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I wish so badly to go back in time and be able to walk this home when it was in its prime. I feel I was born in the wrong time. I watch all these videos and dream of that
@Savanna Rivera. I know what you mean about being born in the wrong time. I've always felt a connection with the Medieval period onward. This modern day we live in does nothing for me. I just grin and bare it.
I know what you mean this modern world bourse me something chronic it always has done . I was lucky enough to have been born and raised rurally and in old houses surrounded by old houses It would be great if we could go back t living (mostly) back in the nicer time periods
Savanna Rivera I feel the same way always have done and always will this modern world bourse me was lucky enough to have been born and raised in old houses and surrounded by old houses etc But if only i could live in the time period I'd have liked Can't stand this modern world so many miserable grumpy panicky people in this modern world does my head in
I see hundreds of thousands of people watching abandoned videos from all over the world.... Even hundreds of people saying the same thing.. "How could these be left behind, so beautiful" . With a community like ours how come we just let this stuff rot away? Think about what we can do who can do what, The talent each one of us has that could be used to re-hab and re-energize historical places.... It can be done, we just need someone who can organize and lead people to the tasks at hand.... Because everyday that goes by, is another hole in the roof, another animal moving in, another stone falling out of the foundation... Another step closer to loosing what the pervious generation fought so hard to proudly make theirs. Our history give way to those who may not care but who may be reminded through the artifacts left behind.....
Matthew 6: 19-21: “19 Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal: 20 But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal: 21 For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.”
@@jefverstegen6344 it is amazing i love paranormal and abandon places do love it when they dont talk much too but i dont mind the talking every now and than
One of the coolest parts of Bros of Decay is he’s only 22 years old, and been doing this for 5 years. Sound like an old timer, but its great seeing young people so interested in history and so respectful with what they find
LESLIE as much as we love these amazing tours, I seriously WORRY about all of you inhaling toxic mold. As a nurse of 25 years , I have watched people die from this sweetie. PLEASE , PLEASE take care. You need a respirator.
me too. they seem to not get the reality of just how awful it is to get those spores into the lung. i know they are young but.........if they want to grow old all that black mold is a real killer i agree with kristie. we dont need to see their nose and mouth. to enjoy the tours. once you do your lungs in .......you are going to suffer grately and can die.
Lesley, those “tickets” are probably coupons for bearer bonds. When you bought bonds, they were not registered in an owner’s name. They were in “bearer” name which means whoever has the bonds can take them to a bank and receive the interest payment with the coupon being clipped from the bond. Interest was normally paid every six months until the bond matured. At that point you would turn in the bond to receive the face value paid to you.
With so many beautiful rooms to go through with artwork and statues, rugs,curtains,how in the world do you do it all in such a short amount of time??? I am simply amazed, I love your videos, I've never seen anything like this before, thank you.
Leslie....is generally a female spelling of his name. My Father as well had the name Leslie.....my family born 1931 is of English heritage. Don't know if that is perhaps the difference in the spelling.
Please be cautious what you are breathing in…I have had respiratory problems after cleaning up old places. The mold, animal droppings and dust can cause problems over time. ❤️ I do love every episode!!!
39:00 The Toilet Tank Timer is a Gag, a comical thing created for people spending too much time in the bathroom. People would set it for a particular amount of time, and when the bell rang, times up, now the next person can use it.
Hello from CALIFORNIA in the United States . I am Christina and it is a pleasure to make your acquaintance . My question is why is it that you don't say where the origin of the castles are ?
I think what is interesting from watching exploring abandon homes, is how much we collect in our lives none of it which we can take with us when we pass. A time capsule of life which all rots in the end.
It does tell a story though. Whatever we collect means nothing to us when we’re gone. But for the people who’re left behind, it could be a treasure trove that tells them about who you where, and that you WHERE there. It is a way to be remembered.
@@Konkata I agree with you, however what jumped out at me was how much of our life we spend chasing and accumulating things, sometimes breaking the bank to please the eye and belly, but never truly satisfy the heart. It was exciting to watch but at the same time, it felt like a waste. I guess we all leave a footprint of we were here unless, someone comes and rubs it out lol
I agree with carol back in the day women did protect their faces from the sun because they didn’t want their faces to look like leather LOL.at least that’s what I’ve always been told,funny but true my friend...I’m fixing to watch it now
@@deannamaude2303 Yes, Deanna. For a woman to have a suntanned face meant she worked outdoors and was not a lady of leisure! Skin must be milky white for the well bred woman back in the day. Remember the Queen who used that white powder to cover her blemishes? The one with the red hair? Sorry, her name escapes me at the moment.
I think maybe in a past life you were Lord of your own castle and extremely happy. The type of dress you prefer, your appreciation of architecture, and antiques, it all mirrors a life you seemed to have really enjoyed. You light up when exploring. This has become one of my favorite channels on RUclips.
This was just incredible. I did not know whether to be scared or happy for your decision to sleep in this place. I was so relieved when u woke up and all was fine. Greetings from New Orleans, LoUiSiAna.
can you imagine living royally in this magnificent castle, you certainly looked the part !! I can imagine as the years and time marched on, as people passed on someone was gifted it as part of an inheritance. it would have been quite easy as the past owners and families lived there to afford the luxuries afforded the the wealthy. people pass away eventually and it changes hands. wealth sometimes doesn't last forever and money is hard to come by. it took much to keep up the maintenance of a place such as this. people could not afford to live there anymore and sadly abandoned. such treasures are left to decay as the castle sits silently, a victim to abandonment and like in death waits to be taken over, left to live it's last breath. you did such a splendid job at showcasing the finer points of the castle and pointing out the treasures left behind. what a privilege to welcomed into the presence of greatness. it was as if it welcomed you with open arms at having been so lonely all those years. what intrigued me the most is where the true artifacts are found in the attic. what could you have found up there if you had the time. it would no doubt have taken weeks to document everything stored there. you were so generous to take us along with you to see all the beauty and charm left behind. thank you for taking your time to throughly experience each detail with a loving, caring touch.
