Closed for 40 years ~ Abandoned Portuguese Noble Palace with all its belongings

[@anxiety4daysmusingmedic891]

The marble table in the kitchen is probably for baked good. Marble is perfect for kneading bread, rolling doughs, making pasta and more. Knives would wear and dull quickly on it.

[@suescheid3188]

I really love traveling through these different countries and homes. I especially like when you and Danny work together, and the running conversation you have!

[@Annaorlando22]

If they can't save these Castles, They should save as much of the furniture, china, Everything else that people would love to have. it'd be a massive shame if everything was to collapse n everything that would be ruined forever. . I enjoyed the show, like always. You always make everyone feel like you're right there with you. That's why you're guys are my favorite explorer's ❤❤. Thank you for sharing your passion with everyone

[@ramonasmith257]

It seems that the Templars may have been in the ancestry of this family. So amazing!!!

[@saiyamoru]

As an American whose family left basically no heirlooms behind, it staggers me that these incredible pieces of antique furniture weren't valued enough to be taken out of this house and either put into a modern storage facility, or passed on to be appreciated by other members of the family. Even one item with such immense historical and personal significance would be a cherished possession to someone like me.

[@samcolt1079]

The people that lived here were Catholic. The Templer things all over the home are something else. How wonderful I think its great. God bless them and the Bros of Decay. Thanks again Lesley

[@mindymorgan8479]

Exactly my thoughts. The Templar markings were everywhere. And the crests I do believe were their ancient relatives. Would be so interesting to learn the history of the family. Also, why are they gone from the place now? Surely there are descendants.

[@michelleg7]

It is not Templar it is The Order of Christ,

[@lisainks2631]

Feels like a bit of work and someone could live there now. My heart hurts that no one lives there.

[@joytobias-christo9490]

Wow! What a waste. This is such a beautiful place to waste like this.

[@claudiamann7111]

Usually the pots with the handle in the middle which were on top of the ice chest were for chocolate. The scissors in the kitchen were usually used for sheep shearing. Thanks for a wonderful tour.

[@carolali8851]

Beautiful property especially the kitchen, it's so bright and cheerful. I'd love to see the whole house given a thorough cleaning and then see it full of life again. Such a waste to leave it to deteriorate. Of course the floors and ceilings would have to be fixed. Maybe it could be used as a bed and breakfast or a hotel but it is so very sad that it is lost to the world.

[@darcydorwart3485]

I was so transported by going to this house with you Leslie and Danny. It was like the most wonderful dream, and in the dream I lived in this house back in the time .. I could just see myself in my mind’s eye sitting by the fireplace in that room with the huge huge chimney all the way up! I could feel myself sitting at the big formal dinning table with special guests and asking to have the platter passed to me. I could imagine myself pouring water into my wash bowl in the morning and splashing the cool water on my face, drying with the linens, and hanging the washing cloth on one of the ornate hooks on the wash stand. This is the most special house I have ever ever seen. I love it more than I can even say. Speechless, indeed. Thank you a million times for showing me this house. I will never forget it!

[@eighmeeloo]

The stuffed animal is a badger. The "beach chair" is caned not mesh. The white metal water vessel is a watering can. Often used for watering plants, it was interesting to see in a room for personal hygiene. Did you ever figure out if the jugs in the basement contained olive oil? Danny when you have domesticated animals from chickens to cattle, you just say "raising chickens"(which every animal you have). Wild flocks of ducks and geese if not domestic are not "raised" they hopefully are "passing through" or migrating. The awesome kitchen stove and the hexagon chimney is beautiful even covered in soot. With all the beds I wonder if this palace/château was a part of the escape route for Jewish children during WW ll ?Nice work and love how Danny is more vocal and pointing out historical items. Well done Danny I learned about the crosses from you. Thank you!

[@warrenwessels2843]

Rattan cane.

[@candace8527]

The knights Templers fled to Potchagal. There were many carvings and pictures of the church where somme of the Knights Templers were entered. Lots of history. Would love to know more. There is a connection.

[@tarantelalaaprediza3457]

Opino lo mismo. Las cruces y hay muchas don templarias. O era descendiente de los templarios, o era de lis nuevos templarios, o un apadionafo del tema. Se, por en España los hay templarios, pero son pocos y ya no tienen grandes posesiones y hacen cruzadas. Creo que esyos grupos se dedican más a mantener en la memoria de la historia, los hechos de los templarios.

