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@SamsungA-pl8qp

2y↑7

О ком то молились, о чем-то мечтали, кого то любили, кому то писали...
Какой то цветок, меж страниц засушили
Теперь вы в могиле
О вас позабыли...
остался лишь след от бессмертный души...

Я также люблю, улыбаюсь, смеюся
В собранье хожу
Над стихами тружуся
И тело моё в цвете жизни и в силе,
Но будет когдто в могиле, в могиле...

All comments from YouTube:

@ariadnecondos5881

2y↑206

As a realtor in the US I just recently sold a home of a woman who had passed away. No where near the grand opulence of this castle however completely similar in that it appeared to have just been abandoned one day with all the personal items, furniture, etc. left behind.
The woman’s family (husband son and daughter) had all passed away before her and there were no other living relatives around.
I spent a great deal of time on behalf of the attorney who was the Executrix trying to donate all that I could of the furniture and clothing.
There was one living relative outside of the US for who I had packed up all photos and anything of personal significance that I found to be sent to her.
It was an incredible emotional journey to have gone on. It started with someone I did not know and by the end a family I felt very close to.
A difficult process needless to say.
Perhaps something similar had occurred here.

@olohunwa

2y↑9

Wow you should have documented this experience . It is unique .

@user-eg3yf1bv1t

มันสวยมากครับ

@theresasnider1530

2y↑3

i trulely hope so, it breaks my heart to see all that hisory go to waste.

@keystoneruth4349

Rwy'n gwerthfawrogi Dr. Cariad Sabo trwy Facebook ar ôl i mi gysylltu ag ef, nid yw fy mywyd erioed wedi bod yr un peth, rwy'n rhydd o egni negyddol..

@radhiah205

2y↑4

In Islam her property will be inherited by the living relative and cannot be sold without the relative's permission. If she doesn't have any niece/nephew or uncle/aunt, the property will be inherited by her cousin, then second cousin, then third cousin, then fourth cousin, then fifth cousin so forth.

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@jenniferk.7023

2y↑8

France has over 30,000 castles, and sadly a large number of them are abandoned or at risk. There is an association that has in France that has started a program that people can invest in to adopt a castle or chateau. It's like a crowd sourcing fund, and the more shares you buy, the more of a say you have in how these old places are restored. You can also buy many of these places "as is" for very low prices. Many are already in the process of restoration. Some are waiting to raise enough money. I feel a lot better knowing that there are people who care enough to save these old beautiful pieces of history. Adopte un Château started in 2017, and hopefully are still in operation today.

@Jules-ll2ij

1y↑10

I can’t believe no one is willing to take on this place, even in its current state it is truly beautiful…. Thank you for showing this to us 😊

@RetroCaptain

1y↑2

Gigantic expense to restore a mansion far from any city.
Ppl with that level of gold want smaller luxury home just outside the city and waste $ on expensive autos and shoes instead of restoration of antique.

@gwencasados4741

1y↑12

It amazes me that no one would purchase a home like this with all those treasures. It’s heartbreaking to know it will all just perish. I love what you and Sarah do to bring life to these pieces of history

@delilahrainelle7158

1y↑4

Of the many abandoned homes that I have seen this is one of my most favorite. I wish I owned it snd could restore it to its former glory. Even as big as it is, it still looks friendly. I just love it.

@JamesLStapleton

19w↑1

Because of your lack of edits and exploring almost every door and room, I have figured out almost the entire layout of this beautiful home. Would be amazing to rebuild something like this someday. Absolutely exquisite chateau.

@ruthie293

3y↑64

I have to say I appreciate the longer video showing way more than other people. The way you lower your voice in reverence is great and the gentle way you touch the items is very commendable. Thank you, Thank you

@lynnadkins1079

2y↑31

The choice and blending of colors in each room was either done by a professional decorator , artist or very talented person. The piano room was a delight for the eyes

@delilahrainelle7158

My thoughts as well. Can you imagine being in love and sharing this beautiful home with your husband children.

Preparing dinners or an early morning breakfast as the sun rises. Decorating for Christmas. Playing that gorgeous piano…. Ooooh!

I would have flower gardens, statues, and pools everywhere. Such a beautiful property to walk around outdoors with the birds chirping. I would probably have a small chicken coup to gather eggs. Perhaps a dairy cow and a couple of riding horses.

I can imagine sitting outside and teaching my children. Who needs a vacation with a place like that?

