Am 60 year old and love watching come on everyone give Dave all support you can don't give up things will get better love to you xxx

@teresawhaley7179

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Sandra I noticed your last name my mom was a Langley. I’m 71 and watching AWE has taken over my knitting and it’s a lot more fun Dave is my ray of sunshine ☀️ his videos has kept me sane since the crazy virus 🦠 hit. Have a blessed day Terry

My channel is dipping badly so who knows how long i will carry on for i need everyone to share me xx

@cynthiasarkis2334

4 жыл бұрын

With u till the end ✌

@Ruby_rose191

4 жыл бұрын

You can’t quit Dave!! You have us all hooked now! ❤️

@heathermcconnell6816

4 жыл бұрын

I got facebook just to share your videos! I think You'll be OK. When's the merch going to be available?

@mickihuff4743

4 жыл бұрын

Very nice

@milels6917

4 жыл бұрын

Abandoned World Explorer what dose dipping badly mean I’m not good with computer speak something to being a dinosaur

For crying out loud it breaks my heart to see these wonderful homes decaying away and everything in them. Of all the ones you have explored I really, really enjoyed this one. It's such a shame to see what meant so much to this family at one time, apparently means nothing to the relatives of the deceased or anyone else. Not the personal photos, not the beautiful paintings, antique furniture, nothing. Such a shame! It's just proof that what you mention so often "We come into our lives with nothing and we leave with nothing!" I believe it's God's way of telling us, there are so many more important things to concentrate on. Like our eternity and where we wish to spend it. I believe the kitchen may have been in that room you entered with the huge fireplace. Do you suppose they used the fireplace to perhaps cook with? Just a thought. As usual just another wonderfully done video by you. Done with respect, appreciation and gratitude!!! Thank you so much for sharing!! You're one of my very favorite explorers!! Have a blessed day and stay safe!!! 😊 Cannot wait for the next one.

@butterflylady8875

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking if it’s a mansion then the kitchens may be in the basement and the sinks in the room would be where they would do the dishes in order to put them back into cupboards

@brendaloera8406

3 жыл бұрын

Michelle Stolz wondered if they wee in one of the out buildings connected by the breeze way?

@lisaparsons8949

3 жыл бұрын

Great comment,best I've heard.

@ccwilsun70

3 жыл бұрын

Beautiful footage, I appreciate your videos and I thank you for sharing them all. You do a wonderful job showing us everything. Keep your head held up, you most definitely will keep your channel going. Also the room with the water and fireplace was the kitchen as they had only cold water going in, they would heat water and cook in the fireplace. Also the washroom and toilet was there am being told that the toilet was a large bowl it only flushed you had to add water ( not really sure about this,the toilet)... It's a shame that nobody is trying to sell any of the furniture and things. it's truly unbelievable. Maybe somehow you can challenge the people who flips house's, see who's up for a amazing flip,what do you think ?? Be safe and always have a wonderful day.

@sandykelsey6734

3 жыл бұрын

yes sum mam you are so right, God bless you.

Still amazes me these homes that are architecturally beautiful an loaded with beautiful antiques left to rot I want 2 rescue them

@MariaSantos-dd9yd

3 жыл бұрын

Essa é abandona mesmo...

@inspiredblue

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. Why can’t someone come in and do an estate sale.

@renatamoris147

3 жыл бұрын

Why don't you

@b.h.2819

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah but don't touch or take any thing. Cause it's better to let it rot to hell... Not my sentiment.😉🥴😜😏😘🥳😂

@b.h.2819

3 жыл бұрын

Bye bye house it won't be there much longer so don't Take anything. That's stupid. Why just let it rot to hell

This is probably my favorite of your finds. Seriously, thank you for all that you do! Your videos bring me so much joy. =)

That art needs saved. That is someone's legacy

This house was beautiful. I agree with you about saving some of the furniture. They don't make stuff like that anymore! Thank you for sharing.

