Our 2022 Urbex Calendar is finally available for pre-order ► www.bwturbex.com In our fan-favorite calendar, you can venture into 12 abandoned places by yourself. We picked our favorite shots from the past year and printed them along with stories from our travels.
Hi wieder mal ein sehr schönes Video Mein Englisch ist leider sehr schlecht, daher wäre es sehr hilfreich wenn ihr diesem Video einen deutschen Untertitel gebt/aktiviert
This one was wonderful. Thanks so much for sharing. I'm a disabled woman in New York, an hour and 20 north of the city. I can no longer travel but did in my late teens (thru school & college), my 20s until 30 (my first child, oh and marriage before that) I went all over via work and play. After I settled down to kids, I used to dream of going to Europe over the weekend. The flight distance & time never came up. I dreamed that for 15 - 20 years I think. Thank you for taking me where I can no longer go.
Hi there. I like your comment. So heartfelt. It’s no easy to live with a disability. RUclips certainly can show us things we cannot do for whatever reason. All the best to you and Happy Thanksgiving
Ms havisham, I too live one hr and twenty minutes from NYC.... It's possible we are neighbors... God bless you and keep you. I played Ms havisham in my ninth grade school play.. give your fur baby a hug for me.💐
i have watched a few of your videos and i find that your group are respectful of the places you investigate. i think that the residents who have passed on would be glad of knowing that they and their family homes are remembered and appreciated! congratulations on the competition - you take such beautiful photos!
These ones are always my favorite. Of course I love the revels of the abandoned power plants and castles. And I love the eerie nature of the abandoned hospitals and hotels, the bizarre peace of the abandoned churches. But the personal homes, like this one, are always the most fascinating and sad because you know they were the most loved and lived in. You know a child treasured that chess set and a connoisseur treasured that wine. And now it’s reduced to mold and dust. Material items never last forever but the stories attached to them do. Even after every one who once owned the items is gone, there will always be people like myself to draw up dreamy little backstories for every little thing. I can’t know what truly happened in this house but I’m choosing to imagine it was the setting of beautiful childhoods and grand parties. Of warm holidays and late night philosophies discussed over wine. Congrats on your award!!! No one deserves it more!
It's a great pity that there isn't a organisation that could preserve these beautiful buildings someone like a heritage preservation society like we have in the UK. I absolutely love watching your videos 🤩
Oh, yeah, because obviously, there isn't such a thing in France. And of course, you've double-checked and triple-checked there isn't at least one such an organisation in France before you commented.
I am a French Huguenot, ended up in South Africa. My grandfather and mother on my mom’s side were both descendants from France. Our ancestor on my grandfather’s side fled France as a French Huguenot, on the second boat that left for the Netherlands, but was brought to South Africa due to their knowledge of farming to contribute to the settlement the East Indian Company started for their trade route around Africa towards the East.. They arrived in South Africa in 1680. On my great grandmother’s side, Naudé, arrived in the 1800’s he was a first officer/ noble man from the navy.Interestingly that out of all the different cultures (Dutch, English, German and many more) in the early nineteen hundreds the two descendants of French origin, which would be my grandfather and mother, fell in love and got married. The content of your videos is very interesting. I wish I could read all those books.
The marble at 4:15 is so pretty! The garden 15:28 at the end is stunning! Just the one iron gate of spokes is sooo expensive. It always breaks my heart to see a place not loved anymore. But I'm weird and believe the building has feelings/holds the energy of the past people who lived there and loved the place. It would be nice if a super-rich Bezos type would restore it to the way it was in the past. Thank you for not hurting their stuff/house. Congratulations on the win.
About the growths on those wine bottles (7:45] , my guess is that the corks dried out and shrunk over time. That would allow wine to seep out or molds to start growing. Cool but kinda gross too. I love these abandoned homes and the clues you uncover, stories you dig up. It’s fascinating. Congrats on your award, well deserved and overdue. Woohoo!
I think you're right about that. As far as I'm aware as a non-drinker, this is why one does not store wine or champagne bottles upright but at least in a horizontal position or better yet, the cork slightly below horizontal to keep it wet.
@@Ganiscol Once champagne is finally ready and closed with its reinforced cork, no need to lay it horizontally. That was done earlier in the process when they turn it every so often to get the sediment into the neck where they can get it out easily. Champagne is not aged after that
That is a riddling rack for sparkling wine(champagne in France):bottles stored with neck in down position to gradually move the yeast sediment slowly towards the neck while still affecting the wine.
