i love how respectful you guys are towards the people who lived there.

@katerinakiaha6925

7 жыл бұрын

Me too.

@srevero1

7 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@dadsvespa

7 жыл бұрын

Me too! I like how softly they talk, with respect for those who passed...We now know that a man named Dave lived there..and after a long life, he died. It's sad to think that when we die, everything we own is left behind...because the only thing you can take with you when you die, is your good deeds.

@1TalldrinkH2O

7 жыл бұрын

Massachusetts Matt I was thinking along that line too. It reminds me of the scripture passage that says not to accumulate Treasures on Earth but to store them in Heaven. I hope that Dave has many Treasures in Heaven and that he is there with his Lord.

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

This comment makes my day ! Thankyou

I love the way you show respect for the homes even though they've been abandoned and the genuine interest that you show for the history of these homes and people.

@judieway

6 жыл бұрын

Kate plus eight

@alvaroakatico9188

6 жыл бұрын

I love the way people read comments on this threads and turn around and comment the same exact thing, well, almost the same thing. Not saying you're plagiarized it, just saying to think of something else, something unique that can add to what's being said. 😱 Me? We can all agree that my contribution is obvious, you're welcome. 🍷

Although his children left the house and all of their father's things to be forgotten, look how many of us have had the joy of meeting Dave and had the privilege to walk with him through his home . You will never be forgotten now Dave. To both of you young men, thank you . Through you lens and exceptional dialogue , all done with the upmost respect , you have made this visit so personal that I feel like I knew him. Rest in peace Dave .

When the bed is found downstairs and all the bedrooms are upstairs, it usually means someone was having trouble getting up and down the stairs. An elderly person is most likely sick, weak or has some degenerative problem like arthritis or previous injury to back, hips or legs. Great job, gentlemen!

In American English, here in "The South", the "Shade" is usually called a "Screen". To be more specific, it can be called a "Dressing Screen" or a "Privacy Screen". It can also be called a "Room Divider", "Partition", or "Ornamental Partition", or "Decorative Partition". I too will echo the others, in saying that your voice is so lovely. It is a great pleasure to see your videos, thank you for giving us these things.

I love the way you always put everything back just the way it was. You are good kids, I'm so happy to see youth interested in history and respectful of other peoples property instead of breaking glass, tagging walls, stealing property and trashing the place. I would be very proud if I were your mother. She did a great job teaching you respect. God Bless you both.

you brothers are very respectful and reverant in the way that you share the life of these people. I feel so sad that nobody in this mans family cared. somehow sharing this story, causes all of us to care for him

I love the wooden furniture. To think of it sitting there rotting makes me sad. The inlay on the dining table ... swoon... fabulous !

@harleygould7255

5 жыл бұрын

Most of that furniture could be cleaned up, and last for another 30 or 40 years. It's far better quality than you can find today.

I think maybe there was a bed downstairs as many old people can't climb stairs he had his bed downstairs. It's sad that his kids didn't think enough of him to come clear out his house. I really enjoy your videos the ones from the castles with the opulent furniture and clocks etc.

@jenm9027

7 жыл бұрын

Or maybe he heated the downstairs only, so moved a bed down there. I once took care of an elderly man who had his bed in his kitchen. He closed up the whole house in the winter and heated only the kitchen. I have very good memories of visiting that sweet old man.

@SuperDrLisa

7 жыл бұрын

Rick Dickens I was thinking the same. These two gentlemen show more respect for Dave than his children did, such a shame

@TheSwords99

4 жыл бұрын

@@jenm9027 My wife's grandfather had a bed in the kitchen. But not because he couldn't heat the whole house. He was sick and it was easier for his wife to care for him there.

@jillhensley4919

4 жыл бұрын

Seems like the children came and took some things, maybe didn’t have room for a lot.

Such a shame that Dave's family are not bothered about the house, i imagine Dave took great pride in his home until he became too old to take care of it, maybe the bed is downstairs because he became to frail to manage the stairs? who knows? RIP Dave and god bless you.

@jadepaulsen1674

7 жыл бұрын

Tia Rio hell of an assumption that his fami5 does not care. are you personally familiar with Dave's family? maybe he has no family. maybe there are are things going on beyond your compression or knowledge. just maybe.

