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@heidihemore7812

2 жыл бұрын

Am I the only person in this entire world that cannot stand this young man's narrative? I totally have to MUTE THE SOUND IF HIS VOICE for EVERY EPISODE

@maryscott5657

2 жыл бұрын

Rooster

@maryscott5657

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful i want +it

@heidihemore7812

2 жыл бұрын

I applaud you, sir, on such an exciting hobby. And truly I mean no harm nor insult when I say your narration is deplorable at best.

@June-tb4vi

2 жыл бұрын

I love how caring you are with these peoples things! Your an amazing man

Lesley, by showing us the beauty of the houses - you show us the beauty inside you. You are a good man. Bless you.

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for this heartwarming comment 😊😍

@nannyfairy

2 жыл бұрын

Jethro I so totally agree with you. 💖

@nadinepetit5640

2 жыл бұрын

Ca ne fait pas des années qu ls dont parti vu l etat de la maison mais pour ql raison cette abandon tjrs mystérieux.....

@nadinepetit5640

2 жыл бұрын

Si on pouvait me répondre en français ce serait gentil merci

@mariacsolano7581

2 жыл бұрын

Cómo me gustaría tener una casa así para mí familia

It is very sad for it to be abandoned….so many people are homeless while homes like this are left empty and unloved

@jamescarrington5521

2 жыл бұрын

YES, I think this same thing all the time! I mean, WTF?! If there is no one to inherit the property, no next of kin, then why do we allow this to occur when there are so many families who are either homeless or housing insecure. Let the government or some other governing body step in and take possession of the property, then find a suitable family for it and then gift it to them; they'd just need to keep it up, and I know in my heart of hearts, there are so many grateful families who would and could cherish the chance to have and take care of a place of their own. What a waste. If I ever inherit a property I don't want, I WILL donate it to someone deserving who does.

@MisterTee

2 жыл бұрын

@@jamescarrington5521 Oftentimes there are problems with wills and estates that can cause places to be left for long periods of time

@Happyday0974

2 жыл бұрын

Yes..exactly

@lookbabes8710

2 жыл бұрын

Very sad

@zahria

2 жыл бұрын

Not likely in a tiny French Village.

That house is still so clean considering that it has been abandoned for 6 years. My house would look abandoned if I didn't clean up for a week, haha.

@DD-hy1nl

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing, not much dust around.

@mireyarodriguez3275

2 жыл бұрын

@@DD-hy1nl probably there is a person going to clean it sometime. It looks very clean

@EscandaJavier

2 жыл бұрын

🤣

@tiffanydenton-thefarmhouse3848

2 жыл бұрын

Too funny, Lia! My husband and I have 5 children and it’s so difficult to keep everything tidy!

@kekekapri

2 жыл бұрын

Mee tooo😀

I hope the children go through that house and donate it all so someone can use it before it gets damaged. 🙂

It' s so sad that nobody cares about these people' s house and all their precious memories, not even the children; beautifully decorated rooms,lovely paintings ; What's important is that you brought their story to life,even if for a while! Thank you for this wonderful find!

@debbielucas4009

2 жыл бұрын

That is how a lot of new generation is taught they disrespect their elders it says so in the Bible it's only going to get worse says in the Bible children will turn against their own parents

@oldisgood2587

2 жыл бұрын

Oh somebody cares, believe me. That house is cared for and they had permission to film there. It's clean. I like these guys but this one is bullshit.

@abdlmjidbaffo2931

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldisgood2587 Yes, it is true that you say that they play with people's minds and lie. Look at the house as if it was cleaned on the day of filming. Haa. They are also the sons of the wrath sons of the guards. or the cleanser Or they come with the debt and buy scrap and vanishing things They film before negotiating, and this is what an assistant told me. Scrap dealers in Russia told me that I am the assistant dealers, and I saw abandoned houses in the presence of the party

@Julie31168

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldisgood2587 Yes there are some very expensive antiques still in that house, those lamps for starters in that bedroom with the owl collection. Someone must keep an eye on this place & I bet someone owns it still. Shame such beautiful things have been left to rot & not to be appreciated.

@amerubix185

3 ай бұрын

Sometimes there are no children …

I have been watching Bros of Decay for several months. I ALWAYS enjoy the kind and professional manner in which Lesley delivers the content. Thank you for placing respect in all you do.

