If you did not know it already, these last few weeks we posted a lot of bonus content to our Patreon page, like a Q&A, a written adventure story, but also a bonus exploration episode. In that video, we investigate a former educational facility built by the Nazis to train their elite. For more info switch over to Patreon now: www.patreon.com/bwturbex Earlier this year, we decided to go full-time with Broken Window Theory. We rely on our supporters on Patreon and occasional sponsorships in our videos to keep our channel running. It does not matter how you support us but if you do we are really grateful for your help!!! Seriously, thanks a lot, guys!
Truly heartbreaking. You can see the care that went into making that little church so beautiful and to just let it rot... it is almost a crime. Thank you for sharing this with us!
if you think this is heartbreaking, you should watch some of the abandoned churches and chapels in Russia. After the communist party took over, most of them were closed and some never opened again. There are hundreds and thousands of them, spread all over Russia. Some are getting restored as we speak, but most will just decay further. Most of them were built in the 19th century - so way older than this one. You can only imagine how much destruction the soviets caused to the Russian church!
I always appreciate how respectful you are when exploring. Some people deface abandoned properties by spray painting their names, leaving trash, or taking things, like dogs marking their territory. You are very nice young men sharing pieces of history with your audience. Thank you.
I loved this one. I explored old churches in England while on vacation and actually found my ancestor from the 1600's. They buried important people inside the church. Keep em coming boys, you're the best.
I don't know what the winter is like in your part of Germany. When graves were dug by hand and the ground was frozen, it was common practice to store coffins in an on-site building until spring. When the ground thawed, the coffins were buried. Perhaps that what your second building was used for.
In Scandinavia such a structure was needed. High ceiling to keep temerature low when the sun starts to heat, and the building is not situated in front of the church/chappel. So yes, I do think that You are right. :)
Wie viele Tränen dort in der kleinen Kapelle wohl schon geflossen sind. And now it´s all just dust in the wind. Edit: Vielen Dank, BWT, dass ihr dazu beitragt, Teile unserer Identität zumindest virtuell zu erhalten
Very sad and even more sad the German government today would never restore a historical place such as this that would remind German's how hard the men of the past fought to keep their land from communism. These fallen men there deserve to be remembered.
And before Communism. German military isn't just Nazis. One of my distant relatives was in 1700's. In Frederick 1st , Curiasser and Dragoner regiments. Others later up and including WW1.
I can’t unfortunately afford your Patreon Page, cause I’m early retired with an illness. But I do like to watch the videos from you coming once in a while!
@@olebrgesen795 I, too, am unable to support the lads on Patreon but I watch each video and I enjoy seeing places I would never get to see otherwise. I love their respect for each place they visit, leaving no sign they were there except maybe footprints. 👣 Best wishes to you, Ole, from a lady in Canada.
just love your videos! and thank you for telling us what was written on the walls. So many stories that chapel could tell of weddings, funerals, christenings, even just the lives of all who came there.
I miss Germany. I was stationed in Baumholder in 2015 and miss it dearly when i had to leave. I loved sightseeing all the castles and historic buildings that were there. One day I'll make my way back
Germany is one of the countries that I would to visit and have the time to explore some of it's history but I will probably never will be able but I enjoy you guys bringing the history to us. You guys are our history teachers. Stay safe and Happy exploring!
I'm totally into the anthropological aspects of all of this, the cultural data, the subset archaeology. This stuff has always been fascinating to me. Thank you for all that you do. Be careful. Don't fall through any floors. I'm always scared watching you all do precarious climbing on railings and destroyed stairs. When not working on my own channel, I watch stuff like this. Brilliant. Do it full time and be safe. Love you guys!! ---- Glennie @ MGPIS in Vermont, U.S.
The extra mortuary building was for bodies to be placed in the winters.Ground was too frozen to dig a burial.They would store them there and wait for spring thaw and then bury the people.
I appreciate the time and energy into researching the history, as much as you can, of the places you explore and film. It gives substance to the stories you present. Stay safe in your travels.