@loletajohnson4876

2y↑99

I was literally in tears over this majestic place. The beauty of it is beyond anything I can describe. I had tears streaming down my face because I can’t get over the fact that someone just walked away and left this place to fall apart and decay. Oh how my heart hurts to see the treasures here just going to waste and it could all be saved for generations to come to see and appreciate for centuries. I would have given the world for that awesome kings bed that was the most breathtaking piece of furniture I’ve ever seen in any of the abandoned houses that’s been explored. With all my heart I pray that someone can still rescue this place or at least the furnishings. It’s museum quality. The owner could have sold off everything or donated it to have it saved from destruction.

@NoguerSlot

2y↑3

Que privilégio passear com vcs por esse castelo lindo, não sei vcs mas me vi dentro dele ♥️

@jeanniealverado468

2y↑1

You have no clue about that and

@lucasjohnstone6419

2y↑4

After the Germans invaded the French countryside a lot of these chateaus were given to German officials

@arisl2370

2y↑14

yes but God also said .. 'do not become attached to the things of this world as they are only temporary"

@maisabi6662

2y↑14

I don't have my own house, i am renting small house, people are mocking me because i don't have my own house, i am ok with it because i know that every in this world is temporary, i am praying for a better place in the hear after because that is what we hope for.

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@marypayton7302

3y↑51

I wonder how this looked in its time! I’m sure it was beautiful! Can’t you just imagine how when you walked through it room by room! Thank you so much for taking the time that you take in showing all the places you go. I could never be able to travel like you do. I’m in my later days of my life now. It is such a joy to watch your channel! You are such a kind young man!

@maryreed4534

24w↑2

I just found your channel. Beautiful job. I love when people go through, someone's home, and are so respectful of the house, and all of the precious memories, as if you are a guest, because you are.
I hate it when people go to someone's home, and treat it, like it's nothing.
You do a fine job. When you picked up the photo of that beautiful little girl, and talked about her life there , it was lovely. 💜☺️

@tinytink

3y↑28

1st time seeing you. As a retired nurse I'm very pleased to see you wearing some mask protection in these kinds of places!! I also really appreciate the fact your not making the place known so awful people don't trash it. Also you tell such good story!
Stay safe & keep making videos.
TinyTink Detroit

@1MartinWaite

3y↑195

I just seen this place a few days ago "Bros of Decay" slept in the bedroom with the four poster bed then did their documentary the following morning and I thought that they did a good job that was until now when I have watched your take on the same place but you showed twice as much and did you build them outhouses as they didn't even get a mention. Thank you for enlightening so many of us to the true place and given us an insight into the place it once was. You show me more than I would ever see myself and get places I will never be able to get to. Again I thank you. Martin, UK

@badhoumaryam1284

3y↑4

حكية جميل

@badhoumaryam1284

3y↑2

حكية جميل

@notinmycountry991

3y↑12

Watched BoD before finding these two young men. BoD early in their exploring was like Explomo however that stopped long ago. He flies through but manages to get his face in quite often AND loves to hear himself talk lol

@ellietobe

3y↑7

They SLEPT in that filthy bed??!! I hope you were mistaken.

@1MartinWaite

3y↑7

@@ellietobe no I said they slept in that bedroom not the bed they brought sleeping bags and slept on the floor.

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@jolenepaetkau8439

3y↑37

Can’t get enough of watching these! It’s always interesting and I feel like I’m discovering it at the same time with everyone here ! Who loves old houses and I like learning so I scour the comments looking for those tidbits! Great work! 🥰🇨🇦

@robertawhite9015

2y↑9

This was truly amazing. I was enthralled every second. You are absolutely the best. I felt like I was there experiencing it with you. Your caring, appreciation and love for this chateau made it come alive. There's so much wealth there. I totally agree with you in donating to those in need. It may be the inheritant is wealthy, and doesn't want to be bothered. It's such a shame beautiful places like these are abandoned, and left to decay. You are so emotive in your descriptions, it makes it come alive. Of all the other groups I've watched, you're the best. Thank you.

@carolynbueno9509

1y↑6

What a beautiful & respectful video documentary. You and Sarah truly captured so much detail. I felt as though I was right there with you. I am so deeply touched by your reverence and pure enthusiasm for each room as it unfolded. Your commentary was so clearly full of emotion between excitement and sorrow. I could not help but burst into tears when you came across the slides from a wedding that took place in the very castle that was now in such disrepair. Seeing the joyful celebrations and the love of family and friends that are now just a whisper in the wind, made me reflect on my own life and how we are just a blip in time. It breaks my heart to see this disappear. Many times you reflect on how it is a shame it can't be restored. Surely there must be someone or some organization who could step in and resurrect this precious time capsule full of treasures and rich stories. Thank you so very much for your time and talent as well as your insatiable curiosity and dedication to capturing the very essence and inner beauty of this darling chateau. I still have so many questions! I did want to point out that in one of the rooms you referred to a religious picture as one of Mother Mary. It was actually a picture of St. Therese of Lisieux also known as "The Little Flower" She is a saint revered by many in the Catholic religion.💕Again, thank you for this incredible exploration. It is truly a masterpiece!

