very much as If they were my grandchildren, so take care, keep wearing boots, gloves and very importantly, your mask.
A big hug from Aculco, Mexico. ❤️
I admire you very much my children, take care of yourselves, your fake granny Paulina. ✨
This place is such a mess it's hard to believe it's only been abandoned for 8 years. So sad the state it is in...
Dude, you're so...adorable describing this house and its former tenant and all its trappings. You vocabulary enhances it and your pronunciation. Keep up the good work
Thank you for sharing this journey with us, making we are there
Magnificent. Love the wooden ceiling beams and the dining room. Chandeliers are great. The fireplace - Wow! Beautiful paintings. Thanks guys.
Hi Maureno , wow what to say about this place it went from a dump to a palace and back again in a matter of seconds , that room was beautiful so worth going there to see that , i liked the bathroom as well it didn't look to bad , this find was wonderful , interesting and messy all at the same time , thank you for sharing this , and as always peace out . :)
Thank's for taking us along on an nother Adventure!!
'SGABELLO' is the name of the type of chair (15:55). Design originally from Italia, from the 15th Century, but the one in this abandoned house seems to be more 'recent', perhaps from the 19th or 20th century. Sad to see the state of decay of so much beauty. Thank you for taking the time. Cheers
La madera en la pared es lo que se colocaba en los cuellos de los bueyes cuando tiraban de los elementos de labranza o carruajes
From the look of it , a lovely warm, loving family. Good life cut short.
Glad you showed this video!
Thank you , Great Video !!! Love watching 👀😍
Hi, Meurino what a sad house, how heart breaking.
많은 것을 생각하게 하는 서글픈 삶의 흔적이었어요.수고하셨어요.귀한 것 보여주셔서 감사합니다.
Much story' love , sad, happyness.....whatever time's up, thanks for your video ❤️👍
Thankyou for showing this it was still beautiful
Oh Maureno how in the world did you go through that garage and kitchen? That was so disgusting! So sad to see how utterly run down this house is, also a sad story about the woman who lived here. Thank you for sharing. 🇺🇸
I'm so happy when you put subtitles in Portuguese. I love what you do!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Amazing video but very very sad 😢. Some people have no respect, wether there alive or dead this was there home. I just loved the dining room and the fireplace is beautiful. Stay safe 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
You are a good caring person with a clear english accent. Better than me probably!
Good evening to all followers of this wonderful channel. My name is Nadia, Dutch of Lebanese origin, I don't speak English, I write with google translator. I watched this channel a week ago. I loved these videos. It made me sad too.🇱🇧🌷🇳🇱
Wow beautiful living room. Wow sad the rest of the house left to decaying how sad.👍🏻❤️
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What an interesting contrast between what must have been a lovely home and the sad witness to homeless living. Some of the items were truly beautiful. I'm really glad that some explorers years ago set up the dining room vignette. It said much about how the home must have been. Thank you for the interesting video and story.
Hola Maureno gracias por compartir con nosotros 🙏😊
I love it when you post a new veidos. I look forward to all of them. I feel sad when I see all these abandoned houses, and the familys forgetting about them. Stay safe. 💖💖💖☮️
PS I'm wondering were Ramon is. I hope he is doing well.
That Asian cabinet is just gorgeous. Love that type of furniture. How did they ever get some of the that furniture upstairs!!!!! I am so tired of YT's constant commercials.......
I think that three leg chair, may be a milkers chair. They used them while milking the cows. I've never seen one with a back on it. I would think it would be more comfortable tho.
It is so sad squatters can’t be more respectful. I don’t understand I know they are on hard times but please don’t be so rude and disrespectful. Please keep doing what your doing. I know you are busy during the week I really enjoy watching your videos I and disabled and unable to travel you give me so much joy in your videos. Thank you
Was sad to see the house messy from other people thank you for the hard work you do, doing these video 👍
Fantástico abandono...gracias Maureno...
Enfin la traduction de vos vidéos en français les gars ! Comme d habitude très belle exploration ! Merci a vous 2 ! 💜
That house is absolutely discussting . I don't know how you can even Stan to be in there .