I'm SOO glad you've got to explore this home!! It was actually one of the 1st abandoned house videos I ever watched but it was either from Explomo or Bros of Decay. But seeing your version is so much better! I just love the attention to detail you show, like the page number in the book, no one else would've thought to mention that. And the respect you have when talking about things and handling objects. I love it when you go thru the drawers and show us what the owner was like. And when you took the picture of the old lady and held it up to the window and showed just how much its changed, amazing!! I literally drop everything I'm doing when I see your videos pop up and I would be very very sad if you stopped making them! I've seen them all! Ive said it a thousand times before, YOU ARE THE BEST EXPLORER!! Just know that you have your loyal fans (like me😊) who look forward to your videos every week!

@sandrawilliams7713

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed with Brittany .

you would think the sons would want the furniture. The pieces are so pretty. As usual you did a good job narrating.

@deloresrainosek7435

3 жыл бұрын

This house would make a great bed and breakfast place. Why haven't the french thought of it?

@maryrose2757

3 жыл бұрын

@@deloresrainosek7435 it will take millions to renovate this to suit guest's taste to be able to maintain a good guests review

@claravela3330

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, totally right.

I'll never understand how the living family can leave all those memories and money rot. Thank you for sharing. God bless you beyond measure.

David...this is without a doubt the BEST house ever!! My God, it's just beautiful. Breaks my heart to see it unloved and decaying. Great explore job! Yes, you have matured by miles since the early days,and your U.S Nana is proud of you. Your technique is excellent, nice and slow, thorough, speaking about the items and rooms. Perfect. You and Explomo are the best! Love to Miss Holly. Nana

@cathyreardon8979

2 жыл бұрын

I love your videos but I would like you to go slower when doing your videos. God Bless. Be safe. Catherine Reardon

@debrarodriguez32

2 жыл бұрын

I love the fact you have a US nana! I'm a US nana. Great job!

I want to Thank you. Because I've been very ill 2 weeks. Your calm voice and music and beautiful houses help so much.

Really a beautiful exploration of a home rich in its own history. The fur piece on the bed was most likely a fox or a mink, they often came as a pair, and were worn around the neck of a lady of fashion over her outer coat. The singles ones were meant to look like you had a pet fox riding around on your shoulders likely between 1920s and 40s. That little wheel in the painting room is part of a small upright spinning wheel, often called a “castle Wheel.’ . I think the military canister was used during the War to make and carry hot tea. I’m not done watching yet, but I will add to this if I find more mystery objects.🖤🇨🇦 The upright wooden closets were called “armoires or chifforobes”, and were used before they built closets into houses just after the War. The hall closet with the Murphy bed was in a very strange place given that when extended for use it would obstruct 3 doors or hallways. The newspaper they saved on the wall may have contained a story about the home owners. The four post beds with canopy and side drapes were very efficient, women held onto a post while a ladies maid cinched in her corset as tightly as possible. The canopy kept insects from falling onto the sleeper’s face in the night, and the side curtains kept drafts away from the sleepers. I recall similar school desks for my entire schooling...we had a hole on the upper right to hold an inkwell. The word you are looking for with the stand for painting is called an easel, and made the canvas more stable when painting, and they made outdoor painting possible. The little round tin you picked up as said perfume is actually an atomizer for spraying plants and some art forms. Kitchens were often in an out building, as was laundry ...sometimes in the basement...this was to help avoid house fires which often began in cooking areas. Basements were used because things stayed fresher in the cool. The separate living cottage was likely what we called a Honeymoon Cottage, when a family member would bring his Bride to his family estate...it gave them some privacy. Great and very tasteful exploration of a wonderful property. Your skills are steadily improving. The one sure thing is that the moment we stop caring for the places we have created...Nature will find a toe hold...and in the end, Nature always wins., it looks like the part that has crumbled away already was a glass house, or solarium...lots of ways for a pane to break, or for rain to find a way to trickle in. Stay safe out there.🖤🇨🇦

Another Fantastic explore! My heart was in my mouth when you decided to head up that staircase, I'm sure I'm not the only one who was saying...."Nooo don't do it Dave"! :-O I just love all the old photographs too, so sad to see memories long forgotten.... Thanks again, keep up the great content Dave :-)

@AWE83

4 жыл бұрын

Mwah thank you c

Those black and white photos in the bedroom...she's been gone waaay longer than 30 years .Those photos are from the 1900-1920 by the fashion,and the little child photo is from the turn of that century 1900...Absolutely stunning,and so is this place...Time and people pass on,but oooh how I wish walls could speak and tell me their story.You are amazing boys.Keep up the wonderful important work.Generations to come need to see this.

