Abandoned House Of The French Family Rose Still Untouched

[@mommymawmaw1852]

When I die, if there has to be an explorer to see my abandon home, I want BOD to be the ones to come. Respectful, sensitive, never judging lives of those that lived there once. Thank you for being awesome explorers and taking us along your journeys.

[@ironmaven1760]

Lesley you are so sensitive to the lives lived in places you explore! Wise beyond your years you are and you seem like such a sweet soul❤️love from the US❤️

[@BrosOfDecay]

What a lovely comment thank you!

[@talindakelley189]

I so agree. How's your father and mother? The last video I watched you were talking time off to be with your father. I pray he's doing much now. You boys or should I say young men, are so sweet. I know your parents are very proud of you. Take care and can't wait to see more beautiful places with you. Much love

[@Explomo]

Totally agree :-)

[@ismatjahan6224]

The way you are showing respect to the People's personal belongings, time,and related all the things, are really praiseworthy. Deeply touched ❤ Lovely wishes.

[@ismatjahan6224]

@Little Dorrit_Lisa ❤💙

[@tester8888]

What a great place, AND those words that you closed with, oh my gosh, what you said was so heart warming and so true! Thank you to all of the people that leave us these stories AND Thank You for sharing them with us! It is all a beautiful thing!!!

[@Explomo]

tester8888 fully agree on that:-)

[@ellietobe]

I almost cry every time I see old family pictures just left to rot. I would love to have photos of my grandparents and great grandparents.

[@lauraodle5816]

What a beautiful place. Also sad to have all their things left behind. In America it is so different. Most families fight over every single thing left behind. How can they leave priceless photos which hold history and memories of loved ones? I absolutely loved this. Thank you, Leslie

[@claudiasoare9032]

America is so different towards bad that nobody realize.Most the relationship in a family are destroyed ,no love no feelings,they love money over all

[@lauraodle5816]

@@claudiasoare9032 So true! Families forever broken up because of stuff.

[@sarahfarrell8214]

You're right about that, my cousins from Brooklyn, New York fought over candle sticks when their mom died, and didn't talk for the longest time. When my mom died, I had already moved out, and I went back to the house, and I took all the objects that were special to my mom before my Dad sold the house. It's so sad, when people never go back. I would take special items and bring them to an antique store, people love antiques, and there are people that even buy and collect old photographs!

[@BrosOfDecay]

In Europ people just don't hold that much value to these "old" things. I even saw it when my grandparents died. Our family just gave the stuff away that we don't hold value to. We didn't even ask money for it.

[@BrosOfDecay]

@@sarahfarrell8214 I Find it so miserabel to see how much value people hold to stuff... In life you have to focus on meaningful and deep relationships NOT STUFF...

[@donnasinnott8258]

So sad to see a person's life left like this and no family to care about it, makes me want to cry. There is also so much beautiful things and furniture etc left there. I like that you are so respectful to their memory.

[@maxxlindley9425]

you are the most sensitive and compassionate.person..i like how you show such respect and do not sensationalize everything. You guys are the 1st urbex i ever watched and you turned me on to everyone else but you guys are tops...Great camera work Jordi ! So many people pose stuff or are too loud and disrespectful. Love from the US

[@BrosOfDecay]

Wow thanks means a lot to me!

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thanks you make me blush

[@katyburch1172]

same here. they were the first urbex channel I follewed. Love them

[@Explomo]

Fully agree!:-)

[@Pixiedustjunkie]

Awww you can tell this couple had such pride in their home. Thank you guys for always being so respectful too!

[@sharondavidson2581]

I will never understand the children leaving their parents photos behind. Most want these things and a few momentos.....very sad.

[@LisaMarie51968]

Sharon Davidson Exactly what I was thinking, what kind of children don’t want their parents memories unless they were abused or something?

[@bethshadid2087]

Not to mention all the beautiful furniture 😢. I'd take it in a heartbeat.

[@michelepiteo7179]

Sharon Davidson+ it easily happens when the children move abroad . I know i emigrated and it's like living on a different planet in another life-time

[@Explomo]

Fully agree

[@Explomo]

LiSa MaRiE I can’t get it too...

[@Figgatella]

I just love your respect and sensitivity you show the departed souls and their treasures. Well done!

