Abandoned FarmHouse With last meal still on the Table ! urbex

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[@GaryHardin]

Your handling of that butterfly was so precious. Shows tenderness in you. Great vlog.

[@heru-deshet359]

They do look and sound like gentle souls, don't they? :)

[@debrawilliams5121]

Forte Maurizio thanks for the info

[@milesstar888]

Gary Hardin Dont be. silly. do u. actually think. they'd do something horrible infront of the camera ?

[@lynlynch2168]

good husband material there, girls

[@ladybugger76]

Grow up. Not everyone thinks like you.

[@debrascott8492]

Knowing this man and woman are deceased and looking at their recliners in the living room is quite sad. I am sure so much of their time was spent just sitting there talking, discussing, planning and enjoying each others company.

[@RamMohammadJosephKaur]

😢

[@rchambers5488]

The sound of the butterfly was incredible!!

[@nellz72]

That really was amazing!

[@MichelleJune67]

I love how people dont destroy like here in America. So much love for you all for having such respect

[@AuralVirus]

so you missed the 666 carved into the wall. rose tinted blinkers

[@pinkfreud62]

Michelle there are plenty of intact abandoned stuff in America. quit America shaming for fucks sake.

[@MichelleJune67]

pinkfreud62 your ignorant. to say that I am shaming America. You are very naive to believe you statement. There are very few abandoned homes that go untouched here. Either the homes get gutted vandalized or stripped or. homeless take over.That is a fact!

[@AuralVirus]

only thing of ignorance in this thread is your lack of knowledge of other countries. crime happens everywhere. homelessness effects everywhere. wake up.

[@CAnon-mg1xm]

Michelle CRA,y nationalism opens the door for Mussolinis

[@waveafterwave0723]

I often wonder why people just up and leave, dinner and all on the table. Did they run into an emergency and never came back? Did ghosts force them out? Were they murdered? Too many questions.. does anyone have the back story on the family in this house?

[@OZARKMEL]

It's all staged....seems all the people that do these videos do this. I wish just once they would explore and not touch anything.

[@lenniewatson687]

I really wish these sweet guys would wear rubber gloves and face masks on these shoots. They could get very sick from the germs and molds after touching everything and breathing the dust, molds/spores and whatever else floating around in all that rot.

[@Policarpia30]

I don't know why I feel sad when see those abandoned places...specially houses :(

[@kimthuyhoang4706]

Me too. It really sad

[@12345666660]

Those memories...

[@AnushTheBlogger]

Definitely something terrible must have happened to the owners of the house! It's impossible to imagine circumstances under which a family is having dinner and then, all of a sudden, springs to their feet and runs away, leaving the food on the table.....

[@phyllismtz5497]

Anush The Blog

[@misfitfromtoyisland.9940]

Jessie Jay the mcstays?

[@misfitfromtoyisland.9940]

Well the parents died of old age and the kids are alive and well.

[@maurad5378]

I Remember that in the news. So sad.

[@hrobinson2207]

The Bros maybe doing a little stage setting most of their vids have the Family's last meal still on the table

[@jooyeon1926]

Your voice is so relaxing and the music too! Very tender hearted, and the butterfly tho!

[@BrosOfDecay]

Is my voice that nice ? :o You think i could become something with voice actor ?

[@jackiedeans6603]

I can't travel anymore and you guys have no idea the joy watching your videos brings to my heart I look forward to them. Please be safe. Thank you

[@northshore8800]

Jackie deans l agree with you Jackie lm the same way..

[@laurafifer4453]

Your english is perfect and you are both so well educated. Thank you.

[@stellaritchie1776]

thank you so much for saving that poor butterfly yous young people have a good heart thank you and God bless yous xxxx

[@melissafinley5918]

That was very sweet of you to help that beautiful butterfly!!! Thank you...:)

[@BrosOfDecay]

No problem and thankyou for watching !

[@melalex193]

Also why did they leave so abruptly, leaving food etc on table?

[@brendapoulsen]

I love watching our videos. It is not just an abandoned house but you make people see the HOME it once was. You bring the lives of the people that lived to life again. Saving the butterfly was so sweet.