@schube9891

6 жыл бұрын

+Jade Paulsen Hey, um -nutso? Before you go and get yourself all triggered for no reason, perhaps you should listen first to the information given in the video. The guys said the A. he did have children. And B. they weren't interested/ concerned with his house. And not to mention it's been at least a decade and a half - so it's safe to suspect that they do not care, which is quite sad.

@carolweaver3269

5 жыл бұрын

I also think it is very possible, he ended up needing to sleep downstairs as the stairs would be too much in his later years. His family decided to just go there ways and he just had to find ways to deal with life. They maybe did visit if and when possible? I would hope. Life got busy once they moved away and had families of their own and could not go so much. He knew that area and it was home to him. Did not want to move. * Well we are making up our own stories now, but it does sound logical*.. LOL

@lindafarnham8994

2 жыл бұрын

@@jadepaulsen1674 It’s comprehension, not compression, you judgmental idiot!

I wonder if the children in these type of videos ever see them and think wow that's my old home!? It would be nice if they came back and took care of the place.

@brentonwarncken1095

7 жыл бұрын

Vikki Poole . Yes I've always wondered about that.. if you seen your dads home and the home also that you lived in wouldn't it hurt like hell to see and remember all that stuff inside the house. And even the beds you once slept in.. wow I must be different it would rip my heart out... lovely work guys, I love your vids and also your respect for other people's property.. RIP Dave!!😪😪

You have gotten a new subbie. You guys made this owner a real person by calling him by his name, and that brought tears to my eyes. Also, it touched my heart and saddened me to know that Dave has a family, and they would not come and collect the memories, the hard worked for history, good or bad, that Dave held on to just for them. My mom passed on Nov 10th of 2016, she was found on the 11th, my family and I would have never left the things that my dad and mom worked hard to get and maintain, and moreover, the memories that they meant for us, will forever be cherished...I don't understand how a family, good, bad or indifferent, just walks away. Even the nightmares of a life within a family, can be sold and advance a family in one way or another. One would be surprised what can end up being therapeutic. Thank you for a great video!

Your voice is mesmerizing. It makes me so relaxed. You two make wonderful videos. I love the ammont of respect that you both show while exploring. I have been watching your videos for quite a while and you both have gotten bettwe and better with each one. Thank you for showing your amazing finds.

@karencockrell4454

7 жыл бұрын

Jenny Morris Wood ,they are amazing young men.

@susantownson8293

7 жыл бұрын

Jenny Morris Wood they voices are amazing so relaxing so pleasant to Liston to

@zoezoe610

7 жыл бұрын

Yes it is the gentle respect and sense of kindness that these two fellows show to a life once lived.

@Bonbon54220

7 жыл бұрын

Jenny Morris Wood I know. I get sleepy sometimes, especially with the nice music they play. Love it, guys! Don't change a thing.

@tammysmith3560

7 жыл бұрын

Jenny Morris Wood AMEN!!!!!!

My mother always called it a modesty screen. And thank you for telling us Dave's story. Your videos are always inspirational to me, in one way or another. Keep up the good work. :)

I love that you are such young men that appreciate the old things..

A most lovely tribute to Dave, may he rest in peace. Thank you for sharing your adventure!

You two learned humanity and respect to the world around you. Factors that so many your age do not have. I can't assume but thank those that raised you both. They did a great job. And therefore you do a great job presenting bits of the past that you discover. Cheers.

@Synicizm

7 жыл бұрын

This, so much this. I think it says something that so many of us seem to want to virtually adopt them, lol. They seem like very kind and respectful people.

I'm impressed with your manner and also having steady camera shots helps . . thumbs up for your respectful attitude . . the fact you'd gone to the bother of finding out about the person who lived there added to the atmosphere . .I really enjoyed it.

How can family not care, surprises me.

You two are really good at this! what I appreciate the most about you both is that you treat the properties you document as the sacred places they are. You are always positive, mindful of former owners and treat them with dignity. I applaud you for that gentlemen! Regarding the bed that was in the room off the kitchen: if the former owner was living there until he was in his 70's or 80's, he most likely wanted to live on one floor. Sometimes managing stairs can become difficult as we age. He may have wanted to be closer to the kitchen as well! Excellent work guys!💚

Very exciting! You boys are gentlemen. Great content yet again. So much history. I hope his family come back to appreciate his home. I love old buildings so much so I bought one. It was left derelict for 6 years. I'm living in it now. I've kept almost everything I could original. It feels like I'm surrounded by history. Much love xx

@Synicizm

7 жыл бұрын

That's amazing! It's really great to seeold buildings being preserved. There's an art to them that I don't believe we'll ever see again.