This is so heart breaking the painting, pictures, furniture and just the architecture that it just makes your heart sink. I hope some of it is saves because memories shouldn’t be lost

Wow this house is stunning,even in the state it is in.The furniture is so beautiful,such a shame it is all going to be destroyed in time.Dave I love the way you tell the story of the people that lived there,and to see some of the beautiful photos.It is a crying shame that this beautiful house will not be saved,you would think that some relatives would of took ownership of the house.You were very brave going up that second flight of stairs,this shows how dedicated you are to your channel.Thankyou so much for all you do,to bring your videos to us.This is such a romantic story,just goes to show how much they loved each other.Dave stay safe in all you do.xxx

Wow that really was a hidden treasure. Great explore Dave and the music you used for this video is beautiful and so fitting to the atmosphere of this house.

@AWE83

4 жыл бұрын

Massive thank you

thank you...enjoyed watching that so much ..what a beautiful old house

Dave you are and old soul. You put so much love and appreciation into your videos. Your channel is absolutely the best. This house is a rare gem and I wish I could have known these people. P.S. I wonder if the old canister was used to hold rolled up maps or maybe black powder for the old carbine rifles? Looks like it might be First WW era.

I watch all of the explorers and your by far the most respectful in actions and how you talk about the places and the contents that you see, have subscribed to you as love your content, the fur on the bed looks to be fox.....in the intro, I also thought it was a cat too lol

@BennyLlama39

4 жыл бұрын

That's why I like this channel. And Bros of Decay. 🙂

@lisadavis1655

4 жыл бұрын

Check out Bros.of Decay, and Explomo too, all really great guys. They are so sweet and very respectful. 🙂

@jessicahelton7583

4 жыл бұрын

lol two other people already beat me to it. i was gonna recommend Bros of Decay and Explomo as well. They have some of the best finds ive ever watched.

This was absolutely one of my favorite explorations! Loved the house, even though I couldn’t help feeling an overwhelming sadness imagining how beautiful and full of life it was for so many years. I think for all of us it can’t help but make one realize how fleeting our lives really are, and, as you said we enter with nothing and leave with nothing except the remnants of our brief lives. You are my favorite David! The music is always the best, the filming so well done and your dialogue so descriptive it brings the place alive once again. (Your soft, sultry voice certainly doesn’t hurt!) You are getting better all the time!

@charlotteboudreaux4229

3 жыл бұрын

It's such a shame that someone let it go like this. If I had the money I would buy it. Thank you 😊

That ceiling is amazing!!! I love the old beds. Extraordinary place. Those old bottles are a collectors dream. I love the wallpaper in the room where all the bottles are. Looks like a studio type apartment. Maybe she lived there in her older years.

Hey Dave 🙋‍♀️💜🇺🇲. Uneven floors in these old abandoned places can move just by walking into a room. I love the old furniture, antiques have not just history but beauty in the craftmanship. Knowing someone built it with their own hands just seals it for me. They don't make things like they used to & people took such pride in what they did. Automation & factories take all of the quality & craftmanship out of something. Dave you are the best & with a huge heart for the people & places you explore & with respect. 👏👏👏🙋‍♀️💜🇺🇲💜

Some of those things in the house is antique looking. I would think if the house dated back to the 1800's it would be restored. Incredible place and how sad to see it crumbling away in some places.

Wow Loved this film I was totally captivated. Makes me sad those beautiful things are left . I adore your films makes this 62 yr old grandma happy lol. If I was 40 years younger I’d be out exploring myself 😂. Stay safe

You would think the children would come in and save what they could before it falls completely down.

@victoriat8481

3 жыл бұрын

At least collect the furniture and photos for memory sake. It's disgraceful they left it all there!

I hope someone finds those paintings and saves them before they or the house is destroyed. Those paintings are beautiful, the artist deserves recognition.