@@sarahrickman6609 I thank you so very much for the lovely comment, I am humbled to know you cared enough to share this with me. I very much enjoy putting words and thoughts together that might stir the mind to think of things perhaps a little differently.
Hi Lesley love the historical outfit. Beautiful Victorian castle and beautiful historic looking bedrooms. So sad they left it to decay . Great video . Stat safe.👍🏻👏🏻🥰
Hmm. Looking at the library room, I realized how obsessive I must be about books because I actually have more books than in that library! After a fire in 2008, I had to start replacing my collection of vintage juvenile mystery series books and adult mystery series books as most of them were destroyed in the fire. I've not even bought books EVERY month since! Would love to have a room like that dedicated to my entire collection. I'm practically drooling watching this video!
I love when you dress in this manner, it's like you're a museum docent and we are getting a private tour, I love it! Thank you for making this documentary extra special!
this young man could be in movies of times in the past . his looks are right for the old fashioned movies. . but he loves decay.. haha. not me I like to see it on here but the dirt and smells and mold i would not enjoy. that part and spider webs oh noooooooooooooo... that i could not take.
I believe the mystery item in the kitchen was used to assist in doing the laundry - you would pound it up and down in the hot soapy water to agitate the water and help shift the dirt from the clothes.
Hi dear Lesley, Such a beautiful historic looking bedroom with this very elaborately carved four poster bed! - Victorian era - that is very well possible, when I am looking at these items in the bedroom, - only the Victorian era is actually in the 19th century, when queen Vicoria was reigning England. - Wow, I can hardly wait to see this video, dear friend. See you soon, peace and kindest regards.
He said that the family lived here in the 1800's, which is the 19th Century. He, like most people get that confused. They think the 1800's is the 18th Century.
Your curiosity, generosity of spirit, humane approach, spirit for adventure, appreciation for legacy and gentle touch are both an inspiration and an invitation, brothers! Rock on!
I love how you slept here .....that is so cool !!! So sad and hard to see all of this left behind !! I just love the clothes they fit you very well and you look GREAT !! I just love that Library !! I love the 2 tones of green look at all those books !! And that piano !! This is already my favorite room !! This is so pretty !! I love the book cases on each side of that dining room window !! Wow a hidden Fireplace !! So hard to imagine how no one wants this amazing place !! What I wouldn't give to see just a day or two of life back when this was active by owner and servants . Oh my look at that door !! And a small glimpse of outside .......so pretty !! I can't imagine all of this going to waste !! I love that upstairs sitting writing area !! Wow that stretcher is amazing !! Have you ever wondered when you touch something if the person before you would have been the owner of it !! I love the blue and white bathroom AMAZING !! Every room has something interesting in it Ever room is beautiful and unique !! Life seemed .....simpler .....slower more enjoyable . Absolutely amazingly unforgettable !! 👍👍
You are without any doubt, a very talented, cute and intriguing guy. This video you did was totally worthwhile and very enjoyable to watch! My family cousins were born and still are in lovely Belgium! One village is Meulebeke and many others. I love when I go to Belgium! I would love to be able to explore like you do! You are a real looker and very gifted! The narration you put in this video near the beginning was very much like an large production movie. You need to further your career in this industry! That piece you could not think of the name in a bedroom in English, is a stretcher. My name is Joël and I live in Beverly Hills, CA, USA. I hope to be viewing more of your work. Keep on and stay safe during this awful time in our history. Best, Joël
This Castle simply beautiful, the Piano Library Room and that Canopy bedroom two of my favorite.. and the room with the large painting of the owner, over his Secretary desk. Thank you for the video, my kind of Time Capsule Exploration.
Been watching your videos for a while now, but your dressing up to explore was wonderful! I love your passion and the respect you show to the structures and families. And you look quite handsome in your outfit. Subscribed. 😃 thanks for another great video.
The clothing of the period looks well on you. The crown you see everywhere is the coronet of a Viscount, and the many bedrooms were to accommodate guests who would come and stay for a week or two at a time. Beautiful place overall, and so sad to see it falling to ruin. People often leave behind clothing that no longer fits, or has gone out of fashion. Thanks for sharing it with us...stay safe.🖤🇨🇦
Watching in Iowa, USA my husband and I watch you for hours, literally! Can you please do one thing for us in rooms like these? Please please please show us a few books? We absolutely love you!!
This is a fantastic place, what a shame such beautiful furniture shame it is wasted. The four poster bed i would love to have it. I may be dreaming but I think you have done this before as I remember you getting dressed. It is a shame someone doesn't take it over and fix it to where someone could live there again. Thank you so much for showing it. Love your videos Leslie
Another amazing place. I love that you dress for the occasion. I just makes me so sad that all these beautiful things are going to rot. Thank you for sharing.
Firstly, you guys have guts sleeping in there!! Haha. I would’ve been worried about bugs climbing on me or spirits. 👻 My favorite room was the library room. The color was so pretty. The archways were very eye catching. That awesome piano too! The rugs in there were probably soo expensive. I know they would be now, for sure. I love books and it’s so sad to see so many just left behind to rot away. That one bathroom with the same pattern throughout was really neat. Odd about the toilet timer. 😂 I always get so sad seeing such old places fall apart. As well as the intriguing pieces within. Everything was once appreciated, designed, up kept. 🥺 The history behind all these places and people is so fascinating. I can’t wait until you guys film another one. 😊
Your explores are phenomenal…. Your voice along with your great narrative is memorizing…. When you changed into the clothes of the period the video was made more fun. Appreciate learning the history of the family and the home. The bathroom was gorgeous.. I use to think once wealthy the wealth stayed with the family..but it appears there are times that the possessions are left to decay by the family. Dust to dust…
It's so hard to believe this place has been vacant for a while and no one has stolen everything or any graffiti. Surely this place wouldn't be left like this with all the antiques. And sure there is an owner of the house and property, at the very least the property. I loved the tour of the home, so thank you. The whole thing just doesn't make sense to me.