[@Linda-d6z]

This one brought tears to my eyes. Im also speechless. Its so hard to believe but it totally fascinates me. Thank you so very much.

[@mariajhanley5172]

Everything about this home is fascinating. Even the window design and hardware. I just love seeing how people lived in the past and can imagine a household full of 7 children running around, in and out, servants cooking in the kitchen, and the parents entertaining in the drawing room while someone played the piano as they waiting for the evening meal. Truly a gem. Thank you for showing us this gorgeous place.

[@wendywestra]

So amazing to see what Leslie has to present to us mere viewers. I feel so happy viewing his amazing expeditions from the past.

[@wendywestra]

Just fabulous 😂

[@froggieredcliffe8097]

That CROSS is the Knight's Templar. The Lady in the photos looks so sad in everyone of the prints. The Master Bed is Magnificent & the little bell to summon the maid. Thank you for capturing all this history that will last forever.

[@robertahubert9155]

OMG what a find❤ these people had a connection to the knights templar and were very religious awesome find

[@loidaperez9509]

It's a beautiful Palace...so sad no one will restore it and use as a hotel or a bed and breakfast. Thanks for sharing! 😃

[@ИринаМайлис]

Дааа, кухню такую ни когда не видела, невероятной красоты, спроектированна как средневековая, а под столом изделия, похожие на тандыр, добротная утварь, а потолок волшебный, естественный свет. А камин на кухне с отвертиями в потолке, просто шедеврально, ничего подобного нет нигде. Как такое можно забросить? И главное ничего не разграбленно

[@LupitaPolit-ng5pf]

Great country beautiful Portugal

[@ruthking8966]

Hello Brothers! You were wondering what the "mesh" material is on the back of the furniture? It is rattan. Looks of pool areas in backyard are full of rattan furniture. The grand dining room in the castle...no words, wow,amazing. stainglass over it js beautiful. I love how you explain each room. Ya'll are discovering such beautiful, forgotten things. I love your show.

[@awaketotruth2008]

This place was a joy to behold. The original kitchen was stunning. I have never seen the kitchen cook area like that! It was amazing. Thank you for sharing this history. Wow.

[@silviacarducci6691]

ciao Lesley STUPENDO PALAZZO ricco di cose passate che fanno la storia .. il legame con i Cavalieri Templari come possono i figli aver abbandonato tutto un vero peccato .. un salone fantastico per non parlare del soffitto bellissima architettura avete scovato un tesoro . grazie Lesley E Danny per questa esplorazione.. alla prossima buona serata!!🥰❤🧡💚🍀🍀🌻🥀🌹

[@GORDITAFLAVOR28]

OMG I love all your videos but this one i absolutely ADORE!! Im telling you that if I had the money I would buy it. That's how much I'm in love with that house. It give me chills just to look at the front door. Maybe it just i got Portugal blood on me but but its something about that house its just calls my name. 😍😍😍😍 Ohhh I just wish to have it 😭😭😭

[@c.konstantinovna]

This one was incredible I've watched it 2 times so far it reminds me of back in the same times as the old Dark Shadows shows. You guys have the most handsome accents I could listen all day to you talking 🤭

[@mathumper]

Omg open it!!! The canisters! Another great castle! Always enjoy you Leslie and Danny Thank you take care of yourselves

[@ludivinasalinas3730]

Another wonderful discovery of ancestral life. ( in Portugal ) I noticed those "iron" floor containers in the first room and was bummed they were skipped. But you found in following room. I don't know if this is correct, but my thinking is on cool evenings they could put embers from the fire for warmth. Please know I LOVE IT when you check in cabinets, armoires, drawers, desks, etc. Also, I DON'T CARE how long it takes...I always watch to the end (I would even watch a Part 1 & Part 2)❤️🙏🏼. You guys are great explorers. 💯 I appreciate all the climbing, crawling and SPIDER WEBS😳 you have to do and face. Stay safe. ❤️🙏🏼👍🏼

[@crowznest438]

They don't show closeups of what I want to see, either. Just can't get it all, I guess.

[@theresa_lili]

Did they put rocks from the fire in those pots?

