We found a Spanish family's GOLD & SILVER business left ABANDONED as a whole!
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Driving, driving and driving... What an enormous, yet beautiful country Spain is.
After a 4-hour car journey, we arrive at our next destination. A wonderful authentic Spanish family's house, which shares its grounds with a small-scaled gold- and silverfactory, that ones turned in and out of production here every day. Why was the gold & silver family business never sold, demolished or given a new purpose? And what happened to the boss of the factory, who lived on the same site?
Today, we take you with us, and go on a quest among the remains of the precious metals.
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Abandoned Spain: We found a Spanish family's GOLD & SILVER business left ABANDONED as a whole!
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Those machines that look like pistons with a cam shaft are rock crushers designed for crushing rocks containing ore. In the other building, there were crucibles and kilns for smelting the ores that were extracted from the rock matrix. The chemicals are also for testing and extracting ores that were not considered free-mil. Sometimes the gold or silver or whatever they were after would fall free from the crushed rock...which is considered free-mil (falling free from the rock). Other times, the ore had to be leached out of the rock matrix using acids. In any case, they were processing ore from crushed rock. There very well could be gold on that location. Remember the metal cannister on the bench in the first shed? The label on it said "oro fino". Translated: fine gold
Thank you for that information!
All the gold paint on the furniture is a gilding process using real gold. The furniture is really worth a lot and their home was exquisite! The antiques and furnishings are so beautiful. Love this home and its sad when homes like this are not cared for. Some families die out and the last members don't have relatives I guess.
It boggles the mind that nobody has yet taken any of those *incredible* paintings... 😳.
Now that these clowns have let people know where this is thieves likely will. Holding a camera does now give them the right to "explore" other people's property.
Ikr I mean having human nature say to someone, how about I return with the cover of darkness to gain some valuable paintings allowed to sit and rot away.
I don't think anyone will miss them but the owner and he is dead.
Like I said human nature or just for someone to tell someone else and they go do it.
I mean if you live there it would be easy to know where these places are I would think and no real security with covid 19 especially.
That is if people worry more about less valuable things in their currently occupied homes:)
@@andrewbillingsley9377 Well it kinda does give them the right if they take nothing and document it only never revealing to anyone but possibly other explorers they share locations with.
The jury may still be out on whether letting this kind of information should be so readily known by the general public. Cats out of the bag.
It's journalism until these guys violate those ethical standards.
People can find out in other ways about these places and why they are ransacked already when these explorers go film many times.
You could research real estate, not on the market to find out the status of that location for ownership and when it was acquired giving a piece of great information towards finding these locations.
You can respond with it being illegal for trespassing.
So is being kicked out of a bar forever and you return again one day.
If the whole intent is to only inform, they can not be held responsible for what others might do with that information provided they don't supply location directly to anyone, not in the circle.
GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That furniture in the 'living room' is beautiful. Looks like someone had come in and started packing up some stuff. Look at that mirror behind the buffet in the dining room. WOW!!! Just when I think one of your videos was the best one yet - you do another. The factory was amazing. There was some major production going on.
The person who is reading this comment i wish you great success health love and happiness i am from morocco have a good life for everyone here God bless all ❤☺💟
Thank you, God Bless you also🙏
@@1stamendment495 you're welcome i wish you good life for you and your family ☺
God Bless you also! From Alberta, Canada
Same here god bless to all of you keep safe guys.♥️👍🤓
@@rejeannebureau3165 you're welcome you too God bless you and bless your beautiful country i wish you good life for you and your family nice to meet you and have a nice day 🙌❤💙
The furniture and chandeliers were gorgeous, as was the house. That factory was amazing and shows that the man was brilliant. That he was able to provide work for local people was wonderful. Thank you for sharing the video with us.
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Your cinematic segment near the end is the best you've ever done. The music is perfect. Your production gas gotten getter and better. Keep learning guys your fans are noticing your efforts and appreciate tge risks you take! God Bless.
That cigar/cigarette box with the Cartier lighter was definitely valuble.