[@BrosOfDecay]

That is what i love to do Tamara! Thank you for watching my videos.

[@christybirling3299]

That cabinet with all the carving - oh my goodness, how beautiful. Antiques dealers here in the U.S. would be chomping at the bit to get their hands on that cabinet, the car, the tractor. Amazes me the children had no interest in the items, or even for the land. House was old, but very charming. I think it's so sweet that you are interested in keeping the memories of their lifetime alive even if the family isn't. Your viewers appreciate it too.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Amazes me to sometimes that these places get left like this... Thanks for watching!

[@rochangel1]

Christy, in France this cabinets have no value at the moment, young people dislike it

[@suelabuhn5942]

Can someone tell me if that tractor was an American made Allis Chalmers D 20? I'll do some research on my end!

[@suelabuhn5942]

Never mind! The D 22 is made by Renault.

[@QEDOma]

In my experience living in Germany the younger generation wanted modern not anything old/antique.

[@debrandw246]

No other KZbinr who show ababdoned area's are as lovely, informative and respectful. You represent the area's with such grace and kindness. Thank you

[@picketfence2028]

I love the wallpaper! The beauty of French homes, everything has a delicacy to it. My granny was French, and she had an eye for decorating. We very carefully distributed her treasures throughout the family to hand down as she instructed. She left me her rocking chair which she had rocked my mother, myself, and my babies in. Nice find Lesley, your respect for the property, adding the history of the home, and you always get us inside! Well done. I've said it before, and I'll say it again, you could show us a pile of wood and I would be fascinated. Stay safe, stay in school. Love and luck from Seattle. ;)

[@BrosOfDecay]

Haha like the quote of you saying "you could show us a pile of wood and I would be fascinated". Thanks for the great comment. Have a good day!

[@picketfence2028]

😉

[@minir.3182]

Do you speak french? Or know anything about where she is from?

[@pauldrien2527]

Picket Fence ... We a family from Seattle area feel the same..

[@samsmom1491]

I would actually keep a lot of the wallpaper if I was lucky enough to get my hands on this lovely place.

[@riverdove1533]

Thank you for being so respectful in these places you enter. You see the beauty around you and share it with us. God bless you.

[@beverlyjones4020]

Your attention to detail....your incredible passion for what you do is just remarkable. My thanks to you.

[@Explomo]

Beverly Jones fully agree :-)

[@lorialderman4518]

I love the hallway wall paper... this house was amazing... and I love your compassion when talking about the personal items that belonged to the family.

[@sherryalabamagalwilemon5813]

Great video of a beautiful home. Much respect for the way you ended the video thanking the deceased & wishing them well in Heaven, I don't think I've heard anyone else do that & it was beautiful and touching. 👼💔

[@amandalilly34]

I agree, he touches your heart with the respect he shows! His parents should be so proud. Much love from Tennessee 💞😘💋

[@aseerose5684]

I really admire him for that respect too. He is such a kind person.

[@giafogg7182]

I love the words you ended this video with."Thank you for your lives. Be happy up there." So beautiful. Well done Bro's. 💖

[@lauricarpenter1144]

So sad to see everything left behind , beautiful home and furnishings. Thank you for showing us these homes. ❤️

[@Explomo]

Lauri Carpenter fully agree... really sad to see that everything is left behind dor nothing

[@kazzuo32]

That furniture old style its so beautiful. Thank you guys for bringing this beautiful antiques to us.💖💖💖

[@livingauthenticallyonmyownterm]

Such respect you have for everything in the house. You pick things up to delicately as not to break it. The words you have for the people, the compassion you have is lovely. Thank you for sharing the life of these people and may they Rest in Peace. Thank you for your great work. Love to you both ♥️🙏🏼🌞🕊🌸🤗💕

[@littlejack6123]

Love how you honor and respect the beautiful souls of the farmer and his wife and the home they made together and their many little treasures. You are a young man, yet you seem to understand the value of our predecessors impact on this earth, it is a shame that many people like Rosa and Jahn's descendents fail to appreciate and learn and cherish their own history until too late.