[@ANGELIsHere]

Hello from Orlando, Florida, U.S.A! I always look forward to watching your exploration videos. You don't just walk us through these fascinating abandoned places, you always give us magnificent Theatrical Presentations! From the costumes to the music, to the way you show so much respect, love and care for these beautifully decayed abandoned places. You make us feel as if we are there with you walking around these fascinating places. That is what an exemplary World Explorer does! I don't have to wish we had more explorers like you... because we have the best! The BROS OF DECAY! No one does it better than you guys! Keep on doing what you're doing. God bless! :-)

[@wendywestra]

I have lived in Australia all my life. My parents are Dutch and I just love the respect Leslie has for all that he presents to the viewer. Fantastic. He doesn't overshadow his finds with religion, he shows us what he sees. Fabulous 😂

[@LisaNelsonSnugglebunny]

I always look forward to new episodes!❤️

[@jennygrotemeyer9722]

The flags are pennants. They show who is in residence, and noble visitors. You guys do great work. Sometimes l want to yell through the phone when you guess what something is and are wrong and l know what it is. I am close to seventy nine and grew up with things my grandmother used, and my mom used too. I have been in love with antiques and old stuff since l was young.

[@judyparsons1657]

Thanks Danny and Leslie another beautiful place

[@clivemacken552]

The curved brush is for crumbs on the table servants would brush them of onto the catchment plate. So beautiful I would love to be able to restor places like these as they should be kept they are the history that once they go it gone forgotten

[@deborahphillips1909]

I have only one thing to say absolutely MAGNIFICENT you guys nailed it with this one awesome video

[@azzamarwan5476]

This is so beautiful palace but in the same time i feel sad that they left the place and never come back . They should save this palace and it's furniture . Thanks to you lasly and Mark for sharing . ❤❤🎉🎉

[@dniko4]

I am just perplexed how everything was just left behind. There are beautiful furnishings and valuable things just left to rot. Why would the people just abandon all these things in their home? Thank you Leslie and cameraman. I absolutely loved this tour. The home looks so inviting and cozy. Appreciate the tour. This one was one of your best.

[@CjbrkBrooks]

Do you want your parent’s things? My girls don’t want my things. They have their own tastes.

[@Taperet]

The round bronze object that appears on the ground at 34:30 is a brazier. It was filled with oak charcoal, lit slowly and served to heat the room like a stove. If the coals were properly maintained, without moving them excessively or adding more coal, they could heat a room throughout the night or on the coldest days of the year. I myself have one in my house that belonged to my grandparents. King regards.

[@ljohnson8785]

So glad you added this! I searched & could not find an explanation. There was one under each window in the large sitting room & I was trying to look at them. They did not stop to comment on them until they got to this one. They are fantastic. 😊

[@rchambers1993]

This is incredible.. the kitchen is like a movie set.. the flags, cabinets artwork, photos,, just incredible!❤

[@gwencasados4741]

The furnishings were absolutely amazing and sad that no one has tried to save it for history. Great job guys. Love your adventures into the past. ❤

[@Marycedarcreek]

I love this house. Portugal furniture I bet is very heavy. I love the french skinney legged furniture. Although this is beautiful to look at. I really loved this kitchen. The shady light from the shy lights lit it up in all corners and the tile is just lovey. And even had the old pots. I noticed some newer stoves too. You had eough room to put a large brass expresso machine. Mixers. 2 fridges and a giant freezer. Just really running on. What I could do with that kitchen. And that seperate cooking room, now wasn't that really something. Couldn't quite figure that out unless they cooked alot of meat in there maybe. And the stain glass sun room was just beautiful. Thanks for a wonderful video. 😊

[@lisamelberger441]

So beautiful,hate to see it rotting ,wish someone could save it,great video guys

[@alwaysthesleepless1]

What a beautiful castle, I really liked all the furniture. It always makes me a little sad to see photos of people who are no more. I wonder what happened to them. Such a pity it is left to decay, many thanks for the interesting tour.

[@ramona_rami5643]

An absolutely fascinating Portuguese palace! Almost incredible to watch so much history and beauty slowly rotting away! I love the antiques and the old family photos! Lesley, you're a wonderful explorer and storyteller! Danny is great with the camera and explaining the Portuguese history and traditions! Thank you for this lovely exploration!❤

[@irishred2u2]

This my favorite home you have explored thus far. Incredible craftsmanship from the ceiling to the wine cellar! The wood carvings must be priceless! Don't even get me started on the alter in the chaple!! It would have been nice to peak behind the wood panels in the "cherub " room. I notice the hinges in the paneling when you were admiring the red velvet drapery. Incredible home!

