Abandoned Traditional Ice Cream Shop | BROS OF DECAY - URBEX
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I live in America. You wouldn't find an abandoned home in this great of condition. It's incredibly commendable that people in your country are so respectful of others property. Another awesome video! Thanks for posting. 😊
I know can you believe it?
Melissa Boggs Americans have little respect for property..so sad..I do urbex, and it is a shame that people have no respect..
Melissa Boggs incredible isn't it? Blows my mind Everytime I watch one of their videos. Never would you see this in America! You said it best Melissa.
Melissa Boggs isn't it just mind blowing?Im in total awe
So true, don't know what's up with our youth in America no respect! I love your video's live in Hawaii and don't see anything like this over here...
You Guys are my Favorite explorers!!!! Keep up the Great Videos!!! 😀
I love that you guys don't put that scary back round music. Love how you're telling a story.
Chesa Djanelle you mean the Mr.Rogers music..ah your probably to Young to remember Mr. Rogers neighborhood.
yes I'm to young hahha but I checked it out on RUclips. He's pretty funny!
Beautiful! Very touching, and I have the outmost respect for you all, for leaving everything as you finding it, and being super respectful of the places you visit. love it. always looking forward to the next video!
Thank you so much. My heart was heavy and sad watching the video. Very touching. Your comment is so right. People would have trashed and there would be graffiti all over. Thanks Belgium for the respect and preserving the memory of someone who left no one to take over.
You paint a beautiful picture with your words. The reverence in your voice as you describe everything. So many reasons to love your vids. Thank you.
Thank you for the love and respect you show in each and every video. You never seem to forget you're talking about someone who was real, who had a life in the spaces you film. Nice job.
I love you guys! You do a great job and are so respectful! I am 72 so I too hope I live to be 85 yrs. old
Toni MacTavish , why 85 ? Gotta catch a bus ? Naaaa , you got much more to do !
You will !
My father-in-law just turned 85 and is still going strong!
Why stop at 85? May you'll be happy and healthy till 105 or longer! I'm 52 & still have one grandparent alive. She's 97! I also recently learned that a dear neighbor of mine from 34 years ago is still alive and kicking. She is 109!!! I tried to look up where she was buried because I was passing through where I used to live while on a business trip and, assuming she had long since passed away, wanted to place flowers at her grave. Imagine my surprise. Sadly, my schedule didn't allow me to stop and visit, but I'll be in the area again in late June or early July and you can bet your bippy that I'm going to make time to visit during that trip. Wild horses couldn't keep me away!
Sorry for the trip down Memory Lane, but I hope that you live well past 85 and enjoy every waking moment along the way!!
:-D
I KNEW A WOMAN WHO WAS 114. SHE DIED AT 116. SO, AT 73, I'M AIMING FOR 120.
I just found youre channel and im fascinated 😍 so awesome! Good job, keep going.
You guys are so respectful which is beautiful to see, thank you. Quite an emotional video. We all just leave stuff behind... Loved that radio btw!
So sad ,sewing machine not knitting machine but that's ok son ,you and your brother are so kind souls . 💖
Another beautiful explore. More power to both of you💖
Very cool home, I love how respectful you boys are of the places you explore. 👍🏼👍🏼
Synthia Mitchell yes. And how they seem to really love antiques
Love it grandmas are grandma everywhere!! All of my grandmothers do the same thing they never throw out a container😊
Another great video guys!! Thank you 😉
my grandma did the same, nothing got thrown out, it was like watching a hoarder but strangely enough she did have a use for things, who would have known lol
pennellkay yeah I asked my grandmother one time why she did & she said it was something she learned during the Great Depression 😊
My mother does the same the: saving plastic containers. It drives me nuts sometimes! I lauhed out loud when I saw them!!
My parents were depression kids and they did the same thing. You do not get rid of something that still can be used. I have a bit of that and I feel sorry for who ever will have to clean out my garage after I'm gone.
Hériat M same here! I said she didn't sell things she was probably just hoarding the containers 😂😂😂
You two are respectful young men (& as a plus you are both very handsome too!) you treat the property of others with dignity. 👍🏻
I always wanted to live on a farm, settle down and stay there until I die. This was a charming look at farm life 😁. Thank you Fellas!!! Until next time, bye from Arizona, USA 🌵🌵🌵
That's kinda sad to think that she lived alone in there
I love watching your videos. You both are so respectful of the person's property and items. Such wonderful, mannerly, respectful young men. I wish you both all the best in your explorations.
It's obvious that their parents have done a very good job raising these boys!
yeah but he said "cock on a pole" 1:28, not respectful at all!