This. Is a beautiful example of its time. It is such a shame to see so much history being left to rot. I very much like the gothic style of decoration inside this chapel. Thank you for showing it to us before it is gone for good. Stay safe out there, and I look forward to what will come next from you.🖤🇨🇦
What a beautiful cemetery, church and surrounding buildings. It's such a shame to see them falling into ruin! Thank you for taking us on this wonderful explore with you ❤🙏
This is historic & sad our past is crumbling away before our very eyes. These need to be preserved so that we may never forget our past. So tranquil with a touch of mystique thrown in.
I really enjoyed your video and it's content. Such a shame if everything is left to ruin. The Memorial should have been kept in top condition out of respect. It's like they have been forgotten and they gave their lives. Take care out there.
A historical place should not end like this ... but time consumes everything. That calendar does not surprise me because human nature almost always prevails. I loved this video.
We made the experience that churches mostly get spared by vandals. But buildings like schools, hospitals, etc get destroyed very fast. So I assume even vandals must have some kind of respect. Not sure though
I served in US Army in Bavaria....1979--81....we were on Recon Patrol & as i neared the bend in the road....A Beautiful Statue of an Angel appeared....i have never forgotten this moment....it was close to a farm house.....this video is beautiful....
Your videos are so beautiful. It’s a shame to see loved ones forgotten in this cemetery. But the beauty of nature reclaiming it is stunning. Thank you!! ♥️😍
BRAVO! I was lucky to find this page and I am hooked! The narration and the beautiful cinematography/pictures are stunning. I will spend this weekend catching up on your creations. Many Thanks from Michigan/USA. Peace.
Thank you for preserving history through your videos. I deeply appreciate your channel because you are filmmakers who are sharing stories. Viewers are partaking in the explore through breath-taking photography and cinematography as well as researched narration regarding the subject. I wish I could support your patreon page, but I am out work due to health issues and the pandemic. I will like your videos, leave comments, and watch ads to help your channel. Stay safe!
There is someone in the USA who volunteers their time to cleaning grave stones where he lives. His concoction really does the trick and you can then read stones clearly. He tells you what he is using and how to prepare the stone. He deserves to go to heaven for such a heart warming effort.
Good Day Guys, Thank you for this amazing video shot in a documentary style. The time duration, the montages, the camera shots, editing were all in sync. My RUclips feed and timeline allowed me to have a wholesome peek at a time capsule hidden in plain sight. Now I look forward to your next videos as well and I will hopefully take this opportunity to explore your previous videos on your channel. A fan from southern India.
@@bwturbex I'm bout 4 hrs from Detroit..no, you don't want to explore there. abandoned places are full of homeless, druggies and gangs...not safe at all.
Thank you for the amazing explore and history …. Will be watching more of your videos! The world is now a smaller place with our explorers sharing their videos..thank you all…
I’ve greatly enjoyed your last few videos of abandoned properties in your home of Germany. The history and sights are fabulous. I hope to watch them all. WA State, USA
Echt toller Kanal! Sehr professionell und für mich hat das Format den Charakter einer Dokumentation. 👍👍👍👍😍 TOLL finde ich,dass ihr immer mit viel Respekt und Sensibilität dabei seid.🥰 Ihr habt eine Abonnentin mehr 🤩 Passt auf Euch auf 🍀🍄
Ha Ha, a holy tool shed! Great sense of humor guys! Thanks for sharing this gem. Hoping the town decides to at least save something from that site. This is the first time I've ever heard of a mortuary connected to a church/chapel. Interesting concept!
Here in Canada as-well as many other countries, we call it the "forgotten war" for a reason. My great uncle wrote "memoires of a forgotten war" pt. Vincent Goodwin.
You guys were great today and made me smile..the organ, crawling up the rickety stairs and waiting for the people to leave 🤣 it was funny and subdued being in the cemetery..love ya guys..keep it up 😊✌
nice to hear some new background music in your videos. Not that i didn't like the old one, but some variety is nice i think:) Keep up your great work, you guys are very inspiring !
The small building was for coffins to wait when the ground outside was frozen too hard to dig graves. I've seen these in my home state, Montana. Good work, guys!!!