@happy2b773

2 жыл бұрын

@SunSurfer I just began to watch a few months ago. Lesley is a favorite. Blessings!

@MarySpain1958

2 жыл бұрын

Agree 100%

@lindatimmons3675

2 жыл бұрын

This is my first time to watch this channel. EXPLOMO is respectful too ,i just started watching their channel too, a few weeks ago.

@happy2b773

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindatimmons3675 I just started following Explomo. I need to start watching some of the older ones and try to catch up

@lyncooper-reagan5874

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful home! It’s a shame it can’t be saved and restored to be lived in again.I hope the mystery of the harp will be solved. It would be amazing if it was with someone in the family. Thank you for this tour and the wonderful backstories you put with it. 💕

Lesley, I just adore your content and you as a person. Your voice is so calming and you do an incredible job bringing history to life. You were made to do this. You seem to have a beautiful soul. You are very kind and caring and it shows!!!! Amazing job as always. Thank you for what you do. It's incredible to see areas I will never be able to travel to. What a beautiful place!!!!

@mariegeorge8865

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes I wonder if Lesley was an Art major - he has such knowledge and appreciation for these beautiful things.

I really enjoy your work. You are such a handsome young man. I love your voice and how you show respect and compassion for the people who once lived in these places. I am 65 years old and will one day be dead also sometimes I cry realizing that my time is coming soon . I do love you and your special way of sharing and caring and I just wanted you to know how grateful I am. Patti McMillan

Beautiful home. I wonder why, when Anna and her husband died, the kids didn’t take care of this beautiful house. I love how you present and talk about the house!

@tisoychuy8433

2 жыл бұрын

I think they dont have children.

@soundwavs1961c

2 жыл бұрын

The one bedroom with the ashtray was definitely not a child's room

@lindsaythomson3687

2 жыл бұрын

Don't want to pay taxes on it..... it's a burden for them.

Oh how I wish that I could go there and save this beautiful home. Bros Of Decay is my favorite show to watch (for 5 years now) on KZread!

You said it perfectly. You try to show us the beautiful side of these homes and those who try to make the homes haunted are mocking the places they explore. I again agree with the others. You have risen to a level that is very rare. I also get emotional when you explain the history of the families and their passing. Again Thankyou for all the incredible videos.

This home was SO cool. I really really liked it. It had a certain air to it. Like, very sophisticated. I could see myself living here. That garden was probably very beautiful at some point. I especially love that pink lady’s bedroom. The door to the bathroom was unexpected and gorgeous! The wallpapers throughout were so unique too. I think my other favorite room was the library/music room. Something about it…. I really liked the glass doors for the books. It’s a shame the harp was stolen. It makes you wonder if someone took out other things. I can relate to the lady of the house with clothing. Haha. I adore sweaters and changing styles. So I probably would’ve enjoyed digging through allllll those boxes of hers. The only thing that freaked me out a bit was the laundry room. 😅 But, those people had a very unique and lovely home. It’s always a bit saddening to see pieces of people left behind. I’d want someone to care for the place and things. If not to donate or sell the items, if there’s no one to pass them onto. It’s such a waste. Thank you for showing this one. From chandeliers to artworks, it was highly alluring. ✨

Leslie This is why God says be ready. The sad part is . All of their things are just rotting away These homes are wonderful to see If you didn’t show them Their memories would rot away without notice. When I started watching your series I really began to think about setting all my affairs right Long before I go ! This is a shame for such beautiful things to go to waste. Only one of my sons sons want what I have My husband his dad died Jan 7 of this year. I know that things are not worth anything Compared to the loss of the love of my life . And sometimes when you show places like this Where the husband died first I can relate to the sadness left . Young man you give a beautiful story with each place with great reverence to those who left it behind May God bless you for your gentle nature .

@kericaswell6084

2 жыл бұрын

Well said!!!!

@ewabz5649

2 жыл бұрын

Szkoda że to niszczeje. Prawdopodobnie nie mieli dzieci 🙋

@ickiedeer-lamb7282

2 жыл бұрын

I can relate also to my husband died. I'm in a nursing home now and plan on leaving everything to my best friend of 55 t years

@monicagaitor6751

2 жыл бұрын

Oftentimes wealthy people know that their children do not need, want or care for their possessions. Why not leave it for less fortunate persons who worked for them or charities? Either way is better than just rotting away, I think.