@williamvaughan6087

38w↑2

I’ve seen two others do this house but you by far did the most thorough. Well done!!

@paulafuester9866

2y↑5

Amazingly beautiful! I loved every minute of this video. I have watched it 3x! You are my most favorite explorer!

@nannyfairy

3y↑47

your reverent voice and careful filming bring sweetness and beauty to rot and decay. Thank you for a ride on your time machine. Blessed be ❤️❤️

@sharonwashington8150

1y↑2

I love the fact that you are so thoughtful in all that you do and see on these explores. Not all explorers are so, and you are right, there is so much left behind that could be used for so many in need in this world.

@deborahrohl848

Heartbreaking to see so much beauty and irreplaceable items just left to rot . SHOULD be restored given to the poor to live in and fix.Thankyou for doing such a good respectful job of showing us .

@squirellvr57

3y↑6

I just joined your site, and I want to thank you for the complete respect to the buildings and homes that you get to enter. I appreciate you and you cast.

@brandycarter5706

2y↑27

I recognized and appreciated the pieces of furniture in the living room, the children's bedroom, as well, the attic, that were all matches to the master bedroom's great canopy bed. Just one of my own favorite discoveries during this spectacular video.
It's incredibly sad that a majority of the valuable items left behind aren't auctioned off to renovate this beautiful castle.
I don't understand allowing the wastefulness with all of the rot happening to the seemingly priceless antiques and home?
I'm curious to know if there have been any positive changes since this video?
Thank you ever so very much for sharing your amazing work! ❤️✌️😜🤟

@HobbyOrganist

2y↑5

Same here, some of that furniture would be worth a lot of money and it's just rotting away, when the roof leaks water inside it destroys everything, most of that furniture is still restorable. That large one with the carvings and the carved boar's head in the attic would be worth thousands. I know I bought a couple of carved hunt style wood table legs from an antique store in Chateau Larcher, France- the most exquisitely carved oak foxes shaped into table legs, the other two legs had been previously sold were of two dogs, the legs sold for $600 EACH, I was able to buy the two foxes for $1200 plus shipping to the states. I really wished I could have bought the two dog legs and maybe re-created the table.

@mrwebber35

2y↑5

I wonder if the German occupation in WWII has anything to do with the children not remember this place. Maybe they were killed. Must be a reason.

@SamsungA-pl8qp

2y↑7

@teamor1815

3y↑38

You’d be surprised how hard it is to find genuine antique decor and lifestyle accounts of the past. I wish I knew some antique enthusiasts who were my age 😣people these days look over the beauty of understanding the past

@maryn.altamirano2319

2y↑3

Solo tengo para decir muchas gracias Maureno por existir y llevarme a viajar en el tiempo un abrazo fuerte en la distancia. Cuídate mucho mucho

@tracyberry8928

2y↑3

I truly respect how you guys do the beautiful photos, I can't believe someone let the place go like that. It's truly a shame how it's just rotting away, and all that beautifully unique furniture and rooms in that place are just going to be gone. What a shame! I'm so glad you guys covered this place in pics, you guys are amazing!! Keep it up, we love it!

@user-eh4qw9ky1b

2y↑6

Замок просто волшебный, Спасибо что показываете его нам, Здорово что сайт с русскими титрами, подсела на ваш канал, восхищена. Просто, у нас невозможно чтобы так сохранился прекрасно Старый замок полный вещей. Все эти вещи здорово было бы собрать в музей, Я так поняла что здание никто восстанавливать не будет и все вещи погибнут, а среди них столько антикварных предметов, старых книг и прочих ценностей . Всегда жалко что уходит история, с каждой такой потерей мы немного беднее становимся.

@rigavitch

2y↑1

I cannot stop weeping. So sad...haunting...my heart HURTS!

@janmcdonald4125

3y↑9

The love you felt for this home was so evident and showed through in this video.
I have watched many of your other videos, and I could feel your emotion.
I enjoy your usual commentary, but this one was different, and was very moving.
Thank you for putting so much of yourself into this. You are great !

@jennyerickson3085

3y↑28

Maureno, like a fine wine, you improve with age. Blessings, you are greatly loved.

@ShirleeKnott

3y↑2

indeed indeed!

@freddiemartin5334

2y↑6

I adored EVERY moment of this adventure! Thanks so much for the love and effort that you put in your explorations.

@spencerjane732

3y↑6

you all do such an amazing job, Allowing us to travel on your journeys is so enjoyable. I thank you all so much !