This is by far the absolute most glorious thing I've ever had the pleasure of watching. Thank you so much for this beautiful trip through an almost perfectly preserved chateau. Thank you for what you do in all of these episodes, and sharing them with all of us!
It is heartbreaking to see majestic homes go to ruin. It is also hard to think of fractured families divorced from their histories, rich or poor. Thanks for bringing this slice of history to us.
I think it is perfectly fine to explore the items within these edifices; after all, we all watch to see what remains of an abandoned place. You are always careful and place the items where you found them. You show respect to the property and its former inhabitants.
Wonderful that you are getting recognized for your talent. I knew you would, like I’ve said before you have a eye for beauty in every explore you go on. Your channel is heads above other ones in so many ways. Congratulations!! 👏
Your travels and explores are absolutely the BEST!! Mostly, for me anyway, is the stories you always tell about the places you visit. LOVE the stories!!
Always elegant. Sumptuously filmed, beautifully edited, poetically narrated - always a joy to watch. The best urbex team on RUclips my husband and I have watched.
Well deserved wins with your photos! These old manors, chateaux,lodges etc were ostentacious and impractical but so very beautiful. Uber episode! Thankyou & Cheers!
Wie immer... Geiles Video! Ihr übertrefft euch von Mal zu Mal immer wieder selbst. Respekt! Ach ja und - obwohl ich eigentlich schon auf Instagram Glückwunsch gesagt hab hehe - Glückwunsch nochmal zum ersten Platz bei dem Foto-Contest. Das habt ihr echt verdient, aber sowas von! ;) Happy Exploring!
I always wonder how a family walks away. Do they just walk out the door and close it on the way out. How did they choose what to pick up? Has it been looted? Why haven't collectors descended on it. So many questions. Thank you for your video. I have subscribed.
They could have been Jewish and taken. It all depends on who they were. Recently they discovered an actresses apartment that was never looted. She kept paying the rent and her apartment was as it was the day she left back in the 1930’s. There was artwork so many treasures!
Vincent Minnelli’s home in Beverly Hills was left abandoned. After he passed Liza went and took the few things she wanted then sold the home with everything in it. The new owners did nothing with the home and it has been looted. There is a video on here of his home. Same with Victoria Gotti’s home in New York. The FBI raided it and they took very little and just left there is a video in here with that home also.
It's frightening for an explorer like myself who lived in abandon places and all my fears left me...! Everything was so different...! Antique table, stove, sewing machines, chairs and tables and even beds...!
I came across this purely by accident & now I'm hooked! Loved it, thankyou. And I also love your accent 🙂 I just ordered your calendar, looks wonderful.
Thank you for taking us along with you on your adventures. It's always a joy to see the beautiful places y'all explore. Much love and many prayers for you and yours from the U.S.! Congratulations on the photo competition win. It's well deserved, as your pictures are absolutely stunning! If you and your friends are ever in the U.S., I'd love to meet y'all. Hugs to all of you.
@@BrokenWindowTheoryUrbex epic. I look forward to seeing any adventure you guys embark on. Love the urbex plus history y'all do always is well informed and well worded
Dude in the basement, those things that looked like candlesticks for giants! Huge! They almost looked like they were to hold the upper floor up but they weren't. You passed right by them as you were leaving the wine cellar bottle room. Very awesome and decorative. I hope you might maybe mention them later. Awesome place. Cheers!
How very sad, I can't even begin to imagine losing all those wonderful family memories....land&houses can be replaced - sentimental personal items, photos, and the family history they represent, cannot be. I know it doesn't begin to compare, but I lost a storage unit I had paid on for over 20yrs after I fell on hard times due to illness. It was a time capsule of my family's history that spanned over 100yrs, and I still mourn that loss.
What a truly amazing château. It is so sad that these old and beautiful houses and château's are standing there and just falling apart 🥺. But thank you for taking us along to see this beautiful place 😃😃. Have a great week guys 🤗🤗
The dead are all around us and within each of us. They are in the places they built, in the things they did, in the small items they cherished. They stare back at us from portraits and photographs. We walk where they walked. We share DNA with countless long dead relatives and have connections to places and people most of us never even dreamed of. Their history is part of the tapestry of our own lives and sometimes the weave is tighter than we think. Perhaps this helps explain why we are drawn to places such as this one...and why some of us can never sleep peacefully in a newly constructed house. Your work speaks to the old souls and delights those of us who seek out the lonely places.