[@tamitoohey2392]

What a beautiful look backward into someone's life. It's always enlightening on how people from different decades and countries. Thank you for your curiosity, and showing us a glimpse into these two wonderful souls. 💕💖

[@Explomo]

Tami Toohey fully agree on you:-)

[@tonilloyd9168]

That was an amazing home it’s sad when they go and there families don’t care enough to look after there life’s work or there belongings thank you for showing us

[@LadyTracyOfTheDisk]

Another great explore! The leather thing with the bills in it is called an accordion file.

[@BrosOfDecay]

O thanks for the info Tracy!

[@darlenedavis1456]

Your affection for the lives that were in these homes really creates a story picture. I can almost see them sitting in the room with you, moving about their kitchens, going thru their photos and making their bed. Thank you for sharing these glorious pictures of history in their lives.

[@BlueskybanditForever]

for someone who doesn't know some English words, you're English is pretty spot on.

[@sherlynn7211]

yes, and he speaks better English than alot of people in North America.. his English is very eloquent and proper. makes me pay better attention to how I speak .

[@caseyflorida]

@@sherlynn7211 Exactly. Leslie's English is excellent. I have so much respect for people who can speak more than one language.

[@IBLV2DOU]

Beautiful and touching. Thank you for showing these homes. I was amazed to find so many parts of my fathers life when he passed away as we sorted thru over fifty years of his items, and could easily see his routines, interests, and struggles as he aged. I’m not sure how anyone can not collect the pictures at the least. So interesting looking at their homes.....

[@sharonlegnon427]

2 dining rooms? WOW! Sad that the children didn't want to sell the house. Really nice house.

[@angelinafreda3178]

Also they way you speak of the places you explore just warms my heart! You have such delicacy with your words and go into such detail with even the smallest of things. Very beautiful! Much love from the US! 💕

[@LL-sq8se]

Thanks for showing us this incredible place!👍🙋🕊️💋

[@silentrain9708]

Your so respectful of others belongings and have appreciation for old things. Thank you, I admire that in you. Keep up the great work!

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you lula!

[@gretahunt4401]

Only recently found your channel and am already hooked! You have a beautiful way of presenting the homes and they are filmed with such respect. Am in love with your videos, keep up the great work guys!

[@teresaponziani7983]

This house has great character. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of the lifestyles of the owners.

[@zinette2913]

Crazy! At 5:30, the plate represent the traditional costumes of my city in Bretagne (French region)...Good exploration with respect for the place!

[@torri8744]

As always I was touched by your tour through the past. The deer lamp especially moved me because my family inherited a three legged one. I can never understand how the children leave the home to just rot.

[@SteveRonin]

Amazing place!!! Wow

[@Explomo]

Steve Ronin definitely man:-)

[@vivianlowry7459]

Love your videos, you are so respectful with the belongings of the deceased. Great videography, no fast movements. Really enjoy watching all your explores. Please keep up the great shows.

[@tamarrajames3590]

Beautiful exploration of a lost time, thanks for showing it to us. So sad the children didn’t care enough to sell the property and let it be maintained.🖤🇨🇦

[@annlacy7988]

Tamarra James maybe the property was under water and who ever sells it would owe more money

[@tamarrajames3590]

Ann Lacy it didn’t look to be dreadfully flooded, although if the attic level doesn’t get some care Nature will soon have it back. Given that there is a farm attached to the property, it should have some value on the market at least.🖤🇨🇦

[@annlacy7988]

Tamarra James under water means more money is owed than the property is worth

[@tamarrajames3590]

Ann Lacy That is true, and you could be correct, he just usually tells us if there is that kind of issue, so based on him saying none of the children wanted the house I made the comment I did. I actually love watching Nature reclaim places we have abandoned, but there were a few nice pieces in this one, (not the deer foot rack and lamp) but the carved wood took someone a lot of effort to do.🖤🇨🇦

[@brittwaldo2224]

I love how passionate you are about your exploring. You don't destroy or steal. You tell the story of the home, family, and objects. Absolutely amazing to watch.

[@dianemiller438]

Thank you for your awesome video and journey to make it!!! You have a very calming voice and speak with a very intellectual presence!!! You and your brother or brothers have a Blessed day!!! Can't wait to see your next adventure!!! ✌❤😃

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thanks Diane i have been excited to release this video. One of the best homes so far!

