Fully furnished abandoned German family home - Two twins vanished away?!

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In this week's episode, we are showing the first location of our explore in Germany. We found this fully furnished abandoned house which gave us a really warm and cozy feeling due to all the stuff that was inside. At first sight, we thought wow what a look in the past but eventually, we found a calendar and with our surprise, this place was not abandoned for a long time... Check out all the other mysteries we find inside of this home.
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Fully furnished abandoned German family home - What happened to these two twins?
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[@calithunder]

Ive said it before but ill say it again, i really wish more people were like you guys...your personalities, your morale...good natured and kind. I always look forward to your videos.

[@carolbroome6559]

I agree! I love these guys the best! Out of all the explorers they do an awesome job of showing the details. And the respect they have is awesome! I love you both💞

[@hotord205]

each time i look at your videos it’s always reminds me that we are on this great place called earth only the time of a dream 👍

[@JenniferClevenger20]

I believe this was the house of an elderly couple. The twins were their children and they grew up in that house and then moved out. Had kids of their own and brought them there for visits to see their grandparents. The picture you saw downstairs of the young couple with a child sitting in the chair, that is one of the twins. Just because the pic was there doesn’t mean they were the ones living there. I have pictures of my kids but I don’t have many pics of myself laying around my house. I think they parents eventually died and the house has been sitting there waiting for the twins to come and go through it. It’s hard to go through your parents stuff after they’re gone. Especially since it looks like a few generations worth of stuff to go through. And the longer you put it off, the harder it becomes to go do it.

[@ruthcoombs2943]

Hi guys, what an amazing vid,so sad to see such a beautiful home left behind,and such a mystery as to what happened to any family members, but if someone did pass away in the family,it may be still too hard and painful,for any family member to deal with the property,even after 5 years,the blood stain,could of been caused by someone cutting themselves by accident,when family members,first went through some of there belongings,as there was such a lot of stuff in the house,great vid guys👍,take care!

[@maximhollandnederlandthene7640]

This is someone's holiday house, Its not abandoned at all.! Its burglary

[@musicinthesierras]

I agree. This house is not abandoned. Just not lived in .

[@ethelnewberry151]

@@maximhollandnederlandthene7640: 100 thumbs up for your comment!!!

[@billeberhardt5022]

I think u are on to something ….

[@robynm31305]

WOW I don't know what to say. I'm crying this brought so many memories of a couple from Germany that were like my grandparents. They came over here the depression started in Germany, when they got here the depression hit the U.S. they told me stories of having to sleep in ditches covered only by newspapers. They became a maid and Butler for a wealthy family in Savannah Georgia saved enough money to buy land and build a shrimp boat dock in his back yard and died very wealthy. Most of the furniture in that house like the table you were sitting next to when you signed off was made by Cushman colonial which was bought out by Ethan Allen. He went to Chicago back in the 1950's and ordered the whole house of furniture. They have little medal tags under all the furniture with numbers, my furniture has the #107 on all of it. He was the 107th customer Cushman colonial made furniture for. The furniture is put together with small wooden dowels , no nails and is cherry wood. I loved this one ❤️. Memories.

[@rockysablue]

Thank you for your story Robyn x

[@sureshbabu2028]

Is this your grandparents house? Plz let me know indetail. I am curious to know the history of this house.

[@suezy1969]

robyn Nelson im just wondering that if this is your relatives home? And if so why is it just left ?

[@robynm31305]

No I don't know the people or house it just brought back memories

[@fotonmom]

@@robynm31305 That was a nice memory for you to share, Robyn. Good story.

[@CarmenRodriguez-xm1dw]

That house is a museum of beautiful antiques. The house of wonderful memories.

[@nancybarnhill9235]

The rug on the wall is called a tapestry. Was there a kitchen sink? The wall lamp is copper. You guys are really respectful! Great explore! 😻

[@Explomo]

Nancy Barnhill Thank you Nancy! We think, even if a place is abandoned and already slightly vandalised it is extremely important to treat is with all the respect. Glad you’ve enjoyed it and till next time! :-)

[@dafikido]

So... We're going to die bring nothing,, make me realised that we spent our entire life collecting junk that ended up in the thrash when we die

[@capecod50s]

dafikido Well that is ok ... sometimes these items bring comfort, solace and peace.

[@Samael-Metzger]

It's Capitalism!!