@user-dl2tg5qp6b

2 жыл бұрын

Я так же подумала.Как страшно,это всё накапливать,а оставить не кому.Только Бог нам об этгм сказал,не копите вещи на земле,копите добрые дела и совершайте молитаы ,это гораздо важнее для Бога,чем временная жизнь!

The dishes all stacked up looks like they were washed. The glasses were upside down so the water would drain off properly. That kitchen was one of a kind!

I love the way you think about honoring these places, my brother. I believe you to be someone that I could really enjoy sitting alone with in an abandoned house being completely quiet and just listening to the walls.

Such a beautiful home. Another glimpse into lives well lived. Lesley, you bring the homes occupants back to life, even for a short time. Your vivid depiction of how they may have lived is done with such respect and honor. Thank you!

This home is magnificent and so neat. The thing you called a peacock is a rooster. The grape lamp was beautiful, wish it didn't have to waste away. I would love this home. Can't believe how wonderful it is and thankful it hasn't been ransacked. The harp may have been taken by one of the children. Thank you really enjoyed this place. Hugs Leslie

@lyncooper-reagan5874

2 жыл бұрын

I’d like to think a family member has the harp. Someone who loved hearing her play it perhaps? Even better they themselves play it! Wouldn’t that be great! ❤️

@charlottekearn5185

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, was wondering why he called a rooster a peacock.

@yolandatorres775

2 жыл бұрын

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@suzyqualcast6269

2 жыл бұрын

If you'd like it then make enquiries and buy it, before it's too late.

@gerdischaefer5361

Жыл бұрын

Yes family members might have sold the harp. Since the home doesn’t look like it was ransacked or vandalized. Maybe the family couldn’t afford the up keep.

I love the respect you give to the people who lived in these places. Your love of music, art, and history is contagious. I look forward to each new video. Keep up the great work.

What an exquisite, beautiful lifestyle that Remon & Anna had!!! There home was beautiful, homey & very pristinely kept! Sad that, once again, all of the reusable items left behind couldn’t have been keepsakes for the family, sold or donated to those in need! I would sooo much rather see that happening to these priceless things, rather than them going to waste😢 Anna was a beautiful lady with a wonderful life!!! Thank you for sharing this wonderful adventure with us 👍 I loved it 👍❤️

This is such a beautiful home! It must have been wonderful living there. The wife really seemed to be someone that kept up on the cleaning! Good for her, what a woman she was. I think the right thing to do with the house is to sell it to a couple that will keep her memory alive, and that would take care of the house as her and her husband did! This house deserves to be alive with laughter and a whole lot of love with children playing in the yard! Thank you for this exceptional journey! Look forward to the next trip down memory lane!!! God Bless!!!

Thank you for this view into another home and the lives of those who lived there. You can see just how much they loved it there by the warmth the home still has.

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly this home has a soul and that shows!

@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrosOfDecay Thank you for bringing these beautiful glimpses of how people much like ourselves lived and the places they called home. So many stories they tell us even if we never met them. And through your documentaries, They will be remembered. That's a commendable art you are preforming.👍✌️

@gerdischaefer5361

Жыл бұрын

Can’t understand how it’s so clean. The family room looks so modern with wooden floor and white wood.

It makes me happy to see an abonded house which is not vandalized. 👍😇

This was a treat to see the house untouched by vandals and looking like they had just left for a moment. There have been so many homes you have needed to warn about or to clean up before filming. So this home was wonderful to find in great condition and it was obvious you also enjoyed it’s fairly pristine condition, and how you treated the home with a reverence. Thanks for sharing

You are so sensitive! Thank you for your kindness and empathy while walking around and discovering for us how this people was while they were here, on earth. It Is a pleasure watching your videos.

I absolutely love your presentations. You take the time to honor and respect those who are gone! Thank you from Florida US.

I'm sort of glad to hear you say that, about the fact that it's not all fun and games, these were real people and the remnants of their lives, the last living testament that they were even here, on Earth, among the living. Thank you for sharing that. As a psychic empath, I will admit right here and now that I often cannot watch all of these to the end, because the emotions I pick up on are often very sad and overpowering to me, even though I fully know and understand that these people have merely moved on to the next part of their souls' journeys, they're not really gone, per se, only gone from us, in this realm. Still, though....it's more than a bit sad to me.

