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@YorksTradMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Can you post a track list of the music please?

@lourdesdelapena1852

2 жыл бұрын

👍❤️🙏🏻

@christinebova2326

2 жыл бұрын

Once again excellent job! In the US we used to knit those small doilies even had kits as a kid but we use them for pot holders like an oven mitt for holding on to hot pots as a child I made so many of them and gave them to all my relatives LOL but I could see putting it over a jug to keep contaminants from falling in especially if you lived on a farm just dust and debris to keep out of your water and drinks amazing how we use things for different purposes in different cultures you do an excellent job God bless all your efforts! Much love, Christine

@user-wd8hi9sf6d

Ай бұрын

Столовая10МэИ Рутуб картинка в картинке круглогодично😂 14:57

@user-wd8hi9sf6d

Ай бұрын

Русский Джон Конор 15:40где золото😅

"...before she finally rose to heaven." - Very tastefully done, respectful to her and her faith. I have to say, you guys are very respectful to the places you visit and the people you investigate. Probably the only people on Earth that if I caught you breaking into my place, I'd end up just showing you around, lol. Keep up the good work.

@hermigildagito9095

3 жыл бұрын

I'll .

@user-gx6de9vq2z

2 жыл бұрын

Как точно почувствовали!👍

@naridonn1195

Жыл бұрын

Lols...Yes I'd probably do the same myself, these young men are nice guys

@miriam100ful

3 ай бұрын

I would just like to say that it may sound romantic, but there is only one person who rose to heaven that was Jesus, for the rest of us it is very different. And another thing there are no homeless nuns as they live in communities in convents. If this was her home she would need to renounce their property and live in poverty, as they take a vow.

Can't wait to show you this video! This was by a long shot my most favorite abandoned place EVER...

@franciscotiagodejesuslopes6527

3 жыл бұрын

És o maior bro

@karenmilligan5597

3 жыл бұрын

@@joaom243 Seriously? I have already figured out that Lesley makes some stuff up as he goes along but he is so charming I watch him anyway and the places he explores are interesting wether or not we are getting the real story, lol.

@titanicrosedawson7350

3 жыл бұрын

you are so handsome ........heart heart heart

@efogg3

3 жыл бұрын

Just to be in there and breath in the air and physically be able to touch everything there is a moment spiritually that I know Lesley will never forget. I know this!

@efogg3

3 жыл бұрын

where is the link to dannys channel??

what I do not understand is why the remaining family does not come to reclaim the remining items. If I knew my great grandparents place was still there with things in it I would go get it. It is so sad to see all the personal belongings still there just rotting away. Some of the cookware is very expensive.. sad, so sad!!

@leesuzie6493

3 жыл бұрын

I exactly agree what u said.

@tropicaldaze23

3 жыл бұрын

I would be so sad if the things that meant something to me were left to rot and decay. I hope all my friends and family would come through and take pieces of my life and happy "artifacts" away with them. I hope that young families just starting out or college students would take my furniture.

@mistylongo8403

3 жыл бұрын

I agree completely

@mistylongo8403

3 жыл бұрын

There’s probably enough stuff there that can be sold and they could probably use that money to redo all or part of the estate...

@MIGHTYRIVERS19

3 жыл бұрын

YES

I love how you’re presentation is & how respectful you guys are to the people who once lived there 💜

@BrosOfDecay

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much Julia we try our best :)

@user-hr8pw8yi8q

3 жыл бұрын

You are right Nokia

@anamariamartinezzabala1649

2 жыл бұрын

wanderfull comentary Jeweliem. Anita from Argentina

@kheyann293

2 жыл бұрын

UEVG

Shame on the children who did not take her in or help her. My grandfather was Portuguese and it is very interesting to see these homes.

@BrosOfDecay

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I agree you should always help your parents in need!

@crazyinclarence5531

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe there is an inheritance tax like many countries which they can't afford? I know in Japan that is the case

@kathypayne7692

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I was wondering that myself such a huge house they probably provided for a lot of the family members so why was there no help at the end and she went to the church in the end. Was there a family member at the church? Yes you should always look out for older family members especially your own parents for goodness sake. May she rest in peace. Let's hope family at the church gave her peace love and respect at the end. Blessings for everyone. 😊🕊🌹

@MIGHTYRIVERS19

3 жыл бұрын

@@crazyinclarence5531 Yes in britain too

@MIGHTYRIVERS19

3 жыл бұрын

@@kathypayne7692 The nuns run old people homes so that what it probably was

The saddest part of this, is that, “the kids all move away”. They left and never helped their Mom. My older Daughter is gone a lot and it’s hard. What a beautiful home going to ruin, just probably as that Mother’s heart when her kids never came back to visit. It would be a shame if the ceiling fell in on those beautiful chandeliers! They’re only possessions, God has our true home in heaven though. At the end of the video I cried a little, I think all our grandparents or the people before us struggled or lived this way. A time forgotten loved ones that have passed that you still miss.