I was so happy to get the notification that you put up another video!!!! I was getting worried because its been awhile. I have watched every video you have done while being on this crazy lock down with this virus. I also live in Florida and I want to say thank you so much for sharing your adventures with us all. I love seeing the homes, the beautiful country side of places I might not ever get to see otherwise. Again thank you so much Dave!!! Cant wait till the next video. Much love to you and Mark, stay safe.

I'm think the room you were in at 9:40 may have been the kitchen at one time. There is no reason to have alcoves in a shed. I couldn't tell but in the one corner that might have been a sink. The large built in cabinet was for dish and whatnot. Love the place. Wish i could save it. The size for the attic was awesome. What you could do with it. Thanks for taking me along on the journey. I enjoyed so much. I never miss your videos. Big fan!

@noneyabuizz9749

3 жыл бұрын

Thats what i was thinking cause of the huge fire place

@leighswogger4272

3 жыл бұрын

@@noneyabuizz9749 I agree with you

I am enthralled already ... the sun dappled woods and the swing. Excellent. We truly stepped back in time. I am awestruck. The furniture is all to die for! Finding the secret studio ... wow! This was a great explore!

David, I have to express to you, as an explorer you are truly one that has the upmost respect for not only the abandoned homes you explorer, but also the homeowners belongings. It is only obvious you're into exploring for all the right purposes. You're not in a rush to see whatever valuables you can find, leaving objects scattered and containers opened up. You make sure you return the objects right where you found them. And thankfully, you show the beautiful and intriguing parts of the home, and not just focusing on whatever valuables you hope to find. You handle everything with respect and care. And this is what makes what you do while videotaping, so awesome. Also, you don't use ugly foul language while doing what you enjoy full time. Thank you so very much for the respect, morals and values exhibited and the very groovy entertainment you provide for those of us who also would love to explore abandoned places. But, unfortunately are sadly stuck with old age issues like several joint repacements that would try to prevent us from walking miles through forests and fields, crawling over fences and running to escape Security. Now that would surely be the death of me!! Therefore, at 66 yrs, um young, on this Halloween. I have decided to explore an easy place, a ghost town. It will be my first explore, I just bought my tripod, a flash light head band. Groovy!! My video camera, some mace, a tazer, a machete in case I come across a rattle snake and of course my lifeline in case of an emergency. Like if my right hip falls out, again, I can call for an ambulance. And my mace and tazer just in case I come across something evil during my explore. Honestly Dave, either I wish I were much younger or there were abandoned places intended specifically for old ladies or Senior Citizens, in general. With ramps, bars to hold on to, etc. Because, my dream is to explore abandoned places. And my saying is "Where there is a will, there is a way"!!!!! I have the will, I will find a way, by Willy!!!! Exploring unfortunately wasn't real common when I was growing up in the 70's. Partying was our thing and therefore having no experience with this, I believe a ghost town would be my safest choice to get some beginners experience. I figure it should be pretty safe. Wish me luck. Ghost town here I come!!! Love ya, Dave!! I'm old I'm not dead!!! Dave, besides exploring we have something else in common. We both use a cane, for our third leg!!!.. 😆 Let the truth be told,, I love and collect them old bottles, too. Keep up the great work, heh!!!

Oh yey!! A new vid!! I love watching you Dave your voice is so soothing when you talk about these places & love that you show the respect they deserve!! ❤️

Hi Dave, just wanted to say me and my children really enjoy your videos amd we watch all the time. New to your channel and we have subscribed. Love the way you tell the stories of the people who used to live in the home and the little banter along the way. Keep up the good work and keep safe

Wow wow wow another fantastic explore you really capture the emotion in the place. Thanks so much for bringing us along. First class explore.

These were the days when a house was a home...Home is after All where the Heart is! May future generations bring back the home to the house! Love, Comfort, Enjoyable Meals, Banter of Laughter & sharing of troubles...That is a Home! History & Abandoned Places tells this as part of the story. Beautiful Explore Dave 💜✌

All the antiques!!! Makes me crazy to see them just rotting 😣

Wow! So i know that im only halfway thru the video...but man i am loving this place! This is such a nice place! I could grow old there...it was so cool to find all those painting in there like that too i bet! Gawd! Youre so lucky dave! I love that you have mario on your arm too...nice...you just keep getting better and better in my book lol...

