Abandoned Farmhouse in Belgium TV and Lights still worked!

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[@jojoscogsable]

They don't make wonderful young men like you two where I come from.

[@jacquelinehagedorn4562]

Jojo ,I know right?! I would want to have sons like them if I had sons.

[@janramey9811]

Actually, here in the US, we do have some. My son is a lot like these young men, but older. I wouldn't mind two more sons like these though!

[@michsev4065]

yes very well mannered Men. Your kindness and thoughtfulness and rspect for learning the woman of that house past on, was very thoughtful. I can tell your heart goes not only into the homes but the very core of the lives of people who lived there!

[@shirleyharrison2580]

Jojo I agree. I have 2 sons & they are good sons, they know to mind their manners they were taught or answer to me..lol.. When their friends slip & say the F-word, they'll say real quick. 'Not in front of my mom'.. I started watching an abandoned house video yesterday & had to quit, was 2girls& 1 guy & one of the girls couldn't say one sentence without the F-word used in some way. I posted & told them that's probably why they only had 17 subscribers.. & few views, & it'd been up for 2 years.. Most people don't want to be watching TV/ videos with family & hear that. I turn it off,like I did them. But these 2 guys are great, don't matter what they do OFF CAMERA, they have manners & respect for us,their viewers.

[@louisianna5524]

Gorgeous Boys... My Son an the Boys would get on great.. Please come to Australia lol I need to Adopt you xoxo 😍🤩💙💚

[@glenyshicks3405]

You boys are the nicest on here ,your mum and dad must be proud of you, good luck xx

[@picketfence2028]

At five years old, I wanted to be a nurse. Thirty eight years of nursing, and I have loved every minute. You are very good at showing us abandoned properties. The videos are thoughtful, interesting, and well edited. Your reverence for other people's things is inspiring. Some people go their entire lives not knowing what they want to do. You are lucky to have discovered your passion. It's only up from here, keep up the great work, and entertain an old RN on her time off from the hospital! God bless and protect you both on all of your journeys.

[@lorraine9242]

Great job, guys. I keep imagining the people living there, working hard, simple but happy lives!

[@chrishildreth3996]

The beds were probably moved downstairs when the people couldn't get up the stairs anymore.

[@LisaSpangenberg]

Yeah, I was thinking that maybe that room was originally a dining room since it had dishes in it and a fireplace and the bed was moved there for convenience.

[@ingenuity168]

I think so too.

[@Wrench245]

Something to remember is that many farmers try to be entirely self sufficient, which explains all the equipment. Tractor breaks, you fix the tractor. I watched a farmer replace an oil pan crush washer with a piece of wire among other feats. You don't throw anything away that could be useful in the future, hence a collection of empty wine bottles.

[@ShipCreek]

That house was really interesting. Ive never seen a home so old and original. Its a shame its been abandoned. Very sensitive tour as usual. Cheers

[@neva5326]

Just love how y'all try and get as much info as you can on the home and the ppl that lived there! keep up the great job of shooting these vids!

[@julierobinson7177]

Fantastic place!!! I can't even say which bits I liked the most. The wonderful old furniture, the floors, the cow shed and finally that water pump sink . I love it thank you once again 😀😀😀

[@dianekulhavy3340]

I think you guys are awesome!! I also think you guys should wear some kind of masks and gloves! I see so much black mold in these abandoned places! Also, I LOVE to see the beautiful furniture!!!! I don't understand how some people can leave such beautiful thing's behind!!!! I to love how respectful you are! A lot of the explorers here in the U.S. will rummage through thing's or even take stuff if they think it's valuable! Sad!

[@mr.ruinenfan8904]

Very nice and respectful made video of that location, Jordy and Lesley.

[@stephaniebotfield5752]

You guys are so great. It's amazing how caring you are about the belongings that are left behind. Thank you, it's so refreshing. I love watching your stories.

[@shirleyharrison2580]

Thanks guys, that was great ! Loved the porch area. The shoes on the floor at that chair just made me visualize an elderly man sitting there,just taking them off. The inside 'toliet' was something too. Love your channel, you boys are the best !