@user-lf9jh2fl9f

18w↑1

You must feel - you are incredible and absolutely special guys! The video gives so much realism, an understanding of our entire life, and highlights a lot of people who are significant to us, I’m 61 years old, it’s not much, but maturity has come.. I’m a woman.. and the second part of my life is ahead.. you know, dear guys, thanks to you - I am beginning to understand that all the things for our body and for our homes are essentially absolutely nothing... in comparison with the emotions, events and feelings that we humans can experience or miss it... And the best thing we have people are wonderful traditions for happy holidays with smiles and joy and love! And we can carry this through the centuries with our precious descendants - children and grandchildren... I was in the city of Maastricht - oh, it is such beauty and the most perfect atmosphere of life on the Globe!!! And I’m from Ukraine, from Odessa and now in 2023 - there’s a war there unfortunately... but all wars end someday and now I’m a refugee from Ukraine and I live in Ireland and there are also ancient castles here, but there are no abandoned ones, the Irish find time to Everything was kept in perfect order and they should be praised for this! Thank you for the video!

@eliasabboud7689

2y↑2

This is was by far one of the most beautiful journeys. Thank you for sharing this wonderful gem!

@debbiemango

2y↑3

So beautiful. I think the metal thing you found in the kitchen with the pointy thing at the top, was for knights at a jostling match so the king could see how good they were. It would go over their metal hands. I remembered it from Game of Thrones. Also, Henry V111. He never recovered from it. If you should ever go back could you get the bolt of fabric from the closet in the child’s room. It was the same pattern as the curtains and bed coverings. Just in case you go back before collapse. Lol

@barbaraalexander1691

32w

That's stealing and you receiving stolen goods.

@joancaruso170

3y↑28

I live in the USA and one day I started watching Urban Exploring with Kappy and your Youtube feed came up as a suggestion to watch so I watched the episode with the warehouse of abandoned coaches and war items etc I was hooked OMG! incredible! what you two find/ I am glad there is so much content for me to watch I am addicted to your finds. Like when you were on the stairs of Castle and there was a door in it was old old old wine bottles for liquor. I am speechless in each episode. Better watching than TV.

@shanahuffman4216

2y↑1

The rugs and woodwork alone are exquisite.

@MoonWillowTaiChi

2y↑2

I love how respectfully and lovingly you tour these places 🙏❤️ Your narration is so calming, camera work excellent. So immersive. Bravo! 👏👏👏

@emiliemoravcova9598

2y↑4

Dekuji ,bylo to úžasný, ale také moc smutný. Taková nádhera a takto to chátrá. Jediným slovem moc děkuji za vaši práci. Prosím jen ať to nenajdou nikdy špatné lidi myslím tím vandalové. Zasílám hodně zdraví a štěstí .

@huaweyy5527

2y↑2

Спасибо большое за обзор. Невероятная красота!! Как жаль что все разрушается, но ведь есть вещи, которые определённо можно было б спасти и сохранить. Как раньше делали красиво резьбу. Впечатляет все и мурашки по коже от просмотра. Всего хорошего, Вам, ребята! Ещё раз спасибо и низкий поклон.

@christineflucchese5267

3y↑2

U have the best videos your voice so pleasant Liv your work I only watch your shows God bless and keep all of u safe💜😇

@natalinaaparecidacasaroto1713

3y↑28

Seeing so much wealth, greatness, everything abandoned makes me sure that nothing but what we are matters. There's no use having so much, no one will stay to take advantage of it forever, maybe some things will last, but we don't.

@theCosmicQueen

just have to make sure you give it away to your children before you die.

@pienpakvis6118

3y↑2

I love this comment….so true,.as we say “You can’t take it with you”.

@alsin5218

3y↑4

@@theCosmicQueen children might not want those stuff u value

@dawnklug6986

3y↑3

@@theCosmicQueen Most children dont want their parents 'things'......BEST SOLUTION is to ask long in advance and make a Will with Directives and stay updated

@mariaheart6980

2y↑1

@@dawnklug6986 or as soon as you get old and its impossible for you to upkeep you should sell it

@rubberbiscuit99

2y↑1

Thank you for sharing your experience of this amazing place. I really appreciate your respectful curiosity about the place, the buildings and their contents, and about the people who once belonged there. Your voice is so pleasant to listen to for the narration as well. Thank you.

@susansmith1233

2y↑1

Thank you so much, for documenting these beautiful places. I was awestruck! Such a shame that most of them will not be restored! Makes me so sad... The video recordings of these majestic places are bittersweet to watch. It is very moving.