[@Smokey420Greenleaf]

pretty much how it always goes. family only sells or keeps items they personally see value in. women tend to throw tools and vehicles away, men tend to throw dolls and antiques away, kids tend to throw away pretty much anything they don't have use for when family dies because they dont know the value of it, so they assume it's junk.

[@Smokey420Greenleaf]

@@Samael-Metzger ... how is not being able to bring stuff with you when you die capitalism? were you dropped on your head as a baby?

[@monicabalagosa1726]

I do agree with u anyway, we should live simple life and contented of what we have

[@angeliquemoore2300]

At least no one has gone in there and disrespected the peoples stuff by putting graffiti everywhere or stealing the expensive items. I love watching videos like this. God bless you for showing and not destroying these beautiful homes.

[@yankeedoodle5691]

Oh, those baby shoes were priceless!!

[@johnallen2771]

I think I have watched almost all of your videos and it's so great to see that you are still doing it. One thing for sure, I am dumping out a lot of the things I have as I don't want my house to seem filled with garbage when I pass on to the next realm. Why do people buy so many fake flowers and fruit? I don't like them. Keep up the good work, from John in California.

[@Explomo]

Hey John, We think the same about this whenever we pass away we want all our belongings stored somewhere and not just letting it decay. The fake flowers must be a thing back then but we see them a lot now a days so must be still a thing. after all thanks for the comment :) Kind Regards from the Netherlands, Explomo

[@believeinjesus8862]

Sure causes a person to re-evaluate.....for sure!!!

[@tammybrennan9506]

John Allen I was just thinking the same thing. I think the family was hoarders or maybe I just live like a minimalist. So much Stuff.

[@sureshbabu2028]

I discarded unnecessary things and adopted minimalist lifestyle. Now I am free and happy.

[@ethelnewberry151]

John Allen: Fake flowers, fake fruit??? That was all the rage in the 50's through the 60's. Many people bought them to decorate dining room tables, buffets, kitchen shelving, etc...Just a fad back in those days.

[@marywalker2896]

Once a home filled with love,life,laughter now a sad place left lost,lonely and frozen in time .great video..as always..I expect nothing less from y,all..always the best .

[@joharmon2148]

It's strange that the house has been empty for so long yet there really isn't much dust or cob webs. As for that room I think it was family looking for money and valuables. The light fixture you asked about in the begining was copper other peices were bronze and copper. You guys did a great job once again.

[@Explomo]

Hey Jo, it is indeed very strange that there isn’t many dust or coat webs. We think it’s because it is a well known place where many go for exploring. Maybe the rooms where also searched trough by thief’s, never know... These light fixtures looked really good even in 2019 it would stand out. Thanks a lot for the comment :)

[@francinahumphrey9535]

I heard that 3 generations of one family from Germany parents, 2 children, and grandparents killed in a plane crash. They were teachers, they saved 20 years for a trip of a life time to Florida. Don't know if the timing is right,but it was the Concorde that crashed in France. Maybe it wasn't this family but maybe something tragic like that. What else could explain why practically every thing is left in the house.

[@dorothyjones1129]

This is so perfect house you can really get the feeling of this couples whole life and I am getting emotional with tears as is all forgotten for some reason.maybe some argument with family over inheritance,maybe but is completely everything left inside

[@juditholson658]

I knew the family through volksmarching in Germany when I lived in Germany in the 80s.I am a red head also so when I first saw the twins I asked if I can get a picture of us 3 together. They and their mom agreed. They found out I spent a lot of time on the Mississippi River ,camped on a lot of the islands that floated down the river to the dam locks and tug boats pulled the islands back up the river and one of my childhood girlfriend's mom cleaned the inside of the steam and paddle boats while the tourist was spending the day on land sightseeing at the city port. They really had a great interest in all that , so I told them I will share my memories with them if they shared theirs memories of Germany and we all helped each other learn the other ones' language. They went to a lot of volksmarcing and i did too. The 2 lambs their dad hand made for them . Their entire family called the twins their "little lambs" The blue bikes were their bikes and the last year I was around them their folks bought the girls a tandem bike which they loved Their family seamed normal and happy. All 3 ladies could sew needlework and do craft arts and cook to perfection. The Dad could repair build anything from wood to electronics. They all were great gardeners....but when the Dad , as the day went on , got more liquor in him they got more distance from him . He was moody. I moved back to.America. I asked one of my American friend that still lived near them about the girls. She said that one twin had a baby and they all lived in same place together. One night Dad came up stairs and started to abuse the twin that did't have baby and the other one stabbed him. He died for sure I heard at hospital.