A wonderful video, Thank you for joining us in your exploring, for you are quenching my thirst to see these amazing abandoned places, Your outfit is marvelous but don't you think it needs ironing? Greetings from Sri Lanka!
Quite a unique building, every room has a unique look to it. I can’t say I like the decor, but it was definitely high quality. The scale of some things seem a tad small by moderns standards. Too bad so many things are going to go to waste. Excellent job on the video and sound.
Leslie, this is a beautiful castle. It's in pristine condition for being so old. I noticed that you noticed the walls inside the rooms. Yes, the material behind the fabric was batting. It is "wall sculpturing." That's what it is called. Batting is the material used in quilt making. It is also used when you sculpture walls. Instead of "papering" walls you could sculpt the walls. You would use fabric instead of paper. Sculpting adds a warmth to the rooms unlike regular paint or paper. I used to do wall sculpturing. I mainly did it for my children's rooms. I also added velvet "piping" in the corners and around windows. It adds a very nice feeling to rooms. I really enjoyed seeing this. I love your attire. :)
I want to thank you both for your videos. I have always wanted to travel to see these places and now you are bringing it to me free of charge. Thankyou so very much. Carole from New Zealand.
God bless you Brother’s, I love these real stories you explain and I love looking at old fashion furniture so beautiful, thankyou for always being kind and respectful, you are well manner🙏🏻✝️❤️
I love the clothing you're wearing while you're exploring you look very handsome. You also have very beautiful eyes. I enjoy exploring with you thank you for taking us along with you. God bless and stay safe
First off, thank you again for sharing your adventures snd dressing the part too! That bed in the master's room is so ornate and classic , it would look at home in a movie for sure. The piano/library room has such wonderful woodwork arches and I like the color . I can tell that someone decorated that home back in its early years with a loving touch.
Lesley,l adore your respect & tenderness to all the beautiful items you've touched.l enjoy the fact that you show such high amazements on things such as a shaving set & your gentleness to everything you've touch.Thank you for all your showing of wonderful places.Keep up with yours & your friend's great work!!🤗🌹😊
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful property. I'm sure you know...please be careful about spending so much time in places with so many molds. You may not see the affects until later. Great work. Be well.
This so interesting! These people lived everyday normal lives as anyone else in there time accept not of royalty. Plus they didn’t look materialistic. Pretty interesting people. Thank you for sharing with us. Plus setting the stage with the clothing of the time made it more interesting. 😊
This was a really spectacular find.Some really beautiful things left behind.There was a lot of framed photos and prints but non of those old family oil paintings in big guilt frames.Most of the place is beautifully decorated and they had nice things .I really liked their taste until it came to that horrid orange wallpaper , that was definitely 70s as I had something similar in my bedroom but in purple and I had to put posters all over it to hide it lol!. I thoroughly enjoyed the walk around it is a shame about the damage thats happening because of the neglect .But these big homes are so hard to sell and so cold in the winter ,and heating them costs a fortune.I bet those heaters in those rooms hardly made a difference to the temperature in the room…Love n Light 🥰
We have one thing in common, these places are so beautiful😊 I like the way you have respect for these places. They should be respected. I also love how you tell the story of these places keep making such great and wonderful videos thank you so much😁
I just cannot get over how people literally walk out without a backward glance - I mean, the clothes!! Those boots of his, just the glass bottles even! So soooo sad, do people just have soooo much money that they walk out without even a backward glance!? Does anyone else wonder if there is money hidden….somewhere??
@@susanbooboo1724 but, his daughter? She wouldve HAD to go in there after he died, but she just, left? Soooo weird hey, there would be sooo many things there that I would want to take and put in my new place, especially as the place wouldve been in pristine condition back then, just so so so sad and yes we need to form groups to go in and salvage but thank GOD they dont have the vandalism that they have over here in Aus, way too many kiddies with waaaay too much time and energy on their hands!
Absolutely magical! I have to agree with Teresa Paskell. Watching the joy on your face and the excitement in your voice is so fun and contagious to watch. You are such an incredible storyteller! Loved all the artifacts in there. What a remarkable place
36:33 Love those oil lamps on the wall either side of the mirror in the bathroom. Looks like they’re made of what is known as “milk glass” there’s an oil lamp hanging from the centre of the ceiling too. I have an Edwardian oil lamp and another that has been converted to electricity which has a milk glass shade exactly like the one at 38:11, but the base and font is brass. I fitted an inline dimmer switch to it so I can turn it down as if it still had oil in it. I love the look and even the smell when I light the one with oil in it. Oh my, the oil lamps in the bathroom at 39:08 are even lovelier! With matching blue patterns like on the wall. You look great in your period style clothes btw, Lesley 👍.
Spectacular explore. I’ve been watching your videos for some time but it’s still hard to believe there are so many abandoned places like this. Amazing.
Beautiful video!! Thanks so very much!! By the way....your vest matches and blends in with practically all the wall papers..... Thanks for dressing up to that era , you bring it up to live!! 🙋🏼♀️God's blessings!!
Hello from Cape Town, South Africa, Lesley, I absolutely love watching you explore these abandoned places, so sad that it's all just decaying with time. Your camera man did an excellent job👍👍
Hi again, Lesley, I watched your video in a more restful way for a second time. Absolutely wonderful location! Despite some traces of rather heavy decay you really managed again to show the beauty behind the decay, which is simply amazing. - Of course I also loved the scene, when you were dressing up in the historical clothes, and you were looking so handsome, like the count of that castle might have looked! - I would bow in front of you, sir, - and lift my hat - if only I had one! - Hahaha.. -LOL! - The room with the many books, the antique items and the grand piano was my favourite. - I loved every second of this video! - Great explore, dear Lesley, wonderfully narrated and beautifully filmed! - Wishing you all the best, much love and lots of blessings. Peace and kindest regards. By the way I just saw that you reached already over 253 K subscribers! - How great is that! - Many many congrats, you really deserve it!