@constance9789

3 жыл бұрын

I have often imaged a home like this with a court yard with my family living with me with their child, how I have a better idea of how it would be laid out, now I can image more of the plan. Nice to dream.

@spcb77

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, how could they let the matriarch live alone in that big house for 18 years.

@elevans5758

Жыл бұрын

@@constance9789 me too

I live in a little house in the forest, strange to think that when I have gone someone will be looking through all my stuff like this.

@ricardomendez914

3 жыл бұрын

Hugs from México!!

@TauTiaLDouglass

3 жыл бұрын

@@ricardomendez914 Thanks :) hugs here from Sweden.

@TisiGrey

3 жыл бұрын

Leave mysterious and misleading notes?

@TauTiaLDouglass

3 жыл бұрын

@@TisiGrey They are going to find all kinds here, I have skulls, Baphomet statues, magick books filled with all kinds, lots of different herbs and resins, all kinds of stuff, they will have a field day.

@bonbomzaragoza2741

3 жыл бұрын

I would love to see pictures of your home

Thank you for the adventures, I’m disabled and can’t travel and you help me feel like I’m actually seeing the worlds treasures xx

@carolmchargue7746

3 жыл бұрын

Same for me. I love "exploring " with these gentlemen and learning about foreign places I'll never see in real time.

@constance9789

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto

@dinadunlap3971

2 жыл бұрын

Yes me 2. I feel the same way

@moey100

2 жыл бұрын

Same for me besides not ever being able to afford travel.

@susanoswalt1169

2 жыл бұрын

I am disabled also,in my 60s will never be able to travel the world I get to live through your eyes. Thank you

I bet back in the 1930 it was a beautiful place and they were a beautiful family

@emilyrivera4140

3 жыл бұрын

ingat sir.very old na.baka mahulog ka.

@BrosOfDecay

3 жыл бұрын

I agree very much :) x

@pameladonley9731

3 жыл бұрын

thank you sorry tooks so long to get back to you

@pameladonley9731

3 жыл бұрын

@@BrosOfDecay thank you i would live there if it was livable

@satsumamoon

3 жыл бұрын

Or maybe they were alcoholic religious nuts .

Lesley ,your romantic and passionate ways are what makes your channel so amazing....bless your heart

That scenery when you first came in was such a beautiful sight what a nice place to live

This is my perfect home, I've always envisioned living in a home exactly like this. Absolutely stunning and heart breaking that it's being left to decay.

I adore your explores and how respectfully you document the story. It also makes me sad to see what becomes a family's legacy. At 56 I now realise the things I hold dear to me may be a burden to my children. I have started clearing out things that are sentimental to me, but maybe not to them. I'll donate it to people that may find them of benefit rather than have them be thrown out like trash or rot. Everything and everyone has their time. We all return home to the creator. Love to you both from the beautiful Blue Mountains in Australia. Peace, love and light,

@mariacanto1871

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you, but I won’t get rid of any of my cherished items, they make me happy! I will enjoy them until I die!

@LoveTheJourney4U

3 жыл бұрын

Beautifully put!

@deepikav5976

3 жыл бұрын

Good thought. 👍

At 15:00 the "Portuguese Coffeemaker" is of Italian origin known as a moka pot or espresso maker. Great job, keep it up. It may appear easy but it's really challenging, takes a lot of hard work to explore and film and edit. Thank you for inviting us along.

@terribelle3

3 жыл бұрын

Bhavya I have an Italian little espresso pot. My (modern) coffee maker broke & I remebered I had this one. I make coffee with it sometimes twice a day & LOVE it. It just feels so much more "real" & special using this ❤

Hi Lesley! Loving this explore. That chandelier in the chapel is magnificent! The sad part is that it's hanging from a ceiling that is deteriorating. Eventually, the chandelier will fall and shatter. It's such a beautiful chandelier.

