Why Are Millions Left Behind? ~ Abandoned Castle From The 1600's
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An abandoned building is not a forgotten building, it just hasn’t found its new lover yet. This was once the residence of an 18th century noble and his beloved family. He was a general who was active in the French revolutionary wars and defended the country with great pride. Even after he had passed, his descendants continued to live and laugh within the walls of the castle. Inside these walls, many clues and artifacts tell the events that took place here. The number of historic artifacts that have been left behind over the centuries is unfathomable. Every single room and corner in this place holds precious memories from the former times. It has now been a long time since there was activity in this wonderful place. The descendants of the French general have moved on and relocated to the bigger cities in search of work, leaving the castle behind to slowly wither away. When you walk through this place you get the feeling of being time-warped into the past. Walking through the rooms of the castle gives you the feeling of being time-warped into the past. Even though it is empty of life the walls still tell tales of the people that once lived here. If the walls in this place could talk they would tell tails of the former occupation.
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Ce n'est pas habité mais ce n'est pas abandonné
You show such respect to these beautiful places. What a wonderful thing you are doing for these magnificent buildings! I’m so grateful to see your videos
OMG!! I love Manhattan!!!
IS this the same as this ua-cam.com/video/EBAzlNJonO8/v-deo.html&ab_channel=FeverRay
Breath taking, I'm lost of words from its beauty.
It's a shame these beautiful old places are left empty!
Thanks for exploring, sharing!
Very true, hopefully some time down the line some one does & will take it over etc ..
The Arabian man is drinking water not wine
Hey Netflix!!! Give this guy a show!!!!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
He would not be allowed to do what he does if it were affiliated with Netflix. He'd need permission from owners, which he doesn't request now.
The picture of Maria is absolutely stunning !
I think it's beautiful the way you are passionate about old objects and respect everything you find
The box under the table with two silver compartments is called a tea caddy box, tea was very expensive and people would lock it up so it wouldn't be stolen. Stay safe.
很開心很高興也很驚訝 可以見到18世紀 中國的茶葉盒
Exactly 💯 % So much we just take for granted 😪 people don't even think we never would of had tea ....or chocolate spices wine all these luxurious items now for everyone to enjoy. It's amazing.
@@offwiththefairiesforever2373 Well they sure didn't lack for any wine. Lol
My thoughts, why did they hang onto the empty bottles??
Was it to use them to be refilled possibly??
Now it's how they keep codone.
@@missybekind5022 exactly, glass was very expensive, and them were particular to one vineyard, maybe theirs. Nothing was wasted in them days, you didn't just go to a corner store and pick up some more, everything had to be imported
Exploring these beautiful castles is really a nice insight into early years of life for some people. I find it hard to believe that people just walk out of these beautiful homes and leave their furniture and life history behind. It's a shame that family somewhere doesn't want to claim it or at least take out the personal possessions that is part of their family history.
I would be so heartbroken if someone in my family left behind all of my personal life possessions and family heirlooms. These places need to be preserved, the furniture is so beautiful and some of the antiques need to be restored and placed within the home like back then, u dream of the family and the life they had there.
@@lorilie9997I have no one to leave anything too. My cousins have no interest in family or heirlooms. I'm donating everything to people who appreciate such items.
This castle seems in such good shape. It looks like a museum with all the interiors in good shape and untouched or damaged. Such a great place. I hope some day it does become a museum. It has so much history to offer the modern world.
This kind of thing is an epidemic. The people who are asking for money in order to do this need to consider their criteria. Fulfilling rthe publics wrong ideas is about as ethical as nothing. If this chasracter wants to find out about the owners or occupants then go and see the Lawyers. Politicians. Local Govt. and others and demand or request answers. Its time this society was cleaned up. But it will take force to do it . We are thinking of flming a chocolate factory in order to improve kids education. Got it or not?
It's sad to see many gorgeous buildings abandoned just waiting to rot. If the owners no longer wish to live in them, just put it up for sale instead Or use it as an events place, a hotel, or a b&b. I love history and architecture, and would love to visit plsces like this. It's like taking yourself back into the past. Learning a lot about the people and what life was back then. I'm hoping that this could be sold and renovated to preserve the building's architecture and history.