[@MarkSmith-lm9yo]

Hi both it’s Ann another beautiful video I love how you tell us about the people who have lived their,an the house it’s self ,you have a good kind heart Lesley.always support you stay safe lv Ann uk x

[@samilt13]

Lesley & Jordy great exploration . If I ever make it to Belgium I want to meet you.. Or if you come to The United States. We will meet. God bless. You always do great videos.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thanks Sarah when you make your way to Belgium. Just send me an email to [e-mail] and we will meet up!

[@catzska]

I really enjoy how you try and find out the history of the families that owned these beautiful homes. Thank you for you work. To you and your brother.

[@kristy7174]

An amazing home just hurts me to hear the family didn't want it! Well sell it n let someone else make memories there! Instead the memories are being wiped away by decay n nature. I love the sewing machine n the old stereo! So you know I'm your Fam (fan/Family) n I'm not going anywhere. Love your channel. I know how hard you guys work. N go to school! Stay strong n bless you for all you give to us your Fam!

[@Explomo]

Kristy * you are totally right

[@sweetjudy7192]

Thank you so much for this tour... The most important thing I learned from watching this.. Is the fact that I was fascinated by what a lovely sweet human being you are.. I fell in love with you XOXO God bless you and your family love Judy

[@adriennefriederich8061]

In the kitchen, the stick is a cane. I am fascinated by the stairs in the room. Let’s you have more space.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Yea true very typical for French design

[@cynthiabodnar3640]

This is such a sweet time capsule that still lives on in this wonderful home. Thank you for sharing their lives with this video. We get to be introduced to these families lives and get to know them because of you and your brother. Thank you so much!

[@toniwatkins4483]

Simply beautiful bonjour guys such a beautiful journey her the story is sweet and beautiful many blessings tu you and your family Chow

[@karenpatricia5248]

I love how respectful and sensitive you guys are telling the stories behind each house,and the owners,even the way you handle the objects shows respect,keep up with the great work.

[@annaal3561]

I love listening to you speak.

[@jessegolden1076]

What I loved the most in this charming house is the wallpaper! So beautiful! And I'm not a wallpaper person... Great video, and the back story you provide, along with the obvious respect you have for these past lives is wonderful.

[@chandramosquera7747]

I love how Lesley is always appreciative of the things that he sees. Full of positivity. 😊

[@Explomo]

Chandra Mosquera fully agree :)

[@ellemay2755]

Love the respect you show to their home & property. Putting possessions down with care. Great vid 👍

[@pureblood8712]

I just don't understand how the family can just leave everything behind, we've had 3 homes from family members pass away on our property and what their kids didn't take we took what we wanted and donated the rest but family pictures and antiques just left behind is just so sad, most of my house is decorated from dead relatives stuff that know one wanted, I've got my grandpa's player piano because know one wanted it because it know longer plays, the keys work but grandpa ruined the player part but I've got memories of playing it when I was little so I kept it, I've got things that I don't need but can't bring myself to get rid of.

[@Explomo]

Bev Barstad i cant understand it too..

[@aseerose5684]

When my mother died the family wanted only a few things, and left me to deal with the rest, a huge old house and outbuildings, and all in a limited amount of time. I saved so much stuff of hers and other relatives. Still have a lot of it. I sort of wish I could have just closed the door and walked away. What a chore!

[@sarahfarrell8214]

You give honor to the family, I know their spirits thank you for remembering them with such respect!

[@angelforanimals7809]

Literally the best explore I have ever seen! WOW! It’s beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time. With everything being left that way, time really has frozen, even ghosts must surely know the emptiness and sadness enveloping every inch of this home. It’s a shame that eventually nature will claim the land and the home will be reduced to nothing more than a pile of forgotten memories. It’s sad that the children felt no connection to anything in the home, pictures and family treasures left to rot. I can’t imagine letting things go that way. Memories just left behind, rotting, never to be shared with grandchildren or great grandchildren. You are far braver than I will ever be. After seeing that HUGE spider on the picture, my tour would have ended in me running from the house and never returning. You know that spider was not alone! ✌️❤️✌️

[@Explomo]

Angel For Animals agree :)

[@angelforanimals7809]

Explomo ~ ✌️

[@wendycameron3823]

So many pictures left. Beautiful cupboard doors, so many memories. Thanks for your care and kindness of other people's memories.