[@LupitaPolit-ng5pf]

Great places Portugal country absoluble amaizing so charming beatuful towns traditions cultur

[@ruthbeck2050]

What a beautiful place wish they could save it and the wonderful furniture. Thank you loved the video Leslie and Danny

[@elizabethroberge1587]

Yes, I agree. I loved everything about this castle, video! The still intact furniture, the beautiful light coming through, the pictures on the wall. I somehow wish, that the family would contact you and narrate a bit of their life of themselves growing up there. What they kept in those barrel, their daily, yearly routine w family. It's really ashame that the kids or Anyone doesn't this place! Instead it's rotting away : ( thank you Leslie!

[@LupitaPolit-ng5pf]

Absolubly true Portugal ist beautiful country to thank you so scharmings amaizing heritage peaceful hamony

[@alicallahan6038]

I just love your excitement, Leslie, as you and Danny travel through these old places. It's extremely entertaining. You two really know how to entertain your viewing audience. Keep them coming!

[@kimblanchet4497]

So much beautiful furniture and artifacts! What an amazing palace

[@mayadegodoy]

The way you say João it's SO CUTE! I love listening to people around the world talking portuguese and paying attention to their accent. One easier way to say João (and any other poruguese word ended with "ão") it's to think about the sound lions do, their roar, and trying to imitate (without the "r" part) while saying the "ão" part.

[@cherienafo7676]

Australia// What an absolute treat !! AMAZING. Thank you guys.

[@samcolt1079]

Bros do it again. You guys are great. You must have so much fun doing this. These places are just so cool. Such a shame to see these home going to ruin and so many people need places to live. The antiques are rotting away with these great homes. WHY. We will never know but you guys bring it to us to see. You should have a TV show. It would do well. Thank you Lesley and Danny and the rest of you that help make this show so great. Stay safe we will keep watching.

[@diogenes5654]

We have loved your European house tours for years. I used to think:" don't show where this is or it'll be broken into". Later I thought, nobody gives a damn about all those treasures and they are left to rot....so show where these places are located so people can either have some lovely cherished pieces in their humbler homes or sell them to others who will love them. Those who walk out and can be so blase about leaving these gems, don't deserve them. Keep up the good work! Thanks.

[@UpsetGranny-yr5wn]

Someone cares. Someone put the bickets down to catch the water.

[@barbaraalexander1691]

Do you know what stealing is. It still belongs to someone in the family.

[@wendylou8963]

I think this is my fav home. I get such a great feel from this place. I can just see the hustle and bustle of kids and guests. Fab!!

[@thebeepolen76]

It used to be that only wealthy people could afford to go on a summer stay at a beach. So there were much fewer people. One of the hobbies of the wealthy children was to search the beach for the coolest shells that the ocean washed up each new season. This is why you find so many of these perfect and unusual shells in the wealthy mansions.

[@AndreaLudwig-u8g]

Beautiful😊

[@mamaluvify]

This mansion is just wonderful i love the masonary too it peers into the past I just love it! Ty Lesley🎉🎉😂🎉🎉😊😊😊😊

[@Kelli78]

The furniture! Ugh I wish I could get every piece! I cringe bc it so beautiful… but it is someone else story … I can definitely appreciate the craftsmanship ❤ the ink wells ❤❤ the hutches ! My granny had a hutch built in her wall

[@Jupiter-Janet2025]

I have to say that the Portuguese palaces are my favorite of all of your explorations, along with France! Great vid Bros❤👍👍

[@Stokerkd]

Amazing place. I really enjoy watching your explorations.! Decorative broom and dustpan in the dining hall is for taking care of crumbs at the table before the next course.

[@garlandedwards1749]

What a beautiful palace!! It's a shame that it's abandoned. All of those stunning antiques decaying. Thank you for your videos. 😊

[@teresastommel6367]

What a Beautiful palace. Y'all are so lucky to be able to walk around in this beautiful home. It's HUGE! How many stair ways are there in that home? Thank y'all for sharing. Y'all are the Best on the Internet for sharing the History of this one. & All others y'all have explored. ☺️🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@marilynkornelsen5734]

Gorgeous home i wish i could afford this place ❤😊 thank you for showing it

[@surgicalg9143]

This video totally blows my mind. Leslie, you really outdid yourself on this one. Thanks from Wisconsin for all the videos you put out there for everyone. Thanks again Danny for all the excellent camera work.❤ To my opinion you guys are the best.

[@taranicole1669]

It always makes me feel so sad to see such a beautiful place falling apart. Its really great that you can document, capture it on film before it's gone! ❤🙏 This place needs to be restored. So many wonderful treasures from a very interesting period of time.