The machines here were driven by a process called line shaft drive. In the old days the line shafts could be driven by a waterwheel or similar. Later it was changed to run off a motor. All the machines have a big belt going into the floor, which all attach to a rod or "line shaft" that is being turned by the power source. I doubt that this is gold laying all over the place, most likely bronze/ brass which can have a similar color. No one would leave gold laying around like that. For example jewelers use special catch trays under their work benches wial they are cutting tiny tiny pieces of gold by hand, just to catch the tiny gold dust that would otherwise fall on the floor.
Im a jeweller, and i can say this last part is correct, we even bag up sand paper, cleaning cloths, anything that has come in contact with preciouc metals, we even have a special wast trap in the sink, so when we wash ower hands, the trap catches any heavy materials, like Burn Heretic said, NO ONE, would leave gold laying around like that, i would say that the place produced sintered metals powders, or simple metal powders for colour pigment in paints or so on, metal powders can be used for alot of things, they are useing the machines driven by line shaft drive to brake down large pieces of brass/copper/alu, then to put them in the barrle shaped tumbling mills, to brake it down futher into the powder, also, in the house at the start, there is that little work room, this actually looks verry simmlar to a jewelers workbench, with some of the tools laying around i am verry famillier with, but seems they did alot more than just jewllery, maybe started out making jewellery, then moved on to mass production of powderd metals so on, really LOVED this vid, was great to imagin what it was like back in its days, amazing, thank you ever so much for the time, i really appreciate you.
@@Vei2aC Thanks for sharing all that amazing info ;-) ...an amazing vid but i really didnt understand the machines functions untill you shed light on what they do. 😊
Back in the 80s i used to do urban and ex military installations exploration all the time. It was so much fun. But we had no cameras .. Just our eyes. You are so lucky. And us lucky to have you.
Yeah guys one of your best finds yet. What a treat being able to explore these abandoned places all over the world. I watch a lot of these kinds of videos and yours are the best finds of all. I really really respect the fact that you two don’t pillage and plunder these places. In fact I’ve noticed you take extreme care to make sure none of the vandalism or theft is ever done by you. Kudo’s gentlemen that shows a great deal of restraint and integrity. You two are good kids, your mothers must be proud. In many places property that is left abandoned can be claimed legally through the court system and a process of Liens. You should look into it. You could eaisly make a good living by obtaining much of the stuff you explore which is otherwise being wasted. It would help get you paid for doing what you love. And at the same time give some love to items that really need it. Keep up the great work!
Those are called stamp-mills for separation of ore from rock and as well as for smelting of minerals into bars
Priceless, epic find! I loved it!!! Gorgeous home, priceless furniture! I wish that it could be saved, restored & loved once again!!! The home didn’t look too decayed, could it possibly be saved & restored? The sheds were wonderful!!! The wooden furniture in there was fabulous!!! I would love to rescue & restore it as well!!! Sooo many treasures in those sheds!!! Bottles, jugs, cans... I’d love them all!!! The cars were epic!!! What treasures!!! Mint condition other than natural decay... restore, please, anyone!!! At least, they need to be in a museum!!! Loved the factory!!! Pristine!!! Sad that it can’t be saved & repurposed! I loved this entire, pristine property! Thank you for sharing this wonderful, epic adventure with us!!! I truly loved this place!!!❤️
Viví muchos años en Alemania en un pueblito muy hermoso, allí habían casas muy bellas y sus dueños eran muy ancianos, algunos tenían sus negocios en la misma casa,una panadería,mercería ,carnicería y cualquier otro negocio...algunas personas no tenían herederos, otras sí...había una hermosa casa abandonada con todo en su interior , se quedó así tal cual la dejó su único dueño que murió cuando desayunaba ,era un señor con diabetes y una gran cantidad de complicaciones, su muerte fue un infarto fulminante...tenía un solo hijo y éste no heredó la casa porque de hacerlo también heredaría las deudas de su padre por un negocio que el señor tenía, ,,,una vez que sacaron su cadaver, la entidad bancaria cerró las puertas de esa casa sin sacar absolutamente nada de allí...tengo ya quince años que me vine a vivir a los Estados Unidos, pero anualmente viajo para Alemania y me quedo un par de meses con mis hijas...la casa se mantuvo intacta ,hasta el año pasado, no hubo vandalismo, todos se mantuvo congelado por el tiempo, la única destruccion ,la hizo la naturaleza, siempre lloré cuando pasaba y miraba de lejos esa casa...una noche cin mi nieto a escondidas pudimos verla por dentro, solo a través de un cristal😥 estaba el plato con restos de alimentos dañados,disecados ,el vaso y la taza que dejo el anciano solitario ,que allí falleció...el año pasado la derrumbaron .,,los familiares también heredan deudas, no sólo bienes activos ...me supongo que está también puede ser la causa de muchos abandonos ...cuanta tristeza esos destrozos , así no quedan esas casas...es la gente que las daña, admiro a los alemanes por que aún respetan lo ajeno aunque sea de una persona fallecida...hermoso video, detalles exclusivos y muchísimo respeto ..felicitaciones jóvenes..