[@suzantonn1188]

What a wonderful home. The essence of Rosa and Jon is still very much present. I would like to see an exterior view of this house. It appears to be a traditional French home built in the 1700's, that's only a guess since I doubt there is anything comparable in Montana USA. Love the low ceilings and narrow stairways. The floors and fireplaces appear to be of stone. Is the plaster made with straw and wooden bits mixed in? That beautifully carved sideboard is awesome and may have been carved around the time the house was built! Wow!

[@SarahlabyrinthLHC]

Our local second hand shop has a beautiful old cabinet practically identical to that one and it's on sale for 120 Euros. I have no room in my house to put it or I would certainly buy it!

[@amymartinez1989]

Who are they? John and Rosa?

[@Explomo]

We visited this place, from the outside this house is overgrown with roots. It is allocated in a very small farm town in France.

[@Explomo]

Amy Martinez-Salas they were the owners of this house

[@amymartinez1989]

Explomo where they famous?

[@lindamillis3577]

Thank you for the time and effort you put in. Love your stuff here in the US. Sad all those dead relative's photos were left behind. So many do not care about where they came from.

[@xxclaro]

Wow, just outstanding work guys, this one is fantastic!

[@Explomo]

xxclaro fully agree :-)

[@northshore8800]

I live when you talk about the people. So they can be remembered with respect.🍃🌷💕

[@BennilocoLoves]

I see by your numbers that youtube is failing at s all, big and small channels alike..💙 I will always support you and your brother, you have a Wonderful channel, and have worked very hard too!💕 So, Cheers Brothers!!💕 Keep shooting!!💕 Much love and respect from the high desert..🌵👍🐍

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you we have noticed the falling of youtube as you say. I hope my long time supporters will stick because i don't want to stop doing this.. Kr Lesley

[@milels6917]

Bros Of Decay also so respectful Lovely genital music playing good guys

[@thatfeeble-mindedboy]

Mil Els

[@funneboneskupcake3694]

@@thatfeeble-mindedboy lol

[@Jan-gv5db]

You are the most precious young man and do not ever change! You set a great example for other young men to follow and thank you for your videos keep them coming

[@trulyjulie7734]

I live in france. Due to inheritance laws property has to be left equally between children. the government will take 60% taxes if a house is sold within 5 years of an owners death . If the children who inherit don't agree on the sale, a house will be left to rot for years, falling into disrepair . France is full of houses just like this, caught in no man's land. It's very sad.

[@sherlynn7211]

That is very sad :(

[@Katherine3333]

Herogenus what a ridiculous law!

[@paradoxfossils]

@3s3.7cy so if they sell it within 5 yrs for let's say for example 100,000- 60,000 gos to government leaving 40,000 to be split among the children before other costs to have it sold ya that's ignorant. And would piss me off also.

[@milels6917]

It s time the French Government got real about the tax system it is such a waste relatives could make a lot of money with just the antiques what a daft system

[@ritajimmie3361]

I love these old homes. So much detail and character. I would love to live in a house like this. Thanks for sharing

[@huntingtonbeachsasquatch]

The speakers are the lid of the record player.

[@BrosOfDecay]

O wow didn't notice it. Thanks

[@toddbonin6926]

Your videos are always fascinating, and you are very respectful ... which is admirable. As an American of Belgian descent, who has spent time in Belgium, I enjoy hearing you speak. Belgians speak so gently. Thanks for your hard work.

[@mysticlight_d36]

For a long time I was looking for a channel where abounded House is shown from heart not just for likes. you described all things from your heart that I forced to subscribe... All the best 😄👍

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you for the amazing comment!

[@JoeMotionVideos82]

You gentleman are very respectful and I can tell you actually appreciate what you are seeing. I very much enjoy your work.

[@MJARTBYDAY]

Hi Leslie glad you are back i love your videos you guys are the best .. love you hun and thank you for amazing videos .. have you researched England yet? Wow beautiful carvings on that cabinet and i love that you say everything is beautiful you are very respectful and its sweet xx

[@BrosOfDecay]

Hey thank you, I have not been exploring in England yet... Don't know where to start.

