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@justinerogers8696

Жыл бұрын

That 'television is actually not a television .. it is a microwave 😀

@justinerogers8696

Жыл бұрын

or oven of some sort

Often, a person who is autistic, collects specific items. My brother loved hats. He had about 100 of them. The stickers, on the walls and furniture could be a collection. But more likely, if the young man had difficulty with communication, he could point to pictures of what he wanted. They tend to get very frustrated if they can't communicate their needs or wants. Sometimes I would tell my brother to show me what he wanted, if I couldn't understand a new word.

The "microscopic device" is, in reality, a 1960's film editor for 8mm film. I used to have one! (back in the day!)

@tramppaints

2 жыл бұрын

you must be my age ,I knew what it was as well.

@soundwavs1961c

2 жыл бұрын

I still have my dad's Bell & Howell 8mm projector and a few films of our family from the 60s &70s :)

Heart breaking to see a family simply end. If the walls could talk, I'd love to hear their stories.

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

They would write novels!

Thank you for being so respectful to the memory of that family. My son has severe Autism and I'm terrified of what will happen when I pass, who will care for him. You did a great job exploring the home, thank you again for being kind and respectful.

@user-nq6mf2gu7z

2 жыл бұрын

I can only imagine how much anxiety you go through.. I wish your heart to be at peace and your mind not running in circles

@thetwistedsisterme

2 жыл бұрын

I can feel your heartache as does mine for my 5 yr old autistic grandson as I.contemplate what would happen to him if something happens to his mother ...

@nancyyonce2906

2 жыл бұрын

OUR ONLY CHILD IS AUTISTIC... I KNOW YOUR WORRIES !!!

@nancyyonce2906

Жыл бұрын

No one is going to care and love them the way we do. My son is 50 and I am 80 and I am worried to death. The trend now is to put them with families and that sounds good but does not work. They go from home to home and get worse. Only God can help them now !!!!!

@nancyyonce2906

Жыл бұрын

My son and only child is autistic and 50 years old I am a widow and am 80 years old. I know exactly how you feel !!!!

This by far is the saddest story I've ever heard on abandoned explorers. ... It TRULY makes you appreciate LIFE, CHERISH EVERY SECOND

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly such a sad thought what happened in this place :(

Leslie you are so adorable! That tiny television is a portable one to use in emergency situations. I think the Victorian picture you saw is needlepoint. Taxidermy are the animal heads on walls LOL

@helma2014

Жыл бұрын

It s not a tiny television , it is a Stroboscoop.

I enjoy the suspense in the beginning when you are finding a way to access the inside of the abandoned home. Yes this was a sad story. Their autistic son must’ve wondered why the dad and mom never came back and why he had to go live somewhere else. I hope that where he lives they are taking great care of him. Being their only child that they long to have for so long. I am sure he brought them a lot of happiness and he was very well loved. It’s a beautiful home. I send my love from New York City. If you come to NY look into exploring Banner Island Castle: A mystery island on the Hudson. It has a very interesting history, which I think you would definitely enjoy. Thank you for having the atmos respect for the families and homes that you bring to us. Stay safe and stay healthy during your travels in America.

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

I also really hope that they are taking great care of him, I could not find out where Alean is currently... We are going to be in New York in 2 weeks from nog :D

@MontanaKat1912

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrosOfDecay I was born with a learning disability. This takes back along with me as my parents died. My mom 6 years ago and dad 4 years ago. I had lot of life skills. Now, I'm taking care of myself independently. I know my mom was very worried about me. I was also my parent's caregiver until they passed. Hardest thing to go through and holidays are still hard. Will you guys ever come to Montana? I live in Montana.

There but for the grace of God go I. Thank you for your sensitivity and compassion. They sounded like a truly wonderful couple who truly loved their one and only child deeply. Inside the clock; it's called a pendulum.