Lesley, what a wonderful castle. Loved every inch of it! The ceilings seemed rather low, but I know they were often made that way. Thank you for showing the castle in such great detail. I do have a love of opening doors, and so many doors were not opened. Bet you checked them first before you left them closed during filming.
awesome!! I just love you in this video! totally natural and honest! I am so proud of how much you have done and seen over the years. your a good guy. Keep up the great work! Love from Canada.
I loved this place and hope you enjoyed the night there! Must have been tempting to sleep in that luxurious four poster bed but with the dirt and decay around it maybe best you had the sleeping bag!! Kudos to you for dressing up and giving us the fully experience of the tour of this gorgeous French chateau. I hope you weren’t uncomfortable in it? It looks a bit hot for the summer! Thanks Lesley and hope you stay safe and well!
In the library/piano room....when you were looking at the wall paintings believe it was a Lyre that was being played. Love your channel just recently found you. I too find it hauntingly amazing and peaceful watching this type of explore. If the daughter was from the 50's she would be in my age bracket, I'm 64 so very possibly alive. So many thanks young man
Wow Fantastic Find. Absolutely loved this Castle. The livingroom with the piano was simply beautiful. Those arches and painted murals were great. Also liked the bedroom that went out to the balcony. So peaceful. Daughters room was quite sweet as well. Those colors in the hallway drapes and fabric wall coverings was exquisite. Many stunning fabrics also in the master bedroom. I wonder what happened to the daughter or her family that they would not claim this gem. So sad it is decaying away. You guys did any outstanding job showing this location. Keep up the tremendous job. Well done. Hey the only time I have seen a timer in a bathroom was for a heat lamp. So on a toilet not sure. The sleigh beds were in perfect shape just awesome. The wallpaper I just adored. So feminine and what we call shabby chic. I feel I must have lived a past life in France because truly I feel at home when you show some of these places.🥰 My Grandmother who would be like 107 now had French Belgium in her so maybe it is just in the DNA 😂 Also have English Scottish Wales Irish and German so any of those locations I could relate to as well. For future videos. 🤣😁😊 Lesley you are such an old soul. Just love your ways and personality. Always stay that way. Your heart is pure joy. You my friend are a treasure. Really enjoyed. 👍👍👍👍❤🙋♀️🥰👏🦋
I adore how much detail you show . To see the things once owned n held by the ones who lived and loved the castle is amazing. Thanks , beautiful images to imagine !
I enjoy all your adventures so much! But I worry about you inhaling mold spores or other bad things! Be careful! Secondly, so curious if anyone from any of these families has ever reached out to you after an episode? Would love to know!
You cameraman did an excellent job. He went nice and slow with the camera so it was enjoyable to see and hear your Georgeous voice. Another great video by you. So enjoyable and relaxing. Pat from New Jersey USA 🇺🇸
Beautiful French Estate! Lovely furnishings. The green room was the Music Room/Library. The red room looked like the "Man Cave." Another wonderful look into the past Leslie. Thank you!
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Heater on the toilet??
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I wish so badly to go back in time and be able to walk this home when it was in its prime. I feel I was born in the wrong time. I watch all these videos and dream of that
How are you able to do this? Tour these gems?
@Savanna Rivera. I know what you mean about being born in the wrong time. I've always felt a connection with the Medieval period onward. This modern day we live in does nothing for me. I just grin and bare it.
I'm the same, love watching these videos and wonder what it would have been like to have lived in this era.
I know what you mean this modern world bourse me something chronic it always has done . I was lucky enough to have been born and raised rurally and in old houses surrounded by old houses It would be great if we could go back t living (mostly) back in the nicer time periods
Savanna Rivera I feel the same way always have done and always will this modern world bourse me was lucky enough to have been born and raised in old houses and surrounded by old houses etc But if only i could live in the time period I'd have liked Can't stand this modern world so many miserable grumpy panicky people in this modern world does my head in
I see hundreds of thousands of people watching abandoned videos from all over the world.... Even hundreds of people saying the same thing.. "How could these be left behind, so beautiful" . With a community like ours how come we just let this stuff rot away? Think about what we can do who can do what, The talent each one of us has that could be used to re-hab and re-energize historical places.... It can be done, we just need someone who can organize and lead people to the tasks at hand.... Because everyday that goes by, is another hole in the roof, another animal moving in, another stone falling out of the foundation... Another step closer to loosing what the pervious generation fought so hard to proudly make theirs. Our history give way to those who may not care but who may be reminded through the artifacts left behind.....
Come to the Netherlands, where every abandoned old building is made a museum! :')
Matthew 6: 19-21: “19 Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal: 20 But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor steal: 21 For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.”
@@jefverstegen6344 it is amazing i love paranormal and abandon places do love it when they dont talk much too but i dont mind the talking every now and than
@@jefverstegen6344 I wish I could!!!!
@@jefverstegen6344 show us - go explore - we will see through your eyes!!!!
One of the coolest parts of Bros of Decay is he’s only 22 years old, and been doing this for 5 years. Sound like an old timer, but its great seeing young people so interested in history and so respectful with what they find
Does no research all his commentary is guessing, he says "but I'm ot 100% sure" when he's not even 10% sure!!😂
LESLIE as much as we love these amazing tours, I seriously WORRY about all of you inhaling toxic mold. As a nurse of 25 years , I have watched people die from this sweetie. PLEASE , PLEASE take care. You need a respirator.
me too. they seem to not get the reality of just how awful it is to get those spores into the lung. i know they are young but.........if they want to grow old all that black mold is a real killer i agree with kristie. we dont need to see their nose and mouth. to enjoy the tours. once you do your lungs in .......you are going to suffer grately and can die.