[@annastasiaedwards6109]

The vibe of the house felt off putting, like something had happened. That explains it. How sad.

[@j9email73]

It's so puzzling to find a home packed with items from three or 4 generations! No one wanted the job of cleaning out the house and garden. So MUCH STUFF!! Maybe they all just went traveling. I'm coming to you from San Francisco, California, USA! I always enjoy seeing your adventures. Thank you for the great exploration of a German home! 😊👍👍💕

[@sharontuscano3645]

Janine , this is how it happens (the accumulation) for some of us. 1. Grandparents pass on, we get furniture and mementos the no one could part with. 2. You are older now and your parents pass on. Now you have some of their things in your home. So there you are with 3 generations of possessions in 1 home. If I were to die soon, that's what you'd find in my home. I am starting to sort out and sell, tideous process.

[@cindyj7506]

The respect and care you guys show in exploring is admirable. I love watching your videos as a person can see the passion you both have for antiques and history. ❤️❤️

[@annsmith4739]

All these things that get left ,makes you wonder why we collect things ,but in saying that ,they are things that means something,but no one else does ,only you .my sister used a tea spoon with a teddy bear on the top of the spoon,she told me she used it a work making tea ,30years ,she couldn’t leave it when she retired .I wouldn’t of known that ,so I do get it .love to my beautiful explorers Ann uk xxx

[@raziselamat7599]

You guys are so respectful.you don't even show the details of e passport..n guys ,u really take care of all the items inside those abandoned houses.No shifting of materials n such...Great job guys.👍 From me, your fan from Singapore.🇸🇬.love watching all your videos..

[@IsitMe65]

Those bells went around a cows neck so you could hear where it was out in the field in the dark. And the bells would keep other predators away from cow.

[@grandmacarla4258]

What a homey little house! You could feel the love that existed there from all the small details. Again guys, great video. Glad you are adding more subscribers!

[@LorettaMoore1234]

I love how you go through everything. Every door, every box, every drawer. You never know what you might find. You guys are the first ones I've ever subscribed to.

[@debrabensinger1331]

Whoever's the owner is has to do something with the house. That is such a beautiful house and has a lot of character to it

[@hayleyfaye2933]

hey guys I am from Germany and this brought memories back when I lived with my grandparents. The one book you looked at looks like a book from the bank where you keep track of how much money is in your account. And the stuff pets the mole and elephant are from a kids series called die sending mit der maus…by the way the wooden spoons you saw they also used them to woop your butt lol .thanks for showing it was nice.

[@chrisreed1188]

I am actually from New Orleans. How interesting to see that wall decoration in Germany.

[@surgicalg9143]

So good to see you using filter masks against the extreme dangers from mold and mildew. You are both young and I enjoy your videos. Stay safe.

[@squirellvr57]

I just can't thank you enough for sharing your explorations, but most of all you care of of the property and respect to the past inhabitants.

[@somersetflower]

This is one of your best finds . I love the respect and care you take with others personal things. I think the family may have had to leave in a hurry because I don't think they would have left all their memories behind otherwise . Congratulations on your partnership so lovely to watch you both together. Stay safe and good luck with the studies .

[@tracy85777]

I WISH I COULD MOVE IN AND GIVE IT ALL THE LOVE AND RESPECT IT DESERVES. I CAN'T SEEM TO STOP COMMENTING ON THIS. I THINK THINGS ARE ON THE BEDS FROM PEOPLE COMING IN AND SNOOPING BUT THAT THE TWINS OR WHOEVER STILL COME BACK.

[@SBG762]

I think it's sad when people go through really hard times because it scars them the rest of their lives. They never throw anything away. I could throw away 80% of what is in that house and it would look so nice. I have the same problem with food. I put myself through college and many times was beyond hungry. Now I hoard food. So much! My cabinets are stuffed full. But if there is a SHTF situation, I'm covered for at least a year!

[@anita4332]

I bet you're covered now :P

[@rosalindgibbs2850]

It's to sad to look at peoples stuff who might have passed over and leave everything the stuff looks nice and it sitting there to rot Bless you 2 young men for having a passion to see how places got abandon.