Muchicimas gracias por compartir.
Bendiciones🙌🍃
..."admiro a los alemanes por que".... Respecte qui????? les banques? C'est vraiment stupide ces lois, les banques....ils preferent simplement laisser toutes les choses pourries. Il fallait donner aux pauvres, au laisser OUI, les gens qui ont besoin d'y aller et prendre des affaires qu'ils veulent . Pourquoi pas laisser rentrer les gens???? It's unfair!!!!! Le proprietaire avait des dettes, sa famille pouvait rien prendre, meme les choses personnelle. Les f..... banquiers sont des salopars. Si vous trouvers des maisons abandonnes, rentrer et prenner des choses qui vous voulez, de toute facon, toutes les choses iront disparaitres dans quelques annees...profitons. Volontiers, j aimerais posseder beaucoup des jolies choses, j en prendrais beaucoup des soins. Au moins, Il aurait des gens qui donneront vie a des poubelles. Donnons vie au choses.!!!!!
The painting is actually a Shepard Boy with Lamb....Called a Pastoral painting that is religious in meaning. The BOY is Jesus and the LAMB is Us the people.
They are not "ear phones". They don't produce sound, they are ear protection devices.
English is not their first language, I hope you can forgive them 👍🏽
...which SHOULD NOT be internally filled with aluminium, brass and copper dust.
These kids are very uneducated when it comes to knowing what things are called and their purposes and functions.
They really murdered the word "Aluminum". Lol!! At first I didn't know what they were actually talking about. I was trying to figure out what they had found something new that I'd never heard of, then I realized that they were trying to say, 'aluminum'.
You guy's it's pronounced, ( a-loom-in-um) .
This is the best explore abandon video I have seen, and I've been watching abandon videos for years now. Good job!
That means a lot! Thank you so much Paula, we’ve got many other different episodes online as well :-)
The entrance is like the door through the Secret Garden movie😊😍
The Art is stunning and I feel soo sad that it is not being enjoyed and treasured
SelzaI, agree!!
@@marylynkeener5059 oh
It looks like they lived in a mansion at one time. That is why the extra large furniture in the house. the rest is in storage .
Omg. This is magical. I'm so enjoying it. I had to take a break for half a hr but straight back to your WONDERFUL explore! ❤
Since I'm 74 now and started when I was 16th and started in Germany my apprenticeship as an industrial mechanic. It was almost Four years, finished as journeyman and you never stay there because you are always an apprentice.
I worked everywhere in Europe.
When I looked at your equipment I know I could rebuild it.