I agree with this nurse
A respirator is a very needed item .....
The joy on your face and the sparkle in your eyes when telling a story is a delight
ditto!
Lesley, those “tickets” are probably coupons for bearer bonds. When you bought bonds, they were not registered in an owner’s name. They were in “bearer” name which means whoever has the bonds can take them to a bank and receive the interest payment with the coupon being clipped from the bond. Interest was normally paid every six months until the bond matured. At that point you would turn in the bond to receive the face value paid to you.
With so many beautiful rooms to go through with artwork and statues, rugs,curtains,how in the world do you do it all in such a short amount of time??? I am simply amazed, I love your videos, I've never seen anything like this before, thank you.
Leslie....is generally a female spelling of his name. My Father as well had the name Leslie.....my family born 1931 is of English heritage. Don't know if that is perhaps the difference in the spelling.
Me when Lesley dressed up:
"Look at this distinguished gentleman!"
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Looked hot in his undies
Lesley is a fine looking man.
@@sharong8511 totally a fine looking man...
I like to know where this castle is
Please be cautious what you are breathing in…I have had respiratory problems after cleaning up old places. The mold, animal droppings and dust can cause problems over time. ❤️ I do love every episode!!!
39:00 The Toilet Tank Timer is a Gag, a comical thing created for people spending too much time in the bathroom. People would set it for a particular amount of time, and when the bell rang, times up, now the next person can use it.
So sad that so many homes have been abandoned and left to rot away...
Hello from CALIFORNIA in the United States . I am Christina and it is a pleasure to make your acquaintance . My question is why is it that you don't say where the origin of the castles are ?
I love your passion and the respect you show to the buildings and the previous occupants
Amazing place. The green room with the 3 arches and piano was stunning
Lesley, you are such a beautiful and respectful man, and that period costume was amazing!
As I stated previously, I once again LOVE your "period" costume! It really suits you.
I think what is interesting from watching exploring abandon homes, is how much we collect in our lives none of it which we can take with us when we pass. A time capsule of life which all rots in the end.
It does tell a story though. Whatever we collect means nothing to us when we’re gone. But for the people who’re left behind, it could be a treasure trove that tells them about who you where, and that you WHERE there. It is a way to be remembered.
@@Konkata I agree with you, however what jumped out at me was how much of our life we spend chasing and accumulating things, sometimes breaking the bank to please the eye and belly, but never truly satisfy the heart. It was exciting to watch but at the same time, it felt like a waste. I guess we all leave a footprint of we were here unless, someone comes and rubs it out lol
The “umbrella” is called a parasol. Ladies used them to keep the sun off of their lovely faces.
Yes, I was going to tell them that also. Nice to know someone else knows.
@Sam Colt They protected their faces from the sun. OK, to be honest, I do not know if they had lovely faces - sorry
I agree with carol back in the day women did protect their faces from the sun because they didn’t want their faces to look like leather LOL.at least that’s what I’ve always been told,funny but true my friend...I’m fixing to watch it now
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Yes, Deanna. For a woman to have a suntanned face meant she worked outdoors and was not a lady of leisure! Skin must be milky white for the well bred woman back in the day. Remember the Queen who used that white powder to cover her blemishes? The one with the red hair? Sorry, her name escapes me at the moment.
@@sharong8511 yes I remember queen Elizabeth? Maybe?
I think maybe in a past life you were Lord of your own castle and extremely happy. The type of dress you prefer, your appreciation of architecture, and antiques, it all mirrors a life you seemed to have really enjoyed. You light up when exploring. This has become one of my favorite channels on RUclips.
Seeing you two in all these historical settings, it's hard to imagine you in the modern world lol
This was just incredible. I did not know whether to be scared or happy for your decision to sleep in this place. I was so relieved when u woke up and all was fine. Greetings from New Orleans, LoUiSiAna.
All I could think of was the mold spors and mites in the place.
@Raphael B Babin Jr
Good to see a fellow New Orleanian on here!
So sad and heartbreaking to see these beautiful places left to just rot and forgotten 💔 😢 😞 😔 😪
“This is the room the man used to get away from his wife ,” lol. She had one too!
can you imagine living royally in this magnificent castle, you certainly looked the part !! I can imagine as the years and time marched on, as people passed on someone was gifted it as part of an inheritance. it would have been quite easy as the past owners and families lived there to afford the luxuries afforded the the wealthy. people pass away eventually and it changes hands. wealth sometimes doesn't last forever and money is hard to come by. it took much to keep up the maintenance of a place such as this. people could not afford to live there anymore and sadly abandoned. such treasures are left to decay as the castle sits silently, a victim to abandonment and like in death waits to be taken over, left to live it's last breath. you did such a splendid job at showcasing the finer points of the castle and pointing out the treasures left behind. what a privilege to welcomed into the presence of greatness. it was as if it welcomed you with open arms at having been so lonely all those years. what intrigued me the most is where the true artifacts are found in the attic. what could you have found up there if you had the time. it would no doubt have taken weeks to document everything stored there. you were so generous to take us along with you to see all the beauty and charm left behind. thank you for taking your time to throughly experience each detail with a loving, caring touch.
I think you have a gift for writing. I enjoyed reading that comment from your perspective.
@@sarahrickman6609 I thank you so very much for the lovely comment, I am humbled to know you cared enough to share this with me. I very much enjoy putting words and thoughts together that might stir the mind to think of things perhaps a little differently.
Exactly
Hi Lesley love the historical outfit. Beautiful Victorian castle and beautiful historic looking bedrooms. So sad they left it to decay . Great video . Stat safe.👍🏻👏🏻🥰
Hmm. Looking at the library room, I realized how obsessive I must be about books because I actually have more books than in that library! After a fire in 2008, I had to start replacing my collection of vintage juvenile mystery series books and adult mystery series books as most of them were destroyed in the fire. I've not even bought books EVERY month since! Would love to have a room like that dedicated to my entire collection. I'm practically drooling watching this video!