@jaybird2791

You have such a lovely disposition. Peaceful, respectful and calm. While taking your time to tell us a story about the past.
Thank you!
Elizabeth
Boston, Massachusetts

@donnadsmith853

2y↑1

The rooms just keep getting more beautiful, and I fall back into time like a dream.

@Bibi-J

2y↑3

I stil wonder How on earth do you find these abandoned places?
I just mean to say, France for instance is a very large country...if you want to walk and find beautiful castles or mansions like this one?
Love and greets from Amsterdam and please keep exploring!
I do not only love your videos, but I find it even a thankful job you're doing..
because now all these places are remembered forever because of you and your friends...before they are completely gone.
Thank you, for all your love and effort making/doing this, and sharing your videos everytime.

@modgirl7242

3y↑86

Such beautiful furniture craftsman no longer could be recreated A time when they all appreciated fine things and a time when they made furniture with pride ❤️

@carolbroome6559

3y↑11

I can’t believe all that beautiful furniture isn’t being sold for others to enjoy. I love antique furniture!! Made so well!! Awesome journey!!

@jacobshort6528

3y↑7

What bugs me about the clutter is that they built plywood shelves into all of the antique free-standing wardrobe closets.

@gladysastolfi1431

Por favor traducido al castellano. Gracias

@magugarcia10

@@gladysastolfi1431 te recomiendo hagas uso de los subtítulos que YouTube te ofrece, creo que puedes ponerlos en español 😉

@jillian5899

2y↑1

Someone needs to save this majestic chateau. If I could, I would. Absolutely Beautiful!

@ilaisaanejr

2y↑1

What a beautiful magnificent home. I read the comments and it saddens me too how a grand home could be just left to slip away in time. Thank you for the awesome exploration. You guys are the best

@fairysleepyasmr

2y↑1

So tragic. Thank you for capturing this marvelous beauty 💜💝💜💝💜

@setubandha9203

Hi, I discovered your channel today. I was like hypnotised during the hole video. You behave with respect, you´re patient, you percieve details - structures, materials..., you appreciate beautiful things, left by our ancestors. It was a beautiful, kindly excursion to history, to the building which will disappear. The beauty is documented. It will stay forever - in the movie.

@colleenasteevesbos6975

This place was very unique. This whole home shows a personality in each and every room and expresses to visitors the feelings you get in each one. It even had a since of confusion with the lay out of all the bedrooms and bathrooms. It was nice to see the tractor and vehicles along with the bikes.

@mzm4245

3y↑104

The library/piano room is stunning. The wall colour, rug and details are breathtaking.

@louise_rose

Agree, but also sad because they have so clearly been abandoned for decades. I wonder what happened to the last people who lived at this um, mansion (grown old and weak, and unable to arrange for a new owner or move some of the stuff?). I figure it will have been abandoned for half a century or so.

@jacklinenewland8869

The pillow looks like a family Crest represents the family name. Shameless to see this in ruins

@yenthan9751

3y↑1

Chào bạn và các bạn làm kênh youtobe .mình lại cố gắng dành time vào để xem và ủng hộ cho kênh của các bạn đây ạ.

@yenthan9751

3y↑1

Video luôn hay và hấp dẫn về mọi khía cạnh,cũng như cách dẫn dắt câu chuyện rất thực tế và chân thật nhất

@tommax26

I was hoping you would plunk a couple of piano keys so we could here its sound quality.

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@Anna-yw8yg

2y↑1

I haven't watched the video yet, but from the thumbnail I know I'm going to fall in love with this place. I LOVE libraries and this is one of the most beautiful ones I've ever seen. Probably top 10 ❤ Thank you for sharing 😊

@marygrutzius5756

2y↑1

Fascinating is that so many rooms connect to one another. Never ending passages.

@shirleywilcox6565

I sooooo appreciate your love and respect of beautiful, old things. Thank you for all you do as you explore and then show us what we would never be able to see. I am in awe every time.

@vientonoreste9008

I quite appreciate your vocabulary into a well structured speech, full of respectful sentiment. Outstanding for such a young person!

@michelehafey2607

42w

Thank you for showing the slides, so we could see who lived there!

@idabaker9320

3y↑16

Automatically wanted to start cleaning the paintings & protecting the photos! So very much, history! This place seemed welcoming. Just beautiful. Stay safe and thank you for sharing.

@cspat1

2y↑1

I would help you Ida, I felt the same.

@trixbox7

19w

Awesome work - you hiring? lol - I as well share this passion and can hear/see the echos of the past in each room. Like - you can almost witness them walking about the room - using at as it must have been used back in their day. I can see kids playing on the chest by the window, while being read to by their grandma or nanny - sitting in that chair. The family photos are just amazing... the lives of these people, so lost to decay, yet so relevant and important in their day. Great job uncovering the history and stories of each place you visit. I feel like we still are living in the shadows of times like this - so influential to the present day.

