Abandoned HOUSE of ETERNAL LOVE of the French Family "Forgot" (Sad Story)
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Today we visit one of the many abandoned houses in France. The story underlying this property is rather sad. It was lived in by the French family "Forgot": the eternal loving couple Maurice and Jeanette, with their son Jules. Maurice and Jeanette were already married for more than 50 years when disconsolately Maurice passed away. When a few years later also Jeanette departed this earth, it was all up to the son Jules to maintain the upkeep of the house or sell it. Gloomily enough, Jules became disabled in a work-related accident short hereafter and was not able to. As the day of today, 9 years later, nature has reclaimed the front garden and seems to become the new owner of this French family's home.
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Abandoned France: Abandoned HOUSE of ETERNAL LOVE of the French Family "Forgot" (Sad Story)
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You are so right about living your life as if it's your last day,iv only come to think this way in my older years,it's refreshing to see it in young people like yourself Maureno, I hope your dreams will come true my friend
Vegas here.... And I to am an older woman and I agree with you.
Loved your pep talk...especially the part of "God bless you." It is rare to hear that from young people especially Urban Explores...You are a rare breed and an old soul...My admiration!...God bless you and keep you safe always...🙏❤
It's really sad 😥 how that beautiful home is just sitting there collecting dust...If I could live there I would keep it clean and give it a lot of TLC
Well, we were born into this world with nothing, and we leave with nothing. I don't think either one has lingered there in their home. I think they are together again. The only thing we can take with us, is Love. Thank you for this beautiful video.
Estou triste mas depois de ver o vídeo fico feliz 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗☺☺😊🕰🤞🤛
Hi,watching from Philippines...i dream to have a lovely home like that...i feel sad there's no one taking care of these lovely home.😭
The reason ypu say ypur sad all the time is because you have compassion my friend,it is sad but thankyou for showing us
he does have a compassionate and loving heart
Nice 👍😊 video
My name is Bonnie and I will turn 77 years Young on November 24th of this year I have a saying and you just put it into words MAKEUP THAT LAST A LIFETIME LIFE IS A GIFT FROM GOD AND IT CAN BE TAKEN AT ANY TIME 💜 it's a beautiful story a pure love and this is a beautiful video I absolutely love the way you do this with so much respect God bless you stay healthy and well love from Bonnie from Salt Lake City USA 💜
Hi Maureno, the 19th century is actually 1800 - 1899 and the 20th century is from 1900 - 1999. The thing on the wall at 32:50 was a butterfly, moths don't fold their wings like that. Such a beautiful home and a real shame what happened to their son. Fifty years married is a very long time for any couple so they must have been deeply in love. Thank you for sharing, much love to you and Remon. xx💖
Those “bricks” are made to rest knives on at the dinner table.
As always, a wonderful exploration! 🇺🇸👍👌👏
Jean Siegel they looked more like chop stick holders. You place you chop sticks on them instead of touching the table.
Carol Mondares that could be too.
1:50 Even though the son is disabled, I wonder why he cannot sell or rent the house. Did the son become disabled before the parents died?
4:49 That is not much dust on the table for 10 years. I get more than that in my home after a month. :)
7:20 Looks like someone has emptied all the valuables from the drawers. No other relatives?
13:03 Push the button and it spins around pushing the ashes inside. My parents had one of these.
21:02 Good advice.
You can tell how cozy and loving this home was. This home is still in great condition. Some mildew here and there, and some collapsing of roof, this can still be sold as is!
Have someone go through EVERYTHING! All paperwork, photographs and other things of importants, donate the clothing with the son's permission. Once removed, sell the house with the furnishings.
This is still a good home for any family, it just needs a little help.💕
Beautiful decor I could live there just like it is I wouldn’t change a thing. Thank you for taking me there. ❤️❤️❤️
I think if the son had a wife maybe his wife came and took something’s that belong to the parents. Because there was no full set of dishes left.
Hi Maureno from winning team Explomo, Again another lovely video, which I enjoyed watching. - You were showing so much empathy, when you
told the really sad story about the son becoming disabled due to a work accident and his parents passing away. - Nevertheless is it wonderful to
see the still completely intact house with surprisingly pristine rooms. - The furniture and the interior decoration is quite beautiful and is looking
somehow fairly wealthy but still very cozy. - I especially liked the typical French style curtains. - On the other hand it was also sad to see the
forgotten items of a lifetime from this couple, the once beloved artefacts of their life. - I wonder if these items could tell stories?? All these
papers, the photographs, the many small things like souvenirs, the plates on the wall, saying, that they were 50 years in love together,.. and
so on . - Maureno again your wonderful and entirely sensitive words of living the life to your full potential, to be aware about the impermanence
of life, .. touched me once more so deeply! - These highly thoughtful reflections with a clear philosophical touch are always adding a very unique
quality to your videos. - Simply awesome! - Great video, beautifully presented and narrated, dear Maureno! - Wishing you all the best, much love
and lots of blessings! - Stay safe, bro - peace and kindest regards! - Hope to see you again!