[@jomoore9490]

I love Leslie story telling is so amazing I could listen to him all the time. Danny and Him interact together beautifully.

[@jyothiganesh2622]

Hello Leslie n Danny...Incredible exploration. I just enjoyed watching it. Amazing furniture and wooden carvings on it. Blown away. I must say this is your one of the beautiful exploration. Thank u both do much

[@ginaderosebell3526]

Such a beautiful place. You guys really found a good one!

[@mariahelenabarbosa4561]

Hi! I am Portuguese. My paternal grand father was a merceneiro. He made furniture just like that. All the furniture that he crafted only the aristocracy in Portugal could afford to buy it.

[@ChroniclesofAlicha_Balaam]

Was some of this wood from overseas that the furniture was made out of??? Some of the wood of this furniture looked like Ebony Wood, very dark...was that a wood Indigenous to Portugal?

[@fengshan9785]

@@ChroniclesofAlicha_Balaam Usually made out of exotic wood imported from Africa or Brazil!

[@kimvalpy]

🧡 I'm from New Zealand,, those scissors,, were once used for shearing sheep,, we then used them for edge of cutting grass... Both of you guys work well together,, I really enjoy looking at "ALL " the antiques,, as 30yrs ago,, I use to do Antique auctions,, I love antiques,, they were made brilliantly,, not like today's rubbish... Keep up your great adventuristic tours,, just fantastic guys...😎

[@ShansAtlantis]

Of all the places I’ve seen through your eyes, this one seems to be the best preserved for the amount of time it’s been abandoned…

[@debbiescott6732]

WOW, I've watched a lot of your videos but this place was so beautiful and interesting. I can't believe how well preserved it has remained all these decades later. Simply gorgeous.

[@lmk1966]

Very beautiful palace with beautiful things still inside soooooo gorgeous

[@lailahammes4964]

Leslie and Danny, thank you again for documenting this great estate.

[@marciasanderson838]

Thank you! What a beautiful place.

[@seagoat53]

Speechless as well! Danny, you are so helpful with all of your interesting facts and input. Lesley you should have a shirt made that says, “Back in the day” or “Back in the time”. Sending light and love from USA! 🇺🇸😘😘

[@hazaodenorth329]

This is such a beautiful house. The big dining table and the kitchen were my favourite favourites 😊😊😊

[@billb5749]

Another beautiful video. Thank you Leslie and Danny for sharing this amazing place. The idea that this family may have had some kind of Templar connection is fascinating. Thank you guys. I have to say, it's a special treat that there are TWO new videos out on the same day. This one from Leslie's channel, and a new "van life" video on Danny's channel. Love it!

[@jerroldmcley4347]

That place needs to be turned into a museum

[@annahackiewicz595]

Absolut autentic, unique place. I cannot understand why nobody of the family members take care. As museum it will be wondeful.

[@taniawilliams9293]

I have never seen anything more beautiful! Thank you for sharing! Love you guys and your videos!💚💚💚🙏🙏🙏

[@sabrenatraylor3483]

Incredible!!! I would have to spend days exploring this amazing palace omg😊 What a beautiful treasure. Great video as ALWAYS. You're the best at exploring. Above and beyond all others I've seen!!!

[@Kitty_JK1]

Amazing, such an historic treasure you found!! And a lot of it is still intacrlt. Almost unbelieveble. I do hope🙏 that the next owners will turn this casle into un museum. So beautifull!! 💕😍

[@roguegalaxy8758]

🖤🦋”.. what Amazing place, heaven of the Antique , Thank you both to bring along ,wow ..😮🥺😍

[@williamskris6335]

TY so much for sharing!!! Love this palace and the beauty within, just amazing!!! TY!!

[@maggiebugden9463]

What marvellous decay the boys are showing us!!

[@maggiebugden9463]

By seeing these sad left behind things, it mks you want to put ur house in order!! Thank you boys!

[@lotusdolphin]

Well done, Lesley!! What an incredible place. It’s amazing that it still had all the artifacts in it. Absolutely unbelievable thank you so much. Sending good vibes from California.💜🫶🤗😎🇺🇸

[@LupitaPolit-ng5pf]

Great country and beautiful places Portugal thank you

[@froggieredcliffe8097]

Hi Lesley and Danny thank you for another beautiful mansion. all the photos of the family are wonderful. I can imagine all those people passing through this home. The Dining chairs and Sideboard Cabinets are stunning. The Dinner ware and Glasses are beautiful also. The Shears are Sheep shearing blades, we had a lot of them in Australia in the old days. The TV would have been fancy 40 years ago !