This made me sad for the lady who lived there and is gone now. She would be happy how you filmed her house and respected everything in it. RIP lady and you and your husband are I'm sure together again with your child. New subscriber to your videos.
once again guys bravo!! You two have got to be the best explorers on you tube! So respectful and in no way ignorant. You treat these homes like they could be yours. I always enjoy your videos and can't wait for the next ones! Much love from the USA!
I am always amazed at the respect of the stuff left behind in the European countries. I am so glad these boys make these videos. We get to glimpse int the life left behind. God Bless you guys. LOVE from Texas!♥
I live in upstate New York and a place like that wouldn't last five month's left abandoned without being pillaged and robbed of its valuables. It's sad the lack of respect in the United States for other peoples property! It's because the children are not being brought up to be accountable for their actions anymore. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful old home.
Where in Upstate NY?? I live in KY and was born in Cobleskill, NY. So true how people in the US destroy things.
Brian Leonard in Europe people have culture to follow
I think maybe the ice-cream parlour was abandoned when the old man died could why it's in francs and not Euro... brilliant explore love watching your videos ❤️
Which means he died before 2002.
Uniforms! Nice touch, very professional. Great camera work, great site.
Those irons were called sad irons here in the U.S. Crafting tool might have been for leather working. That sewing machine is so cool! Thank you guys for being so respectful. Great vid.
I love how you say the old grandma lol...Love you guys :))
I am from the United States and the comment you made is absolutely true. It would be very, very rare if an abandon house was left in that pristine shape. After people loot what is most valuable they would then take the wiring or plumbing fixtures because if it is made of copper or aluminum piping they can sell it for money. It is sad people can't just leave them as they are. Thank you for uploading these videos!! I love to look at the old buildings and houses and see what the people left behind!! Have a great day!!
I live in America and abandon homes here are robbed and destroyed some people here have no respect
its so sad to see how a person makes and builts from small things to millions..and leaves all behind wen dies...no body to take care of the house and belongings..its a bitter truth that wen u die u just leave evrything behind.
happy Easter guys🐇🐇🐇🐣love the farm❤
Very interesting.. Thank you for sharing with us. I love exploring videos from other countries.
And yes, sadly had that been here in the USA it wouldn't have been so beautifully preserved.
Oh my gosh I loved every ,single moment of this video.This home,so cute,so quaint.With all those animals there must have been a lot of hard work,too.Did you notice as you entered, all of the empty egg cartons on the counter of the porch? They must have really made their living off of the land.Well,that and from ice cream.Just imagine their ice cream made with cream that fresh! You know what got to me the most and gave me chills?Is when you said that you could smell her on the clothes.I probably repeat myself but great work once again!
You two are creating the most amazing collection of videos - I feel like I've taken a history class when I watch. You show honor and respect for the people who lived in these homes. I feel as though I've sort of met Grandma. She certainly had some beautiful things. Thanks, guys. You make me wish I lived in Belgium.
I love the whole place. I'd have a horse, cow, and chickens and a couple of dogs 👍👍
I really like to watch your videos. I own a century home and filled with antiques like these. my house was built in 1863 with all of the original woodwork everywhere, like walls ceilings and hardwood floors, 5 bedroom. most people who come in my home stop in awe.
Awesome, just beautiful! Looking fine in your new hoodies boys :)
Great video guys, I really enjoyed seeing the place. In the USA, all those clocks and furniture would have been stolen, and there would be broken glass and graffiti everywhere. A real shame. It's so cool to see the places YOU find instead.
I now have my nine year old Grandson watching you and he is entranced by it all. He's always loved museums and such, antiques. He now is watching without me and has you on his favorites. Thank you for showing such respect, he even noticed it and appreciated it. He said it was nice you don't swear and act crazy and ruin things. Gratitude.
Dynamic video. Brought back memories of past days. The background music chosen was brilliant. The intro music made me think of a seaside resort. As always-perfectly done. Thank you.
I love how respectful you are of all the places you visit, and try to give a sense of the people who lived there. So many of the RUclipsrs are foul mouthed, and only seem to want to shock people. Keep up the good work guys.
Thanks Julie we will :) Spread the word
Also from america. You guys are so sweet the way you showed the home and spoke about the grand mother
I lovvvvve you guys!!! you never fail to blow my mind💣🔥😱😀
A HUGE fan from America.❤
None of our American abandoned homes are so beautifully intact. It is nice to see the respect that still exists for other people's property.
the furniture is gorgeous...great adventure Jorde and Lesie...thanks for taking us along
Another great video bros! Neat to see the old drawers with all the crafting tools! Always nice to find a spot like this, keep up the good work! Cheers!