What a well-worded comment once again, Sir. Maybe you could teach these Dutch people how to speak better English. A Dutch accent is clearly audible in their videos. You, however, write without any accent. I guess, that they would be very happy to learn from you.
Es increible que semejante mansión está atrapada y abrazada por la vegetación. Adentro permanece intacta!
Y la voz eterna de Maureno confiere magia y vida a los objetos del pasado.😎
God Bless you to Maureno 🤗 thanks for your lovely great Job like always 💕
Beautiful house. So many rooms. Sad story, though. Amazing video . I loved the song after intro. 💕 . Stay safe, and have fun! 😘😘😘
I absolutely love watching your videos, I also love how respectful and compassionate you are,keep up the great work keep the video coming
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I am like exploring with you guys..thank you very much...😇🍺.. happy watching your good videos explomo 🙏
really nice content, thank you for the effort you put in this, everything about this house says cozy and loving. All the good things never last, but the memories do. Thanks again
A very touching video! You could tell that the home was well loved and filled with interesting artifacts. It looks like someone had planned to re-insulate the attic and maybe fix up the house. Anyway, glad you weren't alone! Did really enjoy watching explorers getting in and getting out of the property. Thank you for another great explore.
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Thank's for sharing. I love every room . In this gorgeous house . Shame that the son got hurt .And couldn't take care of the house . Have a wonderful day .
Looks like they just stepped out and will be right back. Oh, how sad all those precious things are left. It's really heart breaking to see their 50 year marriage plate on the wall. I guess couples married for that long just can't find the will to live when one of them passes away.
Hola. Soy una suscriptora de América Latina, Uruguay.
Me encantan sus vídeos...la forma como hacen las descripciones de cada lugar, pero poco entiendo el inglés. Siento que estoy limitada por el idioma por lo que les sugiero que agreguen la posibilidad de incorporar subtitulos para los que hablamos otros idiomas.
Muchas gracias!!! Saludos desde barra de valizas...un pueblo de pescadores al sur del continente en Uruguay; océano atlantico
Such a sad story, but what a beautiful home, sadly decaying. You are so right, people need to live life to the fullest, love much and no regrets. Thank you for the lovely video.
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Nice video bro as always.
Thanks brother, always appreciate your motivational support. Looking forward to a next exploration together!
@@Explomo appreciate the kind words
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Hello to one of my other favorite explorers! xxx
@@Explomo Oh cool, you HAVE explored together, I'll have to find it! xxx
They lived in the 20 century. We are now living in the 21st century lol. Good video. Furniture is so beautiful.
It's sad to see and to hear about the son who is disabled cause I am, not in a home yet but it won't be long. And it saddens me to think about what happens when your gone. I know that my home will just go to the bank even though I bought it for my son's who still live with me. But the bank and who ever will get everything I own couse the boys won't care. I just had to say that. You did a good job and thanks 😊
I hope you don't mind me saying that if u r sure I would talk to yr boys and if they don't want when u pass make some arrangements to prevent bank getting it all hope you can find happiness results
So sad about the son, but an exceptionally beautiful home. I never miss a video. You find the best places. Thank you 😊 close the curtains are called Tie Backs. That is called resin art with the flowers 🌺 inside, my father use to do it. The woman probably did the tapestry art for a hobby. My kitchen cabinets are that design, called Cathedral. It’s true I started watching abandoned after my husband passed away, tomorrow is not promised and you can’t take it with you. I don’t know what my children are going to do with all my stuff. Probably keep some but hold an auction for the rest. I saw crochet thread in the closet, I bet she crocheted the ones on her dresser in the bedroom and around the house. I like how you take your time and show us everything, good camera work.
Funny I started watching these videos after my husband passed away to .I am facinated by them..it reminds me of my younger years when we use to do this also back in the 70,s and 80,s..such a long time ago and we use to go caving also..and they are the very best of the best .
I looked at that photo of their son ,I know what a worry having your only child disabled ,my son has progressive m s ,he’s had it in his thirties,so every day make it count .much love Ann uk xxx
What ever disability,theirs always someone worse of,I always think of little children,who never have a life ,so make every day count ,be grateful for what we are ,not what we have ,my son an my self both have m s .Ann uk
Hey Mareno! Great video as always!