I'm so glad I found your channel! Your windows in the past are just (hauntingly) beautiful and done with so much respect for the people who once lived and loved there. Thank you :)
Absolutely Breathtaking!! I can really appreciate the History whether dark or good, but this was very well presented ,great work to your Team, and for sharing!
Congratulations 🎉 well deserved win.Your photography is awesome.Maybe one day you will publish a book with your best shots .Great explore by the way,sad to think it's just been left to decay, hopefully some one will buy it and transform it to its former glory.🇨🇦
About time boy's and girls, investigating is the most intriguing, i would spend days there. What you are capturing now (i hope in more detail) about all the past residence and way of life will be of great importance in the future, simply captivating, beauty everywhere.
Get a blow torch & go through the safe!! As for the remainder of the objects, I hate to see perfectly good things, some still beautiful, go to waste. The building perhaps cannot be salvaged. But some of the books & equipment can be sent along to be used & appreciated by someone else.
I would give anything to experience these places in real life but most of us will never see the treasures hidden inside these time capsules if it weren't for videos like this. There's something sacred about these beautiful places, thank you for sharing them with us so they will not be forgotten.
WOW thank you so much ..I ABSOLUTELY enjoyed this video..Sooo PLEASED I stumbled across this channel..No more AUDIO BOOKS for me at night b4 I go to sleep..Congrats on your win..WELL DESERVED..Stay safe from New Zealand
Congrats. on the photography contest! Also regarding this video, it's a shame that family members couldn't/or wouldn't claim the valuables... especially the pictures.
I agree. That's the one thing I can't understand; all the furniture, art, photos and trinkets that people leave behind, and that nobody claims. Some of these families had to flee for their lives without being able to take anything with them, before and during WW2. But with some houses you can tell that they were occupied in the 50ies, and sometimes even until the 80ies...
Herzlichen Glückwunsch zu eurer Ehrung bei dem Fotowettbewerb. Euren Kanal habe ich gerade in erst entdeckt und gleich mal ein Like und ein Abo dagelassen, damit ich euch zukünftig virtuell auf euren Zeitreisen begleiten kann. Echt spannend.
Just Excellent videos. I love to watch them. Past is always more interesting than present and future, I think so. 😄 How they were and where they have gone. 🙂
A mí personalmente me gusta mucho que exploreis porque me gusta conocer más sobre el lugar. Muchas gracias por vuestro video, me ha encantado. 👏👏👏👏👏👏💜🙏. Me gustó mucho la habitación de arriba, las lámparas y el papel pintado de la pared, y sus colchas. Me recordaron a mi infancia y adolescencia. También el sillón vino burdeos de terciopelo precioso, al igual que los muebles de libros. Esta casa conserva 300 años de historia, guuuuuuaaaa que maravilla. ENORABUENA por Vuestro Premio. Mantén la curiosidad y sigue explorando. Así sea🙏
I would love to visit and inspect the Homes, Castles, Mansions or other wonderful places you do. What an exciting way to look at history, both personal and commercial. I’m glad you don’t do what so many others who go into abandoned homes, take anything and everything of value. History needs to stay where it is found. The only time you remove things from these homes is if they are in danger of being destroyed completely. Then the things removed should be put in a Museum or stored away. Please keep up your very interesting work. I enjoy watching your personal trips through History…
Many Chateaux are too expensive to maintain and keep in the family after hundreds of years. The property tax alone kills any hope of saving them and France desperately needs to reconsider how to save these beautiful time capsules.
Thank you for sharing this amazingly beautiful, home and it's history. It is truly fantastic. That you were given such an award, for your pictures. A much deserved award at that. Is fantastic, congratulations 👏
This is the first time I've seen one of your videos, I don't care for many of the people who _"explore"_ like this but you seem to have respect for the properties you explore, I'm subscribing! I look forward to seeing more of your adventures. Oh, great drone photo, congratulations on your win!
Have you ever heard from anyone related to one of the old photos you post? That would be very cool, if they were willing to share some of their back story.
Usually, we don't hope that someone reaches out... Because since they are most probably the owners of the properties they could sue us for trespassing, haha.