@stewardsofthemysteriesofgo4243

You are the first one I have heard talk about how the way they leave all this stuff when there are people in the world in need, and this stuff could even be salvaged and sold to help others. Yes this vexes my heart and soul as well when I watch these videos.

@montana.topeoplewakeup6142

The super rich are super hoarders 🤷‍♀️

@cherylemonahan8741

2y↑2

That was so beautiful, thank you for allowing us to walk through this amazing gem with you!

@geoffreywensley255

How come there is a microwave there?

@NN-ui8ie

My husband and I really enjoy watching your videos, the way you walk us through them and tell a story about them makes me feel like I'm right there with you. This one is truly amazing and mind blowingly beautiful! The room where the piano was the arches and the colors are so beautiful! The canopy bedroom was absolutely gorgeous! You do an amazing job on making your videos! My husband wanted me to tell you that you look like the Russian fighter guy in one of the Rocky movies!

@kathyandjeffdailey3455

2y↑1

Thank you for the awesome tour! I really enjoyed that. I agree with you, that place is magnificent. What a treasure. 🥰

@brittawrolson3318

3y↑34

The mind’s imagination runs rampant as I try to envision how gorgeous this castle/chalet must have once been. The number of bedrooms and private baths tells me earlier owners took great care to design and decorate each room with unique features. What I particularly love is the French style windows and shutters letting in amazing light to every room. The incredible views of the gardens, lake, chapel etc could be seen from each of these spaces. The outbuildings were even built on a grand scale with local stones by the looks of the walls. As you mentioned many times, it is so sad to see this location being allowed to collapse.

@cathyreardon8979

3y↑4

Catherine Reardon
Thank you for taking your time while videoing this home that stands still in time waiting to deteriate evan more. It reminds me of waiti a loved one to die. The negative of the girl standing on the balcony was just beautiful but leaves me sad for what was.
God Bless and be safe.💌

@TheAnimalsMagicShop

It appears that over the years different owners of the chateau left their belongings there too as there was a huge range of age and style. This was an antique dealers delight to watch. The money needed to repair it is understandably too much but perhaps things could have been sold to help with that prior to everything becoming so moldy. Some of the carved furniture is amazing as is the architectural features like the painted panels, stained glass windows. fireplaces, and chandeliers. And those outbuildings - amazing! It's a beautiful home and so wonderfully decorated. Thank you so much, I really enjoyed watching this. Compliments on the narration and the great filming too!

@cazthemamma9251

You are so respectful, honourable and kind. Keep up the great work!

@angelachambers1726

My family tree dates back to Eleanor of Aquitaine, Queen of France & England. I love history & I love this channel, you are respectful of the family's privacy. Thank you for sharing these wonderful homes with the world.

@rosannaolson9406

I appreciate your videos more & more each time I've watched one.
TY for your time.

@sonyaclawson1514

Dear Explomo thank you so much for this video. I am a new subscriber from the USA as of tonight. This is just my second video but I truly enjoy your videos.

I have always had a deep love and connection to old homes and to antiques of all types. There is just something about them and their sense of history that draws me.

It truly broke my heart to see the state of this chalet tonight. I'm not talking just the lack of upkeep, that is bad enough, but the way the previous owner/s seemed to use so many of it's spaces more as a dump than as a home was utterly shameful😢

God bless you. I look forward to watching many more of your videos. Stay safe!💕

@sabrinafair35

3y↑45

I viewed someone else’s visit to this forgotten French treasure. I enjoyed it very much. But, Maureno, you knocked it out of the ballpark. I am partial to you and Lesley, and there may be a friendly rivalry between the two of you. Notwithstanding, I have watched other explorers, and you, darling, are a standout. Yes, this video is long, but what a feast for the eyes. What also sets this apart is your magnificent find of the negatives. The humanity of these properties, where memories were made, people lived, and died. Finding old photos and uncovering as much as possible about its former occupants adds so much for the viewer. Thank you for sharing this journey. SUPERB!

@magdelenemcfadden1493

3y↑1

If they could not afford to keep it why they did not give it away to charity in the government or use it for functions guest house etc other than allowing it to fall to ruin , such a waste. People who inherit things don't know how to appreciate it. Never live in a big house until you are ready to die because the children don't necessarily want it downsize to something smaller .

@jacobshort6528

They aren't photo negatives. They are slides for projecting on a movie screen.