[@MJARTBYDAY]

@@BrosOfDecay here is a link to some of the abandoned places in England Leslie .. hope this helps if not let me know or if you want me to give you more information on the places let me know ok ... good luck .. www.shothotspot.com/hotspots/?nelng=-1.7083740234375&nelat=54.1560010902849&swlat=53.4847770297281&swlng=-2.33184814453125&country=&types=41&months=&place=West%20Yorkshire,%20UK&kw=&searchType=Stack leeds-list.com/discussion/9-abandoned-leeds-buildings-urban-explorers-would-love-to-get-into/ www.google.com/search?rlz=1C2DIEZ_enGB811GB812&source=hp&ei=5I_8W9j8LYqjsgGfmKS4CA&q=abandoned+places+in+west+yorkshire&btnK=Google+Search&oq=abandoned+places+in+west+yorkshire&gs_l=psy-ab.3..0j0i22i30l2.646.9215..9341...0.0..0.87.1806.35......0....1..gws-wiz.....0..35i39j0i131j0i67j0i20i263j0i131i67.BUVKz-jov_E

[@melissaboggs5176]

Such a beautiful yet sad home. Such wonderful stories it could tell. Thank you so much for taking the time to share with us. 😊

[@explorewithsanjoli3791]

Old n gone. Everything speaks of the owner history, sad but true

[@juliemorris524]

I just want to tell you how much I love your videos. You are so respectful of the homes you visit and i feel your excitement with you. Thank you for the tours. I will continue to watch.

[@bronxboy131]

How do you just leave a house and its memories behind ? I dont get it..Love this video thanks☮❤

[@BrosOfDecay]

Me neither!

[@wanderer4951]

@@BrosOfDecay Child abuse possibly 😢 I want nothing to do with my families stuff, who wants those horrible memories looking at them everyday.

[@rmason4358]

bronxboy131 When you get old, I'll, tired. Things just don't get done. Then you move on with no one interested or able to 'clear-up' after you.

[@allenthibault9523]

Wow this place is totally Freakin awesome amazing Lesley you always find the most beautiful intact places love those cabinet doors . seen this one before but I still see stuff I didn't see before. great work keep searching your great at what you do. Have a good day Lesley.

[@SRay-or3nc]

This was certainly a lovely home and I was smiling often throughout the video. I didn't find the false teeth as gross as the deer feet for utilitarian use.

[@talindakelley189]

YES!! Every time I saw a deer hoof made into a piece of furniture or something, I would say " EEEW" lol that alone to me was creepy lol the rest of it was fasinating. The hand carved wooden dish cabinet was beautiful, as was many things. It amazes me how that place has sat like that without being picked through for valuables. I guess they have more respect for things like that over there than people do here in the US.

[@Explomo]

Sandy Ray haha agree :-)

[@JD-te9tj]

Leslie and Jodi and the rest of the crew are the coolest, most respectful people I have ecer seen. I'll be binge watching today...Sept. 1st 2020. Peace from the U.S.A., keep up the great work.

[@mizfrenchtwist]

AN ABANDONED HOME , IS ONE , OF THE SADDEST THINGS , THERE IS.............

[@Explomo]

mizfrenchtwist definitely!

[@countryposh]

Love seeing your videos! You guys are very respectful, and tell the stories of these beautiful houses. It’s so neat to see how houses differ around the world. Keep up the great work!

[@stillbee7222]

How many people said cane?

[@talindakelley189]

LOL I know I did lol

[@stillbee7222]

@@talindakelley189 hahahaha 😂

[@bethshadid2087]

Yup, me too 😂

[@SandyCOfficial]

Walking stick

[@Explomo]

Me 😂

[@katalingerstenberger5866]

What a nice young man, so kind! Love how you walk us through their house and history. Great job!☺️👍🏻

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thanks Katalin!

[@Shawnne01]

Wow it's beautiful and historic. I don't understand why the kids didn't at least get the personal effects of the parents such as photos, personal possessions, etc. That makes no sense to me. However, the place is awesome!

[@الفراشةالبيضاءالملاك]

Shawnne Tessman-Mc Kenna 😘

[@الفراشةالبيضاءالملاك]

Shawnne Tessman-Mc Kenna 😍

[@lookup5200]

This was absolutely wonderful! I love the way you present your findings to us. Thank you so much, beautifully done

[@vandahuman8522]

By leaving your parents home just to decay is disrespectful to your parents. In actual fact it's disgusting.