[@nicky0016dd]

The furniture in the master bedroom is beautiful!

[@lisamariecantu3377]

always enjoy seeing you young men!!! your parents did such a great job with you two!!! keep up the great work!!!

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

This vlog gives me the feeling the people got up had a meal and left. Rosary beads on chair gave this a human factor, jacket hanging up, your telling this homes story good on you both, be careful of the mould. Tyvm.

[@nicolettaciccone1004]

This farm house reminds me my grandparents farm house. I cried because when was una bambina. Grazie.

[@ajadrew]

English name for the beads on the chair is Rosary

[@loreyslair8358]

English name for the 'wagon' is wheelbarrow.

[@nannyfairy]

I lived with my grandmother as a child. The toilet was at the end of the garden and it had a wooden seat much like the one in the video.. We were modern and the toilet flushed LOL. The kitchen become the bath room when someone wanted a bath. The bath was a big tin thing that hung by a handle on the coal shed wall. It had to be dragged in and filled by hand with a dipper from the copper boiler. We lived like that till I was 14. This was in an English village. Thank you for a great video and bringing back childhood memories. ❤️❤️

[@cynthialinden6056]

Watched many of your vids...so much beautiful furniture! Even in old farm houses! Thanks great job!

[@Ellislover88]

I really love their videos because they are extremely respectful and informative. Leslie and Jordy present each house with such care that I'm sure the former owners would be pleased with what they do.

[@mrssandy9170]

I love what u guys do & the fact that you don’t have a foul mouth. The film of each home is too short.  u miss all the things I want to see; EXAMPLE; the different door styles, & door knobs, baseboards, all wood trim, sink faucets & knobs, dishes, details on the furniture, main style of book topics. I know, u are saying go do your own show. If I was younger I would. I should have been a snoop in old homes in my youth, but a person just didn't do those things in my day. Much later in life I I did sneak into one log cabin & I only touched the dust with my shoes as I walked in & took pictures & walked back out. I will never forget that wonderful find, dishes left in a white enameled metal dish pan with a red stripe around the top of the bowl. It had a rusted water rings as the water level slowly evaporated out of the pan. It was a big thrill for me, I didn’t want it bothered or harmed, I guess because I loved it way too much for that. I was shocked at the fact that it was unlocked & no one bothered it. I wish it could be saved for the whole worlds to see. These days everyone wants to destroy everything, they even seem to want to destroy themselves & their families, it’s a sad shame how people have so much more in life then everyone had in the past, yet people seem to be much less happy. I wish I know of a way to help people to want to be & do more before time is all gone, & they are only left with only their memories of what they did with all the time they once had. Thx Guys, great job!

[@aprilmorris450]

It was incredible to see a home so recently abandoned with no bathroom. I am amazed to see that in 2017! thanks for a step back in time!

[@heididalton1431]

Your videos are my favorites! Thank you for sharing. Belgium is amazing, not just for the great old homes, but for how they treat people. In the USA, if you can't pay for electricity, they shut it off AND they charge you late fees and re connection fees 😡

[@asafaust8869]

I have had several disconnections mostly because of not paying attention to the due dates. However, when I paid as much as I could, then set up a payment plan, they have always been cooperative.

[@alisonjones7747]

Thank you for covering that toilet so that little barn cat can't fall in it.

[@kazzuo32]

the floor in that house were very pretty. Thanks for the electricity explanation.

[@Love-qv9nl]

a kazzuo, yeah eye candy 🍭 while he explained the electricity issue.

[@prairiegale7409]

You two do a great job and love how you take the time that we can look at some of the things, and you know what they are. Many of the young people who do similar videos have no idea of what they are looking at. Thank you.

[@kathyc1139]

Thanks for another great story. Wish I could be wth you all. Be well and prosper.

[@MegaRose1107]

I just absolute LOVE YOU two !!!!! SO MUCH ,i wished i could give you both a big hug!!!!!youll are to handsome and wonderful i love how you'll apreciate life and the life of the people who have gone before us, you guys are a blessing to watch.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thanks Rose this means a lot to us! Wish you the best for 2019

[@samilt13]

Thank you for another awesome and wonderfully made video. Very tastefully done.