Thanks my friend
You two guys are such a blessing to see on youtube.com!!! Thank you so very much for sharing your wonderful work of art and film with us. I appreciate your clean and respectful demeanor and you both are so intelligent!! Thank you, you are such a pleasure to watch and your videos are outstanding! Great work, Guys!!! You both are a breath of fresh air to the Internet.
Those are some awesome words jennifer :-)
Really enjoyed this video, they must have had a good happy life together.
love your videos and the respect you have for the places you go to
love you guys so much. .....the way you both show respect to the things and the family that liveed there a time ago....keep up the good work. ....lots of love from India♥♥♥
Fantastic, love you guys. 👍
Fascinating. Sad that she is gone. You are very respectful of her property.
Wow! It's sad how everything is
left behind. In USA homes, buildings
left behind turn into ghost hunts
and vandalism.
I like how respectful you two are
while exploring. You seldom see that
now days.
another beautiful explore brothers, thank you
I love the respect you 2 young men show! That's why I only watch your videos! Thank you for sharing!
You're absolutely correct, this wouldn't survive in America. Profiteers would have stripped this of all valuables. Another great vlog. Thank you
I like the music change, it's chill
Much respect to you both for the great video as well as taking care of the site as if it where your own Grandmothers home.
I love the way you are so respectful regarding the properties you visit. You always remind us that these were people's homes. That is important to remember.... super, as usual
Everything in this house is beautiful 💞.
Another great video! It's almost like you are conducting a tour and the narrative brings it all back to life. Best wishes to you both!
awesome thanks for sharing just love to see all that you guys do.
Always enjoy your videos. Thank you for being respectful on your adventures. Also thanks for the history you research and share with us.
You're right in saying if that house was in America it would be destroyed and burgled by vandals and thieves. People have so little respect here...particularly the younger generation. In some cases, they might even burn it down just to be vindictive. It makes me ashamed to share this country with them or even to call them an American.
Where I live which is about 60% Hispanics in our community you never hear or see anything happening... houses sit empty and no one bothers them. When we were primarily whites breaking and entering was a huge problem... vandalism was a problem. And the little children would stand out in the street cursing up a storm with no discipline. Where in the world did we go so wrong I wonder? These people are getting crazier by the minute in some areas.
Loved the video btw... her home was so well kept it almost seemed as if she had just stepped out for a moment it was so clean and organised.
I had wondered if you were brothers for a while but I assumed you were because you do have many facial features that are alike. But I assumed that you were the elder Leslie because Jordi is so much more reserved than you are.
Wat een slecht verhaal
@Pauline Hanson : What is wrong ?
If people are going to comment they should be willing to do it without blocking the person that posted it.
Guys I loved this vodeo, I appreciate the respect and preservation of deserved individual's homes. I must be honest, when I saw her glasses and the photo I got tears in my eyes. Great job!!!
You two are my favorite, it is beautiful how much you care for the properties and are so respectful of every place you explore. Also you are both very gorgeous!
Awesome dudes!!!! Best on RUclips!!!!!
I would love to live in Grandma,s house, I live in a cold flat in London. what will happen to it now? who owns it,? it would be wrecked here,is there no does the state own it? I am 76 years,could I rent it,please don't let it just rot away
Awesome exploration guys! I love all the old cabinets!
This video make me cry guys :,((
The ice-cream business had really neat looking checkered floors!
Great video!!!
LOVE the cabinets!!!!! I'm getting the impression that the lady who lived there was very content.
you guys are so sweet!! Are you in Belgium or the Netherlands?
Great vid You, Guys.. Always fun watching Your interesting explores. Super treasures left untouched over time.. Impressed with Your appreciation for old things. c:
Leslie...you are so sweet and caring...this world needs more young men like you and Jordie...thanks for all the places you take us..we would never see these amazing places if not for you...heartfelt Thank You...from America...
I watch many urbex videos on RUclips, but you guys are the BEST!
Informative, respectful, good camera work, great soundtracks and fantastic narrative.
Thank you so much!
I spent five years living in Germany. I was always amazed at how the locals had respect for others property. Back in 1995, you could leave the keys in your car and it would still be there in the morning. The question is WHY? Are the laws more strict? Is the punishment harder for lesser offenses? Are the jails not as nice as the ones in the states? Perhaps its a small town mentality. Whatever it is, can you bottle it up and send some to the US?
Great explore, nice tour of an old farm.
❤❤❤ you two!! And love your videos too, i could listen to your calm voice all day!! You're so respectful and sweet, especially for being sooo young!! Thank you, from the midwest USA... for your awesome videos!!