[@notasb4]

That's amazing and sad that the last meal shared hadn't been cleared from the table, it really makes me wonder what the circumstances surrounding the departure of this family were and why so abruptly with no one to ever return? Very tragic that such lovely things were never cared for by any extended family or no children or grandchildren were had to return to retrieve any of these items or to care for this property which I'm sure was a real beauty in its time. Thank you for showing your tender, caring side with the butterfly.

[@carimorino5996]

home is where we all share laughs and stories and supporting each other as a family and having a favorite blanket or pillow ! how Beautiful is having a home.

[@sharonmullins1957]

You 2 are such sweeties, and adorable.

[@phyisck5235]

It's always crazy to look at videos like this and picturing all the memories that could've taken place

[@v1das007]

Yeah. Domestic violence, child abuse, arguing, broken glasses and so on. Maybe it's just better as it is now?

[@johndifrancisco3642]

v1das007, You must be real fun at parties.

[@cynthiathompson3392]

I dont get why would they leave such nice furniture and valuble thing to rott

[@fenris_22127]

This is so beautiful! The furniture is very cool! The butterfly-rescue was so touching. I didn't know that butterflies can make such a sound. :D

[@ramonahamby8018]

Johanna N.

[@sandraosheasandra0197]

this home was awesome. i love the furniture. it was still in great shape. looks be untouched. to bad no one calls it home anymore.great find.

[@lisacreeger7988]

I can't believe no one takes these beautiful cabinets. They would sell for thousands of dollars here in the U.S.

[@RebeccaMoody21sm01ur80f]

I honestly wish if places were abandoned for so long,that just anyone who wanted it could just move on in.

[@pammyred57]

Rebecca Moody Actually Rebecca, anyone CAN move into these houses as per squatters law. Who ever wants owns the property then has to try and get them to move out!!

[@FoggedTears]

I agree, would be nice instead of letting them rot.

[@TameraWeeks1]

What a lovely butterfly! And the last meal still on the table 30-40 years later. Wow.

[@Stationary76]

Your videos are always very well done. I find them very calming. Keep up the great work & stay safe.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you :)

[@Stationary76]

@@BrosOfDecay Whatever happened to the Corvette you discovered in another video? Did you try to get salvage rights to it? seems a shame to leave it there

[@lalaella707]

Thank you for letting us hear the sound of the butterfly, that was so beautiful! You're a lovely being for showing kindness to the butterfly as well.

[@BrosOfDecay]

It is a pleasure

[@Synicizm]

Wow, You guys seem to consistently find the most beautiful abandoned buildings, and you treat them and their former owners very respectfully in your videos. Thank you for bringing us with you! Also, hi from Florida!

[@leswehman11]

Synick me too! Tampa

[@Hannahcode1]

I went to your instagram - WOW! Your photography is stunning and perfectly mastered. Your work will surely become famous. Really enjoy your vids. too. Keep up the good work and God protect you both. (love from America)

[@MegaLESM]

Thanks to your comment I went there too, and love the pictures

[@Craftypumpkin1]

Never have i seen two more respectful young men so passionate about exploring old places, even stopping to help that beautiful butterfly shows how good and kind you are, Thank you for sharing your wonderful videos.

[@hollybronwyn8176]

I'm worried about the butterfly. :( such beautiful creatures with very short lifespans. sad. Thank you for being kind: maybe he/she went on for a bit more time.

[@Synicizm]

That was such a tender, sweet moment. These guys are true gentleman =).

[@alvaroakatico9188]

That butterfly seemed like it just couldn't fly away even if it wanted.

[@ByGraceIGo]

It looked like it may have been a moth. I cannot imagine why it was there in such cold.

[@MonicaWilddaylilies]

ByGraceIGo I thought the same thing. You could see the brothers breath yet a lone butterfly and it caught their attention. Possible a visiting angel?

[@amaruzu466]

I think that I have watched 2 other videos by the Bros. of Decay and I love them. These two gentlemen are so ethical and considerate and sincere about their historic archaeology that it is a pleasure to go along for the story with them. I wish Americans could be the same. THeir videography is sweet and smooth as well. I wonder who they will grow up to be in the future? Something GREAT and I just know IT ~! Thank You Bros. best! : ) .

[@SwampCeeMcGee60]

So you're just generalizing here?

[@patarcher1813]

amaru Zu you do realize you're criticizing yourself. Don't speak for all Americans. Some are great. Take me for instance.