Đó còn do người chủ nhà quyết định , gặp ở vnam là thu hồi hết rồi .
@@trungkhang7648 wHat
Sad these buildings are left to rot. It's a shame a historical society take these items to a museum 💔 , if the families don't want them.
Leslie, I am from Malaysia. Since subscribing to your channel 2-3 years ago, I have been watching your videos. And for this one, my third time I think.
The way you handle those artifacts can tell that you are a very respectful person! I think the "value intelligence" and the "moral intelligence" that is embedded in you are more important than the castle itself. Keep it up man!
To add, Lesley is a great tour guide to us everyday and he's a great guy too. Thanks so much everyone for this magnificent places you're showing us.
WOW!! I have to say ~~ you are doing a magnificent job with these videos. Your choice of music is always perfect, fitting every situation. Your passion and compassion are evident, as is your absolute respect and emotions as you detail the findings and the history of the people who abruptly left, or died, or simply abandoned these places. I am from Switzerland and remember exploring old ruins as a child.. We found abandoned places in hidden locations. Some as old as Switzerland itself. PS I grew up there in the 1950ies!
Lesley, believe me, you are so handsome and gentle, respectful and nice, so its no problem, that you must run behind your co-star. 👍😉😉🌻 This I may say as an elderly woman. I didn' t see another influencer on tour, who was cleaning a room of abonded houses, to see the old glory of them. Thumps up to you all. 👍👍🤝🌻
On the little bottle in the cabinet is written "Brou de noix". This is walnut kernel and a natural dye obtained from the pericarp of the walnut, rich in tannins that pigment with light. It is easy to make a solution of walnut kernel to color wood, get ink, or dye hair or textiles.
I've been watch urban explorers around the world for about 10 years now and you are by far my favorite channel! Thanks for letting us live vicariously through you!
I could spend hours going through that cupboard with that scrapbook in the attic. This castle is amazingly beautiful! Thank you so very much for exploring these beautiful places for us to see. I am super jealous! I share your enthusiasm for these abandoned castles.
Alot of work has gone into cleaning up this gorgeous place. Hope they find new owners who will love it and care for it. Thanks Leslie for this lovely video.
Stair case is absolutely stunning. Thank you for being so respectful. Seeing ones in France is 💔... Due to family blood lines it touches a tender spot. Surely there must be extended blood relatives some place to claim, protect and over see their protection. This just saddens me too no end. The oil painting of the female with the shy grin was so beautiful. Looks as if location was used as a school for pastoral internships. The chapel area was breathtaking. 😳
WTF are you talking about?
How is it respectful to trespass on private property for a living?
Seriously?! What is your problem? You watched, didn't you, hypocrite!
So nice to see how careful you are with everything and how loving you talk about every single thing you see. Great place, great video, Thanks!
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Merci beaucoup a bros of decay pour tes formidable video de chateau abandoner. Je suis un Canadian Anglais qui habite a Montreal QC epuis je te respect vraiment pour tout Les video et surtout le respect envers Les affaires abandoner sans rien prendre ca dit des volume de vous autre.
Keep up the amazing job bros of decay you are now my favorite UA-cam sensation.
Merci 🇨🇦 💟
The feet on the bathtubs are not called paws in America. They are called claw foot tub. Also the box you found under the little table I believe it was used to hold coffee and tea It was very expensive back in the day. Servers would take some so owners would put it in a small box and lock them up. A small box so you could move it from room to room. I really enjoy your channel. Thank you very much for all the work you do for our enjoyment.
Yes you're right and they would lock up their sugar
@@daniburke9452 didn't know that i was thinking it was for someone ashes with the angel wings on it..
Technically they are paws and it sounds much cuter though. I like it 🥰
The staircase is a work of art! It actually looks as if it has been "peeled" out of the ceiling. Beautiful.
What a grand tour. The book case with all The historical things in it broke my heart. Keeping family histories is so important. Not only does it recognize family histories it will also tell future explorers the history of what life was really like.