A very sad story. They took care of their son until their deaths. Then he needed full care and the once loved home is now alone. Falling apart. I know their still watching over their son. On a different note. I can't wait to see all your adventures and explores in the United States. My own country. 🇺🇸 I hope you enjoyed celebrating Thanksgiving. 🦃

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Jeannette, it was a very nice thing of them to take care of the child until the very end! And yes hopefully we will start uploading them by the summer :)

@jeannettethorsby7085

2 жыл бұрын

That is awesome news! 😊

@laceyryan7751

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrosOfDecay. Hi Lesley! I can't wait to see your USA explores! If you happen to come to Rhode Island, please let me know. That's where I live!

@koleksiyonparalari9930

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrosOfDecay Cocuklar sizleri severek takip ediyorum başarilar

@koleksiyonparalari9930

2 жыл бұрын

Ben Antalya'dan koleksiyoner inanç kocakaya

The picture was needlepoint and done with wool yarn, thank you for picking it up off the floor. It would have been a very nice place. So sad about thei child but it wasn't a mistake as he was meant to give joy to the parents and he isva beautiful child. Thank you for the video Leslie

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

My pleasure Ruth!

13:46 The clock part is a Pendulum. 14:26 This style of desk is often called a Secretary. 18:44 I believe this is a Super 8 or 8mm reel to reel film viewer, possibly a film splicer/editor. Thanks for the video! Very nice!

@judedavis-goff7023

2 жыл бұрын

And a sewing machine and sewing box not knitting..I love wat he calls things it makes me laugh.tapestry was taxidermy...ooooh my ribs hurt😂🤣🤣🤣

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for all the clarifications! Very helpfull!

Your sensitive words touched my heart dear Lesley, and I wish that passed away mother and father peace, and the poor son, happiness ! Thank you for the heart touching video! Love from Sri Lanka!

I am really touched. I felt every corner of this place. i hope every body once lived there will be safe and sound. 🤞

So sad, I love how you treat everything with the utmost respect and reverence. Even though the place had been ransacked previously, you are still so careful 💕

I had tears in my eyes. Some couples are struggling to have offspring, some are struggling for offspring; some offspring are taken care of, some are pushed away. This story is very heart touching, they struggled whole life for a child. Then became parents of a disable child at old age. This is tragic. He can't even visit his own house now. 😥😥 May God bless him. Sometimes some stories change my whole thinking process and make each thought upside down. I become so much absorbed into it, so much overwhelmed by it, I just can't think further. I don't read comments usually, but I believe some people must have pointed out these, like that was not taxidermy, that's embroidery I think. That long hanging part of the clock is pendulum,it's a wooden pendulum wall clock, that 5'' device looks like projector, though I'm not sure. Then that bigger television like one is radio I think. Their house is full of many electronic devices. Today we got to know about your computer engineering as well. 😇 The house is in very poor condition, some people are so harsh, they don't even understand their rights, such marauders are so mean. You were looking very different in this video maybe for different hairstyle. Take care. Stay blessed, happy and healthy. 👍👍🙏🙏😇😇

Estoy agradecida por el sentimiento que pones al contarnos la historia de esa familia , gracias 🙏!

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Estoy muy feliz de hacer esto por ti :)

What a sad story. However you show much respect when handling and showing these abandoned places. Thanks to you I see how people lived back then and the achitecture of homes in other parts of the world.

Every abandoned houses has its own story,it could be happy or sad.It should be kept not in our mind but in our hearts.I knew that Ale is the biggest joy of his parents and that is a good memories to remember.And to those kind hearted people who taking good care of Ale ,Thank You...may all the explorer same as you Lesly,warm and so true...

I love the pictures that showed how beautiful the house once was, so heartbreaking, another great video

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

That was indeed a very surprising find in this place, Thank you Lisa!

Lives lived, lives lost, lovely home. I think the gadget in the kitchen with 2 spools was for viewing a filmstrip, possibly for editing purposes, in the "old days" of film.

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the interesting information!

I so appreciate your respect for those that lived in these homes and how you share their stories with us. God bless you & stay safe.🙏🏻

What’s so nice about your videos is that you tell the story and you find out the background on the family. Many other abandoned videos just go through the house and tell us what we already see, but they don’t know the story behind it. Thank you.

Thank you Lesley and friends. You’re videos are beautiful x

You are so respectful and caring with each place you explore. The time you put in to all the history of each family thank you. This one was very sad. Praying the son is being well taken care of. Hope you enjoyed Thanksgiving here in the US. Can't wait to watch the US abandoned places on your channel. Great Channel!