@alvaroakatico9188

6 жыл бұрын

Sheatoto, I don't think his family is coming back any time soon to appreciate anything. The guys said that Dave died in 2002 or thereabouts, and neighbors hasn't seen any family of his on the property. One thing for sure, someone or something was at the property before this video and probably took stuff. Maybe the family is coming at night to pay their respects by taking something of value. The same thing is going to happen to us when we pass, family can be such a pain in the you know what.

@askebak4

6 жыл бұрын

Sheatoto I

@mehmoodalam2618

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks lot

I think it is so sad that his kids do not care about their dad's home. I don't understand.

@Synicizm

7 жыл бұрын

I don't either. It's the home they grew up in too. I couldn't bear to see my childhood home fall apart like that. Maybe they're just too far away. Strange though.

@rosinelson3229

7 жыл бұрын

Synick thank you for replying. I really enjoy your videos but it is a bit spooky to see their lives frozen in time and it is also very sad.

@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803

7 жыл бұрын

It is very sad.

@marysepradet3009

6 жыл бұрын

the most important thing in life is to have children who care for their parents, and things their parents could get in their life, even it is very little

Thank you guys beautiful antiques very respectful i love you guys you both could be my grandchildren. Amazing kid's keep doing what your doing is a gift God bless both. so polite take care and love your family. Sincere Bronx N.Y. 👍❤👌😎

I love watching the abandoned homes, mansions, farmhouses, estates etc. I have followed a few sites for around 2 years, I must say that you guys are so professional, easy to understand and most importantly you are very caring, gentle, and respectful to the sites that hold memories of the past for people you never knew. I applaud you for your awesome videos you guys make the viewer feel as if we are with you through your exploration. God bless and you now have another subscriber.

You guys are true gentlemen! I wish there were more men like this...

You are very kind and I enjoy your commentary ,,,,,good day to you... Sass

To me you both get the atmosphere just right on your videos.

I love how you pick something up and put it back exactly how it was. You are two very respectful, responsible young men. God bless you both. From Maryland USA 🇺🇸

Cool location, kind of sad that the house his the man's last testament, left abandoned.

@jackiemarini3203

5 жыл бұрын

Very sad.

Amazing how you find so many nice untouched places over there in Belgium, over here in the UK they get trashed almost immediately which is a real shame. Great video as always Bro's 👍

@joromero9387

7 жыл бұрын

Here in the US an empty house attracts teenagers who want to drink and party as well as the homeless. Drug addicts also invade them. People have no respect. They vandalize homes with people living in them too. They just like to destroy, have no concept of respect.

@peyton7415

7 жыл бұрын

Actually, in the united states, ppl usually strip the house of all it's copper to sell it. leaves the house torn apart, pretty sad!

@chailatte7926

7 жыл бұрын

+Peyton You say that as if you're making a correction. You're both right.

@peyton7415

7 жыл бұрын

I wasn't making a correction, you just read it wrong. Don't assume. I was only pointing it out. That's all

@brrjohnson8131

7 жыл бұрын

upalevel productions, apparently we (US) inherited that from you too? jk oc Vandalism is narcissistic and selfish, it's stealing other's chance to discover those tokens of history and chance to enjoy them. I'll never fully understand why it happens.

You guys are like Movie Stars and Directors. Doing a Great Job .

....oh if you are referring to the things you get dressed/undressed behind, in American English its referred to as a "room divider" or "privacy panel", pick the phrase based on the intended use. I have noticed in your videos and other Urban Explorer videos that you find in older people's homes the bed has been moved down to the first floor kitchen area. It's just when people get older they can't handle going upstairs anymore and so they just kind of set up camp in one room downstairs it's much easier for them. I remember my grandmother doing that before she passed away.

@paulmelville6147

7 жыл бұрын

Or a privacy screen

@fallenstar5139

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah....I've always heard that referred to as just a "screen".

@glorystyles8348

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, I would just call it a "screen" in American English. Totally love you guys!

@annsmyth3840

7 жыл бұрын

yeh that is what we call them in the uk a screen

@catrinahaider

7 жыл бұрын

livingabovethe12th It's also less expensive to run one heater in one room than heat the whole house.