@ranisrikumar5735

Жыл бұрын

Really! Sad to see the chandelier and chapel

That was absolutely amazing. I can’t believe the chandelier was in full tact. While I appreciate your exceptional videos, I worry about your safety. That was pretty sketchy ground you were walking on. Call it the mom in me. Thank you for documenting such beautiful architecture and antiques before it is totally reclaimed into the nature.

Our town had an F5 tornado. Afterward people could not go back into their homes to salvage clothes or personal items because of bacteria and mold. The lady probably could not salvage her items safely so had to leave them. 😢

I found myself wondering what events caused such ruin to the mansion. My thought is it was an earthquake that caused all that damage. Even the damage was beautiful in it's own way. I loved the surprise that I'm sure we all felt when you discovered the 2nd part of the house. Thank you for a great explore!

Leslie you are so special, the way you speak about the family who lived in these places, you have a warm heart, xxx

Thank you for another epic adventure in a very old abandoned mansion. The chandelier in the chapel is amazing, not a single crystal missing. I thoroughly enjoyed this tour. You always show such respect and reverence for other peoples homes and belongings. Keep up the good work, and watch for those weakened floors.

@walterklaus3646

3 жыл бұрын

Nice words Suzanne , how are you doing ?

You asked why she didn't take her things with her to the monastery. I thought when you entered a monastery you had to give up all of your worldly possessions. That might explain it, unless I'm wrong about that.

@justkp9243

3 жыл бұрын

It’s true, they take very minimal items with them but those items are given in for safe keeping (only a few small personal items allowed tho)

@sharong8511

3 жыл бұрын

Plus there would be no need for any furniture or other items. Anything valuable like jewelry and cash would be given to the church. The three vows are poverty, obedience and chastity.

@karenmilligan5597

3 жыл бұрын

@@sharong8511 I fit two out of three, lol, poverty and chasity. 😂

@sharong8511

3 жыл бұрын

@@karenmilligan5597 Me too 😁

@tropicaldaze23

3 жыл бұрын

@@joaom243 So then what really happened to her? Why was she all alone with no family?

18:06 This stove is quite a find! The company that manufactured it was Smith/Wellstood Colombian. The front of the stove is Morning Star No. 1. This parlour stove dates back to the early to mid 1800's.

@walterklaus3646

3 жыл бұрын

Nice words Patricia , how are you doing ?

Although I cannot read Portugese, the certificate on the wall 35:30 is probably a Confirmation Certificate. At 36:10 is a picture of the children on their Confirmation Day, going by the white clothes the girls are wearing. I am wondering if the original part of the house was already decaying and only the newer portion that you found was used. Then it was not safe to even be in the newer portion because moving around the original courtyard house was falling into disrepair and the storm made it comletely unlivable for and older person on her own. I can imagine living in that home with the childrens laughter coming up from the court yard. Beautiful home. Thank you.

@chrisgosey1821

3 жыл бұрын

I believe that you are on target regarding that framed certificate. I was wondering what it could be. Sometimes, devout individuals do receive special "Papal Proclaimations" (probably not what it's called tho!), but those framed documents are usually much larger.

@HartAngel5

3 жыл бұрын

At 35:30, it is actually an enrollment certificate for "The Daughters of the Union of Mary", which is probably similar to or the same as the Catholic apostolate called "The Legion of Mary" in English-speaking countries, a society that I believe is still active even today.

@chrisgosey1821

3 жыл бұрын

@@HartAngel5,thanks for your insightful comment!

@HartAngel5

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrisgosey1821 You're welcome!

@tracyjane7724

10 күн бұрын

In the UK young girls wear white dresses for their First Communion.

The way you told the story at the beginning was so moving i actually wanted to 😢 ❤

@brendaanderson8189

3 жыл бұрын

I did cry

@valdi4637

3 жыл бұрын

Anch'io mi sono commosso e ho pianto. Bellissimo video.

When I leave this earth, people will have a ball going through my herbs, crystals and grimoires. I have hundreds of books of different topics. Fiction, biographies, history...I love to read everything I get my hands on. I hate to think of my things being left to decay. This video was great and it made me sad to see all the fine relics going to waste and decay.

@cynthiaarnold5807

3 жыл бұрын

I always tell my hubby if die before he does get rid of um the personal stuff.