I will be never understand how people can just leave behind artifacts and old paintings of their ancestors. Blows my mind. I have a painting that my great uncle painted - it’s huge and not my style, but I don’t want to just get rid of it because it’s a link to him. (He studied with Leon Lippert in the late 1920s.)
Such a beautiful castle! Im sure in it’s prime it was even more beautiful. Thank you for sharing! Stay safe.
Thanks for letting me tag along with you in this video.
Wow' just can't believe there are places like this that still exist that are abandoned...amazing..so happy that you document these time capsules for posterity..
Ive seen worse. It looks as though it has had some attention, doesn't it ?.
@@birdsflowers2289 yes it does' it looks like someone is taking care of the property' doesn't have the usual amount of dust..cobwebs' etc.
@@donnalemmo6141 Thanks for your reply. I certainly hope someone in a position to do so can save it, or at least the s.
@@donnalemmo6141
Yeah, notice the cut grass, too? Must cost a lot to have someone go there and clean the place up.
@@sabinsnake1121 it's absolutely gorgeous though' imagine owning something like that..wow!!
The style and deciration in this castle is impecable. Really wonderful. Very pleasant place to live. Where are the owners and who are they?
Just awesome it seems at times like I was walking through a museum.. S0 well kept & organized and clean.. The castle was cared for throughout the years.. The furniture 0hhh the bathtubs so beautiful. 0mgoosh everything 🙋♀️🙏👏👏👍 Thank you Leslie for the wonderful video ❤❤❤
I love the stonework in the basement, I love the tile floors, I love the artwork, the stairway, the woodwork…so amazing!!!
Heyy Lesley, Wow, that is really looking spectakular! - Such a beautifully furnished room, - actually not overdecorated but still very
elegant and stylish probably in a neo style from the late 19th century. - I especially like that beautiful and gorgeous chandelier
providing a very festive atmosphere to this room, which I would describe as a "salon". - The antique record player is of course
a real eye catcher. - Wonderful, I am already very excited to watch your video! - See you soon, dear bro, - peace and kindest regards.
I've looked at a few of the "abandoned" home videos here and see evidence of care being done within a year of the production of the video. I work at a museum and have experience dating how long an item has been neglected. The items in this property have had attention within the past year or so; not more than 5 years.
Therefore, these aren't abandoned but merely unused properties that get occasional attention from their owners.
Still kind of abandoned/decaying but I understand what you mean-and very cool to see. I’d love to pick your brain on some of these places! You can tell in this video for example the grounds are mowed etc
I guess she is politely saying, this is not exploring but intruding.
I agree. There’s no dust on the tables or other surfaces. Obviously, someone is maintaining it.
@@yydmzkz09 I wonder if he knows who owns some of these places and just gives them some money to film it. If not, he could probably get arrested for trespassing I would think.
Ur words are in fact a relief to me, that this place is not abandoned, thanks.
I love the quiet respect and maturity that you bring to these videos. 🙏🏻💕 no screaming about spiders, no playing tricks on other explorers…. What an incredible place! The original Masonic details in the gates of the chapel and subtle hand sign in the paintings…. Always zoom into the hand signs, jewelry and medals in those old bourgeois paintings. They reveal a lot😉🧐 You’re so brave. I hold my breath everytime you guys walk through a door..😳😂🙏🏻💕
Yep good eye!
Thank you for taking such care in protecting the locations of the castles. Some people would delight in destroying such beauty. So glad they can't!
He hides the name and the outside but gives out other info soooo...
Anyone can research these places so the gatekeeping is unnecessarily egotistical.
On the other hand, would it be so bad if people looted that place?
At least they would sell those antiques instead of letting them decay there.
Extremely beautiful, I love old historical things and places. Plus absolutely love Leslies voice. It's so soothing and relaxing.
Achtsamkeit und Dankbarkeit für alle Beteiligten. ❤
Im sorry, but you'd of never gotten me out of that attic! Just so many interesting things, more than the rest of the property.
i love watching channels like this and i think most explore with the utmost respect for the properties and their contents but i think there’s a different level of passion & fascination in the way you present them that sets you apart & makes your videos even more enjoyable to watch
WAUW!!! Guys,this place was just absolutely stunning❤ sorry I missed you today family of decay!!! Lesley,this place was phenomenal! I just adore these French castles❤Thank you for the care,compassion and respectful honor you show these time capsules of human life ❤ without you guys,I'd never know such hauntingly gorgeous places exist! Love you all FAMILY OF DECAY! hope to see you next week!