@cspat1

I wish someone from the town would come in and save some of the historical items. So many items speaking to us from the past. Photos and books, tools everywhere. I could spend days reading and looking at everything. Can you feel the ghost of those that loved,, lived ,and grew in this beautiful treasure? Thank you for sharing and trying to preserve this place with your camera. I wish there was a way to save the art and history in this discovery. I am new and look forward to future finds. I really enjoy your manner of describing what you see and feel walking through the lives of peoples past.

@katherinealfaro8475

2y↑1

I found your video very informative and filled with so much “eye candy” pertaining to all the antique furniture books and furnishings. The extended family must have been very educated as to the quantity of old books and vast amounts of book shelving. There were books in many of the rooms with reading tables. The writing desks were numerous also. The stairways were everywhere. Amazing! I was completely charmed by the chapel and the buildings outside. The upstairs in one of the sheds might have been living quarters for their employees. I believe the buildings outside are older than the chateau by the stone walls. Pity the chateau, sheds and grounds couldn’t be restored. School children would gain so much insight as to the way people lived in times past. Can you imagine taking students to the restored chateau for a school day trip. That would be awesome! Educating our youth to having understanding and RESPECT for old things and the past will give them the gift of empathy and enrich them as human beings. Too many believe, “out with the old and in with the new.” Too many think old things are vile. But we can all learn from studying the past. And then we can appreciate our “vintage” friends and relatives with a new awareness and respect. Katherine, Yakima Wa./USA

@tommax26

THANK YOU SO MUCH for this exquisite tour of the centuries-old French Chateau. WONDERFUL. Especially charmed by the photos of past residents.

@jacobshort6528

3y↑1

"This is so gobsmackingly interesting!" You say when looking at a chest of drawers with shelves built on top, I saw a stack of four little cannon balls. But they're rusty. Oooh! They're grapeshot, used in cannister rounds for cannon! From the days of sail-driven navies. When attacking other ships, they would load cannister rounds to bring down their sails and rigging. Also used to repel boarders by turning the cannons away from the water to Rake the decks. Like buckshot and birdshot in shot gun anti-personnel rounds. They're MEANT to cause bloody ruin.

@annedebeaumont9158

3y↑9

Los detalles con la 'flor de lys' indican a la nobleza francesa, puesto que ése era su símbolo. En cuanto a las coronas grabadas en los respaldos de las sillas, son coronas 'condales', es decir las correspondientes a un conde y su familia. En cuanto al resto de la mansión, ya ha sido vandalizada con mucha anterioridad a tu visita. Los murales que preceden a la sala del piano representan al poeta latino Virgilio (margen izquierda), y al héroe mítico griego Orfeo con su famosa lira (margen derecha).

@susanwilson2248

1y↑1

Thank you for the info on the beautiful murals.

@darlenemeeka5384

3y↑36

I’m absolutely speechless after watching this video! I can’t help wondering how the family of this beautiful castle could allow it to just disintegrate? 😢 I could spend days exploring this place! There are priceless belongings that one would think have sentimental value? Thank you so much, as this video was breathtaking to watch!🥰

@dawnklug6986

3y↑8

DEATH AND INHERITANCE TAXES THERE WILL BANKRUPT YOU

@lucasjohnstone6419

2y↑4

As you can see by the German pill container during ww2 most of these estates were taken and given to german officials
This chateau sadly probably never saw its original family again and the Austrian/German family faded away

@arnonuhm6234

2y↑3

@@lucasjohnstone6419 Stop spreading bullshit. Do you believe the French government would have left a single house in German hands after WW2? Yes, maybe the inhabitants of the house were speaking German. It may go over your head, but there are German speaking minorities in Belgium, Luxemburg and France, and since we don't know where the chateau is situated, it might very well be in an area where they speak German. Or someone from Germany might have just normally bought it in the decades after WW2. All you dummies know is those 6 years of war, like there weren't decades and centuries of history around it. Go read a book, or rather get out of your basement for once!

@chocolate-eq6jn

2y↑1

@@arnonuhm6234 Why are you getting so worked up about this?

@arnonuhm6234

2y↑1

@@chocolate-eq6jn because the comment I referred to got completely altered and mine doesn't make as much sense now as before

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@karenrogers262

Thank you for memorializing this beauty for all time!

@jackroper8829

Great job my friend. what you do is what i love also. The wife and i watched this today from pacifica California 6/ 27/2022. your approach, quiet talk, and back ground music is perfect. best i've seen my friend. Inspiring job you do. Jim

@donnadsmith853

Leslie, you are such a wonderful old soul. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to adventure and explore such magnificent history, beauty, and magical moments.