@jasmindumalay2002

2 жыл бұрын

I feel they're still there!God Bless to all and thank you for sharing!

@gloriacgiraldog4644

2 жыл бұрын

Y tu no puedes comunicartes con la ultima o ultimas personas que vivieron, allí, y saber el por qué de su abandono y dejar su vivienda, como si hubieran salido a una compra y pronto regrezaria, a su hogar? Saludos desde Colombia 💁🇨🇴🌹

@silviasutton1882

2 жыл бұрын

I feel the same. This house had a good feeling but others hunt me after I watch the program and some feel really disturbing.

As an Egyptian, it is great to see Egyptian art in his beautiful home But I feel sad because I don't see anyone living in this wonderful and classy house

@user-bw5bc3sv7e

2 жыл бұрын

انا عراقيه لما شفت تحف وصور من حضار وتاريخ المصري الجميل فرحت كتير كانو ⚘شفت كنز بجد فخر لكم والنا تحياتي واحترامي 👍👍🇮🇶🇨🇦

@tarekalaadin5660

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-bw5bc3sv7e تحياتي ليكي ولاهل العراق اقرب شعب لقلبي بلد الحضاره والتاريخ العريق العراق العظيم

You are such a gentle young man and extremely respectful. Your parents must be proud! I am a 70 year old mom /grandma and you are special. More young men your age should be as giving, loving, and respectful as you and the instrument you had found in one of your videos you were not sure if is called a lyre. Bless you young man!!❤

So sad. I feel i could still hear the giggling of children and the laughter of adults around and within the house. It was really an ideal Home. But a mansion cannot be a home without those that live in it. Like a chair, cannot be a chair without one sitting there..nostagia and melancholy embraced and engulfed me..

@roselee4445

2 жыл бұрын

This house is not abandoned

I think the daughter lived there, too, with her children. IF the grandchildren are still underage, they cannot legally do anything with the property. Maybe the daughter has passed on as well. And those paintings at the end, well, they are kind of creepy to me, I got some bad vibes with them. grape lamp was pretty, and big rooster was cute. All those clothes still looks in good shape, good enough to donate. Loved the lilacs outside. Very good video.

I echo the heartfelt comments. Leslie, you have a way of bringing these abandoned homes to life along with the stories of the ones who lived here. Also you have such a reverence when you are handling or touching the items left behind. Thanks again for such an amazing video.

Lesley you remind of me in younger days with a deep appreciation of relics from the past. I started my journey as you have going into homes to appreciate the beauty. Gradually I purchased and rehabilitated quite a few. There is no better feeling than rescuing one of these gems and know that it will have a chance for maybe a few more years with your love and hard work. You are an amazing team of men that are all heart ❤️ Thank you for such a lovely channel.

Lesley, I want to say thank you! Thank you for staying true to yourself and you're passion and showing us these beautiful homes left behind with such compassion in you're heart. It doesn't matter if nature has reclaimed most of the home or its in a state that looks like someone could still live there, you always have such respect and show such love. The stories you tell as you go along, sometimes heart breaking at whats happened are none the less just as important. I really appreciate everything you do. You have allowed me to see places I will never be able to physically come to see. There is so much beauty in this world, and you bring a part of it to life. Again thank you from the bottom of my heart. Sending you love and best wishes from Florida.

Leslie that’s one of the things that I love about you. Is the respect and reverence that you give to each home and their former inhabitants. I’d really admire that. This particular home I fell in love with I would move in in a heartbeat. I love it. Thank you for this very heartwarming and beautiful tribute. Like always love from me in California💜🎃😎😘🇺🇸👻

I love exploring these houses with you. I would love it you would open more cupboards and drawers especially when there is so much left behind. I love seeing people’s belongings

I so enjoy watching you Lesley. The respect you have for the ghosts of these places. You cause no harm to these properties. If only all did the same. Safe travels and thank you so much for sharing.

@cristearoxanadaniela7845

2 жыл бұрын

Which gosts??? Come on

Beautiful, tastefully furnished home.😍 "...to make herself beautiful in the morning." I like that sentence.🪞🥀

So beautiful and filled with the spirit of compassion and respect for the former fellow travelers here. It is amazing to wonder at the stories each of these visits provides you. I admire all your many works and efforts. Thank you and blessings from NC🌿

@charlielee1763

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, really sigh, nice to meet you

Fabric on the walls. I love that pattern and color. Not that I would want it in my home but I can appreciate the style.