[@queenaustyne4646]

there are a lot of factors for it not being taken care of. financial problems, maybe the kids and parents didnt talk, maybe the kids moved away out of the country, etc, you never know

[@emmamcdonald3410]

shut up u fool

[@barbaraness4507]

VANDA HUMAN - Hello. I’m watching this a year later than it was posted, and I saw your comment. It is really terrible that anyone would leave their parents in their older years. I’ve seen it happen too many times and wonder if that would happen to me. You never think your kids and family would basically abandon you, but when they have their own lives I think it makes it easier to just ignore reality. I’m not like that. I’d go liv with my mom if I could.

[@wilmamiller2271]

I love how you do this story background on the homes it's nice to hear who live there what they did you do a beautiful job

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you Wilma! You the best

[@karonradford1592]

Great Video. the thing is a cane or walking stick, Thank You for taking the time to show us these great finds of yours. Happy Sunday. :)

[@marysepradet6515]

OMG the cabinet at 4.34 ! beautifull house, thank you !

[@RCALivingStereo]

I don’t see how anyone wouldn’t want family antiques and pictures Very strange

[@Lydianon]

When you die you can't take objects with you. Even pictures. Nothing strange about that.

[@BilisNegra]

@@Lydianon WTF? If you tried to be funny that was a pretty lame attempt.

[@SRay-or3nc]

@@BilisNegra I believe Turkeydoodlers L was referring to any of their survivors. I don't know if I find it strange that survivors wouldn't want their loved ones photos, but from watching all these videos we know it happens all the time.my deceased husband love photos much more than I did and he took them as much as possible and my daughter now has most of them. She raid my boxes of photos. I didn't mind, because she's like her father she loves photos.I would find it very strange if she didn't want any photos that I have to share or left.

[@BilisNegra]

@@SRay-or3nc Ok, I was pointing at Kitty Meow's comment, though.

[@SRay-or3nc]

@@BilisNegra Yes, Kitty Meow's comment seemed out of sync. Everyone knows you can't take it with you when you die.

[@nagashud]

Very charming, bringing me lots of memories from my early childhood ! thanks !!

[@kristalprice9064]

I never understid why people leave there parents home like these how rude...🤷🤷🤷🤷🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🙆🏾🙆🏾

[@BrosOfDecay]

Crazyy...

[@DawnCook852]

Love the respect you give to the abandoned houses you visit and to the people that once lived there. Your tribute to Rosa and Jon at the end was so very touching.

[@sarahfox3312]

That memo list is probably more like someone’s weight? Maybe they were ill and tracking how much weight they’d lost? 52kgs of anything would be a lot.

[@preddymadly1026]

Wow, you can't help feeling sad , when you hear what has happened to the place and the couple, everything just left behind. Really good video, i enjoy your video;s. xx

[@ron100]

It’s called a cane

[@missprimrose4132]

looks like the walls are made of wattle & daub too.

[@sherryalabamagalwilemon5813]

Yes, a walking cane. He may have been so in awe of the beautiful home that he temporarily forgot what it was.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Could not remember it at the time... Thanks for bringing it up

[@ron100]

I was just trying to help.

[@BlueskybanditForever]

Ronald Abel it's okay

[@flamesofvenus]

I enjoyed your video and the house was amazing. I really liked how you were so respectful of the the owners who left so much of their lives behind. I think it’s very important to show respect when entering these abandoned houses that were once cherished homes. So well done for the video and 10 out of 10 for the respect shown towards the owners.

[@BilisNegra]

7:18 That lamp is really horrible. Not just from an animal rights viewpoint, it's also aesthetically tacky, if you ask me.

[@idaspence6849]

Lamp and coat hooks from animal feet - creepy, disrespectful.

[@jaystarr9191]

No one asked.

[@claudfizz1012]

You seem to get so into the things in there!! So cute!! I love that!! Thank you for being so detailed!

[@lmonnette4037]

You are a natural young man. You have a wonderful voice, and so articulate along with sensitivity to your surroundings. Your crew does all such justice. I enjoy your videos so much.

[@sandymorton]

I really enjoy your adventures in the past. You are so compassionate and sincere in your history of these fine places. So much respect for the contents and the people who lived there. Thank you so much for sharing !