Yes you do have a lovely voice that was beautiful and sad rip dave xxxx

Thank you for another beautiful look at someones life. How sad it is that his family hasn't come and by removing his things and bring closure to his life. When our parents die and we go through their belongings it is at that time that we see who they really were and what was important to them and the things they loved. It is these memories that we then carry for the rest of our lives about who our parents really were.

An ovation to the " ode " of Dave. The music your voices like a lullaby, I was near tears. Very Good boys. 👏🏻

Such a shame to see magnificent buildings going to ruin. It really saddens me when this is allowed to happen. If I had the money I'd buy and renovate these buildings. We have wasted property over here in the UK as well.

It's so nice to see how much respect you two have :) I love your videos and I'm always really impressed by the places you visit. Greetings from Poland :)

@jazzcatt

7 жыл бұрын

Geez! Have you not heard of Urban Exploration? It's a very common thing and most times the people who do it don't talk to neighbors and find out about the people who used to live in these homes. Most things like this the young do. Didn't you do ANYTHING when you were young? I'm 60 years old and I would urban explore if I had a decent camera. I have also seen someone in their 50's exploring with their adult son so it isn't always the young out there exploring.

@susanberner5177

7 жыл бұрын

you're almost 75 and you lie to everyone about everything! Go home. ug.

@1armida

7 жыл бұрын

~Daisy I hate trolls. They make comments like that just to get attention. Ignore him. I totally agree with your comment. Greetings from Arizona, USA 🇺🇸!

@ravenmoonfly

7 жыл бұрын

I think Fiddlesticks should remove the stick from their ASS!!!!!

Yet another amazing, artistic, well edited and prepared video from 2 of my favorite Explorers. I know you are headed for some KZread awards next year! Keep up the amazing work and I'll be ready to host you all when you are ready for the U.S. !

It is sad when you think of all the times spent in the past with family, laughing and enjoying this lovely old home. Family sharing Christmas and all those precious times together, now only memories remain.

It always brings me joy to see young people who can see the beauty in old houses and furniture. Thank you for being so respectful of theses places and the belongings inside, your parents raised you well and should be very proud of you. Dave's children really don't know how lucky they are to have inherited such a beautiful house and furniture some of us could only dream of owning. They could have at least sold it and donated the money to charity if it wasn't wanted by them.

how do his children not come pack up his belongings atleast is beyond me. they could sell the property or rent it. Crazy people

The screen that is checkered is to get dressed behind. It is called a patrician. The closet is called a chefrobe.

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

Yes indeed Thanks for watching you are awesome

It is amassing that in Europe the homes are not vandalized, everything left in there place. You guys are great and very respectful , it nice to see that, keep up the great work, I enjoy your videos

Thank you guys! You two are amazingly nice and respectful. It is a total pleasure to watch your videos.

I'm sorry, maybe it's my OCD coming through, but the DIRT DRIVES ME CRAZY!!!! His children, or someone, should have seen that things were taken care of!!!! I know you said he was happy, but I just keep thinking-"That poor man!!!!"

my English granny would have called it a modesty screen. Keep up the great work bro's, love your vids!

@MartyCan

7 жыл бұрын

In the deep south of the USA this is called a Dressing Screen.

@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803

7 жыл бұрын

:)

@sandi1263

5 жыл бұрын

I have a 5 paneled one behind my lg tv and tv cabinet. My hubby made it for me years ago and each time I redecorate the living room, I paint it to match my new decor. I use it as decoration.

When Dave got older THAT might have been HIS bed. I love the way you guys work. The respect you show towards the previous owners and THEIR Treasures...

Two lovely young Guys who are totally cool but also very respectful to the folk who went before in every abandoned home!

I don't understand why his children or grandchildren haven't been there to take the things that he left and clean up the place to sell if they don't want the house!

@furryblue6377

5 жыл бұрын

Sometimes there aren't any living children or grandchildren.

It makes me sad that his family didn't care about his house... :(

you two acted as tho dave was a dear friend. tht is so sweet and loving. blessings to you. i bet dave thanks you.

Its hard to think of how hard people work for things in their life only to be left to decay after they pass away. Shows you that material things are not of the importance we put on them. It’s who we are and what we do that carries on. Thank you for how wonderful you are in filming and showing the history. Most importantly what you share about the person or people makes it special.

i really appreciate the care and respect you show in your videos for the places and people that once lived at the locations you investigate...great job

What a beautiful house. I bet it could be salvaged. I'm so impressed that you guys leave everything there and respect the places you visit.