I love when you dress in this manner, it's like you're a museum docent and we are getting a private tour, I love it! Thank you for making this documentary extra special!
this young man could be in movies of times in the past . his looks are right for the old fashioned movies. . but he loves decay.. haha. not me I like to see it on here but the dirt and smells and mold i would not enjoy. that part and spider webs oh noooooooooooooo... that i could not take.
I just can't wrap my head around places like this and everything in it being left to decay. It just seems so wasteful and tragic.
I believe the mystery item in the kitchen was used to assist in doing the laundry - you would pound it up and down in the hot soapy water to agitate the water and help shift the dirt from the clothes.
You looked very royal in your special outfit. Thank you Lord Leslie 😉🙋🏻♀️🥰
This must have been gorgeous in its glorious days 👌🏼
The music, your clothes, your enthusiasm. It all makes such a wonderful experience exploring with you. Well done.
Hi dear Lesley, Such a beautiful historic looking bedroom with this very elaborately carved four poster bed! - Victorian era - that
is very well possible, when I am looking at these items in the bedroom, - only the Victorian era is actually in the 19th century,
when queen Vicoria was reigning England. - Wow, I can hardly wait to see this video, dear friend.
See you soon, peace and kindest regards.
He said that the family lived here in the 1800's, which is the 19th Century. He, like most people get that confused. They think the 1800's is the 18th Century.
Your curiosity, generosity of spirit, humane approach, spirit for adventure, appreciation for legacy and gentle touch are both an inspiration and an invitation, brothers! Rock on!
This castle is stunning! I think you guys should contact the historical society in the area; they may be able to save the castle.
I love how you slept here .....that is so cool !!! So sad and hard to see all of this left behind !! I just love the clothes they fit you very well and you look GREAT !! I just love that Library !! I love the 2 tones of green look at all those books !! And that piano !! This is already my favorite room !! This is so pretty !! I love the book cases on each side of that dining room window !! Wow a hidden Fireplace !! So hard to imagine how no one wants this amazing place !! What I wouldn't give to see just a day or two of life back when this was active by owner and servants . Oh my look at that door !! And a small glimpse of outside .......so pretty !! I can't imagine all of this going to waste !! I love that upstairs sitting writing area !! Wow that stretcher is amazing !! Have you ever wondered when you touch something if the person before you would have been the owner of it !! I love the blue and white bathroom AMAZING !! Every room has something interesting in it Ever room is beautiful and unique !! Life seemed .....simpler .....slower more enjoyable . Absolutely amazingly unforgettable !! 👍👍
Of all the explores you've done I fell in love with this castle. Especially the green room with the piano.
Yes this room with the piano is truly amazing!
You are without any doubt, a very talented, cute and intriguing guy. This video you did was totally worthwhile and very enjoyable to watch! My family cousins were born and still are in lovely Belgium! One village is Meulebeke and many others. I love when I go to Belgium! I would love to be able to explore like you do! You are a real looker and very gifted! The narration you put in this video near the beginning was very much like an large production movie. You need to further your career in this industry! That piece you could not think of the name in a bedroom in English, is a stretcher. My name is Joël and I live in Beverly Hills, CA, USA. I hope to be viewing more of your work. Keep on and stay safe during this awful time in our history. Best, Joël
This Castle simply beautiful, the Piano Library Room and that Canopy bedroom two of my favorite.. and the room with the large painting of the owner, over his Secretary desk.
Thank you for the video, my kind of Time Capsule Exploration.
Been watching your videos for a while now, but your dressing up to explore was wonderful! I love your passion and the respect you show to the structures and families. And you look quite handsome in your outfit. Subscribed. 😃 thanks for another great video.
You both do such a wonderful job...love your dress up clothes.
The clothing of the period looks well on you. The crown you see everywhere is the coronet of a Viscount, and the many bedrooms were to accommodate guests who would come and stay for a week or two at a time. Beautiful place overall, and so sad to see it falling to ruin. People often leave behind clothing that no longer fits, or has gone out of fashion. Thanks for sharing it with us...stay safe.🖤🇨🇦
Thank you for that information. Had to look it up. So a viscount probably stayed in that Noble home🤔
Watching in Iowa, USA my husband and I watch you for hours, literally! Can you please do one thing for us in rooms like these? Please please please show us a few books? We absolutely love you!!
This is a fantastic place, what a shame such beautiful furniture shame it is wasted. The four poster bed i would love to have it. I may be dreaming but I think you have done this before as I remember you getting dressed. It is a shame someone doesn't take it over and fix it to where someone could live there again. Thank you so much for showing it. Love your videos Leslie
Another amazing place. I love that you dress for the occasion. I just makes me so sad that all these beautiful things are going to rot. Thank you for sharing.
Wow...! 👍
Bravo, Lesley, pour le costume de l'époque...!
Hello from Provence 🌞🇨🇵
I love when you dress up in the time period of the castle! Keep up the good work!
Firstly, you guys have guts sleeping in there!! Haha. I would’ve been worried about bugs climbing on me or spirits. 👻 My favorite room was the library room. The color was so pretty. The archways were very eye catching. That awesome piano too! The rugs in there were probably soo expensive. I know they would be now, for sure. I love books and it’s so sad to see so many just left behind to rot away. That one bathroom with the same pattern throughout was really neat. Odd about the toilet timer. 😂 I always get so sad seeing such old places fall apart. As well as the intriguing pieces within. Everything was once appreciated, designed, up kept. 🥺 The history behind all these places and people is so fascinating. I can’t wait until you guys film another one. 😊
Uh; I have a question for you and correct me if I'm wrong. Isn't the Victorian period in the 19th century and not in the 18th century?