@@bwturbex I have!! I have been following you for awhile now. By the way, my mom is German and still lives in Germany. I can’t wait to go see her when the travel ban has been lifted.
I was a bit surprised that Germany is suffering in the same as the United Kingdom, in as much as we don't value our recent past enough. It's a real shame to see this heritage vanishing. Thank you for showing us, before it's too late!
I love antique buildings. If the people around there willingly preserve it, that'll be a great attraction to visitors though. Thank you for sharing. Very educational.
The fact that this cemetery is for those soldiers who died for their Country has not been maintained out of respect for those young mens memory. Notwithstanding the rights or wrongs of the war they fought, they sacrificed their young lives. The least the German Government can do is respect those service men.
Hello from Edmonton, Alberta Canada thank you so very much for sharing the history of the church and the cemetery. I am looking forward to see more of your explorations and adventures.
Great video guys !! I loved it !! I love the history , this should be saved and persevered !! Such a pretty place with or without the natural decay !! Wonderful work guys !! 👍👍👍
What a lovely chapel and graveyard. I hope they are preserved for future generations. I picture a gray-haired little old lady playing the organ, and worshipers in the pews.
This video is amazing! You captured it so well. It's always so odd to explore chapels for me.. I can't help but think of everything that has gone on there.
Once, walking through a forest somewhere in Germany with my boyfriend, we found a place that was used to store WW2 munition. The place is only ruins nowadays but, as is common in that country, the villagers still find rests of grenades. And with my boyfriend we found 3 parts of destroyed munition... we think is a grenade as his father told us that as per the photos we took the artifact looks like a grenade they once found in the woods while celebrating a birthday, they needed to call to the police and the birthday party needed to be interrupted by the area isolation.
I hope they restore this church i do hope so...What i like whit your videos is that many other explorer exploring abandoned house building churches castle and so on its about Gost hunting witch i dont like and care about so be able to watch your videos whit out all that nonsens give me so much...Keep exploring more places and good luck to you all and be safe from virous and old building...Nice that you are not alone if something happens you have each other thats more safe....Im sorry i make so many and long comment on your videos....Again Danke aus schweden
Shame the local municipality doesn’t renovate such a beautiful historical chapel especially so that visitors can say a prayer and light a candle. Tidy up the graveyard!
I ve lost my grandpa's grave in Kramat Sentiong, Senen. Because at the moment, as a widow with 8 children, my gramma did not ve money to rent the grave, so another person took it. What a sad condition
If you did not know it already, these last few weeks we posted a lot of bonus content to our Patreon page, like a Q&A, a written adventure story, but also a bonus exploration episode. In that video, we investigate a former educational facility built by the Nazis to train their elite. For more info switch over to Patreon now: www.patreon.com/bwturbex
Earlier this year, we decided to go full-time with Broken Window Theory. We rely on our supporters on Patreon and occasional sponsorships in our videos to keep our channel running. It does not matter how you support us but if you do we are really grateful for your help!!! Seriously, thanks a lot, guys!
Good luck for all your adventures !! Stay safe and enjoy every moments..
Bonus content is TOTALLY worth it. =)
Good luck, stay safe and keep healthy
I love your videos, they are impressive, magical .... a huge kiss for each of you and I am subscribed Kisses!
Dr broken window
Did you have any plan to visit Indian subcontinent
I am from Bangladesh.
"we must be very quiet now" ..starts playing the organ🤣
BWT: Silence!
Also BWT:
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@@urbexkespointofview 😁😁😁😁🖖
@@bwturbex That scene haunts my memory😁🤣
Probably scared the hell out of the people in the graveyard! Lol
Truly heartbreaking. You can see the care that went into making that little church so beautiful and to just let it rot... it is almost a crime. Thank you for sharing this with us!
it is a crime.
It's the same here in The States. History is being forgotten and destroyed.