I think you honored Dave's home and memory with great respect. So refreshing to see archiving for the future instead of vandalism. I think Dave is happy you shared a small part of his life.

RIP Dave... I want you guys to know that I am a big fan. Thank you for all the work you do.

so glad I found your channel last week...I really enjoy watching urbex and you guys are by FAR the best....beautiful imagery and complimentary music,,,your central euro location lets me see stuff that's not often seen here (usa) and you guys are really likeable an respectful. I binged watched ALL your vids in 2 days. looking forward to a warm summer of awesome vids from you guys!!!

@sweetpeanbak

7 жыл бұрын

livingabovethe12th Yes! These brothers are so good. When I found them I binge watched them all too. They show amazing things, that we don't see in the US.

@ginacable5376

7 жыл бұрын

Jenny Morris Wood i like tjem for the same reasons you do. some of the other people in exploration videos are not so kind or respectful and they are gentle with the things they pick up and look at and put them back exactly as they were. i have subscribed too after just finding them. they are the best at this and their voices dont grate on your nerves either lovely boys all round.

@susiearviso3032

7 жыл бұрын

And you like the one guy's voice, too. :-)

@ginacable5376

7 жыл бұрын

Susie Arviso yes he dosent shout or swear and its pleasant to listen too on most of the exploration videos i hope they are going to be silent lol.

The locations you go to are so cool, keep up the good work guys

You young men are always very polite and respectful of the fact these were homes that belonged to actual people at some point in time. You do not make jokes about the people that are mean ,or make fun of anything. Thank you for your tours and nice comments and historical information. I really enjoy your videos.

I too, love how respectful and sensitive you are to all the homes you explore. I also appreciate the details you find to highlight and the impressions you share about the people who had once lived there. You have a true gift for finding a beautiful balance in all the elements you bring together. Thank you for sharing your passion with us!

The bed is probably downstairs so Dave didn't have to keep climbing the stairs if he was infirm.

Hello, I love your channel !!! If you ever want to try a new day job you might consider becoming realtors, selling real estate. You are incredible in your ability to show homes to their best advantage. All the best & thanks guys!! :)

Yes I too am impressed with how well spoken and reverent you two are towards your abandoned finds, and the people who once treasured their homes. Keep up the good work.

I agree with Crystal at how respectful the two of you are of the people who lived in this houses. They once had lives and these were there homes with lovely to see. Thanks!

you guys are awesome!! love the vids!! :-)

Poor Dave. He has some sorry children. Can't they sell the house and land? Seems so many kids don't bother and I wonder why. Great video guys!!! You both find the best places.

@MrChriswo29

6 жыл бұрын

Beauty in Decay Explorations loved this video

@MrChriswo29

6 жыл бұрын

Beauty in Decay Explorations i

@victoriataylor5457

6 жыл бұрын

I feel sorry for the old fella, probably lonely . Wonder if he died there?

@terrencesculley3596

6 жыл бұрын

Mybe dave was a crappy dad and did mean stuff 2 the kids. And when he died thay were glad and didnt want anything 2 do with him or his stuff

Dave's house, was once a beautiful home. Thank you for kindly sharing his treasures with all of us. The dressing screens are very nice.

You guys have such respect. You bring a memory back to life. His children should care as much.

I hope you know that your English is very good. The thing in the bedroom is usually just called a screen or a room divider. I don't understand why the family (kids) didn't want to have an auction to sell the furniture and the house? Seems like a waste to let it all rot. There are some really nice old pieces of furniture.

Great video, but it breaks my heart to think his children didn't want any mementos of their father or that they took what they wanted and left the rest to decay. It is a beautiful house, thank you.

I love how respectful you are towards these Homes and the People who lived there... Its a Blessing to see....

You guys are amazing! You're two kind, compassionate, sentimental young men. The houses you find are incredible, and the way you narrate the videos really gives the viewer an insight into the people who once lived there. You're so respectful. Top blokes! I really enjoyed seeing Dave's house. Thank-you!

absolutely love these videos. you really have done amazing making them not spooky to look round adding the lovely music and amazing commentary, making it nice to listen to some history. you guys are awesome. thank you x

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

THankyou :) This makes my day

The bed downstairs may be due to an injury by the owner. Maybe he couldn't get upstairs when he got close to the end of his life.