That was One incredible find !! The house and then the Gold & Silver plating factory OMG 🔥👍👍👍🙏
I saw this last year when you guys first posted this video. I loved it then!! I'm in aww if it all!! I just can't fathom 'why', why was all of this left behind to ruin?? I would sure love to hear if you ever went back to film the other house... Or if you've found out any information about the people who owned this fortune?? They were so blessed, for it to just be left to ruin!! PLEASE do another story. Please go back and revisit and give us an update??? I'm sure I'm not the only one that would absolutely love to hear an update or see a revisit. I love your videos. I am absolutely infatuated with old colonial Mansions and plantation houses. Antiques and paintings. It drives me insane wondering why the wonderful old places are left behind just to wither away... It just doesn't seem right, it's unnatural.
Owner passed away and the wife went into deep depression and had to leave all the memories behind to keep her sanity ...The child could not return to keep the place running or passed away before the father...Thank you for the tour...Hope someone in the business rescues it...Many blessings to all...🙏😘❤🌹
BEAUTIFUL!!!! 😍 the house , the factory , the video and everything ! And you too guys 😁❤ i really enjoyed this video 👍🥰
Someone please save this amazing house with all the art and history
Definitely the best abandon factory. I've seen on any channel
This was a great find. The one thing that I loved the most was the living room with the chairs and painting. But the second best thing is the bedroom. The people who lived here really made a great life for themselves and also the people who worked for them. Thanks for taking the risk of exploring. Too bad that the other house could not be explored. With both of you discovering you make a great team. Look forward to next week.
yes- they ARE a great team
Looks like they made metal flake for the paint from the aluminum . Fantastic explore, beautiful furniture and paintings.
I was thinking the same
Incredible tapestries and paintings. Thanks guys. Glad you didn’t run into any trouble. Looking forward to the next adventure.
You’re most welcome!! See you on the next adventure this Saturday :)
What a beautiful video of the house and what
a waste of money ,beautiful furnitures.I guess
the guy is filthy rich that he didn’t care about
any thing else anymore.thanks for your videos
could hardly wait for your next one.
Yeah, the Cartier lighter was a nice find, very expensive, and the ornately carved furniture with the red leather, you're right, highly stylized Spanish look. I liked how in that one room, I think it was the master bedroom, all the furniture including the bed, matched. That same floral design again. I imagine he did have a fine watch, out of that catalog. They definitely had a lot of money. I hope Spain preserves furniture and stuff like this because it is part of their heritage. There were also many famous Spanish wine producers, also in Portugal.
Job well done Explomo! Looking forward for your next videos!
The red chair with a very thin back you found in the shed I think might be very valuable. Many things are in the house, but I've seen one of those on Antiques Road Show. A woman had one and I think I recall it was said it was one of three in the world.
I saw that also and my heart stopped - it is worth a fortune!!
The red chair is actually a "Birthing chair"
@@jethrojackson2524 That would be a horrible experience. You might be mistaken.
Hello MAURENO and REMON, everything in that house is so amazing i love it, watching fr BAGUIO CITY PHILIPPINES, glad to see you REMON
I cant believe u passed over the beautiful windows in the kitchen.
You boys certainly get the best locations on the urban circuit it must be amazing getting to stand in these places,great videos look forward to your next video 👍❤️
Dodge is an American car company but they made different models for different countries. Still do, as well as Ford, gm, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, subaru, jeep and even Datsun back in the day.
Beautiful place and antiques including the cars. Thank you.
The scale that you found in the factory would work. Remember the platform at the bottom of the scale on the floor? You place whatever you want to weigh on that platform. Then without putting any weight on the platform, start moving the weights that are on the bar that runs horizontal to the floor, on the top of the scale. When the bar is level and doesn't move anymore, read the weight that is engraved into the bar that the weights are on. The indicator on the scale will point to the weight of the object you are weighing. You can follow this link to some videos that show what I was trying to explain if you didn't understand. ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=How+to+use+a+weighted+scale
What blows my mind is WHY no one has any honest interest in getting the amazing furniture, mirrors and etc out of the home or clean everything up throughout and sale the home, clean up outside so that it’s no longer wasting away. Very very sad.
Beautiful cars left abandoned. So sad!