[@ToddEWalnuts]

I'm a new subscriber from the US. I really enjoy your videos. Salute.

[@chanidekock1107]

I am so impressed with the way you handled the whole video. So nice to see young men that are still polite and respectful. Good job and thank you. Outstanding work.

[@jerrylincoln3671]

I Just loved the gentle way Leslie saved the butterfly. i just agore you and Jordy both. And i enjoyed the video.

[@BrosOfDecay]

That is so sweat Jerry :) Thankyou for watching !

[@jacojonker7735]

Bros Of Decay wonderlijk! amazing vid,I really enjoyed watching

[@thatonechickalex639]

It still amazes me, how nice these two young men are. I wish all explorers were this respectful for other people's things. I love watching these videos because it makes me so happy to see how kind they are. Always putting things back where they belong, not breaking anything, not taking things. It's wonderful to watch. Keep up the amazing videos guys. I wish there were places like this I could explore around me in California. Abandoned places where I live are hard to find. Almost always the place is trashed, nothing left behind, destroyed by other careless people.

[@lildumplin9905]

Love the video and thanks for saving the Butterfly

[@nancyalywahby2784]

Not sure you saved it. Dent look well

[@anthonyparsons3418]

did'nt not dent

[@opossumsareawesome2230]

Possibly weak from trying to get out of the web and lack of nectar or sap. If it were to rest enough, it could have found a drink somewhere to regain strength. Beautiful specimen! They did amazing to rescue it. I hope it made it.

[@jenntmjenn]

By touching her wings you acctually destroy them /:... You probably know what that meqns

[@nattydread8961]

Love u when you try to save some little animal is not the first time you do...you are so sweet! 😍😍

[@yahuwahhaabbahyahuwahhamah2882]

Made me smile setting the butterfly free,how sweet 😊

[@marybrantley2160]

Again,your gentle approach to talking about this home and how you tried to help the butterfly was so Kind! And thank you for letting us hear the butterfly, hope it lived.

[@emeraldlynx7]

You make the most beautiful abandoned videos. I love watching them. And that butterfly was amazing.😍 I've never seen one so beautiful and in cold weather. We don't have that species here in the US. Ahhhhh I love it so much. 💟 Bravo guys. 👏👏👏

[@bipbopcherryontop6256]

when they say a child is a reflection of their parents... your parents have a lot to be proud of. There's one phrase "if you teach your child not to step on a caterpillar, it will benefit your child's life more than that caterpillars life" and how polite and nice you guys always are, then seeing the butterfly, makes me know it's true. I've just found your channel and have been addicted watching videos back to back haha, and this is the second butterfly I've seen you save.

[@upalevelproductions]

beautiful furniture and the food still left in the dish is crazy. Your a butterfly saving super hero dude ha ha. awesome video Bro's 👍

[@marysepradet6515]

I am surprised there is no cockroaches everywhere, are' nt you ???

[@terrielsayed8395]

You and your brother are so respectful in the way you enter someone's home and film . I love the way you handle everything with such loving care. You need to come to America and explore there is a lot to see here. Keep up the good work!

[@TisEyerish1]

Wonderfully done video. Thank you, gentlemen, for your sensitivity...and for rescuing that beautiful little butterfly. I can't help but wonder what caused the family to leave, leaving behind even the remains of their dinner. I was also fascinated by all the nice things left intact in the house, as far as furniture goes. I was struck by the flower arrangement in the living room, as well. Somehow, I doubt if that has been there for decades. I'd love to know the whole story on the place! I think it's sad that the children never came back to clean up the house, deal with the things that were left there, and sell the place to someone who would love it. Again, it makes me wonder just what happened there.

[@lexistapleton6691]

U boys appreciate the past that's a rare attribute in the young ppl today. U see the beauty of simple things. I admire and enjoy your films all are well done. Luv the sound of the butterfly wings

[@NurseRatched84]

"Most of the time there are knitting supplies inside of it." Well, it is nice to know it's the same in all countries. 😂

[@michellejaquish8392]

So nice to see the respectful way with which you explore, your kindness is also much appreciated. I love exploring these old buildings with good guys like you two!