[@janfilbeck6376]

I love the old world charm. Thanks so much!

[@mahombe]

Thank you, you guys make great videos. It will be so interesting to find out the life of the people who live in these huses and the circumstances for their abandoning their homes!!

[@SimoneFlen]

Another great video, thank you so much for sharing. Still love how nice + respectful you both are, such lovely boys!

[@janicepaulson1347]

Back in the day, these were very hard working people. Even the children. Thankyou for giving us the opportunity to go along, I absolutely love it! The tiniest detail.🍵

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you Janice I appreciate your comment!

[@sharonmullins1957]

Do you guys always get along so well. Thanks again for a great video.

[@Love-qv9nl]

I enjoyed this video, is like going back in time. You two Bros are awesome, nice presentation!

[@rory4484]

Awesome old house....I want to take all the beautiful old wardrobes and refinish them and open an antique shop.

[@lindasonger2677]

I love watching you guys look through the houses.

[@sherroneb62ful]

Reminds me of the movie twister the tv on.. lol . Do a lot of houses there have cows that close to your home. I'm a farm girl we had ours about a half mile from our home. I noticed in a lot of ur videos. The cow and pig pens are really close to the home.

[@wordtruthworship]

Thank you for sharing! Great farmhouse!!!

[@JadeBlackWolf]

Love from Texas!

[@crazyfloating1]

I really enjoy watching your vids. You do an awesome job recording and showing us around. Thank you for the good work.

[@marktubeie07]

Vaseline! Yes, that's a good one! I applaud the law about electricity in Belgium, indeed, what tax is for!

[@lorraine9242]

who needs a big jar of vaseline? haha

[@jackiebaggett6123]

You guys did a great job. It is so fascinating how people lived in older, more simpler time. It's kind of sad to the things they left behind. I wouldn't think they would leave their rosary behind.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you Jackie, I agree that it is very sad to see how times have changed...

[@Jillian-Jill]

Fantastic video, lads! This is an incredible house. Really, really beautiful. Thank-you!

[@auntbssewingquiltingandcra3442]

In America in the 1920s to the 1970s my grandparents and a lot of others had a metal watering trough that everyone would bath in. Grandma would heat water on the wood stove to put in the trough. She had 14 teenagers, living children and four deceased. 16 people would take a bath every Saturday in that tub and the water would only get changed once. There was always a fight to get the tub first. I am 56 years old and we used a outhouse until the 1970s, when we were at my grandparents. Me and my grandma washed clothes in a wringer washer. I never heard them complain about the work they had to do. I miss that. It's good to see the houses where you live. It reminds me how similar we all are.

[@Bonbon54220]

Love this video, guys. Thanks for making them longer. 😁 I want to enjoy them longer than just 8 or 9 minutes. ❤️❤️❤️

[@TheNonna1963]

I think, this one is my favorite so far. Well done, guys!!

[@kittyvondooom8903]

handsome guys with big hearts and such compassion. my fav channel

[@539Productions]

The porch cooking area is fantastic!

[@kathleensackmann1832]

Thanks again for your Wonderful kind videos. You really are so nice. Your parents must be so proud of you both!!!

[@annetteduffy1477]

You guys are fantastic, thank you again for another great video, loved it as always! :)

[@lisasalmon8579]

I just want you guys to know I think you do such a good job showing us all the nice abandoned places thank you

[@luisaparodi8571]

That farm is so beautiful! The elder ones had to move their beds to the dining room because the stairs were insecure for them, and the only toilet is downstairs. There are evidence of several people messing all the stuff after the house became abandoned, even living some homeless for a while. It will be a wonderfull ethnographic museum if restored, all furniture, tools, etc in the right place... Hope someday happens!