I agree. I would like to know the story. Why would so much just be left behind to ruin. Whoever this belongs to just doesn't have any idea what being without feels like. Some people take so much for granted. Even if someone is too old or can't keep it up, then, greed and scared to give to someone else is terrible also. These places that are left behind deteriorating to ruin, seems so awful and is.
It should not happen!
Thing's are not created to sit and ruin.
The home was so wonderful and the beautiful furniture, I would love this home. The factory was very interesting thank you very much for the video. Be careful young men you are loved.
The Seat car is a SEAT 1400 from the 1950's.
The Spanish very beautiful and cultural ppl, they have excellent taste 🥰💐
I can't believe the furniture that is in that shed, what a shame
That entrance with the vines... BEAUTIFUL! The american car looks like it says Barracuda which is a very awesome ride. Dodge/Chrysler/Plymouth made this particular model. Great Explore←
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Just incredible. From the House to the Factory. Hidden Gems Everywhere. Really enjoyed this Video. Take Care & Much Love For Your Health & Safety Each & Every Day.
That factory looked like some dangerous work! One viewer mentioned possibly everything being left behind due to heavy metal contamination, which sounds plausible. So glad you didn't get into trouble. 😁 Very interesting explore! 👍💌
Absolutely an incredible find! The house was amazing and had wonderful furniture in it, but to get to explore that particular type of factory is unheard of. The process did end up with findings gold as part of the process. The price is very high now. Thanks guys for all your work to bring us along with you two. Loved it a lot!❤ i hope you go back.
Oh wow what incredible home amazing to be there I'm looking at all the furniture and artwork you guys are so lucky 💓🐈 from Melbourne Australia
😔so many objects left behind. So sad.
You are right, sad memories remain behind every deserted house,😗😊🌱
the painting on each side of little boy, i looked up the artist . Spanish artist Francisco Ribera Gomez. one of his paintings sold at Christie"s for 11,816 May 17 2016.
Beautiful painting of the women is a “Francisco Ribera Gomez.”
Yes yes. I know him from the east side. Where did he go back to weezles. She's a puddle slt
I have this place from the explorer kibara from Spain. There are also red and i believe bronze and another color. You haven't seen it all. Maybe you go on the cannel from KIBARA.
SHE ONLY SHOWS THE FACTORY AND SHE WILL SHOW THE HOUSE'S LATER.
BUT NICE GUYS
Kibara is a good friend of ours! We met her last summer and had some great days with her in her appartment and her beautiful country! We did not know about her video but will certainly check it out! :)
Wow that looks incredible ! This should be very interesting.
It is incredible! Hope you enjoy watching it Janice ☺️
@@Explomo The furniture the paintings are beautiful so many artifacts.Wonder what happened to the family
So beautiful! Everything in the house is WOW! The paintings are beautiful works of art!
What an amazing 🤩 place! The house so pristine but then the cars- both Spanish and American left to decay. The factory was one of the best finds ever with everything just left. Questions remain.
Hello Maureno and Remon! Very interesting exploration. But why the owner left many machines? And the antiques items . Thank you for sharing your adventure in Spain! I am hope you and Lesley enjoy your vacation. But please stay safe! 👋🇺🇸😷😘🌹💖
Ive watched it all now and i'de rather you were safe than see the other houses! Maybe after covid is over. You guys find such amazing places! THANK YOU for being able to see these places thru your eyes. Much love!
I don’t think they will find any covid in the abandoned places...
@@brankakrcmarevic3762 i agree with you there!
Thank you for sharing that with us i enjoyed watching another great video 👍😀
Such great videos for naturally nosey people like me!!! Lol so cool!
The Dodge is the Spanish marketed 1967 Coronet(meaning Crown or top of the line) from
The Dodge/Plymouth /Chrysler U.S. automaker. The Plymouth version was named Fury.
The Dodge is called a Dodge Barrieros a Spain made fleet.
It would be nice if you were to find out the history of the mansions you explore before you start exploring on them.ty.
You could also do that.😉
I wonder how sick the employees got after inhaleing all that powder crap day after day
Maybe that's why the place closed. Bankrupt after health and safety litigation.