@cynthiaarnold5807

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like we s one good reading at your place. I used to want to live in a cabin in the woods. Not anymore. My daughters husbands family lives deep in the woods. Its to quiet and lonely. I like hearing people. Its nice while your there but I could not stand the isolation. Your place sounds great.

We are SO lucky to have Danny to explain these things in Portugal ! ♥♥♥

This is an amazing explore, Lesley and Dani! The decaying of this huge house happened over a long period of time. I wonder why the sons never came back to see their mom, sounds a bit strange to me! It will take a lot of resources to renovate this mansion! The chandelier in the chapel is beautiful!

@geraldruiz2437

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Maria Canto, How are you doing today? Its really nice having you on here.. I saw your profile on here and i think we definitely are on the same page on many levels. Trust, communication, loving, honoring, God-fearing, understanding, patience and respecting your partner. So crucial to provide balance. This is what creates such great chemistry between two people that are committed to one another.

Sou portuguesa e não sabia que tínhamos tantos tesouros abandonados obrigado por me terem mostrado um grande abraço

Beautiful explore! Miranda must have been terrified when that massive storm tore down her house around her. I always feel very nostalgic and relate to the people who lived inside the places you explore. You do a great job of setting the atmosphere of the residents. Glad she spent her last days in a calm, safe, and spiritual environment. There is no place like home, but I believe she found comfort there. Her personal chapel was gorgeous!! The chandelier was breathtaking. She must have had an amazing faith. God bless her soul. ❤️

Oh yeah this video made me cry my eyes out. I thought of the nuns I grew up with. Went to Catholic school until 5th grade. You bring the families to life. You bring them life again in a way. Keep up the great videos.

Truly magnificent! You've done a beautiful job imagining their lives and narrating in a way that is both entertaining and magical! Thank you!

Poor Danny is nearly having heart attack Lesley terrified of you going through the floorboards 😮

I’m Portuguese from Lisbon but I live in Prague! I love yours videos

ME ENCANTA SU MANERA DE NARRAR TODO, CADA DETALLE ... GRACIAS POR TRANSPORTARNOS A ESOS INCREÍBLES LUGARES... ADMIRO EL RESPETO QUE LE DAN A TODO... MUCHOS ÉXITOS... SALUDOS CORDIALES👍👏🙋🙅

I love seeing these old places that you explore and I appreciate how respectful you are about leaving things as you found them. However, as one that is very sentimental, it seems incredibly sad that these beautiful things are left behind to rot...

Song Bird Side cage- in, Hall Porch like small canary birds for a happy sound in the halls/ and those fireplace grippers are for removing a cast iron pot or other items that are set on the stove or in the coals.

@drmyers56

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I came to the comments hoping someone knew.

@janetstangl248

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@animalfriend2092

3 жыл бұрын

I knew about what the fire place grippers where for, also I thought the side cage openings in the hall way's where for some kind of birds being put inside there, but not sure what 🐦 's. Thanks for the info

@carmineredd1198

2 жыл бұрын

homing pigeons

If Miranda was anything like my mother she probably refused to move to wherever her children now lived. I was fortunate in having a husband who was supportive of me living with my mother In Norway for nearly 10 yrs even though I came back to the US as often as I could. My mother finally agreed to move to my home on our farm in Colorado 3 yrs before she died at 112 in 2018.

@chrisgosey1821

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, just like my father who continued to live alone in our Texas home until age 92, following our mother's death 15 years earlier. We tried everything to get him to move near one of the 3 of us siblings living in other states. Eventually, he was forced to move near my younger sister in Oklahoma! Since his maternal Grandmother lived to be 120 yrs in East Texas, we were sure he would live to be at least 100 yrs old! Unfortunately due to the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic (he was a "people person") he checked out at 94 yrs old, peacefully & painlessly.

Oh my gosh! You found a hidden part of the house! How wonderful!!! Such a great explore!

Me encanto , dos jóvenes muy valientes para recorrer este lugar en tan malas condiciones, gracias por mostrarnos esta maravilla de abandono 💜🤗

So lovely. Why do you always leave me wanting more?! You are both so sweet and kind. A pleasure to watch. Thankyou. 😘

I'm excited to watch this video, any way. Happy Easter Lesley🙏😇🌞God bless you always🥰

@BrosOfDecay

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Easter Catherine, see you tonight

Many of the architectural features of this place look much older than 1931. I wonder if the date merely reflects the date they acquired the property? Super fascinating video. Great job Leslie!!