And it’s just a little over 100 years old. Schade.
if you think this is heartbreaking, you should watch some of the abandoned churches and chapels in Russia. After the communist party took over, most of them were closed and some never opened again. There are hundreds and thousands of them, spread all over Russia. Some are getting restored as we speak, but most will just decay further. Most of them were built in the 19th century - so way older than this one. You can only imagine how much destruction the soviets caused to the Russian church!
I always appreciate how respectful you are when exploring. Some people deface abandoned properties by spray painting their names, leaving trash, or taking things, like dogs marking their territory. You are very nice young men sharing pieces of history with your audience. Thank you.
I loved this one. I explored old churches in England while on vacation and actually found my ancestor from the 1600's. They buried important people inside the church. Keep em coming boys, you're the best.
Amazing story! Thanks for tuning in an see you next time :)
I strongly believe that heritage structures like these are worth restoring due to their historical value to the place where they are located.
Unfortunately, no one cares about history any more ☹️
Perhaps you will pay for the renovation with your savings?.
Tudo na Europa e velho por isso e chamado de velho continente
I don't know what the winter is like in your part of Germany. When graves were dug by hand and the ground was frozen, it was common practice to store coffins in an on-site building until spring. When the ground thawed, the coffins were buried. Perhaps that what your second building was used for.
In Scandinavia such a structure was needed. High ceiling to keep temerature low when the sun starts to heat, and the building is not situated in front of the church/chappel.
So yes, I do think that You are right. :)
its just sad that some of these dead people are forgotten by their own descendants
And those descendants may be scattered worldwide!
Or they may have no descendants at all
Decendants also die , eventually there are none.
That happens world wide .. the body is a temporary home for the spirit. We have the memories always with us.
You will be forgotten too
-Someone goes to the cemetery next to an abandoned chapel
-Hear random noises of an organ in the abandoned chapel
**** run **** hahahah
Wie viele Tränen dort in der kleinen Kapelle wohl schon geflossen sind. And now it´s all just dust in the wind. Edit: Vielen Dank, BWT, dass ihr dazu beitragt, Teile unserer Identität zumindest virtuell zu erhalten
It is sad to see war memorials/graves neglected.
Very sad and even more sad the German government today would never restore a historical place such as this that would remind German's how hard the men of the past fought to keep their land from communism. These fallen men there deserve to be remembered.
And before Communism. German military isn't just Nazis. One of my distant relatives was in 1700's. In Frederick 1st , Curiasser and Dragoner regiments. Others later up and including WW1.
thats just the sad fact how we treat our forefathers in Germany nowadays...
I can’t unfortunately afford your Patreon Page, cause I’m early retired with an illness. But I do like to watch the videos from you coming once in a while!
Ole, sorry for your illness. Will be thinking of you and the possibility of you getting well soon.
@@carolynraley4047 - Thank you very much for your concern ❤️
@@olebrgesen795
I, too, am unable to support the lads on Patreon but I watch each video and I enjoy seeing places I would never get to see otherwise. I love their respect for each place they visit, leaving no sign they were there except maybe footprints. 👣 Best wishes to you, Ole, from a lady in Canada.
just love your videos! and thank you for telling us what was written on the walls. So many stories that chapel could tell of weddings, funerals, christenings, even just the lives of all who came there.
I love history. I appreciate your teams respect for the places you visit and not disturbing the sites.
I miss Germany. I was stationed in Baumholder in 2015 and miss it dearly when i had to leave. I loved sightseeing all the castles and historic buildings that were there. One day I'll make my way back
Germany is one of the countries that I would to visit and have the time to explore some of it's history but I will probably never will be able but I enjoy you guys bringing the history to us. You guys are our history teachers. Stay safe and Happy exploring!
I wander why significant, beautiful places like this are not restored and preserved, they're History...such a pitty. Great job guys
Because no-one wants to pay for it.
Jews and others were probably murdered there. Unfortunately.
There are so many of them.
I'm totally into the anthropological aspects of all of this, the cultural data, the subset archaeology. This stuff has always been fascinating to me. Thank you for all that you do. Be careful. Don't fall through any floors. I'm always scared watching you all do precarious climbing on railings and destroyed stairs. When not working on my own channel, I watch stuff like this. Brilliant. Do it full time and be safe. Love you guys!! ---- Glennie @ MGPIS in Vermont, U.S.