My granddaughter has autism and I no how had it is I live with her and her 2 sister and her mum (my daughter) some day are good and most day are hard but she is beautiful loving and kind ♥️🐈 Melbourne Australia

It is so sad that he can't even understand that his mom and dad isn't coming back r that he can sell the house to let it come back to life and be able to put money in a bank to take care of him for the rest of his life .God bless him. Leslie that u for the respect u show to the houses u show. I love to hear u talk.

@peggyr3862

2 жыл бұрын

Makes you wonder about their laws of administration and guardianship to just leave everything to ruin. Of course there could be other facts we don't know. How sad.

A very sad story about their lifestyle I must have been hard for them having a child later in life but you can see he loved it's such a beautiful house it would so lovely to bring it back to life you have the upmost respect for the people who lived there and they property you are a lovely person

Wonderful documentary. Love the way you respect all the items in the home. It is sad story but it had to be told. Love it , Lesley ! :) Sorry I missed the livestream. I was working on a special painting. 😉

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Carey, don't worry this was sort of an unplanned live stream but I still wanted to do one because I did not do it last Sunday. Send me a picture of the painting :D

@careyh38

2 жыл бұрын

@brosofdecay. Emailed you yesterday of the painting😁

Such a sad story that you're telling with a great respect for the people who lived there. Thank you very much for this video. My guess is that the "TV" on top of the chest of drawers actually is a very vintage microwave oven! The grid on the front would suggest that. I tried to google the model, but it was so old it didn't even come up in my searches. Keep up the great work!

What a very sad family. I hope there son is being well cared for. Beautiful house. I love the way you speak of the family. So we'll done guys. And the filming. So thanks guys. And take care.

Thank you for treating the people's belongings with so much love and care and thank you for the wonderful story God bless from South-Africa

What a loveling video! Very lovely to see you being so respectful! The device with two handles looked like a "fish finder" , like one someone would take fishing and there was a fishing pole in the basement by the pile of newspapers.

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Ok intresting thank you for clarifying that for me ☺️

@nesrincakir6813

2 жыл бұрын

Merhabalar, çok beğenerek izliyorum sizin videolarınızı, fakat türkçe çeviri olmayınca hiç bir şey anlamıyorum. Lütfen alt yazı türkçe olsun. Kendinize iyi bakın teşekkürler ❤❤❤

@Jiuhuashan

2 жыл бұрын

If you are talking about that device with two handles and a screen... I think it was for editing home movies. I have something that looks just like it.

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

@@nesrincakir6813 Merhaba, şimdi size Türkçe çeviri sağladım :) Kanalı izlediğiniz için teşekkürler

I worked in an institution. It's my worst fear for my son. I hope I live forever so I can care for him:)

What a sad story behind this abandoned house. Thank you Leslie and team for sharing this with us. Hopefully your channel will continue to grow in the near future 😉

What a touching story which was told with so much respect and love . Thank you xx

Although sad memories they i am sure they had happy times as well. The photo of the mother holding her son was really beautiful. Thank you for showing us the memories of this once lovely home. 🌻

Omg. That so pretty, so sad and so cozy story! Thank you so much for this excursion! That's really really lovely place! It's still feelings lovely even after time. I feel how they both was happy and how that little cute baby was loved with his family and how his mom was happy. That's making me happy too! Theirs hearts was full in love! That awesome!

Beautiful, love how you respect each home and share insight to their lives, love watching from BOLTON UK x

Heyy dear Lesley, I just was listening to your surprising WhatsApp. Again thank you from the bottom of my heart for your wonderful words. I wrote you a WhatsApp reply. Sorry, oh dear I unfortunately missed your lifestream, because I didn't pay attention to the KZread notifications, and I happened to hear it only from your voice mail. But when I at once switched your video on, the lifestream was unfortunately already over, damn!!! That is such a very sad background story about the abandoned house of a loving French family with an autistic child. Thank you so much, dear friend, for this heartbreaking Urbex tour through that house. - Some parts in this house were still looking very untouched with a legit time capsule vibe. - Amazing! - I am also always so overwhelmed by your vivid imagination how the former inhabitants might have lived there back in the days, and - of course by your incredibly great amount of deep respect, you are all the time showing, when you present such an abandoned property. - That makes your videos always so unique! - Stay safe, dear bro, peace, much love and many hugs! - God bless you, kindest regards to Maureno and you during your grand tour.