@nanellevantonder3767

Жыл бұрын

I agree. Maybe the date of 1932 is merely the date the iron balustrades were added. The house and building style is much older. Sooo interresting!

This house was inherited . There is no way built in the early 1900's. They must of moved in it then. This is a much older place as you can tell of the big bricks that is in the walls. Ive been studying this for a while now.

@denisecarpenter2981

3 жыл бұрын

@@joaom243 why doesn’t your family go there and rescue those beautiful family heirlooms?

@mylife-mw8ff

3 жыл бұрын

I think you're right about the house was built before the time they say 1930. But what do you think at 10:45 ? the ion work on the balcony look likes 1931 with something that looks like alphabet letters and he says that's the date of the house was built and G A is family name Gasper.

Those cages look like homing pidgeon housing. It was the quickest way of communicating during this time and is so cool to see.

@chrisgosey1821

3 жыл бұрын

Wow...thanks sharing! That makes perfect sense, at least to me.

@paulafleming4959

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same!

I am an end watcher! And I was richly rewarded for sticking w/u. Even though I should be sound asleep...lol Happy Easter 2021 Lesley & Danny from New Orleans, LoUiSiAna.

I just love the introduction where you set a picture in my mind of the people and family that lived there. Thankyou for taking me on the journey's with you both.x with thanks and appreciation from Yorkshire England xx

I adore your admiration and courage. I respect your decision of what you do, just be safe and keep you in my prayers! Your well-being is much more important than letting us see these beautiful places.

This place must have been exquisite when it was newly built, and so classically Portuguese in style. The bird cages look like dovecotes or pigeon lofts in their size and design. Great wine cellar...sealed port, and many red wines remain drinkable for a hundred years are more as long as the bottles are still securely corked. The scissor things near the oven are called fire tongs. The tall stand beside the nightstand is for an oil lamp or was used as a fern stand. She likely didn’t take much with her to the monastery because the cells for monks and guests are quite small, and all furnished the same. The covers for glasses or jam jars keep flies and wasps out of your drinks. The hallway with a wall of window is a conservatory where many plants were grown, and people could get Sun in Winter. The set of pictures of Christ on a journey is called “The Stations of the Cross, and they tell the story of his death and resurrection. Thanks for sharing this gem with us, and stay well and safe out there.🖤🇨🇦

@tracyjane7724

10 күн бұрын

Do you know what the doors are for 19.24 They look like bird cages built into the wall but Leslie said they had no back. Thank you very much for all your information. It's great to learn more about these old places.

Really enjoyed your nice coverage of this abandoned mansion, left to decay & soon to completely crumble . Really sad to hear of what happened to Miranda yet so happy to know she entered into nunnery the rest of her life. Her family probably were devouted Christian Catholics with the presence of that huge rosary beads near their altar in the family chapel. Really very interesting of how you narrated the story of Miranda's family. More of your explorations Leslie & Danny. You really are a very very professional vloggers together. Congratulstions, very well done each time. I came upon you this time of pandemic where i got more time at home. Everyday I keep checking if you got new vlogs, if there aren't, i look at your past vlogs... i never tire looking at your vlogs, very well presented always. Congats also to Danny. Happy & a blessed Easter to you both!!!

This place made me cry!!! Such a truly sad story of Mrs. Gasper😞 Of all of her children, none of them would come back & help her fix up the place or take some of the priceless furniture or momentos in this fabulous property, or care for her themselves?!? Sooo many things that should be saved!!! The wooden furniture was gorgeous! The stained glass windows were epic, the chandelier in the chapel was breathtaking! Sooo many memorable items that should be saved!!! What a gorgeous property, when it was in it’s hay day! I loved that she made doilies!!! I still have some from my grandmother & use & cherish them to this day🙏 I loved the large medal candlesticks! Such a waste of such timeless, epic items, made me get a tear in my eye & wish that I could save them!!! Thank you Leslie & Danny for sharing this wonderful property with us!!! I loved it ❤️

@geraldruiz2437

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Jill Davis, How are you doing today? Its really nice having you on here.. I saw your profile on here and i think we definitely are on the same page on many levels. Trust, communication, loving, honoring, God-fearing, understanding, patience and respecting your partner. So crucial to provide balance. This is what creates such great chemistry between two people that are committed to one another.