[@MegaLESM]

I wonder how a family could leave like that, leaving personal stuffs and food on the table

[@hannahpalmer7583]

Eva S. thats what i always wonder. what happened that people just up and leave

[@alinerm246]

yes, i dont understand

[@Alambamabomnshell]

Eva S Husband begins to have chest pain, mom drives dad to the hospital, he dies. She has loved him since she was a young teen. Too distraught to come back to the house because of memories she finishes the rest of her life living with family. Totally made up.

[@Ariannauk1]

Eva S too old of infirm so they go up family or a care home , possibly a care home where they only took personal items , pictures, clothes and special nic knacks.

[@empress3335]

Eva S what if they where taken against there will,or had to run leaving everything behind? that's the only reason I got.

[@amberpr9763]

Oh boy. Looking at this house ... I really wanted to cry. An absolutely beautiful house. So sad how it looks now. Hope one day someone will come along to bring her to her glory.💕💓

[@GamersBar]

That table with plates set for 4 people is pretty creepy, like i can understand if 1 person dies or something but where are the 4 people they just stood up after the meal and walked away never to come back?

[@LizTaylorfitnessblondie]

GamersBar that's what I'm trying so hard to understand

[@Punki80]

Possibly it wasn´t the owners who had the meal, maybe it was a group of homeless people, using the pots, dishes and ladle that were in the house?

[@erickawallace2700]

GamersBar well maybe they had to leave because of the accident durning the meal time. So they may have never wanted to go back.

[@maryrb9761]

GamersBar someone made it up obviously

[@johndifrancisco3642]

I think it's great how Leslie interjects his thoughts as to what might have went on such as talking around the dinner table about school that day. And now everyone who watches does the same thing with their own thoughts about it! Truly inspirational.

[@susanwall6418]

I used to do this when I was young, and like me, you approach these places with compassion and dignity for the memory of the people who created this last scene of their lives. Shame on the ones who desecrate the homes! Remember, throughout life leave no tracks. And thanks for bringing the beauty (and the bufferfly) into the light.

[@Erica85255]

I really like you guys. I can tell you two are sweet souls ( :

[@leswehman11]

Y’all do such a beautiful job. Y’all are so respectful and polite. It’s so nice to see such gentle souls!! You guys are great💗 from USA, Florida

[@bayygirl408]

You both are so handsome and I love your accents (:

[@BrosOfDecay]

Great to hear Lani :D

[@theresahumphries5947]

I know u might think I'm cheesy but the most beautiful part of this video was you showing a kind heart by saving the butterfly..but I love watching y'all thank you for all you two been sharing

[@HandsomeMoose]

Wow. That sofa and those chairs are in great condition compared to the rest of the place.

[@LACajuninNC1]

WOW!! I got chills watching this vlog... Saving the butterfly was so precious... and loving of all living things.

[@vic.oliuri]

Great video as always!!! :D saving the butterfly was very kind of you ♥

[@PatchworkUSA]

Thanks for being so respectful of the people who lived there.

[@KingOfBongoo]

2:44 it said 666 on the wall, creepy! Awesome explore as usual btw guys :)

[@fallenstar5139]

I saw that too! I also thought it was odd that there were tons of tea light candles in the dishwasher. Kind of looks like somebody was doing something weird there at some point.

[@ceramic49]

FalleNstaR ~ Yeah, I was thinking the same thing.

[@PopCultureFan_]

King Of Bongo- Urban Exploring . Probably some person trying to freak all the idiots out that believe in the supernatural. They know someone will be giong thru the house..

[@candysantillo3325]

King Of Bongo- Urban Exploring I saw that.

[@TisEyerish1]

666 is so misused, it's pathetic. It was actually the code that Christians used when referring to the Roman government, back in the day. I guess it was broadened, at some point, to encompass evil.

[@erykhacastillo7571]

I love how you explored this house with so much respect picking up stuff and putting it back where it was ...leaving everything exactly how you found it ... Music , description, information and the butterfly just perfect .. Thanks for sharing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@asankaw1]

good job guys..thanks for saving that butterfly...did it fly away?...amazing sound of the wings beating....thanks for sharing...greetings from Canada

[@dawngentner5788]

Your parents raised two wonderful young men! If I had a son I would want them to have your good nature and respect for all things. Thank you for these videos! I wish many young men like you here in the US would have the sincerity and compassion when it comes to the people that lived before us.

[@konapuppy10]

Beautiful video! But how can a butterfly survive in such cold? Very odd.....