I hope that you are doing well, I am getting ready to have surgery done on the 5th of next month.
Safe Travels and I hope that Your schooling goes well for you.
Another beautiful home, but yes, a sad story behind it. You did an excellent job on this, slow, reverent, and respectful as always. Hugs to you and sending one to my Remon as well. NY Nana
Maureno, has anyone ever told you, you favor the actor Jean Claude Van Dame? Another great video. Glad to know you weren't alone. You showed a picture you thought was the son, buy later you showed a picture of a man with a very dark complication and dark hair, you said with a woman that might be his wife. Definitely not the same guy. Lol! Just saying. I thought it was funny. Best wishes! Stay safe! 🙃
Hi Lisa, never heard anybody saying this before lol! Thank you very much for watching again and glad you enjoyed watching. Best wishes back to you and stay safe likewise ☺️
Looking forward to this! Halfway through: my ride is here to take me for my eye exam. I can't wait to watch the rest of it later. The house so far is cozy and is a place I wish I could live in. I know I have a thing for velvet curtains. It's a sad story, especially seeing that their son is now disabled and in a care home. 😢
Hi there Janice and happy to see you again! Enjoy watching ☺️
@@Explomo it's always a treat when you post a video. When I get my merch I'll post a picture on Instagram so you can see it. It'll be something I'll take with me everywhere!!
@@Explomo I finished watching the video. What a treasure of a house, but with a tragedy thrown in. It's a shame that some vandals/thieves got inside. I honestly could picture myself living there. I wonder if the Son was able to spend time in the family home before his accident. I noticed unused rolls of insulation and wondered if he was going to do some home repairs.
Thanks for taking us with you on your magnificent journeys, Maureno. Wishing you and Remon good health and safe travels. It'll be nice to see you both together again in the future. And I'm really excited about the chandeliers yet to come!
Life is fleeting; seize the day! When you get to be my age, chronologically 60 but with the mindset of a 30 year old, the years fly by so fast and you realize that you've already lived more than half your life. I'm not being maudlin, it's my perspective.
What a wonderful home it once was filled with laughter and so much love..you always tell us about the home and the people who owned them when u know and it is such a beautiful love story..so sad about the only son becoming disabled..it makes u sad because you are a compassioned soul...I always look forward to your videos...
What a lovely home, some small repair and cleaning that home is savable.. I have restored 3 Victorians in my life, 2 Queen Anne's ( one is my current home) and a Craftsman Cottage, that were in much worse shape than this home when I started.. Its so sad to see these places having become so lonely. Thank you for this wonderful tour.. I have a question?.. I know you guys are not like a lot of other explorers who say every explore they do turns out to be a place that is creepy and haunted which I find hard to believe... but is there one place that sticks out in your mind as having a odd or strange feel to you? or made you uncomfortable? I wonder because I have looked at many old homes to restore, and there were a couple I just couldn't bring myself to buy, because they gave me chills, though I don't believe in ghost per se, some places just have a feeling about them.
Love your videos, you are always so thoughtful and respectful. Thankyou
Oh My! That was a very sad explore, but a beautiful home. Ty for your respect to the family that owned this home. God Bless and stay safe.
Thank you again for a great content. Beautiful home indeed! I feel like getting it all cleaned and make it livable for someone.. it could have been donated to charity and have it auctioned off for a cause.. those furnishings are still in it's best condition. And it will truly be sad if it gets destroyed by natural elements or sadly by squatters... Good luck on your channel and keep safe.
You guys and fridges,oh my goodness I could never open them 😂😂😂you need a strong stomach 😂😂
What a fun day we had together my friend great work. Me crawling trough that window 😂😂
Loved the "pep talk", Maureno. I also love the way you tell the previous homeowners story while you explore. Your voice is so soothing & compassionate. I'm also a big admirer of your photography skills! 🤩 This was a beautiful house. Such a shame that the Son could not have done something with it. And you're right, you just never know how or when your life's going to end. Which is why, at age 62, I'm starting to get rid of the things that I haven't used or thought of in 5-10 years, while I still can. Don't want to leave a mess behind! 😁 Thank you, Maureno. 👍💌😍
Hola, te veo en la ciudad de México 🇲🇽, me encantan tus videos, tienen una forma muy especial de mirar al pasado. 🙋🏻💜
La casa fantástica,
Por q no ponen letreritos es español , para los q no hablamos inglés, podamos saber , que hablan uds de la exploración?