Your explores are phenomenal…. Your voice along with your great narrative is memorizing…. When you changed into the clothes of the period the video was made more fun. Appreciate learning the history of the family and the home. The bathroom was gorgeous.. I use to think once wealthy the wealth stayed with the family..but it appears there are times that the possessions are left to decay by the family. Dust to dust…
It's so hard to believe this place has been vacant for a while and no one has stolen everything or any graffiti. Surely this place wouldn't be left like this with all the antiques. And sure there is an owner of the house and property, at the very least the property. I loved the tour of the home, so thank you. The whole thing just doesn't make sense to me.
They find these places everywhere.
@@janahendrix458 trust in Jesus.
The architecture is absolutely stunning it transports me back in time!!
That long metal thing that's in the Main Kitchen by the kitchen sink is a hearing device
Lol no it’s not. It’s for washing clothes in a washtub. You moved it up and down and it worked as an agitator.
Omg, that would be super heavy to hold to your ears to try and listen and not fall down with it!!!!
A wonderful video, Thank you for joining us in your exploring, for you are quenching my thirst to see these amazing abandoned places, Your outfit is marvelous but don't you think it needs ironing? Greetings from Sri Lanka!
Quite a unique building, every room has a unique look to it. I can’t say I like the decor, but it was definitely high quality. The scale of some things seem a tad small by moderns standards. Too bad so many things are going to go to waste. Excellent job on the video and sound.
Leslie, this is a beautiful castle. It's in pristine condition for being so old. I noticed that you noticed the walls inside the rooms. Yes, the material behind the fabric was batting. It is "wall sculpturing." That's what it is called. Batting is the material used in quilt making. It is also used when you sculpture walls. Instead of "papering" walls you could sculpt the walls. You would use fabric instead of paper. Sculpting adds a warmth to the rooms unlike regular paint or paper. I used to do wall sculpturing. I mainly did it for my children's rooms. I also added velvet "piping" in the corners and around windows. It adds a very nice feeling to rooms. I really enjoyed seeing this. I love your attire. :)
Thats tge most beatiful bed ive ever seen and that blue bathroom !!!
So honored to be seeing this
This is breathtaking 😍
Ohh i loved this castle, And you know that I loved those antiques..the last bedroom was stunning 😍!! Ty
That particular crown on the chairs etc I believe, signifies that the mansion was the home of a Comte, or Count.
The dining chairs are not upholtered but rather tooled leather.
I want to thank you both for your videos. I have always wanted to travel to see these places and now you are bringing it to me free of charge. Thankyou so very much. Carole from New Zealand.
God bless you Brother’s, I love these real stories you explain and I love looking at old fashion furniture so beautiful, thankyou for always being kind and respectful, you are well manner🙏🏻✝️❤️
I love the clothing you're wearing while you're exploring you look very handsome. You also have very beautiful eyes. I enjoy exploring with you thank you for taking us along with you. God bless and stay safe
Thank you for bringing these lovely homes for us to enjoy
Love your dress up clothes. This castle 🏰 is stunning and beautiful. I like everything about it ❤💕♥. Take care 😊🙂
You make the house come alive, not just a trip thru time but an adventure!! Thank you! From the U.S.A.
First off, thank you again for sharing your adventures snd dressing the part too! That bed in the master's room is so ornate and classic , it would look at home in a movie for sure. The piano/library room has such wonderful woodwork arches and I like the color . I can tell that someone decorated that home back in its early years with a loving touch.
Lesley,l adore your respect & tenderness to all the beautiful items you've touched.l enjoy the fact that you show such high amazements on things such as a shaving set & your gentleness to everything you've touch.Thank you for all your showing of wonderful places.Keep up with yours & your friend's great work!!🤗🌹😊
Decayed opulent beauty at it's best. I'm glad you slept there as well, it's a new twist to your explorations.
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful property. I'm sure you know...please be careful about spending so much time in places with so many molds. You may not see the affects until later. Great work. Be well.
This so interesting! These people lived everyday normal lives as anyone else in there time accept not of royalty. Plus they didn’t look materialistic. Pretty interesting people. Thank you for sharing with us. Plus setting the stage with the clothing of the time made it more interesting. 😊
This was a really spectacular find.Some really beautiful things left behind.There was a lot of framed photos and prints but non of those old family oil paintings in big guilt frames.Most of the place is beautifully decorated and they had nice things .I really liked their taste until it came to that horrid orange wallpaper , that was definitely 70s as I had something similar in my bedroom but in purple and I had to put posters all over it to hide it lol!. I thoroughly enjoyed the walk around it is a shame about the damage thats happening because of the neglect .But these big homes are so hard to sell and so cold in the winter ,and heating them costs a fortune.I bet those heaters in those rooms hardly made a difference to the temperature in the room…Love n Light 🥰
Love your show. Thank you.
We have one thing in common, these places are so beautiful😊 I like the way you have respect for these places. They should be respected. I also love how you tell the story of these places keep making such great and wonderful videos thank you so much😁
That Military thing is a " stretcher" used to transport people who were injured or sick.
His boots - they were beautiful
The french libraries would die to get those books😊. I love old houses and their stories. Thank you for your valuable work.
I just cannot get over how people literally walk out without a backward glance - I mean, the clothes!! Those boots of his, just the glass bottles even! So soooo sad, do people just have soooo much money that they walk out without even a backward glance!? Does anyone else wonder if there is money hidden….somewhere??
@@susanbooboo1724 but, his daughter? She wouldve HAD to go in there after he died, but she just, left? Soooo weird hey, there would be sooo many things there that I would want to take and put in my new place, especially as the place wouldve been in pristine condition back then, just so so so sad and yes we need to form groups to go in and salvage but thank GOD they dont have the vandalism that they have over here in Aus, way too many kiddies with waaaay too much time and energy on their hands!