It's interesting to watch all those abandoned homes...every single things left behind tells a story...also like who were the people who lived there before etc... Congratulations for all the fine works...
found the channel through The Proper People, have to say you guys take a different approach to your videos than they do (probably due to having older buildings and estates to explore). Have to say I enjoy both for different reasons. The one common thing is leaving the property more or less as you found it, as an urban explorer should.
Living in the US since 8 years now..schoen mal wieder etwas in deutsch zu hören...Habe das ' Alter' vermisst🤣 Perfekt English btw!! Thank you for this high quality content, background stories and the respect you show for the history of those abandoned buildings and their long gone owners! Love it!
One thing I love about European finds is that generally, most everything is left right where it's been found and most of the time, nothing has been vandalized. I hate to think about what that rack of wine bottles would look like had you found that in the US - because people just don't seem to teach their children to respect and appreciate other people's property... even abandoned property. Oh the treasure you have found in this place!
Our 2022 Urbex Calendar is finally available for pre-order ► www.bwturbex.com
In our fan-favorite calendar, you can venture into 12 abandoned places by yourself. We picked our favorite shots from the past year and printed them along with stories from our travels.
Suggestion: Would be nice if we can get a shipping cost estimate before giving out all personal/credit card information. Thanks.
Congratulations bwt for your success👍
Omg!!! I'll order one immediately 😍❤️❤️❤️
Hi wieder mal ein sehr schönes Video
Mein Englisch ist leider sehr schlecht, daher wäre es sehr hilfreich wenn ihr diesem Video einen deutschen Untertitel gebt/aktiviert
@@pretor706 Thanks for the suggestion! We don't charge any shipping costs in our shop though. The price you see is the final price.
This one was wonderful. Thanks so much for sharing. I'm a disabled woman in New York, an hour and 20 north of the city. I can no longer travel but did in my late teens (thru school & college), my 20s until 30 (my first child, oh and marriage before that) I went all over via work and play. After I settled down to kids, I used to dream of going to Europe over the weekend. The flight distance & time never came up. I dreamed that for 15 - 20 years I think.
Thank you for taking me where I can no longer go.
ان احببت ممكن ان نزور بعضنا من خلال الرسائل ونتعرف على عالم مختلف عنا .. تحياتي لك
Hi there. I like your comment. So heartfelt. It’s no easy to live with a disability. RUclips certainly can show us things we cannot do for whatever reason. All the best to you and Happy Thanksgiving
You can come to muy House,in Alicante,Spain.I have four daughters anda one of them love EEUU.
Ms havisham, I too live one hr and twenty minutes from NYC.... It's possible we are neighbors... God bless you and keep you. I played Ms havisham in my ninth grade school play.. give your fur baby a hug for me.💐
Mam I understand. These videos can take me far away
I wish that one day you would be able to interview the decendants and get their stories.
That would be great. Someone is out there that traces to them.
Because of age Europe has so much history to investigate. Videos such as this and previous ones are interesting. Thanks for your video.
Owo how impressive 👏 thank you guy's.
Other continents used to have to, till Europe destroy ... 🤭
Congratulations to BWT, on a DESERVED win for your outstanding photography. Love your lyrical, respectful videos, so much. 💙
Congratulations on the win! Well deserved!
@@teslagirl1 pongan traducción al español. Somos muchos los que no sabemod i gles !!
i have watched a few of your videos and i find that your group are respectful of the places you investigate. i think that the residents who have passed on would be glad of knowing that they and their family homes are remembered and appreciated! congratulations on the competition - you take such beautiful photos!
These ones are always my favorite. Of course I love the revels of the abandoned power plants and castles. And I love the eerie nature of the abandoned hospitals and hotels, the bizarre peace of the abandoned churches. But the personal homes, like this one, are always the most fascinating and sad because you know they were the most loved and lived in. You know a child treasured that chess set and a connoisseur treasured that wine. And now it’s reduced to mold and dust. Material items never last forever but the stories attached to them do. Even after every one who once owned the items is gone, there will always be people like myself to draw up dreamy little backstories for every little thing. I can’t know what truly happened in this house but I’m choosing to imagine it was the setting of beautiful childhoods and grand parties. Of warm holidays and late night philosophies discussed over wine. Congrats on your award!!! No one deserves it more!
It's a great pity that there isn't a organisation that could preserve these beautiful buildings someone like a heritage preservation society like we have in the UK.
I absolutely love watching your videos 🤩
Oh, yeah, because obviously, there isn't such a thing in France.