Nice find 👍

Really nice find

Crazy how nature takes over in a relatively short time...and I’m glad there was another guy there...worry about you falling thru a floor!

Evidently the husband had a love for his wife's body🙂. Inspite of the damage, the furniture does hold up. You could almost feel the breeze and smell flowers in the swing. You make me nervous, be careful where you walk on unstable floors.

What an awesome location! The church bells ringing and all.. 👍

It is extremely sad to see such beautiful things left to rot - but thank you so, so very much for NOT stealing anything. Thank you so, so very much for leaving everything as you find it - it would be a great temptation to “rescue” certain items from certain destruction - but I appreciate so much your respect for the fact that these items belong to someone else, regardless of how they are treated by them! Again - my respectful gratitude to you, for leaving these places as you find them. It is important, truly.

I was having Abandoned World Explorer withdrawal! So excited to see a new video!

@AWE83

4 жыл бұрын

well get watching hehe x

@myrescuecats3028

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah me too.😀

@blanning2058

4 жыл бұрын

Same here!! I wait patiently for his videos every week!

@estherl2407

4 жыл бұрын

Glad your back, like the beard. 👍

@urbeximals

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr?! I was like is Dave going to put up a new vid, or did something happen to him? Oh and Dave your new channel should be called the adventures of Dave and Mark! You should also go back to places you explored in your older vids. Some of them your camera gives me motion sickness!

I have seen this house, but your video is so much more informative, you stop and show us the photos and little trinkets. I love old linen and hardware.

It makes me so sad when places like this are just forgotten. This is a beautiful one. I LOVE tiny, antique bottles!

I can imagine how utterly beautiful this home was in its day. Thank you for showing this.

You are what i call an old soul...young on the outside loving old items.

Don't give up Don't quit. If anyway possible. It's this covid . It's affected everyone & everything. You're the only one I watch lately. It's affecting everything / one on youtube I think.I watch plants,makeup,etc. when I can. I've started one It's not going anywhere. You're THE BEST!!! Joyce

Another forgotten decaying home returning to nature - please someone saves this home - the artwork, the old photos, the french furniture are all treasures to be appreciated by the family who walked away from their history. When GESARA kick in someone from FRANCE should consider having these abandoned homes restored and make them livable again. A historic trust for abandoned homes should be formed and the history of the families preserved for the younger generations to feel where their ancestral life began, would put a sense of appreciation into their lives. Then again we should live with the bare necessities of life to appreciate life for our short time here on earth - after all, we can't take it with us. Another awesome Video thank you, Dave. So Be It!!!

oh yes young man.this place needs to be saved. it is soooo beautiful, it makes me want to cry. the house looks to be in so much pain.

This place reminds me of a movie set, like Pride and Prejudice or something! Lovely! It is odd you couldn’t find a proper kitchen. Maybe they just cooked in the fireplace?

Wow. This is a particularly good exploration. Background music is perfect. Wonderful memorial to the family.

The old bones in this house have been standing for many decades, through all the elements and family. So beautiful the fireplaces that still stand to the ceiling that has those huge planks all weathered and full of memories for the children. Thank you for the great explore that was wonderful.

Spectacular. Especially the attic. I agree Dave I would buy that house in a heartbeat and restore it.

What a gorgeous home! All the stuff there that will be ruined is terribly sad, the lovely furniture, the art and decor.

What an amazing find! I can just imagine it back in it's time.

Thankyou for showing us that beautiful home. You're the explorer that I first watched and have been watching for a couple of years now. I love watching, I do it for hours every day. This was a very special place. Stay safe and I'll be watching.

This place is breathtakingly beautiful. Such detail in every miniscule of what was built. Thanks for showing us such a beautiful find.