Очень красивый дом, и даже не кажется заброшенным. Как будто люди на работе и скоро придут домой. Очень жаль, что пропадёт такая красота...

Part of thr house looks very fresh and clean white paint and outside from aerial view a section of the external roof had been replaced

Usually people who are older or ill will make a will to show what they want done with their belongings when they die. Don’t they do that over there? So many huge homes just sitting there rotting. This house is very strangely designed. It is also strange that no family member ever sold the place before it got in such bad condition.

@sequoiany3078

2 жыл бұрын

Probably they didn't make a will because there was no one they knew. Some folks just don't get a long with their families. So it could be they just left it like it was until the government decides to take over the property.

@bojeol5090

2 жыл бұрын

this home is still in livable condition. they would just need to update electrical and plumbing...most folks can't afford upkeep on big houses anymore or choose not to put their money into it

@Tarot-by-the-sea

2 жыл бұрын

I wonder the same question as to why this house wasn’t left to someone, even left to charity…don’t people write wills? Give things away? Perhaps the wealth, inheritance tax to high? It’s madness! Perhaps there is a row or dispute about the inheritance, it’s such a waste.

@rataperry6294

Жыл бұрын

I don't see any "bad condition" in this home. Neat, orderly and uncluttered; bright and clean. I wish mine looked the same. Once again, thank you for your respect and thoughtfulness you exhibited in showing us your beautiful find.

You do an excellent presentation of how someone once had a life on this planet a very good tribute to their past

You do an absolutely awesome job of showing the various homes. I love your voice the care in showing the various objects, clothing etc. Very moving:)

Oooh, that painting of the long-fingered satan was creepy. I loved this chateau!

@annlyon.2040

2 жыл бұрын

All her paintings where creapy. I think she was into the Occult. Especially with all the Egyptian art.

@debbielucas4009

2 жыл бұрын

I agree a lot of her pictures were like sadistic evil pictures

What a beautiful house. Once this house might have been filled with happiness with lovely family with children and grand children. But nobody is caring this now. Sad to note that every thing has its limits. Everything is very temporary and perishable with times.

No puedo parar de ver tus vídeos, me llevas a otras épocas con tu dulce voz y con tu forma de ser tan respetuosa. Me llenas de nostalgia y emoción. Tienes nueva suscriptora, gracias Lesley! 🙏🤗💕

I can only hope that someone takes over this beautiful home before it's too late. Thanks for showing us this.

Beautiful home, thank you for sharing Anna and Richard's life with us. Love ya!

That is a very beautiful home. Thank you for sharing with all of us!

Something about those paintings in the attic... I found them disturbing. I certainly appreciate your videos -- keep up the fantastic work!

I love how you put so much feelings into your videos. It is sad to see that no one has ever touched anything, maybe it was too painful for their kids to go back. Thank you for sharing, you are awesome.

Lesley, I very much appreciate your philosophy of exploring abandoned homes. Showing love, respect and beauty. I do not like the "haunted" videos with the spooky music and talk of things being creepy. I won't watch those and it is sad because without the fakery I think many houses are just beautiful stories of a life well lived. Thank you for sharing your beautiful heart!!

Absolutely beautiful and I love the way you put your heart into it, they lived here, Loved, raised a family... Sad to see and yet fascinating.. thank you

I love how you speak respectful of the peoples home and of the people. Thank you for taking us with you on your adventures of house exploring. it's beautiful to see that people in other countries respect other people's properties, here in the United States when a home is left abandoned people go in and destroy it, spray paint on the walls, bust the windows, smash and trash everything left behind. Ambercrombie & Fitch house is a good example of how things get destroyed here in the states. Very sad to see. it's a disgrace to the folks that onced lived there and called it their home. So THANK YOU again 🙏❤️

I like the way you explain each part of the room, so detail. You show so much love in this house. Usually, abandoned house look scary, but your explain make me see the love of the house, so much love in their life at the past.