@jilldavis7229

3 жыл бұрын

@@geraldruiz2437 Thank you Gerald for the nice compliments! My husband & I have been married for 45 years & have a wonderful relationship! I hope that you have one as well! I always try to be positive, as sooo very many are negative & I feel that it servers no purpose, to be negative! I have MS, Type 1 diabetes & am an amputee, so I have had many challenges in my life & choose to thank God for the positives rather than focus on the negatives! This world is too negative & I have always tried to stay focused on the positive! Thank you for your lovely comments, I wish you all of the best in all that you pursue in life!

@geraldruiz2437

3 жыл бұрын

@@jilldavis7229 Good day to you Jill, I am a widowed,i have 2 kids a boy and a girl live with me Full time...I work with the USA Army Marine for a long time now. Well, I am not antisocial due to the nature of my job, I don’t get the chance to travel sometimes. Well I’ve had to overcome many things in my life and would not be where I’m at today if I did not speak my mind. So the answer is NO, I have no problem speaking my mind. To be an advocate for myself and my kids. There is a right and wrong way to approach every situation so I am very careful when I do need to stand up for myself keeping others in mind.

@jilldavis7229

3 жыл бұрын

@@geraldruiz2437 Gerald, you sound like a wonderful person! I am sooo very sorry for the loss of your wife & especially for your children 😞. Your daughter & son are lucky to have you! I’m glad that you are an advocate for yourself & your children as we certainly all need to be for ourselves! It sounds like you have a great & satisfying job! I thank you for your service! How did you get my name to begin communicating with me? What KZread video did you find my comments? I am not on social media! It sounds like you have a great life, family & job, I wish you the best in all of these!

@geraldruiz2437

3 жыл бұрын

@@jilldavis7229 My name is Gerald Ruiz. I am passionate to find that special someone to enrich my life as well I can enrich his & her in every aspect, every day. I tend to be more of a giver then taker. That is part of my personality but I do not mind as long as I feel I'm not taken advantage of. I'm the type that stops to smell fresh cut grass.. Either I am not antisocial man too.. Awww, You Sounds so great and interesting 💛 I will love to know more about ourselves if you don't mind that with me, “Best of Friends” nothing much.. Via WhatsApp number or an Email address to text you more better... Wish you a blessed, wonderful weekend ahead of you💞 and Stay safe always🙏.

I loved this explore! So great to see Danny exploring with you again. You both are such kind and respectful explorer's.

It looks like a boarding house for seniors. So sad to see those antiques falling through the floors.

I can’t wait! I’m a new subscriber. I found a couple of your videos and have been binge watching ever since. Thank you for uploading these videos, there is so much history in each and everyone of these homes. Stay safe and Healthy!

@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Easter! 🐰🐣🐇 I also explore.

Just got delivery on 6 - Bros of Decay T-shirts - Beautiful ☺️ They will be worn by some really beautiful people...what great advertising ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Very Interesting, and I enjoy the tone of your voice, the way you verbalize the story as you discover and search the homes you visit and the respect you show the property and the people who once lived there. Very Good

@geraldruiz2437

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Constance, How are you doing today? Its really nice having you on here.. I saw your profile on here and i think we definitely are on the same page on many levels. Trust, communication, loving, honoring, God-fearing, understanding, patience and respecting your partner. So crucial to provide balance. This is what creates such great chemistry between two people that are committed to one another.

@constance9789

3 жыл бұрын

@@geraldruiz2437 Greetings Gerald; No truer words have ever been spoken to me by another person, unless through some form of Academia or Spiritual. Thank you for that recognition, I couldn’t ask for anything better from another Believer on this Our Spiritual Journey, I was/am truly quickened by the Spirit. .....I know not what to say, but to reflect to a ‘Kindred Spirit’ given the world we endeavor to live and find purpose, my your journey go forth in Truth, Grace, Peace, and above all Love. Remember; Philippians 4:8 God Blessings, Constance

@geraldruiz2437

3 жыл бұрын

@@constance9789 Hey Mate. You sounds so great and interesting 🤨 I'm a widowed, I have 2 kids a boy and a girl live with me Full time...I work with the USA Army Marine for a long time now. Well, I am not antisocial due to the nature of my job, I don’t get the chance to travel sometimes. Well I’ve had to overcome many things in my life and would not be where I’m at today if I did not speak my mind. So the answer is NO, I have no problem speaking my mind. To be an advocate for myself and my kids. There is a right and wrong way to approach every situation so I am very careful when I do need to stand up for myself keeping others in mind.