[@dragonmaid1360]

That Stove was probably originally inside the house but most of the washing was done outside or on the porch. That cement area next to the stove may have been an old cement trough originally (I'm guessing as it may have been a bit different here). But old houses didn't have laundries inside originally. Actually here the kitchens were originally the fire place - so many houses had kitchens added on by making the porch or the verandah enclosed. The fruit and vegetables you often find in jars were seasonal so food was preserved so that you could have some in the winter. In Australia our old homes had meat lockers or basements where meat could be salted and kept longer. It's hot here so the basements were cool places away from the flies and the heat. I love the way you can sometimes show how the walls were constructed. Wattle and daub was a common building practice for our very early settlements. Or stone.

[@jennifer801]

Amazing video. Love learning about and seeing Belgium abandoned homes.

[@williamyorkolepossum]

You mentioned that no one owned the home. Please explain.. That was a great video

[@pamiekellogg1629]

I love this place ,wish I could fix it beautiful again !!!!

[@joannp5806]

I always seem to notice what time the clocks stopped, in all the different places u go to. Feels so haunting.

[@H_H____]

Thank you Gentlemen! Very old house to not have a bathroom and to have a potty. Back then that was really nice to not have to go outside to the potty. Also neat how the animals were just next door to the house so they didn't have to go far to care for their animals. I laughed so hard about the picture of the woman looking at horse poop. I wonder why they took a picture of it. Kitty friend was cute. Love your hair. 😍

[@robertthomas8503]

Heather Hill n

[@brandiehenson6809]

There always respectful you can tell they had a good upbringing with a good mother who loves them very much they are blessed claiming I live with alot of mental abuse when I'm watching thease videos at night even with the mental abuse at the time I'm watching this video they claim me they have good souls 🙂🕊⚘⚘

[@ricknelsonm]

Great video, you both deserve to have many more subscribers, and many more likes. Thank you.

[@pennijones345]

TV's? From the early 1900's??? Cows off of the kitchen and no bathroom! But there's a TV! Lol! Another great job, guys! Thank you!

[@fentski9484]

Penni Jones its all from 1994 not early 1900s

[@leishakelly]

The slicer near all the bottles of beans, is a bean slicer. Thanks for your great videos, from Australia.

[@AppyTX]

Thank you for the beautiful explore.

[@jeanb3457]

Answer to their question about why someone would keep dishes in a bedroom.... the two front rooms were most likley living/dining rooms at one time in the past. Often as people get older, or disabled, to stay in their homes, they must move the bedrooms to the first floor of the house to eliminate the need to go up and down stairs. thanks guys! another great video!

[@janramey9811]

I enjoy seeing all the different light fixtures and furniture and architecture. Your videos often make my day. I wonder about all the stories too. The cradle (baby bed) probably just got put away until it was needed again. Maybe someone in the family even made it. In the second upstairs room the brown wicker looking thing by the window may have been a very old sewing box. I have one but it no longer has a lid like that one seemed to. Loved the barn and especially the black cat. Cats are so beautiful and it looked fat and happy.

[@cindymaulden2226]

These videos make me think about how our belongings will be looked at 100/150 years from now. With technology the way it's advancing so quickly everything of our time is going to be so weird and ancient.

[@nancyyearta7289]

I'm just now getting to some of your older videos. This place is soooo cool! I find it crazy to have the barn and the outhouse inside the house. The type of toilet in this house is usually outside in a tiny shelter called an outhouse. My family used one when I was a child. The large tin with vaseline was used on the cow's teats.

[@gracebey9581]

Love your Videos , you Guys are so Respectful . Brilliant .

[@kareneicher6465]

Wow I just found your channel! I could watch your videos all day.Beautiful things.My grandmother had bedspreads exactly like ones in your video.She had them on every bed.Also she kept her china in all cupboard thru out her home .

[@walterverbeeck6929]

I didn't know there are so many abandoned houses in Flanders. It's also fascinating to see the interiors when the people abandoned the house for some reason, by seeing all the stuff left behind untouched, the house tells a story how they lived.

[@nancyvolker3342]

the lady of the house must have caned those beans just before she pass away. I'm guessing that the house was so small they decided to move the beds down stairs. and that can of bag balm is used by dairy farmers for the cows in case the utters have any clogs it keeps the milk flowing.