To me it is eye opening that stuff rrally has no value other than memories for some forgotten soul
Adoro sua narração apesar de não falar inglês a vontade que dá é de estar aí com vocês 😘 Brasil BH Minas Gerais
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You really risk your life going in this place, I feel like I need a shower now. T hat one room with the big fireplace was nice and I liked the tile in the bathroom the green and white. It is a shame that it is in such a mess and what the homeless have done to it. Thank you for showing it, would love to have seen it when they lived there.
At 7:29 there is a green bottle in the kitchen cupboard. It's a bottle containing rose water. Rose water is used to make Arabic and Turkish sweets, as well as by the people of Iran. The rose water industry is famous in Iran, Turkey and Lebanon
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I also love those porcelain dolls. Have quit many myself as I collect them
Actually it is in pretty good shape for being abandoned over 8yrs. But, squatters can put ruination to anything,since it’s not theirs. Ty for the tour.
Thanks Brother...your report and explore so soft and clear. detail....thats i like...go a head i ll waiting..God bless you ...
Hola Explomo, hace poco me inscribí a su canal, sus vídeos son hermosos; trasmiten la nostalgia, lo bello y lo que el abandono ocasiona..."los ecos" de las cosas y vidas que quedaron atrás. Yo no hablo inglés pero el idioma no es una barrera cuando se trata de trasmitir a través de las imágenes; la voz y la narrativa de Maureno son excelentes, subtituladas o no, y la meditación de sus palabras de cada cosa que observa le da una importancia a las vidas de los habitantes de cada casa explorada....Maureno, Remon, gracias por todo lo que implica estar en cada uno de estos maravillosos lugares para los que no podemos viajar a esto hermosos países, para mí que me gusta saber del pasado cada vez que miro un construcción antigua, sus vídeos son joyas de la historia de algún habitante que no tiene que ser un personaje famoso para interesarse por lo que ahí paso; son vidas como las tuyas o la mía que algún día quedarán atrás...en "los ecos" del tiempo.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💖
Hola Graciela, maravilloso comentario!! Comparto 100% lo que dices, yo alucino también con la historia, las casas y objetos antiguos, ya sea un castillo, un palacio, una casa de familia común y corriente, en el estado en que se encuentre, aunque sea un basural, siempre hay objetos increíbles que cuentan una historia, que más que valor monetario por ser vintage, para mi tienen esa belleza del arte antiguo, hecho a mano, trabajado a pulso, por eso disfruto este canal, porque Maureno y Remon tienen esa misma sensibilidad para captarlos y narrarlos, además de ser un documento para el futuro.
Y como tu dices, el idioma no es impedimento para sentir todo lo que trasmiten, porque para los que no podemos hacerlo por diversos motivos nos permite disfrutar la aventura. 😃
Un abrazo y muchos saludos desde Chile 🙋♀️🇨🇱
Gracias Marietta Mollo por tu comentario, te mandó un saludo desde México junto con un cariñoso abrazo a la distancia y pues a seguir en el camino de la exploración virtual 💖👍
@@gracieladelamora6058 muchas gracias a ti, soy una admiradora de tu país, su cultura y su gente tan cariñosa, espero poder explorar algún día sus sitios arqueológicos, porque soy una arqueóloga frustrada. 😅
Saludos afectuosos y cuídate mucho. 🙋♀️✌️😷
This is a great video .Hope there more to come.
Love watching your videos all the way from Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
I agree about watching how many possessions you have. Having to clear out my mothers house after her death cured me of that. She had a houseful of items. Sadly part of the problem was her illness- dementia. It’s better to keep memories than possessions! I’m thinking her husband was a pilot- you found his hat and the wallpaper in the one office was an airplane cockpit.
Very beautiful...
Thank you Maureno..👍🤗😍🤩🍀
Looked amazing. Thanks for sharing
No puedo creer, las personas,no tomen consciencia, de que no, nos llevamos NADA,!! Porque no donar, tirar regalar etc,etc, todo era y todo será de otros, nos vamos como llegamos!!!
from India
yes u are right. u have written exactly what I wanted to tell him ..may God bless you
Wow a poster from the Titanic! Wood burning stove was great. Liked the clocks, fireplace, chandelier, glasses, old record player nice, computer too. Was that a bedet? Thank you for sharing with us.
Thanks for the tour
Senza parole ragazzi!
