What an interesting town! There was so much graffiti everywhere. At one point you passed a pretty big wall that had a mural of a girl and her long hair that was all gray and green, I thought it was so beautiful. 💚

@RyanThayne

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I like it too. I almost made that the thumbnail. Maybe I'll change it

What a lot of interesting things in this place. Ferry station was so neat, especially the tile murals. Love the kids book - showing all the pages. The painted people in windows was so cool. 🎠

@RyanThayne

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I loved the tile murals too. I wanted to film them because they were about the different cities you could go to by ferry, but I didn't have a chance with the ferry arriving just then.

Growing up in barreiro till my early twenties and moved from there to London the last 30 years seeing how run down the old part of town is and the industrial park makes me sad!! That mausoleum belongs to the guy who transformed barreiro from a small fishing village to one of the most industrial towns in the country. People from north to the south of the country emigrated to barreiro in the earlier 1900s. The abandoned station was the most important connection by train to the South of the country. That abandoned house and warehouses were you found the fridge "library " belong to Dutch industrialist, very important for the town. When we see the old buildings most of in art deck from 1920s we can see how beautiful they can look again like the police station that was renovated. I just hope before they all collapse somebody will have the balls to invest in the end of the day it is so near Lisbon with a good public transport connection and two bridges not far if you drive . To end the reason that barreiro is so run down its because in 90s the second bridge was constructed in montijo and we can see the development compared to barreiro that stop in time!!

@RyanThayne

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Antonio, I love hearing about the history of a place from the people who are from there. I hope Barreiro can find a way to save its great history and preserve its old buildings. I loved visiting and hope to return someday soon.

beautiful video my friend , we already walked in some parts of there but we didn't film top um grande abraço aqui de portugal

👍 I really like this video one of your best yet well maybe the best of Portugal. My favorite part was at minute 10:15. Also I really like the old train station from minute 3:44 to minute 4:38. And then I really like the graffiti art that follows just a little bit later.

It's a really cool video! Congratulations 😘 Big Like 👍

@RyanThayne

4 ай бұрын

Thanks you!

whatt? this is where I live, great video my friend, pretty rare so to see anyone showing interest in this old city. edit: 4:58 man, thanks for that, that was very cool to watch.

@RyanThayne

3 ай бұрын

Cool, I love hearing from people who live in the places I visit. Thanks for watching

You are really talented my friend 🤗 you have my full support 😁 thank you for sharing this amazing video👍👌✨👍

A estação abandonada é uma memória para milhares de estrangeiros que chegaram a Lisboa atravessado o Tejo e ali ficavam várias horas há espera do comboio para o Algarve. Era um local onde fez muitas amizades. Todos os estrangeiros que passaram por ali se virem este conteúdo vão recusar ao passado. Obrigado pelo conteúdo.

Olá amigo! Sou do Canal Wagner Costa em Portugal, você me mandou um link para esse vídeo aqui. Muito legal! Sucesso! Abraço! Me Inscrevi.

@RyanThayne

2 жыл бұрын

Muito obrigado Wagner! Gusto muito do seu canal. também me inscrevi

@wagnercostaemportugal8821

2 жыл бұрын

@@RyanThayne muito obrigado! Um abraço

Wow! It's a really cool video.. big LIKE!!! 😊😊😊 Thank you so much for sharing the video.My friend!!!!

Charming. ❤

@RyanThayne

7 ай бұрын

Thanks 😊

You passed by my street! :)

@RyanThayne

6 ай бұрын

Nice! I loved exploring your city.

Its not "bordalo 2" its "Bordalo segundo"

🪓 The hatchet art, or maybe pick hammer art, ⚒️ or maybe it was done with a hammer and chisel? at minute 15:10 is so impressive. I can't even imagine the skill that it would take to do that, it's not like you can paint over your mistakes, once it's chiseled out or a piece is hatcheted off you'd have to live with it. Very cool. It was very neat to be able to see that.

@RyanThayne

2 жыл бұрын

I found a story CBS did about this guy. Check this out! kzread.info/dash/bejne/gmyT0LyNhsTHfto.html

Wow, I love your videos, man… and loved this Barreiro one. Those abandoned carriages were cool! I bet some people live there. The abandoned Quinta was also so cool. Love your style. Can’t wait for the next one! Cheers from Lisbon

@RyanThayne

2 жыл бұрын

You're probably right about the carriages. This was only my 3rd day in Portugal of a 40 day trip. Sadly, I found people living in all kinds of abandoned places. Thanks for the nice comments! Many videos to come!

Your video is so beautiful🌷

@RyanThayne

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

your channel will be big , you win a sub , good luck =)

@RyanThayne

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I hope the same for you bro!

great good job 👏🏻

@RyanThayne

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Meeting Portuguese Gypsies 🇵🇹

Thanks for the video, now I know where not to go 😆 this town was so beat up. Why was half the town abandoned? This place was getto, no need to spend money to see a place more beat up than the hood.

@RyanThayne

Жыл бұрын

This used to be a big factory town, now most of the factories are gone, and I guess that's why it's so abandoned. I thought it was very interesting looking. Where are you from? Let me guess, Brazil?

@riobird1363

Жыл бұрын

@@RyanThayne I’m in USA