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Willy, Don't worry about missing the Livestream this was a very unexpected live stream, I just had to make up for the live stream I missed last Sunday. I hope you are doing well and thank you again for all the nice words you said :) King regards, Lesley

@willyegger4488

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrosOfDecay , Hi again, my friend Lesley, You are so very welcome, and it's of course my deepest pleasure. Stay safe, dear bro, peace and kindest regards from Switzerland.

Beautiful Lesley! I loved the music that you were playing when you were trying to find a way in. Thank you for sharing this story in such a tasteful and respectful way as always! Alair was a beautiful little boy and he looked very happy. He looked like his mom from the photos! Love you sweetie! 💜🩵🇺🇸

This is so sad with the right family has an inner standing of Austism that could take over the house to fix it up and let the young man come and visit the home and collect those books and things that have meaning such as those books!

Hi from the U.S You make me Laugh sometimes when you show such excitement on certain things, I remember using these things as a youngster, then I feel old, and I don't think of myself as old!!! Getting there maybe. I find myself amazed that someone as young as yourself interested in old places and 'articacts". I love these videos, its so nice to see the homes and things these people used, so different from ours, to us, these places are from the "old country" meaning where our people came from years or centuries ago. Wish I could be with you and see them for myself, I've always loved history. Just be careful in some of these places, would hate to see u fall through the floor, let's see u explain where and how it happened ha ha

Leslie i love the way you describe things your genuine and sincere.

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much Brenda

I noticed that you often don’t acknowledge the carpets in the properties you explore. Some of the carpets are amazing! I love your videos!

The painting is needle work. Where there is a sewing box there May be a sewing machine. I have a sewing box like that I inherited from my mother in law. The weight to the clock is called a Pendulum that keeps the time when it swings back and forth. If he was 8 when his dad passed away, and she passed 8 years later the boy was 16 when his mom went. It’s hard to believe she was 60 years old when he was a baby. Average age of menopause is 52. She was a beautiful woman in her 50’s in that photo. Good explore Leslie I enjoyed it. 😊

Ale smutna historia .. dziękuję za polskie tłumaczenie.. I jak Pana nie kochać tak mocno i za szacunek do wszystkiego .. i za to , że ja pomyślałam ,żeby te okna pozamykać .. ,a Pan mówi że pozamyka w jednym momencie ,aż mi się oczy zaszkliły z wzruszenia .. Dziękuję ślicznie .. pozdrawiam serdecznie z Polski Babcia Jacka..

Your a true sweetheart Leslie....thank you for another wonderful video!!❤️

As always, great video. You are a kind and very loving man. Thank you.

Just love your compassion… x

You showing respect is awesome 👏 hope he is well looked after and around loving people . Thanks for this video

Hi Lesley. Pretty house. But sad story. Great video . Stay safe.🥰👍🏻❤️🔥

It's a shame the house could'nt have been sold to provide the son with the very best care and to save the house too.

I love the respect you always demonstrate. Thank you . I do so enjoy your work. Looking forward to your work from here in the US.!

Hi from Malaysia...Rose here...so sad to see the house left abandoned..i hope alain uncles or aunties from his mother and father side do visit him wherever he is now..but im happy for him he is not living there alone...nice chanel and thank u and take care..

God Bless Alain - and you Leslie as usual so respectful of the family. Thankyou xx Clock device is pendulum that helped clock tick and function

Thank u very much for sharing a Historical & INTERESTING abandoned Houses! Such Castle!

I follow your videos every day to get positive and deep insight. Thank you

so sad.lovely video thank you and blessingd

I ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS VERY MUCH. YOU MAKE THEM PERSONAL !! THANK YOU.

Когда смотрю,мне кажется,что я проживаю эту чужую жизнь,вроде все знакомо,все родное.Спасибо!