@veltablackburn498

Absolutely stunning. Definitely the best video ever. It really needs to be preserved. Well done for finding it. Take care.xx🥰🤗

@kathrinjeromin7655

Hallo Maureno, VIELEN LIEBEN DANK für Deine wundervoll einfühlsame Führung durch dieses atemberaubende Chalet!!!
ES WAR MIR EIN FEST !!!
Lieben Dank! Kathrin aus D

@ramonasalameh6069

3y↑22

You're showing us these treasures with so much love and respect 👍🏻 god bless you Maureno 🧡

@lynn6221

I love your channel. I just found you and have been binge watching all day. What magnificence these old homes had. I appreciate the respect with which you view them all.

@ginaagaray-castro6914

Lovely,lovely,lovely that’s all I can say! Completely lovely! Thank you for transportation me all the way there!! Love you!!🙏🏻🌹

@pamelatrimper4684

I love how you guy's respect and protect what your exploring . I really find it very disturbing when I see a place such as these destroyed . Good job guy's , so have come so far with how you share your explore with us and how you see it and enjoy the experience , thank you so much .

@user-mb2ph9wr8f

16w

Дух захватывает и сердце замирает и кровьб обливается, какая же красота и все погибает! Мы, люди, не понимаем, чтр это история нашейпоанеты и одна никогда не повторится!!! Очень, очень жаль! Спасибо огромное, ребята, что пр открвли завесу в старину, показали уходящую красоту прошлых веков!!!

@judeea5887

A BEAUTIFUL FORGOTTEN TREASURE TO SEE. THE LIBRARY WAS MY FAVORITE ROOM. THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VALUE PIECE OF HISTORY.

@jeffb3535

3y↑91

What a beautiful home and plot of land. If I had the money I would have it restored back to its former glory and have it available to the public for tours, vacation stays, and events like weddings.

@margaritagomez9132

3y↑2

Me encantó ese edificio

@Ladysimpel

3y↑5

das ist so wunderschönes anwesend sowas schönes habe ich wirklich noch nie gesehen schade das es zerfällt mit so tollen artefakten der früheren zeit , und wenn es ein besitzer geben würde müsste man raus finden wer der eigentümer ist ansonsten über geht das doch der stadt dort müsste man mal nachfragen wem es mal gehört hatte . ich glaube nicht das dem erben das so einfach egal ist das es zerfällt wenigstens die eigentümlichen gegenstände und private sachen könnte man noch retten ! lg Lady

@juaquiene7733

3y↑6

I agree. You'd think someone would take the incentive. To do something with these properties.

@kathrinjeromin7655

3y↑3

Der gleichen Meinung bin ich auch!!!
Es ist so atemberaubend schön, so verlassen und dem Verfall preisgegeben wie es jetzt ist... wie wundervoll unglaublich schön muß es erst einst in vollem Glanz gewesen sein??? Es wäre sooo schön, wenn es wieder hergerichtet würde und Allen zugänglich...die Idee mit den Hochzeiten finde ich auch super!!! GlGrüße Kathrin aud D

@ameitaV

2y↑1

¿Qué pudo haber pasado para dejar todo?

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@dianneparsons8640

It's like going back in time thank you and God Bless you.

@beannyjane1

Wow thank you so much for sharing one of the most fabulous chatau s, I'm sure all of us watching are so envious but you managed to look everything I wanted to look at, I loved your commentary, bless you our friend, Beana from NZ 🌊

@rev.kenshostad2888

It breaks my heart to see that place in such a state, I would want to restore it back to it's previous glory, such a shame it just sits and routs... Very sad...
Thank you for taking the time to show us this once beautiful place...
May GOD Bless you and yours... AMEN...

@leticiaescobar5538

3y↑5

Meu Deus...isso é magnifico,deslumbrante,unico..
É como se eu estivesse lá...naquele tempo..um sentimento nostálgico e que eu amo sentir❤

@Gypsy388

It was a Beautiful tour. It truly made me sad many times. Because of its beauty and the life they lived.
Makes me teary eyed.
🌿💙💞💜🌿

@barbkennedy9382

3y↑7

I love the furniture, such antiques...why doesn't some enterprising company come in and go through everything...have a sale or auction to help these families or the state save these properties from ruin. I ache for the lost heritage...lost personal history...ruined antiques...dilapidated homes, but I still wonder at the process of how nature takes back its space...AMAZING. Your reverence for these 'once' loved homes is outstanding...that is why I love you guys.

@jillrodway2418

Beautiful

@judithrivera3385

No one will do. All is ☢☢☢Hazardous materials. Mold is very dangerous and is all over walls, ceilings and underground. No insurance company will walkthrough. All will demolished.

@barbkennedy9382

@@judithrivera3385 That is too bad they let it sit and rot...humans have embraced a 'throw away' society for people, places, and things that saddens me to the core...we are better than that.