The extra mortuary building was for bodies to be placed in the winters.Ground was too frozen to dig a burial.They would store them there and wait for spring thaw and then bury the people.
I appreciate the time and energy into researching the history, as much as you can, of the places you explore and film. It gives substance to the stories you present. Stay safe in your travels.
So beautiful, what an amazing spot. We love visiting old cemeteries, just something about them 🦚
So sad to see beautiful structures falling to ruin...😔
This. Is a beautiful example of its time. It is such a shame to see so much history being left to rot. I very much like the gothic style of decoration inside this chapel. Thank you for showing it to us before it is gone for good. Stay safe out there, and I look forward to what will come next from you.🖤🇨🇦
I love how you guys film and capture those moments !!! Truly amazing another great video
Such a beautiful chapel.. yet make me sad to see its condition..as othet abandoned buildings.. thank you for this video ❤️
A good way to read worn gravestones is to spray shaving foam onto them so when you scrape it off it stays in the inscriptions.
That's a weird thing to carry with you when exploring.
You can do it with filters on your camera too.
A torchlight often is enough or when the stone is dry just make de surface a bit wet then the engravings will stay dry and are sometimes visible.
What a beautiful cemetery, church and surrounding buildings. It's such a shame to see them falling into ruin! Thank you for taking us on this wonderful explore with you ❤🙏
I am hooked on your channel. I just love how you guys present your explorations , seems we , the viewers are also there. Kudos 👌👌👌👍
An interesting location and a great explore BWT Team! Always good to see Germany.
I Thankyou & Cheers!
Those Organ skills are second to none, Elton John in the making lol.. Class video as always, looking forward to what's next!! Keep them coming..
Amazing... that harmonium stil works after all those years.
I already know I'm gonna love all your future videos, Germany has so many old abbandoned sites 😍😍😍
The one we are planning to feature in the next video is rather new though. 🤓
@@bwturbex can't wait😍🍹 chilling at home in the sun watching the video, feels like a documentary. 👏👏👏
@@karinac.3378 i think it is a documentary👌
@@malte2483 T R U E ❤️__❤️
This is an amazing place! It’s a shame it is not kept up in honor of the lives that were lost protecting it!
This is historic & sad our past is crumbling away before our very eyes. These need to be preserved so that we may never forget our past. So tranquil with a touch of mystique thrown in.
I really enjoyed your video and it's content. Such a shame if everything is left to ruin. The Memorial should have been kept in top condition out of respect. It's like they have been forgotten and they gave their lives. Take care out there.
A historical place should not end like this ... but time consumes everything. That calendar does not surprise me because human nature almost always prevails. I loved this video.
Architecture is absolutely thrilling from the era.
As a German history major, I appreciate seeing these hidden historical lost places.
listening to you speak German and ur accenrt makes me miss my oma and opa sooo much
I wish that someone with the skills to volunteer to restore the head stones , absolutely beautiful
It's so beautiful! Thank you for the video!🕊️
I like that you not only explore the most high profile places. These forgotten places are more likely to be left alone by vandals and thieves.
We made the experience that churches mostly get spared by vandals. But buildings like schools, hospitals, etc get destroyed very fast. So I assume even vandals must have some kind of respect. Not sure though
I served in US Army in Bavaria....1979--81....we were on Recon Patrol & as i neared the bend in the road....A Beautiful Statue of an Angel appeared....i have never forgotten this moment....it was close to a farm house.....this video is beautiful....
That balcony looked scary. Please stay safe boys!
Incredible building and cemetery. I love this stuff. Here in Canada we don’t have a lot of old anything. Thank you for all you do!
Your videos are so beautiful. It’s a shame to see loved ones forgotten in this cemetery. But the beauty of nature reclaiming it is stunning. Thank you!! ♥️😍
LOVE hearing Till narrate these vids
BRAVO! I was lucky to find this page and I am hooked! The narration and the beautiful cinematography/pictures are stunning. I will spend this weekend catching up on your creations. Many Thanks from Michigan/USA. Peace.