Hi Lesley! This explore was a tug on the heartstrings. It's always sad when a couple has a child later in life and aren't able to see that child grow up. One thing that you said though is that the mom was in her 60's. Lesley, any woman who is able to bear children in her sixty must be one hell of a woman! It was a good explore just the same. I appreciate the respect that you give to the properties that you explore. Looking forward to more explores, especially in the USA where I live. Miss Jordy. Love you both.😘😘

@judedavis-goff7023

2 жыл бұрын

😂🤣🤣she looked about 40.that made me laugh..

@sharong8511

2 жыл бұрын

The oldest woman on record to give birth was 66 years and 356 days old. She had twins by Caeserian section but you are right! It is rare! Most of us women stop menstruating somewhere around fifty years old and we are ecstatic about that! I think we should celebrate 🎊 No More Periods!

@ms.natour5116

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, from that picture she looked like she was in her mid to late forties.

Um lugar lindo, uma história muito triste, como triste também é ver tantos livros abandonados, parabéns o canal é maravilhoso e, é muito bom ver o respeito que você tem com as memórias do que já foi um lar. Você é adorável, sucesso sempre 👏👏

That little tv in there was a portable one from the 1980s. I know because my mother had one similar in college in the 80s. Glad you treat these places with respect. Hello from the USA 🇺🇸

I love how you respectful you are when entering the property even without permission. You are armed only with cameras and the desire to share what you find, nothing is ever taken except photographs and memories, film of the slow decay of abandoned homes once filled with love and laughter. Well done, Bros 😎

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

My deepest pleasure Sharon, that is exactly what exploring is all about for me. Just taking videos and pictures and leaving nothing else behind! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!

The stickers may have bee a teaching devise to teach the boy or for him to retrieve the right item from the ice box or cabinets.

@denovak2465

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. They would have been for communication or home school as well. I think the map was also a teaching tool as he was autistic and probably home schooled. Nice story.

Thank you for bringing us glims of past lives.🤗

Geweldige video Lesley.Dank je wel. 👍

Thanks for sharing this story..you have a great way of narrating.. excellent camara work too🙏👍🎥🎤

Спасибо за видео. И спасибо за уважение к дому и его хозяевам.

Definitivamente eu amo a maneira tocante com que você conta a história, Leslie. Essa casa é muito charmosa. Espero que o Alan esteja bem em algum lugar onde possa receber amor. Muito obrigada pelo vídeo e em especial pelas legendas. God bless you.

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Olá, é um prazer mostrar este lugar para vocês e trazer essa história para o mundo ver. Obrigado por apoiar o canal. Muito apreciado!

Thank you, Leslie. I thought it was a lovely house and sweet but sad story.

What an unfortunate set of circumstances -- but I am looking forward to viewing this video. Meanwhile, hello everyone from L.A.

Una historia triste,pero fascinante y admirable su respeto por sus cosas,me encanta su forma de describir sus formas,sus colores su historia. Gracias.

You always show so much empathy for people's sorrow and struggle in their life, a great respect and care and that makes your explorations unique;you have a beautiful way of sharing your ideas and emotions about everything you discover and this episode is another proof of that!

Hi Bro! I Think You Have Wonderful Content In Your Informative Videos & I Enjoy Them So Much! I Love The Stories You Tell About The Places Of The Past, That Were Left Behind! So Much We Could Learn From This, So Interesting! I Simply Love It! & Can't Get Enough, Thank You My Friend For These Adventurous Experiences! So Full Of Life That We Can Really Appreciate! & I Look Forward To Much More Of These Videos You Produce There From All Of You At Bros Of Decay!! Love You Too Guys! Keep Up The Good Work! 💜

Lesley . . . I love your videos !

The little Television in the dinning room is a Television and Radio combination it says it plainly on the front of it lol , thanks for sharing

Your gentle ways and respect always amaze me. I pray this documentation reaches people or relatives. The boy may be scared of what he sees and may trigger an emotion. Autism comes out n different levels. The clock piece is called a pendulum and swings to the rhythm of the tic tok. Wonderful explore.