@geraldruiz2437

3 жыл бұрын

@@constance9789 Good morning to you Constance Xxx. My name is Gerald Ruiz. I am passionate to find that special someone to enrich my life as well I can enrich his in every aspect every day. I tend to be more of a giver either not be a taker in all aspects of my Life. That is part of my personality but I do not mind as long as I feel I'm not taken advantage of. I'm the type that stops to smell fresh cut grass.. Am I funny? I'm silly funny, playful sometimes, Humor & laughter are the best natural medicine to keep us healthy. How I miss that so much right now with someone (an adult) but my kids are so funny. they make me laugh a lot. I am very affectionate.I love having fun and traveling Scuba lessons were so unreal besides freezing to death. I think I may experience the most amazing thing in my life when I dive in Cozumel besides giving birth to my cute kids. But I enjoy relaxing on the beach, soaking up the sun, the sound of the ocean and smell of the tropical breezes. The sunsets are unforgettable and I thank God every day for the blessings, he had brought to my life ever before and forever till eternity🙏🌹💫. Wish you a blessed, wonderful weekend over there 🙏🍀💫 and Stay safe always 🙏 Hope to hear from you as soon as you can.. From Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

Emocionante ! Essa família, com certeza, viveu momentos felizes nessa casa ! Tudo muito lindo ! ( Ilha Comprida _ São Paulo _ Brasil ) .

Happy Easter everyone 🐣. Be safe & God Bless✨

@BrosOfDecay

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Easter Cindy

@annsmith4739

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Easter cindy lv Ann

@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803

3 жыл бұрын

@@BrosOfDecay Happy Easter! 🐰🐣🐇 USA 🇺🇸

@usereirini

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Easter, from Greece. This week, is Holly week for us! May God protect everyone and help us to overcome the disease...to be healthy again!!!

I love your channel! Your narratives of the homes and families are wonderful. I especially appreciate how respectfull you are of all the things you touch. So gentle, so kind. You do a fabulous job. Thank you!!

It looks like more than one family lived there. And it a shame the family o the county doesn’t restore it for museum. Thank you for your bravery. I like antiques also.

Happy Easter to you both. Can't wait to watch this amazing video

what a beautiful place.I wish I could go visit those wonderful places.great work guys.

Beautifully written & narrated. ❤ your voice, Lesley.

Leslie and Danie, thank you for this fantastic beautiful abandoned Portuguese mansion. I enjoy watching these abandoned places but at the same time sooo sad. Happy Easter guys and be safe, 👏🙏🙌✌❤ all the way from Canada 🇨🇦💌

Happy Easter from Switzerland.

@walterklaus3646

3 жыл бұрын

Nice words Elchornchen , how are you doing ?

That was absolutely epic. Nice Job 👍

@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed! 🙂👍

It was so sweet the way you told the tale of the family and ended with the description of how the girl's religion was taken to another level in the monastery where she lived out her life before going to heaven. God bless you guys. Side note: From my view, this appears to be one of the ricketiest houses you guys have ever explored and I was having little heart attacks that you would fall through those floors. I'm so glad you made it around safely.

@walterklaus3646

3 жыл бұрын

Nice words Alzbeta , how are you doing ?

Such a Beautiful place. Thank you for taking us on this adventure with you. Also, thank you for your professionalism and noble respect for these places that you take us to...They are memorials to the generations of the people for whom they were homes and sanctuaries. GOD bless and protect you. Antonia, Az, USA

Hello Lesley, Jordy and one best friend Danny (your help is always appreciated). Wauw the Portugal Mansion is incredible place with the 🕍. The new house with wood furniture and every detail in the design is cute. Thank you always for your polite narrative about the history of the family members! Stay safe 😷😊😻🙏😇😚💯💖

So cool that you found that part of the house that still has so much life left! I was in shock seeing how nice it was. With so much damage done to the majority of the place. Great job guys!!

@constance9789

3 жыл бұрын

I loved the surprise ending also, you could tell that was where she spent her later days, if not longer or always.

It's really great that you are doing this. I've always have been drawn to abandoned houses and things that you would find inside. And now thanks to you and your videos I get to explore too!

Beautiful video and shots guys!!! Thank you Leslie and Danny.

It's so sad to learn that the parents afforded their kids such an abundant life and none of them took the mother in when the house was ravaged.

@s.r.r.

2 жыл бұрын

Perhaps she didn't want to leave the area where she had lived all her life.