I like your ethos and your aesthetic regarding remembrance!
Videography, music, production. All respectful, thoughtful and introspective. So sad... but intriguingly beautiful. Thank you..
Thanks. I like seeing things about Germany. I lived at Sembach from 1977 to 1979. I visited Germany in 1982.
That's a long time ago. When we explore it you can see the country through our eyes now! :)
Thank you for preserving history through your videos. I deeply appreciate your channel because you are filmmakers who are sharing stories. Viewers are partaking in the explore through breath-taking photography and cinematography as well as researched narration regarding the subject. I wish I could support your patreon page, but I am out work due to health issues and the pandemic. I will like your videos, leave comments, and watch ads to help your channel. Stay safe!
There is someone in the USA who volunteers their time to cleaning grave stones where he lives. His concoction really does the trick and you can then read stones clearly. He tells you what he is using and how to prepare the stone. He deserves to go to heaven for such a heart warming effort.
Good Day Guys, Thank you for this amazing video shot in a documentary style. The time duration, the montages, the camera shots, editing were all in sync. My RUclips feed and timeline allowed me to have a wholesome peek at a time capsule hidden in plain sight. Now I look forward to your next videos as well and I will hopefully take this opportunity to explore your previous videos on your channel. A fan from southern India.
Hello from Detroit Michigan USA you guys have a great Channel 👍
Thanks, dude. We would love to explore Detroit's abandoned places!
@@bwturbex I'm bout 4 hrs from Detroit..no, you don't want to explore there. abandoned places are full of homeless, druggies and gangs...not safe at all.
Thank you for the amazing explore and history …. Will be watching more of your videos! The world is now a smaller place with our explorers sharing their videos..thank you all…
Wishing you success on your new exploration trip!
I’ve greatly enjoyed your last few videos of abandoned properties in your home of Germany. The history and sights are fabulous. I hope to watch them all. WA State, USA
Echt toller Kanal! Sehr professionell und für mich hat das Format den Charakter einer Dokumentation. 👍👍👍👍😍
TOLL finde ich,dass ihr immer mit viel Respekt und Sensibilität dabei seid.🥰
Ihr habt eine Abonnentin mehr 🤩
Passt auf Euch auf 🍀🍄
Ha Ha, a holy tool shed! Great sense of humor guys! Thanks for sharing this gem. Hoping the town decides to at least save something from that site. This is the first time I've ever heard of a mortuary connected to a church/chapel. Interesting concept!
Your narrations are as beautiful as the videography! Really great production.
Here in Canada as-well as many other countries, we call it the "forgotten war" for a reason. My great uncle wrote "memoires of a forgotten war" pt. Vincent Goodwin.
@@robertI153 I would like to believe you, however, the younger generations have no idea of the magnitude of the war, let alone the important facts.
You guys were great today and made me smile..the organ, crawling up the rickety stairs and waiting for the people to leave 🤣 it was funny and subdued being in the cemetery..love ya guys..keep it up 😊✌
Excellent video! Great climbing skills! I love all the history you share on locations. Photography is outstanding!!
These structures are priceless! It’s a shame that the local government doesn’t see any value to restore?
You both have a wonderful eye for composition and the use of foreshortening and slow movement is very powerful and insightful, as well.
nice to hear some new background music in your videos. Not that i didn't like the old one, but some variety is nice i think:)
Keep up your great work, you guys are very inspiring !
New perspectives... and balance helps!
The small building was for coffins to wait when the ground outside was frozen too hard to dig graves. I've seen these in my home state, Montana. Good work, guys!!!
You guys are my favorite urban explorers that I follow on RUclips. I cannot wait to see the sister church that you spoke of.
If you like churches a lot feel free to check out some of our older videos until we upload the sister church video ;D
@@bwturbex I have!! I have been following you for awhile now. By the way, my mom is German and still lives in Germany. I can’t wait to go see her when the travel ban has been lifted.