And of course, you've double-checked and triple-checked there isn't at least one such an organisation in France before you commented.
🤦🤦♂🤦♀
I am a French Huguenot, ended up in South Africa. My grandfather and mother on my mom’s side were both descendants from France. Our ancestor on my grandfather’s side fled France as a French Huguenot, on the second boat that left for the Netherlands, but was brought to South Africa due to their knowledge of farming to contribute to the settlement the East Indian Company started for their trade route around Africa towards the East.. They arrived in South Africa in 1680. On my great grandmother’s side, Naudé, arrived in the 1800’s he was a first officer/ noble man from the navy.Interestingly that out of all the different cultures (Dutch, English, German and many more) in the early nineteen hundreds the two descendants of French origin, which would be my grandfather and mother, fell in love and got married. The content of your videos is very interesting. I wish I could read all those books.
There is my analog! 0:17 Nice. Congrats on the recognition... you guys totally deserve it!
You got a shot from this place? EPIC!
The marble at 4:15 is so pretty! The garden 15:28 at the end is stunning! Just the one iron gate of spokes is sooo expensive. It always breaks my heart to see a place not loved anymore. But I'm weird and believe the building has feelings/holds the energy of the past people who lived there and loved the place. It would be nice if a super-rich Bezos type would restore it to the way it was in the past. Thank you for not hurting their stuff/house. Congratulations on the win.
About the growths on those wine bottles (7:45] , my guess is that the corks dried out and shrunk over time. That would allow wine to seep out or molds to start growing. Cool but kinda gross too.
I love these abandoned homes and the clues you uncover, stories you dig up. It’s fascinating.
Congrats on your award, well deserved and overdue. Woohoo!
Heya, we were thinking in the same direction! Thanks for your nice comment. 🙌
I think you're right about that. As far as I'm aware as a non-drinker, this is why one does not store wine or champagne bottles upright but at least in a horizontal position or better yet, the cork slightly below horizontal to keep it wet.
@@Ganiscol Once champagne is finally ready and closed with its reinforced cork, no need to lay it horizontally. That was done earlier in the process when they turn it every so often to get the sediment into the neck where they can get it out easily. Champagne is not aged after that
That is a riddling rack for sparkling wine(champagne in France):bottles stored with neck in down position to gradually move the yeast sediment slowly towards the neck while still affecting the wine.
It's so sad to see such beautiful history crumbling with time.
You have such a soothing voice. LOVE your channel. So glad YT recommended it to m. Thank you and keep up the great work. Stay safe!
This is by far the absolute most glorious thing I've ever had the pleasure of watching. Thank you so much for this beautiful trip through an almost perfectly preserved chateau. Thank you for what you do in all of these episodes, and sharing them with all of us!
one of the best ubrex channels out there. you guys are very professional, respectful and informative. thanks for what you do!
It is heartbreaking to see majestic homes go to ruin. It is also hard to think of fractured families divorced from their histories, rich or poor. Thanks for bringing this slice of history to us.
Beautiful. Congratulations on winning the award. Very well deserved.
Congratulations, a well deserved award. Stay humble.
I think it is perfectly fine to explore the items within these edifices; after all, we all watch to see what remains of an abandoned place. You are always careful and place the items where you found them. You show respect to the property and its former inhabitants.
I love Chateaus ! Such a shame they can't all be revered, restored and protected. They are precious !
Wonderful that you are getting recognized for your talent. I knew you would, like I’ve said before you have a eye for beauty in every explore you go on. Your channel is heads above other ones in so many ways. Congratulations!! 👏
Your travels and explores are absolutely the BEST!! Mostly, for me anyway, is the stories you always tell about the places you visit. LOVE the stories!!
Always elegant. Sumptuously filmed, beautifully edited, poetically narrated - always a joy to watch. The best urbex team on RUclips my husband and I have watched.
Your group is outstanding . By far the best at what you do .thanks for the adventure. Until next time.
I agree.
I agree.
Ur pics are really amazing they bring life to something that was forgotten and left behind
Well deserved wins with your photos! These old manors, chateaux,lodges etc were ostentacious and impractical but so very beautiful. Uber episode!
Thankyou & Cheers!
Amazing,really a travel to the past..fascinating
Such history here. All those beautiful old books.