Absolutely magical! I have to agree with Teresa Paskell. Watching the joy on your face and the excitement in your voice is so fun and contagious to watch. You are such an incredible storyteller! Loved all the artifacts in there. What a remarkable place
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Love those oil lamps on the wall either side of the mirror in the bathroom. Looks like they’re made of what is known as “milk glass” there’s an oil lamp hanging from the centre of the ceiling too. I have an Edwardian oil lamp and another that has been converted to electricity which has a milk glass shade exactly like the one at 38:11, but the base and font is brass. I fitted an inline dimmer switch to it so I can turn it down as if it still had oil in it. I love the look and even the smell when I light the one with oil in it. Oh my, the oil lamps in the bathroom at 39:08 are even lovelier! With matching blue patterns like on the wall.
You look great in your period style clothes btw, Lesley 👍.
proof you can't take it with you when you die....beautiful castle great find!!
Yes, you are a distinguished gentleman! Thank you for sharing this video!
Spectacular explore. I’ve been watching your videos for some time but it’s still hard to believe there are so many abandoned places like this. Amazing.
Beautiful video!! Thanks so very much!!
By the way....your vest matches and blends in with practically all the wall papers..... Thanks for dressing up to that era , you bring it up to live!!
🙋🏼♀️God's blessings!!
Awesome love watching your videos. You voice is so soothing.
Absolutely beautiful! So many beautiful antiques! And you look so handsome! Love this! Thank you! 💜
Thank you so much, Lesley, that was such a lovely castle. I pictured how it would have looked like when it was, clean, loved and full of people! xx
Hello from Cape Town, South Africa, Lesley, I absolutely love watching you explore these abandoned places, so sad that it's all just decaying with time.
Your camera man did an excellent job👍👍
Hi again, Lesley, I watched your video in a more restful way for a second time. Absolutely wonderful location! Despite some traces
of rather heavy decay you really managed again to show the beauty behind the decay, which is simply amazing. - Of course I also loved
the scene, when you were dressing up in the historical clothes, and you were looking so handsome, like the count of that castle might
have looked! - I would bow in front of you, sir, - and lift my hat - if only I had one! - Hahaha.. -LOL! - The room with the many books,
the antique items and the grand piano was my favourite. - I loved every second of this video! - Great explore, dear Lesley,
wonderfully narrated and beautifully filmed! - Wishing you all the best, much love and lots of blessings.
Peace and kindest regards.
By the way I just saw that you reached already over 253 K subscribers! - How great is that! - Many many congrats, you really deserve it!
They literally showed their respect to the castle in decay… by staying overnight, it’s something extreme and unexpected,what else can he do..,!🙏
Lesley, what a wonderful castle. Loved every inch of it! The ceilings seemed rather low, but I know they were often made that way. Thank you for showing the castle in such great detail. I do have a love of opening doors, and so many doors were not opened. Bet you checked them first before you left them closed during filming.
awesome!! I just love you in this video! totally natural and honest! I am so proud of how much you have done and seen over the years. your a good guy. Keep up the great work! Love from Canada.
I loved this place and hope you enjoyed the night there! Must have been tempting to sleep in that luxurious four poster bed but with the dirt and decay around it maybe best you had the sleeping bag!!
Kudos to you for dressing up and giving us the fully experience of the tour of this gorgeous French chateau. I hope you weren’t uncomfortable in it? It looks a bit hot for the summer!
Thanks Lesley and hope you stay safe and well!
Loved this castle. Some rooms were still so lovely. Loved when you changed into costume, made the story so much more realistic. Thanks
In the library/piano room....when you were looking at the wall paintings believe it was a Lyre that was being played. Love your channel just recently found you. I too find it hauntingly amazing and peaceful watching this type of explore. If the daughter was from the 50's she would be in my age bracket, I'm 64 so very possibly alive. So many thanks young man
I’d have to clean that area first, then I would be able to sleep there.
@michelle isker .. me too!! :-)
yeah, the should have chosen a room without a bed all covered in rat poop
Wow Fantastic Find. Absolutely loved this Castle. The livingroom with the piano was simply beautiful. Those arches and painted murals were great. Also liked the bedroom that went out to the balcony. So peaceful. Daughters room was quite sweet as well. Those colors in the hallway drapes and fabric wall coverings was exquisite. Many stunning fabrics also in the master bedroom. I wonder what happened to the daughter or her family that they would not claim this gem. So sad it is decaying away. You guys did any outstanding job showing this location. Keep up the tremendous job. Well done. Hey the only time I have seen a timer in a bathroom was for a heat lamp. So on a toilet not sure. The sleigh beds were in perfect shape just awesome. The wallpaper I just adored. So feminine and what we call shabby chic. I feel I must have lived a past life in France because truly I feel at home when you show some of these places.🥰 My Grandmother who would be like 107 now had French Belgium in her so maybe it is just in the DNA 😂 Also have English Scottish Wales Irish and German so any of those locations I could relate to as well. For future videos. 🤣😁😊 Lesley you are such an old soul. Just love your ways and personality. Always stay that way. Your heart is pure joy. You my friend are a treasure. Really enjoyed. 👍👍👍👍❤🙋♀️🥰👏🦋
I just don't see it as a living room.
I adore how much detail you show . To see the things once owned n held by the ones who lived and loved the castle is amazing. Thanks , beautiful images to imagine !
I enjoy all your adventures so much! But I worry about you inhaling mold spores or other bad things! Be careful! Secondly, so curious if anyone from any of these families has ever reached out to you after an episode? Would love to know!
You cameraman did an excellent job. He went nice and slow with the camera so it was enjoyable to see and hear your Georgeous voice.
Another great video by you.
So enjoyable and relaxing.
Pat from New Jersey USA 🇺🇸
Thankyou Young Man I Love The Tour The Old Castle 🏰All The History In The Building. Will Be Lost For Good 🏰🏰🙏
Beautiful French Estate! Lovely furnishings. The green room was the Music Room/Library. The red room looked like the "Man Cave." Another wonderful look into the past Leslie. Thank you!
It's so sad. If only the walls could talk.