Favolosi come sempre 🇮🇹❤🇮🇹❤
Thanks bro I really enjoyed the video
A minha mãe tem este dizer,(Uma mãe cuida de 100 filhos, mais 100 não cuida de uma mãe.) e a mais pura verdade infelizmente.
26:09 OMG those are pins are amazing they seem to be from all over the world, I recognize some from Holland, Germany, Canada, France, Russia Those are amazing!!!
By the smile on her face in the pictures I wonder if Miss Chantel really had such a sad life. It looks like she lived things to the fullest but was a home body and seemed very content. She had many things to keep her entertained, looks like she was very self efficient too. Those pictures could have been her son's family and they seem comfortable in her home in the pictures so they were probably there often, just the inheritance laws in France SUCK!!!
HAHAHA I said it didn't look like she was a horder hahaha and then you walk into her office hahaha oops prove me wrong hahaha But then too it looks like that was her husbands office, it looks like he was quite a business man by the looks of the books and things. It looks also like they moved things into that room to centralize it but ended up creating more of a mess than fixing anything. With the heavy dust upstairs her husband probably stayed up there with his office he probably passed first and she didn't go back up there. Looks like someone piled things up, probably got to consumed with their mess they quit beore having it clean and quit. But you said it right, squatters ruined it all
OMG maybe the husband was a pilot because you found the hat and on the wall in the office was the cockpit of a plane 27:55 on the wall OMG It covered the whole wall and is gorgeous!!!
I really like some the ceiling light fixtures, they were lovely
I think before the squatters this was probably a very lovely home, it had a nice feeling to it.
Thank you for the adventure!!!!
Harikaydı tesekkurler👍
I wish I could go to this house and go to those houses that were abandoned by its people. To clean it up and put it back to life. I am so sad when I see her in this situation. I do not understand why there are people who love to destroy and destroy such homes?!
Hi Maureno! "I share your opinion" someday I want to travel around the world.
😀😉 aha really?
I think her home was ransacked and animals were in the kitchen. I have my room downstairs too. My children are too busy living their own lives . I can relate to this woman. The only sad part is their children didn’t take the family photos or antiques. Good explore guys.
Maureno boa noite.Sou da cidade de Maracanaú Ceará gosto muito dos seus vídeo.Amo quando vc está narrando história e situação de abandono de casas ,palácios,etc...As vezes me emociono e concordo com você em ver como as pessoas deixam para trás riquezas podendo doar as que não tem nada.Deus abençoe vcs 🙏♥️😘
That dining room is amazing. Surprised it wasn't trashed like every thing else. I covet the wooden furniture in that room, to be honest. And, as usual, the respect that you give the things, Maureno, like the photos, is commendable.
Thanks you! Felicitări! Romania,Brașov.🙋♀️
Buenos días Explomo!! Buenos días a todos los amigos del canal, que tengan un excelente fin de semana.
Son las 09:30 am en Chile, así que empiezo mi día feliz explorando con ustedes.
Saludos afectuosos desde Chile. 🙏🙋♀️🇨🇱😷
Danke für das schöne Video 👍
Women are widows. Men are widowers. I loved the copious kobe webs and listening to your take on English pronunciation with an eerie tone of voice.
Very sad to see an abandoned home trashed like this 🤨😲
Hola, realmente lamentable cómo queda todo abandonado y que después si alguien la ocupa termine de esta manera. Aún así se aprecia lo que alguna vez fue este hogar. Hermosas las muñecas. Y todo en general .saludos hasta el próximo video 👍❤️
If you find sewing thread, you say"they loved sewing" but any woman has that in her house, including myself hahaha and I hate sewing!! But you have to have it to sew your button on your blouse 😂😂
And back in the days the elderly always had a sewing kit, in stead of buying new clothes, they were sewn.
😅 Arduo trabajo, pero bien valio la pena porque sabes sacar lo mejor de cada lugar 😊👏👍
Imagino como foi linda essa casa com toda a mobilia
Obg pela legenda
Parabéns por mais esse video
🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱genial el programa ...pasan de hermosos castillos .. mansiones ..a este tipo de viviendas destruidas por ocupas....ojala tradujeran todos los capitulos...cuidense...
Comment cela se fait que la mairie de cette ville n est pas pris en charge cette maison bien avant qu elle soit dans cet état.Quel gros gâchis!
Un petit like de ma part 😀
Et hop, un petit 👍de ma part.