👋 hello Dawn . It was fantastic documentary 🏰❤️
@@careyh38 hey Carey! I hope you're well and yes it really was a fascinating documentary! Hope to see you this Sunday in chat! I sure miss my Family of Decay!!! ❤🥰❤
It is such a great effort to make this video be in our reach. Thanks for your love and passion to the scattered history
Thank you for this video. This is the Stradivarius of castles. The beautiful wooden stairs, the warm color of the steps and rails, wooden floors and other details compares to the best violins ever made . ♥️
What an amazing place this is, so beautiful, with many beautiful items left behind, you found a real treasure with this castle, it is stunning to say the least. So nice to see it untouched. Thank you for taking the time to film/document this magnificent building and for sharing it with us. (UK)
Glad you enjoyed it, this was one of my best finds last year!
Simplesmente maravilhoso!!!! Triste acabar no esquecimento!!! Mas, agora a beleza está na decadência!!!! Parabéns pelo ótimo trabalho!!! Abraços desde Brasil 🇧🇷
Oh my goodness!!! You were in NY and I didn’t even get to meet you guys😢
Been watching since the beginning, have commented and received your comments back. Thank you.
I am so happy to see that you guys are doing so well with Brothers of Decay. You both do such a wonderful job showing such interesting places. I have learned so much.
I was wondering… In the future, do you plan on continuing down this path or do you see yourselves branching out in some way. (Career path wise).
If you ever find a place in Rochester or Buffalo NY, I would be happy to meet you, put you up, or otherwise help in any way I could😊✌️
Kim Haines
Oh my gosh! The floors are simply gorgeous. I’ve only just seen you go in and my mouth fell open at those glorious wood floors. It appears someone is keeping the place clean
I love how respectful and responsible you are with these old castles and homes. You definitely earned my subscription. Thank you for all your hard work in bringing us these masterpieces. God bless
Wow. That place needs to be loved and lived in again just beautiful.
I really enjoy your passion for the beauty of architecture and the places left behind of lives lost. It shows you really care about your work simply because you don't rip through a filming in under a half hour and oftentimes your cohort has to bring you back to reality because you get lost in your presentation. That's a good thing.👍🏼
Such a wonderful place. We were lucky you have shared it with us. Thank you so much. Enjoy Canada. 🤗💜😁
I love how sweet and respectful you are! You bring out the beautiful in all of the objects no matter how plain or grand!
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WTF are you talking about?
How is it respectful to trespass on private property for a living?
This was a magnificent find and love it. The beautiful furniture and the wonderful old clawfoot tubs , thank you so much Leslie I really enjoyed it very much.
What a place. One of the best you ever shown us. Someone should be living in this outragest place. Thank you for giving us a chance to see this great home.
Just wanted to say hello, and let you know that your doing an excellent job of bringing these castles back to life. Even if it’s an hour or thirty minutes, I enjoy listening to you expressing your thoughts and feelings about the craftsmanship and how wonderful everything that you come across is beautiful in its own way. Trust me if I could I would donate a lot of money, knowing that what your doing brings you joy especially when you dress for the part. Such a handsome man you make as you get into the role. Just absolutely awesome!!! Keep it up because it makes me smile too!!!😉☺️🤪
If that place were in the US, you could probably bet a lot of that stuff would be taken by thieves and sold on ebay or end up at some pawnshop.
@@sabinsnake1121......
Yes.people in America have no respect or appreciation for anything
This was my favorite castle of all of your videos I've seen. It was elegant but not so "over the top". I love that there is a fireplace in every room and that every bathroom had a very nice claw foot tub. I may have to watch this again. Thank you!
Exceptionally beautiful job. Phenomenal explore. You are a gifted writer and poet, and you don't even know it :) Thank you so much.
Gorgeous!!!
Can you imagine what it would have looked like with carpets, you can see the runners on the staircase that would have held them down...
The ultimate decay is just beginning...so sad..