[@Remi-Rae]

I love how you guys keep it slow. Let us take it all in to sometimes I want to see it all, know we can’t but you guys get us close

[@dondavis3188]

To me it is amazing that you find these beautiful homes full of treasures and antiques that have been there for years. Here in the states the house would have been trashed and everything gone through and treasures stolen and the house spray painted with graffiti and left to rot. Nothing is sacred! Thank you for showing us the great finds that we are all enjoying.

[@SRay-or3nc]

40:23 I had some of those earrings. It is a peacock feather with beads added!

[@gradybell1370]

Maureno, Remon ...another awesome video, your viewers really enjoy the explorations you guys bring especially ones like this. It's really awesome the way you guys bring a small part of others lives into our imaginations and open doors that we would never get to walk through, and feel different kinds of emotions from curious to sadness leaving lost treasures behind. Keep up the good work guys, also the choices of music just really sets the tone to your videos. Take care God bless

[@spongebobsqueeze]

Im starting to feel redundant because I always say the same thing. Really, really enjoyable video.. i think all of the clothing out on the bed was someone trying to pack in a big hurry. Probably looking for personal items they wanted to take and could not remember where they were located. You guys are right up there with the best 2 or 3 abandoned videographer’s i have found on youtube and believe me I look! I have never bothered to sign up to be a patreon before but your videos are worth it, so I am. Your videos are consistently well done and good quality. This is what abandoned videography should be and I am a fan.

[@JMidwest1999]

I can’t figure out why the people who lived in the homes that you video had so much stuff? Where did they buy all of that stuff and get it back to the house? I can see if there has been more than one generation living in these homes (mansions), but it is still soooo much stuff.

[@capecod50s]

I believe the light with a pull switch is hammered copper. Did you notice the baby bottles and child’s sippy cup in the kitchen cupboard. There was probably a grandchild(ren). I love the entry hall. Oh my what a beautiful dress! The canes and walking sticks are awesome. I love the contents of her china closet. The sunflower picture is wonderful. The clock in the case is a travel clock. 😊 I also have a doll collection and my son who I adore calls them my creepy dolls. 🤣Just exactly what is it with you guys ... so silly. They have dear faces and make me happy. 🤣

[@michelleevans5531]

After seeing those wooden shelves above the kitchen windows, I asked my husband if he can make me some and he said yes🥰

[@loriestevenson3201]

My mom called them cornice boxes.

[@Sssssssslf]

Aww that's sweet of him 😊

[@madelynrogador9174]

I feel sad I remember our house in the Philippines 🇵🇭 before we abondoned 1987 due to my father illness some of our neighborhood told us your house become a hunted house already. During my vacation 2013 from Saudi i visited our home it feel me more sad i remember my childhood memories no one cares our home and it really look like a hunted house.

[@janicewelch517]

Why not fix it up, use it as vacation home, or sell it , its a shame to have to give something up that your father worked so hard for. Respect his hard work he gave you as children.

[@MsTxsweetheart]

The dispute of the hat pin or earring. It's a hat pin. My grandparents came from Germany, slightly over 100 yrs ago. They migrated to Michigan, USA. I believe they came in through Canada. I moved to Texas after High School and have been to New Orleans, Louisiana a few times, it's only a 5 hr trip from my home. Thank you for a look into items my great grandparents may have had.

[@janicepaulson1347]

Absolutely beautiful house, would love to live here! Love the German and Dutch!

[@rodagrail3231]

I love watching u 2 guys together...u work so well together and compliment each other in the right way. Your parents can be very proud of there sons. Blessings

[@brokendolly6967]

This home seems to be so warm and inviting, good vibes.😊

[@urbexteambrabant6783]

Doesn’t matter how much you explore or watch, everytime you’re amazed that everything is left behind whatever the reason might be. But guys.... almost one hour of footage.... my boss is asking what I’m doing😂😂😂

[@Explomo]

Urbex Team Brabant Oops 😂 tell your boss you were having an Explomo marathon LOL, thank you for watching :-)

[@sharoncropp6101]

Mr Urabant, maybe you should stop padding your paycheck by watching these wonderful young mend while you should be working, Watch them at home on your own time., I would be asking what you were doing also were I your boss

[@bevolson7619]

Loved the dining room curtains.. lovely furniture…. A very loving home vibes is being transmitted via this video…

[@jwollman9475]

A lot of memories left behind. In some countries there is costly inheritance taxes which is why a lot of European homes are left abandoned with all the contents. I am not sure we will ever know the full story. Perhaps someone in the area knows. Thank you for sharing this explore.