Wie immer... Geiles Video! Ihr übertrefft euch von Mal zu Mal immer wieder selbst. Respekt! Ach ja und - obwohl ich eigentlich schon auf Instagram Glückwunsch gesagt hab hehe - Glückwunsch nochmal zum ersten Platz bei dem Foto-Contest. Das habt ihr echt verdient, aber sowas von! ;) Happy Exploring!
Love how generous you are letting them go ahead across the iffy flooring of the upper rooms 10:50
I always wonder how a family walks away. Do they just walk out the door and close it on the way out. How did they choose what to pick up? Has it been looted? Why haven't collectors descended on it. So many questions. Thank you for your video. I have subscribed.
They could have been Jewish and taken. It all depends on who they were. Recently they discovered an actresses apartment that was never looted. She kept paying the rent and her apartment was as it was the day she left back in the 1930’s. There was artwork so many treasures!
Vincent Minnelli’s home in Beverly Hills was left abandoned. After he passed Liza went and took the few things she wanted then sold the home with everything in it. The new owners did nothing with the home and it has been looted. There is a video on here of his home. Same with Victoria Gotti’s home in New York. The FBI raided it and they took very little and just left there is a video in here with that home also.
It's frightening for an explorer like myself who lived in abandon places and all my fears left me...!
Everything was so different...!
Antique table, stove, sewing machines, chairs and tables and even beds...!
My heart is with you guys. Thank you for helping me get my abandoned building fix while I can't get it any other way, for now 😜 looove ur vidz
Thanks for this journey through history 🌏
You are welcome! We have many more explorations to edit from our France (time) travels!
I came across this purely by accident & now I'm hooked! Loved it, thankyou. And I also love your accent 🙂 I just ordered your calendar, looks wonderful.
Congratulations on the photo contest. That is so cool. I'm so excited for you guys. I will be looking forward to the new 2022 calander.
Dieser Kanal ist großartig, ich bin dankbar und gesegnet, dass die RUclips-Götter mich hierher gebracht haben !!
I love watching your videos especially since I love seeing older homes and wonder about the people who once lived there.
In many countries, including mine, the place would be ripped off even those light switches. It is a great shame it`s still being abandoned.
Thank you for taking us along with you on your adventures. It's always a joy to see the beautiful places y'all explore. Much love and many prayers for you and yours from the U.S.! Congratulations on the photo competition win. It's well deserved, as your pictures are absolutely stunning! If you and your friends are ever in the U.S., I'd love to meet y'all. Hugs to all of you.
With the attention to details in what you see and human aspect, you are the best among the exploring channels. Thank you.
Always love y'all's vids. Keep up the epic content.
We will, thanks for the great feedback!
Do you guys have future plans in the states ?? I know there are some beautiful abandon towns and buildings around
Yes, sure. We will definitely head to the US. But I think we will work on other projects first.
@@BrokenWindowTheoryUrbex epic. I look forward to seeing any adventure you guys embark on. Love the urbex plus history y'all do always is well informed and well worded
Dude in the basement, those things that looked like candlesticks for giants! Huge! They almost looked like they were to hold the upper floor up but they weren't. You passed right by them as you were leaving the wine cellar bottle room. Very awesome and decorative. I hope you might maybe mention them later. Awesome place. Cheers!
Thanks for sharing these videos. All are very real. The orginality of photos is 100%. Thumbs up.
How very sad, I can't even begin to imagine losing all those wonderful family memories....land&houses can be replaced - sentimental personal items, photos, and the family history they represent, cannot be. I know it doesn't begin to compare, but I lost a storage unit I had paid on for over 20yrs after I fell on hard times due to illness. It was a time capsule of my family's history that spanned over 100yrs, and I still mourn that loss.
You are a great story teller- I enjoyed listening. Thank you, and congratulations on the award!
Herzliche Gratulationen zum Preis des Fotobewerbs - das habts ihr verdient!
Beste Grüße aus der Steiamoak
What a truly amazing château. It is so sad that these old and beautiful houses and château's are standing there and just falling apart 🥺. But thank you for taking us along to see this beautiful place 😃😃. Have a great week guys 🤗🤗
Sono felice per voi per il premio vinto, Congratulazioni🎉🎊 🇮🇹🥂
Great video guys, there's a certain beauty in desolation and you capture it perfectly keep up the good work and be safe
The dead are all around us and within each of us. They are in the places they built, in the things they did, in the small items they cherished. They stare back at us from portraits and photographs. We walk where they walked. We share DNA with countless long dead relatives and have connections to places and people most of us never even dreamed of. Their history is part of the tapestry of our own lives and sometimes the weave is tighter than we think. Perhaps this helps explain why we are drawn to places such as this one...and why some of us can never sleep peacefully in a newly constructed house. Your work speaks to the old souls and delights those of us who seek out the lonely places.