Well you've outdone yourself again with this amazing explore. I could just move right in there and live while I fix up the place. Loved the secret door to the painting gallery. I wonder what instrument was played? It could have been anything although I suspect violin with all the notes above and below the staff. Amazing! Keep exploring and stay safe out there! P.S. I was on the edge of my seat with all the dogs barking - thought this might be where the incident occurred with the locals. ;-)

Another beautiful place 👍.So sad it’s rotting away.You have a way with words, very well spoken .Your voice has a calming effect along with the music.By the way you wear the beard well 🧔.Stay safe.And keep the videos coming.i love them. you’re the best Dave!

A lot of the houses are overwhelmingly sad. But this one is so different. They were happy! He truly loved his wife! 💛⚘

So many beautiful homes, with so many memories, just laying to rot. So sad. Thank you for showing us the forgotten world.

Looking at the outside, especially the swing, I was expecting the Bennetts and Mr. Darcy. I'm going to call this one the Pride and Prejudice house. Great, explore. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe.

Fantastic mansion. you are so lucky to get to explore these amazing buildings and we are all so lucky to get to see them through you. Thank you for another great explore x

I for one, enjoy your videos! It makes me sad to see you say you might stop filming them...

This place just made my soul cry… So much love and beauty…. Just to be thrown away… I would love to have enough money to save it.. There’s got to be a way to save such beauty…. To have your own little hide away to draw your wife’s beauty etc, etc.. I just love it all💕 I do wonder where the kitchen is though🤔 It’s not like they couldn’t afford it, so I’m very stumped on that one…. I can jyst close my eyes and picture it with the grass mowed and trimmed, the house windows opened w/ the breeze coming thru, music playing, etc … Just beautiful..🌺

This place is beautiful thank you for giving us all a look at this place it’s such a shame that it’s just been left

What a beautiful house it makes me sad to see such beautiful furniture and beautiful house being sent to the heap course I don’t know what taxes like ours with her in friends maybe the property tax or death tax are so high that it just kills these families but wish it showed the paintings on the wall a little closer sometimes you often wonder if some of those or possibly they were paintings that were done by artist early in your career and now work until the mount of money just wishing oh I think that the animal

I found your channel a few weeks ago ,I love seeing all that lovely furniture I wish some one could save these homes because when they have gone no one will ever build any thing so beautiful as those,thank you for letting us see some thing we would not ever get to see .

Wow Dave 🙂💖💯💯 This was extremely beautiful!! Loved it and the way it was built. The history in this place amazing. Idk but it's made me cry. Thinking of the people an the home simply for gotten 😪 like you said it needs to be saved. 💔💖

@heathermcconnell6816

4 жыл бұрын

Susan I agree. I have to fight back the tears sometimes. I love the bare brick inside the house and was wondering how long it would take me to mortar the outside.

@ellenquinn539

4 жыл бұрын

I have watched dozens of these videos (AWE is my fave) and none have made me feel tearful until this one!

@susanstorm8052

4 жыл бұрын

@@ellenquinn539 Yeah same here. Its sad to think this woman lived there yrs alone and had children but maybe they passed to who knows. Its just sad to think about.

Loved this sad & lonely place,, loved the music, loved your passion, keep exploring. Once again Thank you Dave 🤗

Thank you for this tour. Of this very special house. Wish it could have been fixed up. Before it got so deteriorated. Take care of your self. Have a great day.

I very much enjoy your explorations! I’m watching from Indiana in the US. I was very nervous as you navigated the stairs!!😬. The house was amazing. I like that you are respectful of the property and that you often have information on the house and family. A couple of the rooms you found you were so excited that you panned really fast 😁, but most of those times you did go back so we could see it better. I hope you don’t quit. You’re so much better than some of the explorers that like to show themselves all the time, or do not put things where they found them, or don’t speak kindly/respectfully of the structure or curse all the time 🙄. Thank you for not being those people. You seem to find the coolest places, too.