[@Smokey420Greenleaf]

that is actually a very good point. I've never heard of an inheritance tax but that would explain a lot when it comes to all these places left full of valuable items.

[@jamessmith1652]

That's interesting. It's as if the kids prefer to let it slowly decay rather than let the state take half of it.

[@ModupeAyodele]

Whow looks like they just upped and left!!! Such a beautiful house.

[@Explomo]

Thank you Modupe! Glad you liked it. Take care :-)

[@kathym2501]

I am from Louisiana. New Orleans was my weekend playground in my college days. Live in Illinois now. Really miss my home. I just recently found you guys and really enjoy your videos.

[@dorothyjones1129]

Beautiful home so glad is not vandalized

[@dondavis3188]

I forgot to add I am a new subscriber. I took over my husband’s iPad and started watching your videos and really enjoyed them. I live in a small town outside of Las Vegas Nevada.

[@jasminasamodien2369]

I really enjoyed your video.well done guys .love old antiques

[@talklifewithSylvia]

Definitely my favourite urban explorer channel. You the only ones who do this much detail and care. When I watch I feel I have seen everything I wanted to see.

[@mileensantos1300]

My favorite part of house is the garden and dinning room.And u guys are great.

[@Explomo]

Hey Mileen these parts where really nice :). Thanks a lot for the comment :)

[@willyegger4488]

Hi Maureno and Remon, Explomo, I always love your compassion, when you are doing an explore. - So also this video of the abandoned fully furnished home of a German family was once again a very well made explore video, which i enjoyed watching and listening to your comment. It's always amazing to see how much sensitivity and deep respect you are showing during your exploring tour. - For me you belong to the best explorers on KZbin! - This second and smaller camera you were showing, is as far as I could identify it, a S-8 filmcamera. I still have a similar still operational camera of this brand Nizo. - All this very personal stuff just remaining left behind, could tell stories of a probably very harmonic couple, that spent their lives for a very long time together in this house. - It was somehow very touching to see. - And, - I really agree fully to you, how it seems so sad to see some items, like all these clothes in packages. - Wishing you a wonderful pre-Christmas time, peace and lots of blessings. - Kindest regards from Switzerland.

[@latinqueen2000]

Judging from the medicines, someone in the house was Diabetic. Great explore, guys!

[@vikingdeathstrike]

I had to abandon my home and everything in it with exception of a small duffel bag of items in 2016. It is a terrible feeling and thing to have to do. I love watching these types of videos. Recently found your channel and have been binge watching. Love the both of you and how yous are respectful, very caring but also try to piece together what happened to the people. I feel extremely sad for the families be they wealthy or every day people, because going by my own experience only death or something very serious happened. I can imagine what people would think and wonder about me were they to find and explore the time capsule of my home that thankfully was perfectly clean, and all my belongings with zero indication where I went/what happened to me. Especially as it was me literally up and disappearing for good reason without a choice. My morning cup of coffee still sitting on my side table, clothing in my washer, a piece of needle work/cross stitch on my other side table, valuables, photos etc all left behind as though I was simply away for the day. I still struggle with the loss. It's not about having to leave behind the valuables, the beautiful antique and taxidermy collection I had. It's the personal things like photos, letters, all of my childhood stuff.. Stuff is just stuff at the end of the day however true treasures like photos cannot be replaced. Guess I should've left a giant sticky note on my 2016 calendar saying "I'm still alive and okay."😅 Keep up the awesome job guys!! New favorite channel! Love being able to see how people live in other countries. ✌💜💜💜

[@HeyItsCharlie]

I'm so sorry, this happened to me & my family, as well, I was only 8 years old, and my sister was 1 year old.. it was the day after Christmas... The house we went to had nothing... We didn't have much money, I remember only having one chair in our living room, and almost no food in the cupboards, sleeping on the floor for weeks, and then I only had a mattress... It was tough, not only that, our house was huge, and we had to move into a tiny home... And that's still where my family lives

[@babylon3841]

Hey It’s Charlie Why did you move?