I'm so glad I found your channel! Your windows in the past are just (hauntingly) beautiful and done with so much respect for the people who once lived and loved there. Thank you :)
Absolutely Breathtaking!! I can really appreciate the History whether dark or good, but this was very well presented ,great work to your Team, and for sharing!
This is really humbling at the same time...we will carry nothing at the end of the day😔
Congratulations 🎉 well deserved win.Your photography is awesome.Maybe one day you will publish a book with your best shots .Great explore by the way,sad to think it's just been left to decay, hopefully some one will buy it and transform it to its former glory.🇨🇦
Thank you! We will definietly publish a book with stories and images at some point, stay curious!
About time boy's and girls, investigating is the most intriguing, i would spend days there. What you are capturing now (i hope in more detail) about all the past residence and way of life will be of great importance in the future, simply captivating, beauty everywhere.
Congrats for the price at the photo event! Well deserved :)
And this was a beautiful episode!
All the best guys!!
Even decay leaves its beauty, and sad to see 300 years of history turn into a place that rots. Very interesting video.
Congrats on a well deserved win guys! Great video as always...love from Florida xoxo
Its my first-time to visit this channel and i find it interesting and a good story teller... love your german accent.
Hello there, thanks! Stay tuned for more content. 🙌
Get a blow torch & go through the safe!! As for the remainder of the objects, I hate to see perfectly good things, some still beautiful, go to waste. The building perhaps cannot be salvaged. But some of the books & equipment can be sent along to be used & appreciated by someone else.
I would give anything to experience these places in real life but most of us will never see the treasures hidden inside these time capsules if it weren't for videos like this. There's something sacred about these beautiful places, thank you for sharing them with us so they will not be forgotten.
Congratulations to you both on the recognition for your photos. Thanks again for taking us with you to an amazing chateau.
WOW thank you so much ..I ABSOLUTELY enjoyed this video..Sooo PLEASED I stumbled across this channel..No more AUDIO BOOKS for me at night b4 I go to sleep..Congrats on your win..WELL DESERVED..Stay safe from New Zealand
What a wonderful video!! I adore these history seeking treks into the forgotten or abandoned worlds! What a stunning house!
Thanks for watching and your lovely feedback!
most quality video i have seen yet the exposure or views do not equate their spectacular output💞thank you
Thank you for taking us virtually on your nostalgic journeys.
Als Nachkommen einer vermissten deutschen Familie bin ich sehr an die Dokumente und Urkunden interessiert.
Congrats. on the photography contest! Also regarding this video, it's a shame that family members couldn't/or wouldn't claim the valuables... especially the pictures.
I agree. That's the one thing I can't understand; all the furniture, art, photos and trinkets that people leave behind, and that nobody claims. Some of these families had to flee for their lives without being able to take anything with them, before and during WW2. But with some houses you can tell that they were occupied in the 50ies, and sometimes even until the 80ies...
Especially pictures. That's your life.
@@amylarson3958 I know. That's REALLY sad.
The items may also be part of "inheritance" and thus subject to taxation...
Congratulations to the price, you are so worth it. Your videos are something I love to watch, all the best to all of you.
Herzlichen Glückwunsch zu eurer Ehrung bei dem Fotowettbewerb.
Euren Kanal habe ich gerade in erst entdeckt und gleich mal ein Like und ein Abo dagelassen, damit ich euch zukünftig virtuell auf euren Zeitreisen begleiten kann. Echt spannend.
Hi Beate, hammer! Vielen Dank. Am Sonntag kommt schon das nächste Video
Just Excellent videos. I love to watch them. Past is always more interesting than present and future, I think so. 😄 How they were and where they have gone. 🙂
This is great news for you. Congratulations. Thankyou.
Amazing footage again! Thanks for sharing.