Your narration really paints a beautiful and sympathetic picture as you travel through the property. Perfect ✨✨✨✨✨

Brilliant, what a lovely house. Made my day when in see you had a new explore❤

Wow the house is stunning. And the music is so perfect 😍 thank u for this beautiful adventure and for the hard work ❤ really appreciated

Does anyone, other than yourself Dave, See the Love & pride put into the workmanship involved in the carpentry & masonry etc? Who made those stairs? Who laid those bricks? And How pleased were they to be able to do that? What satisfaction each workman felt as the job was completed? Incredibly Fantastic & Amazing! And then the story goes on... 💜✌️👌

Wow beautiful place with lots of beautiful items left behind. You found a good one here. Shared xx

Hi Dave love watching all your video's. Look forwards to getting the notifications,and seeing the places you explore . This house reminds me of something out of a story book.....Loved it. Will always be watching.

Such a beautiful house. It looks like the old lady must of lived her days out in the Annexe with the bedroom being next to the kitchen.. another great find Dave.. I've shared your channel too..🥰

So beautiful! I cried when you opened the drawer and found 4 different photos of a little girl in different stages of her life. I felt so sad for her. Loved this video! Thank you♡

I love you and your accent! 😍 I am from North Carolina-US... I appreciate seeing things & places that I would NEVER get to see otherwise! Thank you & GOD bless! Be safe ❤️🙏

I swear that house and swing has been used in British movies like Pride and Prejudice and Wuthering heights....both made in the 1990s. The house too was used as part of the set...really. I know its not in my head. The BBC and channel 4 has used it...I'm like...WHAT?! No way?! When I saw that swing....sad to see history crumble...1804 is the right time for a Jane Austen book to film...anyway...blahhh blah blah blah love from Toronto 🐱💕🇨🇦

@heathermcconnell6816

4 жыл бұрын

I love Pride and Prejudice and I can totally picture that site when I read the book. Never seen the movie, though...Yet

@butterflylady8875

4 жыл бұрын

Hello from Stratford On😂❤️❤️🇨🇦

@chellyw63

4 жыл бұрын

Rochelle is Canadian although I can see what you mean, this was not the location of the property used in either of these productions

@rochelleiscanadian

4 жыл бұрын

@@chellyw63 idk it just looked like the house...doesn't matter..but obviously a similar style...

@rochelleiscanadian

4 жыл бұрын

@@butterflylady8875 hi there!!!!

Hi Dave, the blue canister held a gas mask in WW2. I remember when I started school aged 5, it was the youngest age you were accepted back in 1973 and we all had single little lift up wooden desks with the channel to put your ink pen in and the inkwell for your little pot of Quink ink lol. A weasel ? you mean an Easel. I'm wondering if that walk in shed you mentioned at 9:30 was the kitchen, maybe as the wife got too old to cook her own meals it was turned into a store room and she had someone bring her meals to her or maybe a family member cooked for her ??. Such a beautiful old home, I would say they definitely enjoyed the last part of their lives together, maybe she was the artist and he was the scientist ?? or the other way around. Either way it must have been extremely lonely when her beloved Husband passed, I don't honestly know what I would without my Husband, he is the type of man everyone dreams of marrying, loving, caring, honest. Thank you for sharing this beautiful time capsule with us, please take care, much love. xx💖🤘

It’s nice to see someone so young show such respect for things from the past.

Beautiful video Dave, you so be so proud of your work. Don’t feel like you are dipping, look how much you’ve achieved since the 100k plaque. You do amazing and that camera quality 😍

@exdus235

3 жыл бұрын

...and the SOFT music! 🤗

I love the videos such amazing places you find! It truly breaks my heart that all these places will just rot away.

I can imagine living here yrs ago the wallpaper looks expensive for its time they definitely had money i love it

Hauntingly beautiful explore. I have a hard time understanding why remaining family wouldn't want to at least keep some photos of their ancestors. Thank you for bringing such wonderful videos to us!!!

Thanks for your videos, I love history, plus your nice to watch such a nice looking young man, take of yourself self and keep safe. God Bless!!

The house has many spirits At 37:44 you can hear female Spirit say: “ GO AWAY” Also seems her husband was perhaps not as fondly remembered as one may think. Can’t post it here but the picture room that was somewhat hidden? Had a painting of her husband alright but it was turned sideways. If turned properly it looks as if his head is on a platter. I am clairaudient and without the music I’m sure you’d find many more evp’s. Of spirit talking to you.