Absolutely wonderful video Maureno! Beautiful home inside, loved the furnishings and wallpaper. Also, even though the story was sad, I saw beauty in it as well. You could tell they were a tight family. I really enjoyed your heartfelt comments about living your life to the fullest. Yes, I agree with you, we are not permanent. Such inspirational words for a young man, it gives me hope. Thank you for sharing this lovely story and explore. Stay safe! ❤️🙏🔥
So sad, such a beautiful home & furniture. Love the video, please stay safe.🤗
Hi, really enjoy following you. Love how you give respect and care. Very beautiful pictures and home. Sad that the son is in a care home. Stay safe ❤️ From USA
I really admire and appreciate Jeannette's embroidery skills. She not only had talent, but immense patience. I've done embroidery myself and if it's the type I've done, you have to be so precise. One wrong stitch and your design is wrecked. Thank you for this video.
Live your life to maximum potential 💚🤘 love the pep talks! We all need them
Even I am late watching your blog,I am happy seeing it ...hoping to see you soon explomo 🙏🙏🙏
It's a shame Remon is not with you. He could have went shopping in those closets! 🤣
Hello, They must of had a happy life together to still be in love after 50 yrs married. The lady did do the tapestry's, her tapestry rings were there. Also as you said she must of knitted her lovely cardigans/ jumpers as well. The indented blocks you found in the little box on the dining room sideboard were rests for chinese chopsticks. Hence the chinese takeaway cardboard in the basement. It was poignant and sad too, yes its hard to remember to live our lives for each day when we are caught up in this crazy world. Beautifully done lads, thank you. 👍🏻😊🧓🏻
Hallo! That is such a lovely home and it is such a shame that no one is enjoying it. We have seen what happens to these beautiful places when no one is living in them. It will be interesting to see what this looks like in a few more years. This would make a nice vacation rental. If only...
Maureno ,ik heb in hett trappenhuis ook zo een vlinder gezien hij is al dood maar toch blijft hij al weken zo net of hij met zijn pootjes aan de muur gelijmd zit heel vreemd ,mooi huis ✌😊👍
It's always sad to see this scenario. Thank you for sharing. God bless you beyond measure.
Amazing location as usual,you boys are the premier league champions of exploring 🏆.As a fellow Abandoned explorer,you are my idols.Always look forward to getting home from work and watching your latest videos.👍❤️
Fantastic find and very sad in parts and yes I love your pep talk as it’s right you just never know. 🌹
Me encantó y me dio un poco de pena pensar que tal vez este lugar se pierda . hermoso como siempre tu trabajo.gracias por mostrar tantos lugares
I’m very impressed with how you add as much of these people’s life story as you do your research. I makes the whole place come to life. I find it so interesting! So much of the abandon property has value, historical, or financial. I would think many of these places could be restored and or used buy someone. Thank you for sharing your exploration!
Don't know if anyone has say those things you thought were blocks were place card settings
Hello Maureno and Remon! Nice company from EAM . Really cozy and nice home. All place show the love of the woman for her family . Sad her son can not stay in the beautiful house. Sometimes I am sad went to see the video because you are see there what happen after the family not longer living there only the furniture's, all possession left show something about the family one time have nice life there. Thank you for your kindness and compassion! I am send hugs for all and please don't forget stay safe! 👋🇺🇸😷😉👍😘👌😽
Thanks i enjoyed watching keep up the good work 👍
Thank you for sharing the video, the house is amazing i love it, im sorry for the son that became disabled that coudnt take care of everything. thank MAURENO have a great day, fr BAGUIO CITY PHILIPPINES
7:56 that is a knife rest used to keep a tablecloth clean.
I was thinking the same very ornate knife rests
Sad story about this home. I can't believe how over grown it is outside. The inside though was nice. Love the cabinetry. You sounded sad Maureno until the end but I have to say you did make me laugh when you came back in from the attic and the first room we see you said it's a dump lol. Idk just made me laugh. Take care my friend and stay safe. 🙂💖🙏
Surprisingly the place WAS not in SUCH bad shape. With some TLC, it would be a great place for someone to occupy.(NOT ME ‼️) BUT SOMEONE ELSE. I'M WONDERING WHY SOME OF THEIR OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS DIDN'T CLEAN THE PLACE OUT ❓ GOOD VIDEO 📸.
Awesome video!! What a beautiful home!! Also loved your words about living every day like it's your last, and I love the compassion in your heart and words! You are a remarkable young man. Stay safe and well always, and keep up the wonderful work of sharing these beautiful places with us, much appreciation my friend!! 🥰♥️
Thanks for the "pep talk" about living your life. I could feel your compassion and sadness about this visit. It must have been a nice family with a beautiful home. So sad it ended with nobody caring.