I think the sketch book is the ultimate find!!!
I absolutely love your channel, i love the way you respect any property you find and even tidy up if it's been vandalized, love karen in Manchester United kingdom.
This is the oldest one I have ever seen. And it has the least amount of water damage. So absolutely beautiful. Thank you very much for sharing. God bless you.
you do a superb job making these videos! yours is my favorite channel! seeing all the things people leave behind just reminds me of the fact that when we die, we can't take it with us.
Look at the beautiful wood floor. I love how you explain to the best of your ability the story behind the places you explore. I see you’ve been on for awhile so I’ll be binging your videos. Thank you. I imagine the halls and rooms with lots of people with music and dancing and mingling together having sophisticated conversation.
In my dreams, I think of how totally awesome it would be to be given one of these furnished castles as a gift! If I'm gonna dream, I guess I'll dream big, ugh?! Lol! Thank you for sharing these videos with us! ♡♡☆☆♡♡☆☆♡♡
Me too Kay! What a dream huh? While we’re dreaming let’s not forget the $1,000,000.00 to fix the repairs 🤗
I'm so glad I found this channel! This was a wonderful documentary/exploration of a truly beautiful and amazing piece of what felt like frozen time. Just seeing items dated from the 1700's is so special
This seems to be a very special place. I absolutely love the staircase, and even the staircase up to the attic. I love the little hidden rooms downstairs off of the main lounge. So beautiful I hated to see the ceiling coming down in the attic rooms. What a wonderful feeling it must be to explore some thing like this! Take care and blessings!
The most beautiful and magical was that photoalbum....❤️❤️❤️
That moment gave me shivers....if I could see and touch it for real...feel the energy of past 🥰
La visite s'achève en te remerciant encore. Mais, la colère gronde impuissante devant ce gâchis, cet abandon de notre patrimoine qui part en poussières comme ces albums photos et croquis qui devraient être dans un musée comme le piano. Mon ❤️ est triste . ..
Wonderful documentary as always ❤ the fireplace with a window is new to me, the smoke must exaust on the sides.. 26:36 Amazing craftsmanship 😍
Gosto muito de assistir seus vídeos. Mas ao mesmo tempo me dá uma tristeza ver castelos, casas tão lindas abandonadas. ( É como se a história fosse sendo apagada). Eu viajo no tempo imaginando as pessoas que moravam nesses lugares. Lindo demais. ❤️❤️
Hola Denise de Castro ... a mi me preocupa más este joven que hace su trabajo con pasión pero... pero él debe tomar medidas de protegerse antes de entrar a esos lugares de “ paredes llenas de hongos... humedad, son edificios enfermos llenos de bacterias peligrosas por el estado del tiempo. Debe ponerse mascarillas, gusntes, medias y cascos antes de entrar en ellos. Admiro su valor y coraje de entrar a donde no sabe con que o con quien se va a encontrar en tan “ encantadores” lugares tenebrosos. Debe cuidarse más.
Admire your commitment to sleep in the car and start exploring at 6:39am without a morning coffee.
Such a beautiful castle, wish someone would come and save it, beautiful rooms, thanks for this awesome video
Hello 👋 dear, how are you doing?
Hi Lesley and team! My husband and I very much enjoy watching your videos of exploring these wonderful abandoned places. As others have noted, your sincere interest and passion are appreciated by your audience. I'm impressed by the quality of your productions and appreciate the historical background given of the places filmed. We only wish we had learned about Bros. of Decay sooner. Lesley's period costumes and great work as a guide are quite admirable. Keep up the good work!
Leslie, this has to be one of my favorite episodes from your channel. I very much enjoyed seeing all the art and paintings in that incredible collection. The piano you showed us would have dated to around 1820 and are often referred to as "square grand piano's"; At 29.42 minutes the box decorated in chinoiserie was a tea caddy which still contained the pewter containers used to keep the tea fresh. You did a wonderful job exploring this castle! Thank you for sharing.
Hey Jeff
I LOVE YOU!!! Seriously love watching your vids. I'm in Southern California and I can't afford to travel. But you allow us all to come with you on your adventures. Thanks for being so respectful going through these places. You're a great guy!