[@jonathanharris2090]

Nancy Volker cute doggy. You have to be pretty poor to even want to can beans.

[@nancyvolker3342]

o not all they lived on a farm and guessing the age of the lady in question, canning was done quite a bit in the country this was a dairy farm after all. it's got the original outside toilet and they probably moved the beds down stairs because heating and age I doubt the children where still living there when the house closed down. and yes i do have a cute doggy she is a sweetie likes to sit in rain puddles.

[@benchkey]

Because of allergies I can all my own food including meats. Not much of a fan of string beans though

[@jacquelinehagedorn4562]

benchkey - you will be all the healthier for canning your own foods(& growing it too ) I don't like what they put & spray on our foods nowadays. ( or in the air)

[@YT4Me57]

Not really. Even today, people can their own vegetables because they prefer organic, non-processed food. These people were farmers. Canning is a regular activity of people who live off the land and not Walmart.

[@lifewiththeosbornes1708]

You guys are so respectful and polite. I never hear any bad language from you and you seem to really appreciate the history of these people. You remind me of my daughter. You should watch some of her videos Thisistrinity thisissarah.

[@kellymyers5903]

Great job, wonderful video, God bless you all and stay safe

[@danielscott1887]

Great video can't wait for the abandoned mine

[@elaine4415]

Love it thanks again for another awesome video.

[@01splitpea]

Thanks for another great video, Bros!

[@ForeverAlansGirl]

A few things I noticed: the necklace you saw in one of the kids bedrooms is called a Rosary. Mostly Catholics have them. They come in many patterns of precious stones/ beads. I am Roman Catholic & I have a few. The tiny bed you saw in the attic is an actual baby cradle. It's so adorable & I love your humour: vaseline & " you take a dump & close the lid!!".. 😆😂🤣..lol!! Lots pf love from Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@KateriBurnett]

Hey guys great find. I don't think I would have gone up those stairs. My luck they would have broken on me. Till next time.

[@sandysalisbury5645]

Awesome I love your videos an the information you give us interesting Thanks for sharing

[@newnormtrump7519]

VERY VERY COOL TO SEE SUCH PRIMITIVE ITEMS AND PLACES

[@skiplinville4567]

enjoy your explorations, keep up the good work.

[@bebelinii]

love it! defo you're best vid yet! 😍

[@mitchcoquenby1137]

handsome and so respectful men...i love all your videos... you guys are so amazing..😍😘👏

[@paulakayschmidt7002]

Fascinating to see the mix of the industrial farm vs the new century electric farm with tv's and all!! Pretty sure the dishes were in the master bedroom because the kitchen was too small!

[@1armida]

Great find! Great video!

[@themamachar]

Hello from Georgia in America. Thanks for the video.

[@elizabethsingh5307]

beautiful home. interesting fact about the electric in Belgium

[@SueGirling68]

wow a stunning location, thanks guys xx

[@ilib3057]

Thanks for another great video,love you guys!

[@toniwatkins4483]

bonjour this one was unbelievable you found the oldest tolit beautiful work as always remember tu enjoy your blessings and those tu come Chow smooches

[@shelleybennett-shoreland6442]

love your videos and your integrity. it is sad to see such beautiful hand carved furniture just wasting away. In America before bathrooms, you had the outhouse, out away from the house, nobody wants to smell that! Sadly a lot of the abandoned home videos I watch that are from the U.S. have been so vandalized, people have no respect for history..

[@triciakelly1759]

it is so nice to see caring guys like u , im surprise to learn about the electric staying on ,that's what they need to do here for the poor , Baltimore Maryland

[@susangamble6888]

I really wish that someone could take over and take care of these homes!!!!!

[@grace4eternityspirit899]

How awesome that you hummed "the pink panther"!

[@billydouglas2066]

Another great Video...enjoy how you show us everything you can..love from Florida.

[@anitanelson6250]

Thank you for sharing this video I also love old houses

[@heywood62]

Thanks for another great video and teaching us more about Belgium. Take care guys.

[@timouellette9185]

soon as you said big can of vasaline and I saw the wrap, probably sores, was also salve.