Love your content, send love from indonesia 🇮🇩
Nice place awesome video ;)
Hey guys Rich from USA. Love your stuff. Your music intros are perfect .The tracks and music fits in perfect.!!! Every thing you do is so professional. Youi should be so proud of your stuff. Very Classie & up- scale. You got me hooked on every thing you do.. I'll be a loyal fan forever. Thanks Richard
Very nice and enjoyable as always with your compassionate guidance.
Surely the disabled son has legal representation to sell off items and property to give son monies for his care? 🤔🤷♀️
Hello explomo..sorry late watching lagi..very slow internet here in marikina manila..but always excited of your blog.. keep safe always you too😘🙏
You are so respectful and tell us all the stories of your explores yes and you do come across some very sad stories but unfortunately it's life and we should live life to the full but we all seem worry to much about things we got no control over anyway thanks for sharing this beautiful home once in its day you take care now and stay safe lots of love xxxx
What a beautiful place! I wish we had awesome places like these to explore here in AmericA.😍
My dream was to buy my own house, but after watching these videos, I feel very sad 💔🥺🥺... I don't want strangers🤬 to enter my house and destroy it💔💔
The box on the sideboard has knife rests in it. They are the little pieces with flowers suspended in them. People would rest their dinner knives on them so as not to get any food on the tablecloth. Thanks for this wonderful tour!
I love watching your video . You have compassion on what you are doing.. ang you respect the owner .. of the subject💝💖❤️
Such a sad story...But I wish and pray some day the son gets well and can be back home...may him have a family ..let there be more life and light all over again in this beautiful place..let it become a home again.I wish everything could get better.... I wish things were different..I wish.....
I like it this video very much.beautiful house and this places is many staff an antique,the decorative all very high quality....🙏
As always, such an interesting and entertaining video! Thanks for all you do. 👍🏼
What a beautiful home. The chairs in the dining room are gorgeous. It has been a long long time since I've seen knife holders for the dining room table!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Pretty too. I love the balcony. That was sad - the lady's slippers next to the men's slippers... Where is the son????? The woman had great taste in clothes. It might just be me but the upstairs looks like it has been trashed. Same with the basement. When I was a child my mother had an old kerosene stove in the basement where she would just cook lobsters. (We lived in Maine) Back then lobsters were quite large. Excellent video as usual. ;)
Enjoyed it! Loved your pep talk, what a big heart you have 💕❣️💞💗💜❤️💓
You two guys ,are great at this. Love watching yous. Great episode. Diane Forgues Ontario Canada.
I am surprised the neighbors do not complain about the house (it looks close to others) and that the city does not take it over and sell it for the owner.
Wow abandone neighborhood at the pandemi
A beautiful and sad story yet another great explore. The love in that house can still be felt as well as the saddness of the occupants deaths. Stay safe guys 💘
Lucruri minunate şi prețioase au rămas în urma abandonului.Păcat.S ar putea licita pe picturi de ex.Vă Mulțumesc
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Here in America we like the French doors, instead of the sliding glass doors for decks, patios or even in the house.
Love the ways you guy's are so compassionate and thoughtful, what a wonderful place, thanks guys, love and respect, keep safe, hugs
I’ve been binge watching you guys all week! Your hard work is so appreciated during these time’s , I feel like I get to travel again without actually leaving Australia. Keep up the great work ❤️
There good
Abandoned World Explorer now I have to add you guys to my watch list too! I fell down this rabbit hole on RUclips and there is no escaping 😂
@@tishi4058 Haha let me know what u think .
Beautiful home, the furniture. Balcony is so cosy with the garden.so sad its gonna decay
Wow beautyful place 👍👍😉
This was very sad to see lovely couple lived there now it's nobody's there to take care very sad.
Beautiful home. They had collected a lot of cherished items. I love the way some items are from old and some are more modern. You are so correct in saying that life is fleeting very quickly for all of us, and may end soon. It makes me sad to see things like eye glasses, false teeth and things that was so needed when they were alive, and certainly not needed anymore. Thank you for an interesting tour. Take care good care of yourself. We want to keep you around for a long time. You are such a gentle person.
Always looking forward to your videos !
Good Job and take care always 🙂🙏🏻
The balconies served more than one thing . 1. For relaxation and 2. Mosquitoes only fly so high so people would sit on their balconies..usually higher than 2nd floor or there were special places on top of the roofs on their houses where they would sit in the evenings. Those areas were flat and usually had a iron fences around the edges so they wouldn't fall.
It's so sad! Very good abandoned house, wish it could be saved.👍👍👍❤🙂