[@teaberry73]

It's a moth. Google Atlas moth

[@dondodoo4815]

KP2010 Not a moth- a Peacock butterfly- they can hibernate through the winter

[@FEDSGaming]

the music really makes these videos come alive! it makes me imagine what happened to the family and to what extreme made them leave so abruptly. I can also see in my mind what kind of family lived . GREAT JOB, GUYS!

[@tonysansone2279]

You did it again fellas... Do you use some type of filter or are the colors really that rich? Study art and design guys! That moth juxtaposed with the cobweb... beautiful!

[@moriganna67ify]

OMG you almost made me cry with the butterfly! That was the most beautiful act of kindness. Thank you for sharing this.

[@LunaMitsukiHimemiyamoon]

i love your vídeos and you country, greatings from México

[@RamMohammadJosephKaur]

which country is this?

[@jolenehauck7019]

You are both amazing! Not only are you respectful, you are have huge hearts! The videography is perfection! Thank you for filming these amazing places! Be safe!

[@bridgetcordray7994]

I'm from the USA...A TOWN CALLED KANSAS CITY MISSOURI... I LOVE ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND THINGS...BUT YOU WENT SO QUICKLY THAT ANY HOPES OF ME REALLY SEEING THE FURNITURE WAS DASHED BY THE END OF VIDEO.... I KNOW THIS IS PROBABLY VERY HARD TO PLEASE ALL THE PEOPLE...BUT THE 2nd MAIN REASON I watch abandoned houses and such is to see the ANTIQUE'S left behind or forgotten..... thank you for your service... otherwise a pretty good job !

[@BrosOfDecay]

Hey Bridget we are working on pleasing everyone and we got some new lights and stuff like that so we can film these places in even more detail ! I have a feeling that you are gonna like my next video because this house is filled with antiques And thanks for everthing !

[@bridgetcordray7994]

Bros Of Decay​ YOUR Welcome & Thank You! OH goodie, thank you so much ! I so enjoy the details of fine ANTIQUE'S......even the decay to some degree.... Wish you well in ALL your endeavors, Always.... STAY SAFE

[@Flame44]

Amazing what gets left behind frozen in time---sad but fascinating

[@dabaglady]

Bridget Cordray I too watch for this reason and hopes I'll dream of their last beautiful moments in these homes

[@rgotrinity9054]

I really enjoyed your video of the farmhouse. You were so respectful of the life this family lived here and of there belongings. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@MsCMB1971]

Wow. Great job, guys. Was there not a bathroom in the house?

[@lindajung2724]

The two of you work well together. And I love the way you just don't go exploring, you find out about where ya'll are going. Thankyou bot so much.

[@justachick7761]

great vid. guys. Id love to see that furniture restored and used. Its sad to see that kind of workmanship go to waste. BTW.... where was this taken. Hi from BC Canada

[@BrosOfDecay]

Hey thankyou i hope so to and this place was in Belgium :)

[@angelcarriere5777]

@@BrosOfDecay make a t shirt sayng majesic

[@littlemisspadreisland3749]

I love how I've seen you save a few butterflies already. How wonderful. Right place, right time.

[@adopt_a_dog]

I think I'd be inclined to wear gloves before handling some of that stuff!

[@greyline1012]

You young men are phenomenal at what you do. Everything about you is so respectful. I enjoy so much your back stories regarding the properties you find and video for us all to watch and enjoy. Take care! Peace and blessings from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@kurtkieffer6305]

Nice tour and narration!

[@BrosOfDecay]

+Kurt Kieffer Thanks Kurt :)

[@katymay7592]

Very interesting. Amazing how the couches and chairs were still in such good condition while everything else is falling apart. Thanks for sharing 👍😀

[@paulaturner1508]

Was this in Chernobyl? That is the only reason I could think of people leaving everything. It looked as though whatever the reason was, it happened right after their meal and they left with nothing but the clothes on their back.

[@pinkfreud62]

Paula Turner He said it's Belgium.

[@LokiJrsMom]

The china cabinet, buffet table, heat stove are things I wish I could have. Thank you for saving that beautiful butterfly and letting us hear the sound of it's fluttering wings.