Looks amazing, can't wait!

Another fanastic explore that I didn't want to end. You could spend days in that place discovering all kinds of things. Thank you for taking us along.

You guys are very simple. and respectful to the old residents. Like all your videos do exceptional work

Cuánta belleza!!! Pura nostalgia me dio!! Gracias por compartir su historia y sobre todo por los subtítulos en español!!

Happy Easter Everybody 🐣 💓

@midnightrose5924

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Easter to you as well! ❤️

@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Easter! 🐣🐰🐇

I enjoyed so much this video and all your work, , and how respectful you are with the memories left behind, keep the same way, many greetings from Quito, Ecuador at the middle of the world.

Does anyone ever go to these sights to rescue the items you come across? It seems a shame for them to be lost to time and decay. I got my mother and dog hooked on your show. We all sit down together to watch them and we love how respectful you are.

Happy Easter and keep safe to you and Jordy x

Fabuloso, hermoso, increíble. Felicidades y muchas gracias

Lesley thank you for another great video. I love how you respect everything you touch. God Bless you always

I love how you explain all that ! What emotion one can feel seeing all these old things abandonned and the charm that the house exudes despite everything !

Great tour Lesley. I liked the plant room with all the windows best. I could not find Danny's link in the description. I would definitely check it out if I knew what it is called.

@walterklaus3646

3 жыл бұрын

Nice words Karen , how are you doing ?

Catholic Ed: The pictures on the wall are a group of ten called "Stations of the Cross", each represents a scene from the day Christ was Crucified. One or group moves from one to the other and says prayers relevant to that particular image. Rosaries are so called because they were made from mashed and cooked rose petals molded into beads (still are in some places).Priests and nuns rarely met alone in a closed place, there were at least grating or curtains between. The Church is bigger from the inside than it seems from without; and while all share belief, traditions vary a great deal. Would make a good Skillshare! "Catholicism for Travelers".

@BrosOfDecay

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for that wonderful information :)

The scenery is so gorgeous!! I’d love to be there .. didn’t get to watch your live video, was gone with family for Easter. Going to watch it soon. Love your videos! Take care and hopefully I’ll catch your live next week. Blessings 💜💜

That last sitting area where the plants would’ve been is absolutely gorgeous! The little things that were crocheted were to put under hot pans. I love the glass work in the windows it’s just stunning! The chapel is beautiful. I would’ve loved to of seen this before the decay - I bet it was spectacular! The respect that you show for these places is great. Take care and happy Easter.

What a beautiful place with a lot of history. Happy Easter 🐣 💓 💛☺ 💛

Que maravilla !! Siento que lo he recorrido con ustedes ,eres un guía excelente ,llevas el relato con misterio y espectativa ,así lo haces más fascinante aún ,mil gracias !!!

Lovely music toward the end. And gorgeous film work throughout. Thank you.

Thank you bud for youre amazing videos....i watched one by accident and now im hooked...i allways been passionate of old mansions and their stories...and thats exactly what you do.....thank you

@BrosOfDecay

3 жыл бұрын

Lovely to hear Jaime glad you have you on the channel :D

Happy Easter Everyone! The first knitted item was we call a "Granny square" it is usually the start of a full blanket or a coaster to put under our drinks. The other is the doily the others mentioned.. Blessings for the lady below may she get the help she needs...

@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Easter! 🐣🐰🐇

Great video! I love that places!

@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803

3 жыл бұрын

🙂👍

Such a beautiful place with an interesting history! A great exploration, as usual ...

Fabulous! I loved the bird cages in the corridors. What a lovely idea...built in bird cages. 🥰 Also loved the incredibly beautiful windows and the way they lined the courtyard. So open and bright! You can almost hear children running and laughing down the long corridors, playing in the colorful light patterns from the stained glass. Thank you for another fantastic exploration!!!

Happy Easter boys!!! ✝️💗🐑🌷✝️ Can't wait to see this one!

Boa tarde amigo estou acompanhando sua live, incrível 👏

Loved this place! I can see why you were there for 6 hours. Thanks, as always for sharing Lesley.

Stunning view! Wow what a find, quite impressive! 👏 Love the courtyard. The history & setup of your story was beautifully done. I can imagine a busy house with the smells & flavors of Portuguese cooking. Nuns do not have a lot of material things as they promise in their vows. Great explore, you keep getting better all the time. Happy Easter to you both from Canada 🇨🇦🍁