Endlich habe ich deutsche Untertitel für eure genialen und mit so viel Respekt gefilmten und gezeigten Objekte. In diesem Video erzählt ihr mal wieder ein sehr traurige Geschichte. Es macht mich immer wieder betroffen das solche Häuser durchsucht und verwüstet werden, wohl nach Wertsachen. Gut daß dieses Häuschen🏡 von der Straße aus kaum zu sehen ist, dank der Natur🌲🌳🍀☘️Aber der Verfall ist sowieso nicht mehr auf zu halten. Danke für diese Reise in die Vergangenheit. Natürlich 👍und Abo. 🙋‍♀️🇩🇪

Gracias por compartir, hermoso vídeo, muy triste la historia de la familia, te sigo. Saludos desde Uruguay

Lesley,you chose the right music for your videos,I feel very sad,thank you for your effort.👍

Felt very sad after seeing this video....their dreams 😢....thanks for sharing 👍

Just as you start you pick up an artwork in frame and you wonder if it is taxidermy- taxidermy is the stuffing and preserving of animals. Maybe you meant embroidery? I love how you say things and respect things. It’s too bad the home couldn’t have been sold while it was still nice to give money for the son’s upkeep.

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

I love that you correct me I learn every single day!

Mais um ótimo vídeo!👏👏... Leslie, muito tocante mesmo a maneira como vc conta a história da família que aí viveu, e o respeito que vc demonstra pelos objetos e memórias deles... parabéns!🙏😍👏💖....

Very nice for the middle of the week have his very nice thank you

This was a sad story, but sensitively and beautifully presented. Thank you for sharing the stories along with the property. The wool picture is crewel work or needle point. The little TV was an early design of portable television. The small records are called 45s, and have one song on each side. The part of the clock is called a pendulum, and it regulates the time. The odd device in the kitchen might have been to watch 8mm home movies on or for editing them…I couldn’t see it well enough to be sure. 🖤🇨🇦

@Jiuhuashan

2 жыл бұрын

I think you are correct about that device in the kitchen. I have a similar device that I've used for home movie editing back in the day.

@tamarrajames3590

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jiuhuashan Thanks for the confirmation, it was the two reel arms that set me thinking that.🖤🇨🇦

A very sad story of Raymond and Mirelle, Respect and Love From Pakistan

It’s such a shame and it’s so sad why his mum and dad rest in peace it’s just a shame that he doesn’t have anybody else to help with at home and nature is just taking over bless him

Parabéns jovens por esse trabalho magnífico! Q história triste! Uma casa linda e uma história triste! Muito bacana esse trabalho de vcs!!

Very nice explore thankyou

What a sad story I could imagine that Kid sadness when they took him out his home... so sad

It’s called a pendulum Leslie for the big long clocks. That would in our country be considered a grandfather clock. They were definitely into mini TVs. Probably thought they were too big of an extravagance to have a big one. I love the dignity you give each house you look at. This was definitely a sad one. But you handle it the same as you do all of them. With such integrity and dignity to each and every person that has left the building so to speak. I really admire that Leslie. The little TV that was in the kitchen is film to look at film I believe. I could be wrong. Leslie can you explain to me yes this one why that particular one had a bidet and no toilet. A lot of places are like that the toilet will be in another room completely and the bidet will be where they actually take their shower or bath. Love from me and California💜🤗😎🎄🇺🇸

I hope they treating the boy with respect , love, kindness,❤

Hello I'm from Kansas in the middle of the United States you're such a nice young man love you videos grandfather clock that's called a pendulum be safe on your journey and keep putting out those wonderful videos you do God bless you young man

Me encanta esté joven como narra lo qué ve en las casas abandonadas y con mucho respeto asia las personas qué alguna vez habitaron esas propiedades y todo deja cómo está, gracias por respetar lo qué alguna vez fue una casa con sueños sonrisas peleas Dios fue una casa qué alguien hábito alguna vez 😢

Bu eski evler, antika eşyalar müthiş ilgimi çekiyor.. Kimbilir zamanında içinde neler yaşandı.. Teşekkürler, İstanbul'dan selâmlar

J ai beaucoup aimé cette visite très émouvante.merci bien

I love all of your videos. Keep safe always and big hug from the Philippines ♥️

Love your stories