I'm in So Cal too! I've always wanted to travel but like you never had the money, darn it! His videos are amazing. Have you ever watched any videos of abandoned houses in the U.S.? Not as extravagant as the ones in Europe but still pretty cool. One I saw belonged to a gangster. Probably around 50's or 60's.
@@ajruther67 I have, lots actually. I'm obsessed with these types of vids.
@@missachurch5998 It's so cool to see and imagine the original beauty they once had
I have a new addiction! I can not stop watching! Simply amazing. Why are these homes just left this way? I can see people have been there working. My curiosity is getting the best of me. Who owns these homes,will they ever sell? Ty so much for these videos..
What a beautiful place!! Can't believe it's abandoned. Please stay safe, thank you.
I need you in my life !!! it's so peaceful hearing your voice
Another great find! Thank you Leslie for showing us this beautiful castle.
Extraordinary find! Wonderful explore. The skull was kind of bizarre. And I've never seen red toilet paper before lol.
Beautiful place, beautiful furniture. Thank you!
Thanks!
I agree 100% with the sentiments you convey in your amazing videos. What a tragedy for such irreplaceable history to fade away with neglect. Ty for sharing it all with the world. Maybe thru you more people will step up to preserve history rich places for future generations
Love watching your videos. It feels like a tour in a museum because you explain everything.👏👏👏
I really enjoyed this video, The castle was lovely. I hate to see the ones that are really messed up by other people. You show such respect to these castles. This castle had so many nice things. Thank you for all your hard work in bringing these documentaries to us ❤️🙏❤️
Thank you for bringing these beautiful places to us. You are doing an awesome job 😊
Cant believe it's abandoned! Eagerly waiting!
Your videos are also educational.Thank you.
Just to comprehend that this castle is from the 1600’s is mind blowing in itself ! Amazing
No. This castle is mid 1880s. No earlier
@@bcfairlie1 I was going by what the title of the video said. But thanks for the information
@@bcfairlie1 how can you tell
What a wonderful castle! You did such a great job of filming and describing it. I love how you respect everything, and return it to its proper place and appreciate even the smallest of things. Keep up the great work! I can’t make out your accent. Where are you from?
If there's one thing that I love more than a winding staircase, it's an enclosed, hidden one! Love it! Thanks for sharing this!
This kind of thing is an epidemic. The people who are asking for money in order to do this need to consider their criteria. Fulfilling rthe publics wrong ideas is about as ethical as nothing. If this character wants to find out about the owners or occupants then go and see the Lawyers. Politicians. Local Govt. and others and demand or request answers. Its time this society was cleaned up. But it will take force to do it . We are thinking of flming a chocolate factory in order to improve kids education. Got it or not? We sent out 2000 mails re 25.000 avoid deaths covers up. We got no responses cept Police attacxks.All websites destroyed.
@@emmabenedek646 What's with all the copy pasta? Seems you have an ulterior motive and ill intent
Thank you for a very interesting informative look at an abandoned castle.😀
Le beau château.😍 I would love for this castle to become home again. ⏳🥀
P. S. Is it so hard to push that like button,
Lesley deserves it. 🤷♀️ 🤍 🙋♀️
This place was beautiful! I loved the stairs, the piano all the paintings and up in the attic. I loved that book with all the drawings. How incredible to find that. Things like that tend to fall apart fast if not taken care of. Also the pictures. All the details. So cool
Your channel has really grown! I’m so happy for you. I really enjoy stepping back in time in these magnificent places you explore. The respect you show every place you bring us to through your videos is admirable. Here in the U.S. people vandalized and loot whatever has been abandoned. Sadly. I admire n respect you and your team of explorers. You all have scruples and integrity. Congratulations on the growth of your channel. 💯👍🏽💝✨🌎💝
Thanks
I can't believe the history of that castle. You're so Lucky to find places like that here in the US we don't have that kind of history. You do such an awesome job with these places thank you.
Yes in our country, we just destroy these gorgeous pieces of history and build modern ugly condos that cannot withstand even 50 years of wear and tear 😕 it’s disgusting the amazing pieces of history we’ve lost due to the wasteful ways of US “progress” 😡
I think it is in the US
I think there is a castle quite near to NY
I enjoy the abandoned places and finding out a little bit about the people. I’m glad you are respectful to the properties.