I also pre-ordered the calendar :-)
A mí personalmente me gusta mucho que exploreis porque me gusta conocer más sobre el lugar. Muchas gracias por vuestro video, me ha encantado. 👏👏👏👏👏👏💜🙏. Me gustó mucho la habitación de arriba, las lámparas y el papel pintado de la pared, y sus colchas. Me recordaron a mi infancia y adolescencia. También el sillón vino burdeos de terciopelo precioso, al igual que los muebles de libros. Esta casa conserva 300 años de historia, guuuuuuaaaa que maravilla. ENORABUENA por Vuestro Premio. Mantén la curiosidad y sigue explorando. Así sea🙏
I would love to visit and inspect the Homes, Castles, Mansions or other wonderful places you do. What an exciting way to look at history, both personal and commercial. I’m glad you don’t do what so many others who go into abandoned homes, take anything and everything of value. History needs to stay where it is found. The only time you remove things from these homes is if they are in danger of being destroyed completely. Then the things removed should be put in a Museum or stored away. Please keep up your very interesting work. I enjoy watching your personal trips through History…
Many Chateaux are too expensive to maintain and keep in the family after hundreds of years.
The property tax alone kills any hope of saving them and France desperately needs to reconsider how to save these beautiful time capsules.
Congratulations on your well earned photo award. I enjoy your quality videos. Keep up the good work.
That was a beautiful home at one time.I loved the staircase and stone wall.
Congratulations on ur photos ❤️ love all the adventures and explores u take us on 😊
Beautiful and amazing place! Really enjoyed the explore! Thanks so much guy's! :)
Thanks for watching! Next video should be presented in two weeks. ✌
Thank you for sharing this amazingly beautiful, home and it's history. It is truly fantastic. That you were given such an award, for your pictures. A much deserved award at that. Is fantastic, congratulations 👏
This is the first time I've seen one of your videos, I don't care for many of the people who _"explore"_ like this but you seem to have respect for the properties you explore, I'm subscribing! I look forward to seeing more of your adventures. Oh, great drone photo, congratulations on your win!
Hey there, thanks a bunch! 🍌 That's stunning, have fun with our episodes.
Amazing to see how most of these abandoned grand chateau.That the beds are left neatly made.
Have you ever heard from anyone related to one of the old photos you post? That would be very cool, if they were willing to share some of their back story.
Usually, we don't hope that someone reaches out... Because since they are most probably the owners of the properties they could sue us for trespassing, haha.
I honestly don't think these kind of people will (willingly) share their "back stories" to anyone outside of their aristocratic circle.
It's interesting to watch all those abandoned homes...every single things left behind tells a story...also like who were the people who lived there before etc...
Congratulations for all the fine works...
Congratulation to you ...guys
You have served the best.n i enjoyed your videos n photoes very much.always love to travel with you ❤️
Congratulations on your award! Thank you for capturing these amazing places!
This place is well known and has been the subject of many photos and videos. It's history is also well established.
found the channel through The Proper People, have to say you guys take a different approach to your videos than they do (probably due to having older buildings and estates to explore). Have to say I enjoy both for different reasons. The one common thing is leaving the property more or less as you found it, as an urban explorer should.
So sad for this once beautiful estate!
Congratulations on your award. Long overdue. Laughed at the Fallout reference. TY for the laugh. Beautiful photography as usual and great narration.
Felicitaciones por tan merecido premio una casa hermosa capsula en el tiempo me encanto saludos desde argentima
Beautiful spoken, And filming. Well done guys. Very interesting to watch. Take care guy's. Many thanks.
Seeing the abandoned books made me weep! I really hope someone can get the salvageable things out and into hands that can and will appreciate them!
Bravo that you made it it to top ten and you guys are so awesome!! I’ve bought this and have this!! Love it!! So proud of you!!
Till is so cool I am so happy for him !
Congratulations on the win what a fantastic achievement for your beautiful work and thank you for sharing your amazing talent
Congratulations Till and team. I enjoyed every video I've seen so far! Keep up the great work guys.
Living in the US since 8 years now..schoen mal wieder etwas in deutsch zu hören...Habe das ' Alter' vermisst🤣 Perfekt English btw!! Thank you for this high quality content, background stories and the respect you show for the history of those abandoned buildings and their long gone owners! Love it!
A nostalgia do lugar combina com a música que vocês escolheram .PARABÉNS.
One thing I love about European finds is that generally, most everything is left right where it's been found and most of the time, nothing has been vandalized. I hate to think about what that rack of wine bottles would look like had you found that in the US - because people just don't seem to teach their children to respect and appreciate other people's property... even abandoned property. Oh the treasure you have found in this place!
В России тоже бы растащили все
Yes here in the UK would be similar to the US but graffiti as well such a shame.