Loved it! It's amazing that everything is still there (oké except the sowing machine😉)
Already looking foreward to the next one! Greetings from the Netherlands! 🐄🌷👍
Hey guys. I'm from Germany. And i have to say I like your videos sooooo much. There are a lot of exploring people, but you both are 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻.
I love the way you explain everything , every detail. It's perfect.
Thanks very much 🙏🙏
So beautiful, amazing, and yet heart breaking! Real life! Thanks for sharing your amazing areas! Wish I could find things like this! And for the love and respect you have!
I am a new subscriber, living in America. This channel gives me something to look forward to watching, as opposed to watching the sad and disturbing news we have here on a daily basis! If only there were more young men in America like you two!!! Thank-you, both, for being who you are!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you, Jody & Leslie! I am always so impressed with how respectful you are towards the properties you film and share. You maintain a kind, gentle demeanor towards the previous owner and their belongings, as well as an appreciation for the opportunity to capture it all for prosperity.
I am also from America and just as another commenter (Melissa Boggs) stated, it's very sad how 'visitors' to an abandoned place in the USA prefer to destroy the entire structure and steal objects.
Looking forward to your next project 😊!
I agree with Melissa. We North Americans seem uttterly fascinated with Europe--for some of us, our ancestry seems to be so far away as to be ancient history. We have to remember that in the past Europe & Britain were turbulent places where violence and war-fare were once a way of life. It took hundreds of years for Europeans to learn how to be civilized peoples. This shows nowadays in people with such wonderful manners & a sense of civilization and culture which we North Americans seem to be often lacking at times :( This respect of all things often shows up in the places which these guys explore. Such gentleness, sensitivitiy and respect for all the things around them. :)
Thank you guys for being so kind and gentle with the old womans things! It's much appreciated by this not quite so old lady! Lol!
Beautiful home! So clean! I can see ppl living there. Happy and content in their surroundings.
Another awesome vlog by my favorite explorers, always sweet and respectful! You talked as if she was a favorite aunt or grandmother! All the very best to both of you and happy hunting!
You guys are great. My grandmother had the exact same Singer Sewing Machine. The furniture is amazing.
I Love your videos. The places you show are amazing! I also love that you have so much respect for the places and things that are left. I look forward to your videos so keep them coming!
Just have to say, the video quality is impressive, it's great the way you show close-ups, like we are right there looking at things. I adore old buildings, this is the next best thing to being there, :) be safe and have fun.
This was stunning. How incredible to explore such a time capsule. I love your videos and look forward to each new one.
I just want to echo what others have said. You all are amazing, respectful and the best there is on YT with regards to shooting your videos.
Peace and blessings from Ireland
Love your videos, you are my favorite explorers! Im your loyal viewer from Philippines :)
fell in love with it before you two went in,,Thank You both, wonder if they sell them, shame the home should be respected by a family in the future, a lot work but well worth it..and a place for her and her personal thing should have a space set aside to pass down her family's history..
It makes me sad to see the downstairs bedroom that the old "Grandma" lived in, with diapers and other needs in the bedside table. But it is fortunate that she could stay in her home at least and not in a "nursing home" as we call it in the USA. This was a lovely little farm house, and on the upside shows evidence of a productive Farm life, and sort of compound built around living, farm, and work/income all in a fairly close area. The barn and hay was right next to the house as you can see in the attic shots where you can see hay bales through the hole in the attic wall. This is all very foreign as far as what I am familiar with, and interesting to see. Thank you!
Thanks boys for yet another terrific video. Lovely wood furniture. Out of curiosity do you know if the government sells these types of properties if someone wishes to buy them? I would loved to see some of them restored and habitable.
Fascinating!
I live I in a tornado zone so sub grade areas are essential, I've been thru 5 so far! funny to hear Jordy gag at the smell from the fridge , luv you both and can't wait for your next vide. I guess we all missed Coachella 😂 👍
Thank you for posting. Another great video. In America, it is also hard to keep vandals or thieves out of your home while you live there. Have to have alarm systems and camera systems and still have break-ins and thievery. So many people who don't respect others at all here. It is so wonderful to know good people are still in the world. Very refreshing. You guys are great. ❤️
This is why i LOVE seeing videos, that you guys do. I don't know if this was far out of a city area or not but, the fact that everything is so well preserved is phenomenal. I've seen others you have done and they are preserved as well. In the USA, i'm so very sad to say that, this house would have been stripped of everything nice, just stolen. I must say i hate to see such good woodwork and beautiful workmanship go to waste; like those beautiful cabinets and her lovely bed, that gold necklace would be on someone else or sold.
But even in death she still has her home to be in. Thanx guys as usual!! Love ya'll