@elisafrida8277

3 жыл бұрын

The spirits is everywhere present in this hold magic house.

@andreaspringer1002

3 жыл бұрын

I dont hear it....

@kristenvincent6566

3 жыл бұрын

Those are demons also known as familiar spirits they are demonic forces imitating people in order to deceive you... The dead do not continue on earth and do not know anything that happens on earth after they pass. (Job 14:21 His sons come to honour, and he knoweth it not; and they are brought low, but he perceiveth it not of them.) (Ecclesiastes 9:5-6 For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing, neither have they any more a reward; for the memory of them is forgotten) ( Psalm 109:15 Let them be before the Lord continually, that he may cut off the memory of them from the earth) these above verses in the bible means that when we die our spirits do not stay on earth but return to God where he makes the final Decision where your eternal life lays. We are in a spiritual battle (Ephesians 6:12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.) with the above Statement there are spirits around us they are not our loved ones as our loved ones that passed on are present with God after they die. God says we are not to talk to spirits (Leviticus 19:31Do not turn to mediums or necromancers; do not seek them out, and so make yourselves unclean by them: I am the Lord your God.) (Isaiah 8:19 And when they shall say unto you, Seek unto them that have familiar spirits, and unto wizards that peep, and that mutter: should not a people seek unto their God? for the living to the dead?) As these Scriptures Show it is a dangerous practice to speak to the dead and it is against God. When we die we will either be in heaven with God for eternity or in eternal hell and separated from God because of our sins. The good news is that Jesus paid for our sins and all who repent and accept Jesus as there saviour have eternal life with God in heaven for eternity through faith in Jesus. John 3:16 - For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. Ephesians 2:8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: [it is] the gift of God Romans 6:23 - For the wages of sin [is] death; but the gift of God [is] eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.

@gemmacarpenter1206

3 жыл бұрын

It was a dog barking.

@jenniferswierpel3989

3 жыл бұрын

Elisabetta Manoni l

lol yes Dave you are a pro, always were, you have so much respect an love for the places an families that noone else has, you and Mark ! thats why i love your videos so much, this was such a beautiful place to see thank you, their art work is just amazing, and the house was gorgeous ! it must have been such a happy place back in the day

How beautiful,the desk. Sunflower,cool. Like your joke. 😂 it is real. Beautifully. Yes, insulation. So sad it’s falling down. How the rooms are untouched. Perfume bottles. I hear the smile in your voice. Check the bottles out, little bottle reminds me of tooth machine, my gran had.

Absolutely incredible find!! I can imagine you living there! It is so sad to see it deteriorate! It could be saved!! Love the time you took and the compassion you have... from NY thank you.

Such a beautiful home to go to ruin and so much history inside , thankyou for sharing it , stay safe .

I understand it being easier and cheaper to buy a new house but why do they never go back for personal belongings? That is what I find weird.

@lorigilbert805

3 жыл бұрын

Rite! I'm thinking the kids are well off enough to not really care about this stuff. That artwork could be worth alot, there is definitely a small fortune in furniture. Another small fortune in antique smalls. What a waste. Awsome to see it all tho.

@Hasnanembong

3 жыл бұрын

They say because of taxation. The bigger the house the more you pay.

@heidijay5902

3 жыл бұрын

Lori Dietz Two words, estate taxes...

Wow this explore, what a beautiful France Manior. All those old jars and bottles, just lovely. And the beautiful paintings the man of the manoir made in his freetime, are exclusive beautiful. 💕 👌 Thanks again for sharing your explore. 😊 Grt. Michelle Habets

Lol at 23:17 I was tilting my head to the left to read the spine on the book & one second later you tilted the camera that way for me :D Beautiful home. Thank you for a wonderful explore. Edit: 26:43 I could almost feel your heartbeat speed up when you spotted those bottles! We all know you have a thing for unique antique bottles! The urge to take something or maybe find an owner of record & ask to buy something before it all decays completely & is gone forever must be so strong sometimes, but you always leave priceless antiques and artwork exactly as you found them, out of respect for the life of the owners who passed, and for the next explorer to discover. You have a strong moral code. Much respect to you!