TY for exploring this beautiful place and love how you explain everything so well

Missed watching this with you today my dear Bros..such a lovely video. Very touching presentation. It was heartbreaking to see such a stunning home and hear the sad story. Thank you for sharing this beautiful home. I wish someone from their family or at least a friend could care for it. Hope to be there for your next presentation live. Hugs and blessings ❤️

You do an amazing job of telling us a story. I can definitely imagine their past lives. You’re very respectful too. Thank you. Because without you, we would never see these places.

This is such a lovely home along with its furnishings an antiques. Thank u Leslie for the amazing footage

So many beautiful things! Were you exploring alone? I thought I heard a voice at about 24 min. Thanks for this explore! I can't understand why no one wants this home and beautiful furniture! I home someone in the family took the harp. Stay safe!

Lesley I love the way you show these abandoned places you are so respectful so sensitive I can’t believe sometimes your deep feelings for these people you don’t know Thankyou for your superb work I enjoy thoughly gina❤️

Thank you for sharing. I can tell you really care and have respect for the families of these homes

What a beautiful Manor! Thank you Leslie (hope I spelled it right) for filming and sharing this wonderful place. 💕

BEAUTIFUL. How sad. Lovely home.

Signature for paintings could be on the back or I have also seen and heard artist hiding the Signature within the painting itself. Absolutely amazing, thank you for this experience. I love listening to the stories you tell about the place and people.

Grazie per questa meravigliosa scoperta!😍😍

You are so lucky to have the opportunity to do this. I love all things old, with a history and love exploring. Thank you for showing us this.

I can't wait to see the new video!! I'm absolutely positive it will be as amazing as all the rest of the videos are!!

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Heather, this one is going to amazing :)

@happy2b773

2 жыл бұрын

Bros of Decay are one of my favorite exploration vids. I appreciate so much their care/concern for each place they visit.

I love watching your video's at night because your voice is so soothing Leslie 🥰🥰🤗🤗🤗 and Jordy your camera work is amazing as well as the music and editing 🤗🤗🥰🥰 🥰thank you very much for bringing us these stories and your respect for the property and the people 🥰🥰🤗🤗🤗 You bring back alive people and property long forgotten 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️

Another fabulous journey with you, Les, merci! I absolutely adore that “grapevine” lamp fixture in the very first bedroom you entered. So many fascinating facets to this gem of a manor.

It is really such a heart breaking to see a beautiful mansion left unattended......

Wow Lesley! This was a beautiful find. Thank you for sharing! Can’t wait until you visit the states. Hope to one day meet you.

This was a beautiful story and told so well. I found it emotional, the memories left behind of the people who once lived there. I guess we never get closure as to why the personal effects are left - but thank you for sharing - from that we can make our own ending. x

Your explanation of your feelings and respect for the home and the people who lived there was so touching and wonderful. You do treat each home with respect. Thank you. It makes me so sad to see such beautiful homes and furnishings being destroyed by nature. It seems there should be some legal way to rescue these furnishings from ruin. It’s sad that the ones who can save them don’t care. It’s so important to have a will.

I enjoy watching your videos, you have such a a beautiful passion for what you do, you take out the best of everything, thank you very much!

This is a really nice house, it has many nice features. Like a lot of the rooms,has a lot of nice natural light. I also liked the kitchen, with all the colorful tiles. Also the animal that you thought was a peacock was a rooster 🐓.

@lindatimmons3675

2 жыл бұрын

Mava Huth...... I love this house, the open 2nd story is roomy, the kitchen is georgous rspecially the tile. Love this beautiful house.

@oldisgood2587

2 жыл бұрын

The van is not really that old and they could probably get a lot of information from the tag. Just sayin' In America you could. Wisteria is basically a wildflower.

More! Longer videos! There is so much to see! Thank you, Lesley! 🌸🐌💙🌙 This was a unique house.

Adorable place decorated with a wonderful taste!!! Really enjoyed this video!

This home is so lovely the way it's laid out. Wonderfully done Lesley

You are looking so handsome. And your voice....ohh dope !!!!

So glad I didn't miss this one .been sick and in and out of the hospital..the home was gorgeous..I loved that grape lamp and yes that was a rooster not a peacock ..I hope this home never gets vandalized and if they had children I hope that they will eventually save this home..such a gorgeous place .

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Mary, I wish you a great recovery!