Interesting explore and really nicely filmed, thanks guys
I was a bit surprised that Germany is suffering in the same as the United Kingdom, in as much as we don't value our recent past enough. It's a real shame to see this heritage vanishing. Thank you for showing us, before it's too late!
Have just discovered your channel, very informative. Keep up the good work.
It's important that we don't forget what happened 100 or so ago. Thank you for traveling and sharing. Be safe. From Bakersfield California USA.
You are right. That's why we document.
I love antique buildings. If the people around there willingly preserve it, that'll be a great attraction to visitors though. Thank you for sharing. Very educational.
The fact that this cemetery is for those soldiers who died for their Country has not been maintained out of respect for those young mens memory. Notwithstanding the rights or wrongs of the war they fought, they sacrificed their young lives. The least the German Government can do is respect those service men.
What an excellent video, I enjoyed this and look forward to the future Germany explores.
It is very sad when part of local history is lost. At least you guys got to document this before it disappears.
Hello from Edmonton, Alberta Canada thank you so very much for sharing the history of the church and the cemetery. I am looking forward to see more of your explorations and adventures.
Great video guys !! I loved it !! I love the history , this should be saved and persevered !! Such a pretty place with or without the natural decay !! Wonderful work guys !! 👍👍👍
Love your videos man, You guys inspires me to go exlored abandoned places myself soon! Keep up your good work
Man, we love to read comments like that. Stay curious, buddy! Don't miss our next video in two weeks.
What a lovely chapel and graveyard. I hope they are preserved for future generations. I picture a gray-haired little old lady playing the organ, and worshipers in the pews.
You guys are so cool and brave at the same time to explore this abandoned place.
BWT brothers, thank you for your videos and oh how I love history especially architecture.
That was really awesome!! I felt that one...
Hola. What amazing site. I love it. Thanks for sharing with us. Blessings from Panama🇵🇦
Beautiful!
can't express how i love this channel
Nice explore of a chapel that still looks amazing inside & out. A relic from the past just decaying.✌from the U.S.
Schön gezeigte Location:) Eure Qualität ist der Hammer
Danke!!! Wir sind insgesamt drei Mal zu der Kapelle um dieses Video aufzunehmen. Production value. 😹
@@bwturbex Lieber Qualität statt Quantität aber ich kenne es man will die Location auch würdigen indem man sie gut filmt😁
Really enjoyed this video 💕 I've enjoyed several of your documentary on the abandoned churches. They seem to fascinate me.
Thank you for video this hidden place … so the world can see it
This video is amazing! You captured it so well. It's always so odd to explore chapels for me.. I can't help but think of everything that has gone on there.
Once, walking through a forest somewhere in Germany with my boyfriend, we found a place that was used to store WW2 munition. The place is only ruins nowadays but, as is common in that country, the villagers still find rests of grenades. And with my boyfriend we found 3 parts of destroyed munition... we think is a grenade as his father told us that as per the photos we took the artifact looks like a grenade they once found in the woods while celebrating a birthday, they needed to call to the police and the birthday party needed to be interrupted by the area isolation.
It’s particularly interesting video. This church is beautiful. Clean it up be amazing for wedding shot. Thank you for sharing.
I hope they restore this church i do hope so...What i like whit your videos is that many other explorer exploring abandoned house building churches castle and so on its about Gost hunting witch i dont like and care about so be able to watch your videos whit out all that nonsens give me so much...Keep exploring more places and good luck to you all and be safe from virous and old building...Nice that you are not alone if something happens you have each other thats more safe....Im sorry i make so many and long comment on your videos....Again Danke aus schweden
Shame the local municipality doesn’t renovate such a beautiful historical chapel especially so that visitors can say a prayer and light a candle. Tidy up the graveyard!
The pump organ
Hi, I'm from Indonesia & I'm totally surprised that you guys are totally great to pack the stories behind the amazing places you found.
I ve lost my grandpa's grave in Kramat Sentiong, Senen. Because at the moment, as a widow with 8 children, my gramma did not ve money to rent the grave, so another person took it. What a sad condition