@erinbricker-urbanhistorian5803

7 жыл бұрын

That could be, probably too weak.

I love how when they touch something they put it back in the same spot that it was originally in they are very respectful

Thank You, for a wonderful tour of Daves home. The music with your soft spoken voices is a real pleasure to view and listen to. I to admire you both for showing respect for Dave and all the people who lived there. Please keep on with your video adventures.

Dave had a nice home, shame it, and his furniture isnt being enjoyed by someone.

You are wonderful love it

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Alot Nancy :D

it saddens me so much to see these once beautiful homes that had familys laughing and children playing making loving memories and now just left to rot and go to waste...Thank you for sharing and for being so respectful

how wonderful. a story to go along it. a name & a face to connect with it. y'all are awesome for being so respectful.

You two are very respectful of the place you visit, that's very nice. Also, you should consider wearing gloves as u touch a lot of stuff. jus sayin! :D

I wonder why the children never came to clean out the home. wouldn't they want some of their fathers things?

Yes!!!! I love it when people take the time to found out about the person in these abandon places. I could picture Dave having his dinner, reading his newspapers and just being a lovely guy... my hats off to you two what a fantastic job and u did Dave well.. you now a another fan from Aussie.

We love you, from America. All of your videos are like works of art. Your voices melt my heart. Such gentle souls. I thank you for your beautiful films and a peek into the past

guys wear some gloves, please love this and you are so respectful

That cockroach inside the cabinet ... was it real????

I absolutely love how y’all narrated this video!! Y’all are the 1st (that I’ve ever come across) people who gave a short history of the person who lived there. Awesome awesome job mates!! 🤘🏼✌🏼

Its truly Heartbreaking when so many Elderly People are forgotten about by their family & friends! I was around both my parents & took care of them till the day they passed away. Love & miss them so much! The piece of furniture you called a closet in the bedroom is called a Wardrobe here in the USA. Thanks for sharing your videos with us & taking the time to film all these Neat places for us!

why don't they sell it and let someone fix it up before it goes to wast strange

@BrosOfDecay

7 жыл бұрын

It is not worth anything over here Ronald

I’ve watched many of your videos but this is the first time I believe I have left a comment. Just wanted to say that I really appreciate how respectful you are when you go through someone’s house, especially when you actually get some insight on the person who was actually there. This was a great little tribute to him.

THANK YOU so much for such awesome videos guys! I'm THRILLED to have discovered you & am so pleased to hear your enthusiasm and joy at discovering so many beautiful treasures! Thank you for your respectful treatment of what you explore and for your obviously great love for sharing with us! I am so grateful! Happy Travels! xo

The two of you are “class acts” respectful of peoples history and property. Great video, as always. Thank you

I am always so impressed as to the manner in which you go into these homes . You are always respectful and kind. You make no moral judgements as to the past residents, you only try to make pleasant remarks so as not to hurt any feelings. Thank you for no bad words or making mean comments. You two are very special!

you guys are awesome ! keep on exploring, it's great to see all these treasures, and how respectful and appreciative the two of you are! Big thanks from Ireland.

Another nice find bros! It's cool that you got to speak to the neighbours about the house! Keep it up!

It is so sad when the remains of a life are not wanted by the next generation. These possessions have so many stories and memories that one day will be gone. Thank you for recording a moment in time so he will be remembered.

This is like someone's life just stopped being and we get to see a piece of it back in time. Like someone caught just a piece of time. I love stuff like this!

This place was exquisite! It was such a treasure, and so are you guys! Thanks so much for bringing us on this tour and taking the time to learn about Dave.

The piece of furniture upstairs for clothes is called a shift a robe, they were very popular in the USA. My grandparents had one in each bedroom and stored their clothes and bedding etc. in them. Love you guys.

@cindyyoung2567

7 жыл бұрын

I've heard it called similar.. I can't remember the exact spelling but it was always pronounced like " shiff a robe". spelled with a C maybe? I have only seen it spelled in the book : to kill a mockingbird.

I sincerely appreciate that you always go to the effort it takes to find out the stories behind the homes you explore. As you go through the home, you always show the utmost respect for the human lives that lived, laughed and loved in the home. You tell us the story that we want to hear, of the person who left the home. You make your viewers feel as if they know the person or people who made their home there. I feel as if I knew Dave, the person who lived out his life in that home. Thank you for sharing your work. 💐