@ranadatv9366

2 жыл бұрын

Ouch.. Beatiful house.. My dream... Only dream., I'm only tenant here in the Philippines.. Really wanted to go abroad to make my dreams came true but .. Beatiful house 😍🏡

@juliaaller4965

2 жыл бұрын

Que trizte como alguien no la heredo.. O alguien debiera reclamarla un matrimonio con niños Para que no muera en el deterioro del olvido. Desde Chile un abraso

I absolutely LOVE the way you investigate these homes!! So respectful.

I love how you bring the house/castles back to life about the owners..thank you for sharing.

That house needs lfe & sunshine back into it. As you wandered through the rooms I was with you imagining myself living there, i'd even keep alot of the furniture but it would be mixed with the old & the new. I just loved it x

Hi Lesley. I stopped watching some great explorer’s due to that exact reason. I know they get a lot of people watching it, but for me I find it disrespectful 😩. I also love how caring you are towards the actual story, but the riches left behind. The worst is seeing people smoking in these abandoned homes 😢 Keep on exploring and stay safe young man. Cheers

Anna had such beautiful taste... you can see very well that she was an artist

It's soooo beautiful!!! Why would they just leave it? It's not even hardly dusty! I love your videos, you are always so kind and respectful.

Muchas gracias por subtitular!!!! Soy mexicana y no entiendo lo que dices, sólo así lo disfruto aún más.

Thank you, their home was beautiful and obviously filled with precious items, you were so respectful of their things, and you gave us every detail! I felt like I travelled and walked through the house with you! So sad the husband passed from illness and his wife was there alone. You do such hard work, from walking the locations to editing, we appreciate it! Love ❤️ to you!!

You are a gentleman and so respectful .It makes your videos so precious .Thank you for a beautiful video.I look forward to seeing more .

A house that everyone dreams of, such a beautiful home. Such a lovely story of love and devotion. Told by a VERY handsome young man. Told with grace and reverence.

Such a beautiful house . It’s a shame it’s left empty . I would love to clean it 😊 thank you

@Amynight19

2 жыл бұрын

Margaret you get some water and buckets and I’ll go get some clean supplies. You and me are gonna clean this house.😁

A super beautiful mansion, very cool, what a beautiful place, every corner and space of that mansion, the one who thought about building that mansion was a great visionary, thank you for allowing us to enjoy such a great video, each shot and approach they give to these places, I enjoy it but the place that most I loved it, it was where Anna's perfumes were, I'm very banid and I love perfumes, greetings and thanks 🖐🖐🖐

I love exploring with you !! 👍🏻👍🏻😁

I absolutely love this channel. But it is so sad to see these beautiful homes going to waste. You and Danny are so respectful of every location you explore.

It seemed a peaceful, comfy, loving home where you'd definitely love to come back after a long working day. This house radiates lots of positive vibes. You're kind enough to bring out the best out of these abandoned places. That's why I love to watch your videos the most. That Indian painting, most probably it was about procession of mughal emperor or kings of ancient kingdoms with courtiers and attendants. For the first time I saw anything purely Indian in your documentary. Now coming to the water left in the glasses, as a chemistry student I can't understand the logic, water should evaporate from an open vessel and evaporation doesn't take long time, at least not years. And that was not peacock, it's cock or chicken. That grape like lamp was really incredible. That small library cum seating area was also very nice. That bedroom with attached working space, behind that long window with curtain, that looks very nice. And of course the kitchen was good enough with adequate space, only little bit dark. Maybe windows were closed, so felt like that. It's very strange how many beautiful homes are deserted in this way. Hope their descendants are alive. It looks like none is alive to take care, otherwise how easily these places were renounced, that's actually unusual. Really very nice finding. I love to dive in the sea of memories, that's the only place where I can swim effortlessly. Many many good wishes to you for bringing joy in different ways. Stay blessed, happy and healthy. 👍👍🙏🙏😇😇

So charming. 🙏❤ this is going in my favorites.

@BrosOfDecay

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😍

@mentxugomez3619

2 жыл бұрын

Me gusta mucho mucho esta Mansión además no está vandalizada y es un gran cambio . Tiene muchas cosas y algunos muebles muy bonitos 🙅‍♀️😘😘

@mariamaria2751

Жыл бұрын

This cannot be abandoned. Why isn't it for sale

Excellent video, thank you Leslie!