Could they have gotten "Gold-Lung, Silver-lung, like coal miner's got "Black-lung," by working in the coal mines?
Most likely that's the reason for closing the factory
I hope you took pictures of each painting, they are very good quality.
At least one was by the Spanish artist Francisco Ribera Gómez. Quite valuable.
@@sbalogh53 I thought the quality of them plus the ornateness of the frames would make the valuable, also, if you take the picture off the wall and look at the back of the canvas, there is sometime information there too.
This is a great find. The house is beautiful.
I thought maybe a glitter factory. Stay safe out there.
Loved the front door.. You could tell they had something of value going on with in. Look at that Lock! So glad to see such beautiful artwork in tact.. I can imagine what they looked like without years of soot on them . That black and white of the boy in between the two ladies--I will bet that is the same child in the foyer in the painting. The bath...even that room deserved some fine art..
Every time after watching such videos I don’t understand why all this beautiful stuff is going to rotten and decay, instead to be sold to someone who would endeavour it...so so sad....
@3:20 it's a "Tefifone", sort of a cassette player using a "tape" with grooves like a record instead of a magnetic cartridge. A short lived audio format from the 1950's. Very rare these days. Techmoan here on YT have one.
Where are the owners of this place? Why did they abandoned this house? Just like that ? Nothing matters. Where are they now?
This is unbelievable.
Heavy metal contamination?
track them through Births, Deaths and Marriages government registrations and find their kids...ask if you can have the place for free.....OR...just move in and begin clearing it all up and say nothing. After about 11 years it will become yours.
@@brianb9278 might wanna check the laws with that country before trying that. I’m sure that if it were THAT easy, there would already be people squatting there.
They all died from mesothelioma due to the pollutant and deadly metallic powder dust everywhere, inadequate safety equipment or air cleaners and a greedy owner who didn't care a hoot about his staff. The owner, his family and most of his workers are probably all dead from mesothelioma and I hope the locals are suing the estate or its insurance suppliers..
@@MrLemaire1 Actually, the bigger issue would be that it was a factory that produced very fine metallic dust with chemical additives. The young lads showed all that dust on everything. This suggests that all the land and buildings are dangerously polluted and are not now safe to live in. Possibly the local Council has the property for sale with a restoration and de-pollution order. Possibly the last owners died of mesothelioma. There was huge evidence of dangerous pollution of the factory and all the industrial clothing and safety goggles, respirators and helmets were totally coated inside and out with pollutant dust. I would be MORE surprised if the staff that once worked there are even still alive as the conditions show a huge potential to have a lung disease like mesothelioma. The last owner must have had a business permit with public liability and staff insurances, in which case there is a high probability there are hundreds of damages claims against that business estate that need clearing first.
What a magnificent place. From the furniture,tapestries on the walls to the floor rugs to light fixtures,and paintings,the bathrooms,truly magnificent,rich,beautiful.👍👍👵💟💗🇺🇸
Really enjoying the videos, thank you! Although I must say that i do find them so sad at times. Makes me think of the abundance of life that was once there. Seeing so much left behind leads me to think that that sole survivor had past on and there was no one left to pass these memories on to. Most people work so hard to gain such things and in the end it means nothing when there is no one to give it to. Sorry for being so morbid, lol, but this is what the video made me think of. 🤷♀️
Sad to see abandoned properties.But love your exploration coz I also love to explore old and historical things. I love your respect and care for abandoned properties.
Looking forward to this video..Wow, already love the arch door, nice castle look to it. Frame 6:41 That Wall Torch Lantern is beautiful! My style of Medieval Sconce of lighting.
So far enjoying the video Maureno and Remon, you two always find the good spots.