[@freebird5548]

Great video. I really admire your kind and caring spirit. This is actually the second time I've seen you save a defenseless "insect"! It is very heart-warming to watch!!! I too, save any harmless creatures in need. I actually removed a granddaddy longleg spider from my tub the same day you saved the last insect on a previous video. Took it outside and put it on one of my plants. This home was nice to see. Just a family trying to make ends meet. Sadly, leaving us wonder why'd they just leave and not return after sharing their last meal. Why? Thanks for being so respectful and kind hearted. It's heartwarming to watch especially in a world that has so much anger and evilness. However, the kindness of others overpowers the hatred of the few. Thanks for sharing. You both rock!! P€a¢€~n~£0v€

[@zephirinedrouhin3735]

I wish more people would be respectful of an abandoned house as you are. After all, you are in someone else’s home, and I see that’s how you feel too. Thank you for great video content!

[@AnitaSperoDesign]

It is amazing, the places you guys go. I'm an urban explorer and ghost hunter in the USA. Here every empty building gets destroyed, There is no respect. It is awesome to see that people show respect to the homes and places you guys go. Everything is so beautiful.

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

Goodness me the pair of you look so Young here!! Nice to see one of your much older videos and with the butterfly rescue that you still haven't lost any of the care, love, compassion and respect that you have for these places and their occupants original and current four years on ❤️❤️❤️

[@sunnydaygina]

I am so happy to have found your channel. You both are so respectful and gentle. I love the way you communicate with the viewers about how you can imagine how the people who once lived there were eating while discussing their day and so forth. I've seen many of these kinds of videos, but I give your channel 5⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐! Thank you for saving the beautiful butterfly 💜

[@reikilynx653]

The sound of the butterfly...touching record of such a beautiful creature, thank you.

[@maurad5378]

So gentle and sweet of you Leslie to save and release the beautiful butterfly. 🦋

[@pieshifteregbert2267]

Thank you for showing us all these treasures of the past. I will never be able to go anywhere, but can almost feel like I am there. You have a wonderful way of explaining things. No screaming and fake scares. Very soothing, peaceful, yet nonetheless, engaging.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thankyou :) That is awesome to hear :D

[@jennifermolloy2732]

Thank you so much for treating the places you visit with deep respect & care. These are positively beautiful videos. Again, thank you. Bless you.

[@H_H____]

I love that you rescued the butterfly and then put the microphone near it so we could hear the butterfly. ❤️❤️❤️

[@MrArtisticsound]

I love the antique woodwn carved closet in the corner....beautiful. You very tenderly describe everything everything and your softness to the poor butterfly is so touching. This video speaks an encyclopedia of the history of the previous occupants. Thank you for posting, Mervyn

[@dantelovesbeatrice]

I wish the encyclopedia wasn't missing - that told us when it was built.📖

[@Kimtwister]

U GUYS ARE AMAZING AND SO KIND walking us thru time i love old abandoned placesive explored some places myself and wondered how they lived and how they survived thank u so much blessings from the USA

[@jeanetteharris9491]

Another jewel in more ways than one. The butterfly was beautifully colored. So vibrant. Thank you Lesley for trying to save it. I hope it was able to fly off eventually. It appeared to be very cold though as I could see your breath in some shots. You and Jordy are such caring young men. Don’t ever change. Keep on exploring and stay safe. SE Kansas, USA

[@jem6836]

To see this place still untouched, for the most part, after all these years. It's nice to see people have a respect for other peoples property other than their own.

[@AppyTX]

Beautiful butterfly and thank you for letting us hear the sound she makes with her wings.

[@Mmax389]

"Fly away, my friend." So touching.

[@alexandracash8106]

You guys seem like really great people the way you respect the space and chat about what might have gone on there. Great way to pay tribute to those who used to inhabit there.

[@sandycooper5025]

Awe, you both are so sweet. I can feel your emotion, as you narrate each exploration.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thanks Sandy i love to do this :)

[@barbarapower6651]

I promise that if I could make it to your country I believe I would stay forever. Find the owner of one of the places you explored and promise to restore &care for their property as their loved ones did. Another wonderful video. Thanks guys for all your work and thank you for your kindness and compassion you show to everything you come across. Great you saved the butterfly!

[@dorisrosa2946]

how sad to think that even the kids just abandon their parents house, it was also sad to see the last meal setting on the table... Beautiful sofas too. Thanks for the sharing.