Remeber to ALWAYS close taps after you have opened them. Eventhough there is currently no water. It can just mean the main supply have been closed and can be opened at any time. It is common to close the main supply when you close up a place incase a pipe burst. If they open it and unaware of water running in a bathroom far up somewhere it can run for days and weeks and even flood the place and cause further damage without anyone knowing it. Water for farms is pumped out of a bore hole and then stored into a tank. So water is available always just not in the bathrooms.
Bath with paws....that made me smile so much💓
It's a shame to see all of this beauty going to waste. What a grand place this must have been in its day! It's hard to believe that the family just left all of this to go to waste. Waste makes me angry. Do they not have conservation of buildings in France? If it is a nature reserve then it seems feasible that they would want to preserve the castle as well. Countries differ. I don't know what the rules are in France, but I think there should be some way to preserve all this beauty. Guess it like it is in the US. You have to have deep pockets. Love the videos, even if it makes me sad to see all the abandonment. Love ya! Blessings!
This kind of thing is an epidemic. The people who are asking for money in order to do this need to consider their criteria. Fulfilling rthe publics wrong ideas is about as ethical as nothing. If this character wants to find out about the owners or occupants then go and see the Lawyers. Politicians. Local Govt. and others and demand or request answers. Its time this society was cleaned up. But it will take force to do it . We are thinking of flming a chocolate factory in order to improve kids education. Got it or not? We sent out 2000 mails re 25.000 avoid deaths covers up. We got no responses cept Police attacxks.All websites destroyed.
I love your videos! I could spend days in these places looking at all the treasures. Sometimes I see things I’d love to have a closer look at just because they are of particular interest to me. I love to look at the photos found of previous owners. The last cabinet on the top floor I could sit in front of for hours and hours looking at every single photo. I can sort of “feel” who the people were and what their lives ,ay have been like. We don’t have places like this in the U.S. Thank you for sharing these beautiful places with us!
You’re the most detailed explorer in my opinion . Amazing job .
Wow, very sure-footed! Coming down those attic stairs. I'm impressed that you go into places that most people wouldn't go. Tiny, dark rooms. And you are so enthusiastic about it!
Love your videos, and loved this one alot. I want to talk about that skull. First thing I noticed was the large amount of mounted trophies from hunts. Whether it was just the horns, skulls, or heads. My first impression was, the guy who lived here loved the hunt, could they have also hunted humans? Then we go into a nice sitting area that leads to a side room. It looked like we just entered a Vincent Price movie. A human skull on an old desk in a red room with a sword on the mantle. As fascinating as that was, that was a dark turn. If that skull was real, no one just has that sitting on a desk for light hearted decor. I also noticed the boards that came out of that same desk. Those looked like paddles for spanking punishment. Those were used on children in the old days for discipline. That makes sense seeing that pic of the boys and the priests. I think this school was used as a religious school for boys and unfortunately bad things happened in places like that. I would love to know more about the history of this place. Also, that coat of arms on the gate caught my attention. A pyramid? In a chapel of God? That screamed Illuminati or Masons. Possibly a section of Skull and Bones, which would explain the skull on the desk. This house as beautiful as it is, may have alot more skeletons in its closet.
Excellent observations!!! I agree Honey...needs more investigation!
I agree, the picture of all those boys and priests on the mansion steps seemed to indicate another purpose for the space at some point. But it was not large enough to house all those people. Odd to imagine a desk with built in paddles! Really? This was a thing?
So interesting!
So interesting, I couldn't help but pick up on the same vibes throughout the video.
The mixture of pagan and catholic iconography is not a coincidence. As for the size of the lodge being too small for a school, perhaps all is left is the original hunting lodge, boys could have been housed in separate buildings that may no longer exist.
Just a thought.
You are 100% correct. Bad things happened there.
Thank you for showing us the magnificent castle! I find myself day dreaming about the people who lived their lives in these old abandoned buildings you bring to life. Be careful in future endeavors. So glad I found you