All I can say is WOW! It’s amazing what you can find without even knowing what was there. I’m happy for you guys , you deserve to find such beauty and historical finds. Sometimes things are just not meant to be. Covid has affected us all in so many ways! It’s unfortunate that you did not get to complete this explore, but we do appreciate what you were able to show us. Fascinating doesn’t even come close to describing it. Thanks so much for all you do! ☮️💟 Nana
Wow an amazing find. Loved the bathroom, bedroom loved all of it actually. 🤩🤩
Physics meter measurement.Oh my, love that car. Yes I’m freaking out.I was excited about the furniture, but this car blew me away.I’m having so much fun exploring along with these inquiring young men.Greetings from America.
un saludo desde Barcelona España!!! gracias por compartir este video de España..me alegra que visitaron el país... en tiros sitios hay cosas curiosas y una es esta.... una colega vuestra de aquí.. Kibera... esta semana a presentando este lugar..un saludo.. sois muy profesionales con los lugares que encontrais.. y muy considerados con todo lo que mostrais!🙅
3:20 thats a Tefifon. A very special Tape player who works with a micro groove Tape and a Needle system.
Great exploration ,the hose still in a great condition and the furniture is very nice with all those mirrors and chandeliers ,just amazing,thanks guys for your hard work. I love you Maurino and Remon.
Yes! Keep it up always fascinated that these homes are so untouched homes like this by Chicago would be destroyed and matter of months
Months! This place would be stripped over night if it were in by or anywhere near Chicago.
@@wll2237 yes looted clean overnight then turned into a squat/crack house over time after that until finally bulldozed or set ablaze.
YOU GUYS LUCKED OUT WHAT A BEAUTIFUL FIND I AM SURPRISED WITH ALL THE STUFF LEDT BEHIND NO ONE FROM TOWN HAS GONE IN AND DESTROYED EVERYTHING I NEVER UNDERSTAND WHY SUCH BEAUTIFUL HOMES ARE JUST LEFT ABANDON
I'm sorry I missed the premiere of this but after watching it I have to pick my jaw up off the floor! Seeing the paintings alone, just being destroyed by time, is enough to make me cry. What an incredible place to have explored!
Amazing the place and both of you. Congratulations good job.
Your living my dream
I would love to explore like you do...houses and buildings that are that old have so much character they are beautiful
Wow, that is unbelievable every room is so beautiful, you showed me to see your video about everything that you explained it to us. I can't believe that is still stand the factory!! no one take it with them. That is why they abandoned them already!! what a sad.
Another great exploration again guys keep up the good work love it💖
Truly stunning. Thank you for always sharing everything. I love that you describe each room with detail, I feel like I'm almost there.
That’s what we want to achieve with our videos! No thank you for it. These places are way too interesting than just rush through them. Thanks for watching our videos and take care, until the next one
Waauw, your the best!! From the beginning to the end . Fantastic. We enjoy !!
Great find. Just fantastic. Looking forward to next weeks house. 👍🏻
Thank you very much Roberta! See you on the next one this Saturday :)
Thank you for another interesting video, the house with the furniture is
good I wish I could afford some of those pieces that were in the house if they went up for sale. Good work guys keep it up and stay safe. 🌈
You guys need to start looking at the opportunity to buy and sell these properties
How can that be done..
IKR!!!!!
Really enjoyed this video, what an amazing find! One of your best documentary yet ❤️🔥
Investigating the second car revealed, it was a Spanish car company, Barreiros. The brand was later purchased by Chrysler/Dodge. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barreiros_(manufacturer)
By the way, this one is an awesome find! Thanks for your hard work!
That"s So Awesome...! Love From Toronto, Canada
Uau , Explomo!!
What' s happenned?
What a wonderfull trip !!!
Gold!!Gold!!🎉🏅🏅🏅🎉
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In the first room you entered in the house that looked like a office the “chemistry kit” you saw was chemicals for testing gold and silver, and I assume that the lamp with the magnifying glass center was to see the alloy as the put drops of the chemicals on it to check quality and authenticity.
What an amazing find , well done guy's. Excellent video, really enjoyed it ! Skipped through some of your other video's and they really are amazing finds so I will be going back and watching them one at a time. Take care and stay safe guy's.
Beautiful Furniture!