[@annaaugust1613]

I'm shocked at how old this home is!! It is of medieval times. The fireplace in the kitchen has a cooking surface that would've folded down, so the fire was below it, and many pots could be placed there. Would've been a very large amount of food cooking. The artifacts in this home are dated back possibly to the 1500's!! I love the history that you have uncovered!!! ❤

[@mindymorgan8479]

Yes so much is way older than 1700s. Perhaps they brought older furnishings to this new castle. Also 1700s is the 18th century. So many very old pieces in there.

[@amatista1733]

Lo que hay en el comedor se llama brasero y se usaba poniendo carbón encendido para calentar la habitación, la especie de cuchara es para mover el carbón y que no se apague, en España también se usaba.

[@odalysgonzalez2847]

Everything is so beautiful I wish the furniture now in days were the same. I love it

[@FilioKara]

Congratulations!!! Keep going!! You make amazing work!! With love from Greece!😍

[@naturegloadventures]

Absolutely INCREDIBLE place. Thank you, Leslie and Danny. I absolutely love hearing Leslie's voice presenting these amazing places! This is my favorite abandoned place channel yet!

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Wow that's awesome 😎💯 amazing it's like a museum that furniture and architecture the history is so cool 😎👍

[@ChroniclesofAlicha_Balaam]

35:04 Large Cast Iron Pot with elongated flat looking spoon...I believe this is to scoop out embers from a wood stove or fireplace to be put into the pot and then taken into another room to warm the room before going to bed. Beautiful Portuguese Villa...reminds me of a farmhouse estate! Just lovely. Hope the family gets some family member in there or a Caretaker to help preserve their memories and family heirlooms or maybe even turn it into a museum would be cool. Definitely a piece of history.

[@ssm9451]

Amazing palace. Leslie and Danny, you are the best!!!

[@mariawade913]

Stupendous and breathtaking history, architecture, and palace!

[@marielincorvaja3848]

Thank you for sharing Leslie and Danni. Love this one well done 👍

[@kq20117]

The dish on the floor is a chafing dish, which is designed to keep hot food warming. It is missing the part that would hold the candle or sterno can. The top dish sits atop another which would hold hot water. It keeps food (stews, sauces, soups) warm.

[@chris.asi_romeo]

Love watching your videos. There's alot of templar symbolism in that house. One of their treasure could be in there. Portugal is one of the main camp of the templars. That family probably has templar blood.

[@christophercooper670]

It's always strange how families just up and leave, leaving everything behind in these places

[@bobbieirwin9890]

Hi again . What you are showing me is just breath taking. Thanks 😊

[@willyegger4488]

Woow dear Lesley, that is a majestic and very ornate looking palace! - And in the other part of the picture is that room with the incredibly beautiful furniture. I am already excited to see and hear, what you are going to reveal us about this highly amazing and fascinating looking palace. Stay safe, peace and kindest regards from sunny and very warm Switzerland.

[@annsmith4739]

Hi Willy we are here again blessings Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️

[@maraalanis3451]

Maravilhoso! Principalmente pelo vínculo com os Cavaleiros Templários. Isto é História.

[@loriyack4749]

This place was great! Thank you guys❤

[@raymondberry2688]

Excellent program, really enjoyed watching it. Thanks

[@jumaris28]

That kitchen was so spacious and functional.. 😮 know that once that was occupied and running the normal days with a living family .. it’s sad to see how places died off. 😢 Thank you Leslie& Danny , always a pleasure to watch yr videos !❤👏🏻👍

[@ladytamaya4737]

I love the way you and your team are editing these fantastic videos. The topics are of great historical interest and the emphasis you put into each and every abandoned house just amazing! I was born in Brazil and in my country "Batismo" means Christening of a child and "Comunhao" (First Communion) is actually the photo you have shown: a Christian tradition during which a person of the church first receives the Eucharist. I have such a picture :) taken of me when I was 12 years old.

[@emmypuspasari]

I really enjoy this Home sweet Home tour this time... all the stuffs are still look Great and so Beautiful !! Thanks Leslie for the trip.. greetings from Indonesia

[@ilyb3052]

Thank you Leslie and Danny for sharing with us all your wonderful explorations you guys are truly the best explorers really enjoyed this one, greetings from Miami Beach Florida 🏖