[@HeyItsCharlie]

@@babylon3841 we didn't... We just left :(

[@vikingdeathstrike]

@@HeyItsCharlie I am so sorry. Especially as you were a child. When I was a teen we lived in something called a coal shack. No bigger than a regular sized bedroom. Wood stove for heat and cooking, no bathroom or sinks with an outhouse. We get tons of snow and temps go down to minus 30 (not sure what that is in American.) We used water basins for washing. Talk about awkward being a teen girl not having a bathroom. We mostly lived off expired mre's that ppl would donate by the case. They were gross but if not for them, we wouldn't have had anything to eat. I think we lived there for a yr. Looking back I appreciate every bit of the experience regardless how bad everything was. To this day I never take for granted having electricity to being able to turn a tap for water. Also a major insight into how ppl lived and serious respect back in the late 1800's when the house was built. Do you feel the same in some regards? Although I was older than you when my mom moved us into that tiny house, I so relate to what you lived through! I apologize for replying tonight. I meant to sooner.💜 Edit:/ Do these kinds of videos trigger you? I LOVE abandoned everything and anything. When I first started watching these types of exploration vids a few yrs ago, I loved them but they also made me feel sick and hella anxious. I'd have nightmares about my abandoned home. Doesn't bother me anymore. No need to answer if it's too personal of a question.

[@HeyItsCharlie]

@@vikingdeathstrike wow that is crazy and I'm sorry you had to go through that.. I agree though, it changed who I am and I actually appreciate that. I don't get triggered by these videos actually, maybe because I was so young I didn't really understand, and for a long time I thought we would go back... But when I was a teen, we visited the town where we used to live, basically just driving through, it felt weird, but I saw our house, someone else had moved in... That hurt too, my parents had built it together, life never turns our how you'd expect it! But sometimes it could be for the best, as that town recently became rundown and full of drug use, glad I didn't grow up there. I wish the best to you 💖

[@joannegollsneider6349]

Bathroom in the basement, he probably had to shower after working in the yard before he entered the main house.

[@Smokey420Greenleaf]

or maybe at one point they had a bedroom in the basement. lots of families do that here in the US, its much cooler in the summer.

[@elizabethtorres6069]

Wow, first abandoned house that looks lived in. I see no cob webs yet. Such a warm and welcoming home, their little personal trinkets, and souvenirs of pass voyages, saddens me. I know its been 6 years, maybe the descendants do not have the funds to take the property and its contents. First thing to do is secure the home, and lock it up from further vandalism. They are probably still mourning. By the looks of their home and items, I see a lot of love and a close family. The blood splatter could be a nose bleed, since it's just a couple of drops, and not a bloody crime scene. Not worried. That Nizo S56 8mm camera I believe it's a Schneider from 1975. Hope the owners enjoyed their travels, and lived a beautiful life. Filming things that made them happy. As always, My deepest condolences to the family, if there was a lost. Explomo dudes, thank you.💕

[@Explomo]

Hey Elizabeth, we hope that the people tried to get all the important stuff out by their selfs and not burglars or thief’s. Like you say let’s hope they enjoyed their lives and had a great time together ❤️. Sometimes we just wish that these houses where taken care off because it is always sad to see. We will never know what happened but let’s think about the positive :). Have a great day Elizabeth. Kinds regards, Team Explomo

[@debrabensinger1331]

So true

[@elizabethtorres6069]

@@Explomo You too Explomo Team. Love your videos, you folks show so much respect for their property. God Bless you both.💕

[@redrow1000]

when water sits in pipes for a long time with out use,the pipes rust once the water runs again for a bit the water clears,he must of did wood working to he had a belt sander.

[@makoromano5611]

You make me live like I was in a movie in the past , but it is really full of memories and rare antiques. You are creative because you live and make the past alive.

[@rledward6590]

Great Exploration of a wonder filled home! Thank You Young Men, for being so Respectful of the sanctity of this abode! As compared to many others videos I have seen, You Two are the Ultra Respectful, and genuinely amazed by your find! Safe Journeys and even more wonderful finds are in your future! ! ! Thank you for sharing with us!

[@bucklebunny6661]

Hi , I’m from the state of Colorado USA & really enjoy your vlogs !! Thank You for sharing!

[@Giant_Metal_Burrito]

"Wow look at those spices, yeah that's amazing" you'r guys reactions are priceless. lol

[@angiepops841]

That was a great video. I could have watched hours of that house. X

[@beverleystone1102]

I love you guy's you go into as much as possible. Your exploration s are always worth watching. Don't know how you find all these abandoned places but you clearly enjoy what you do. Thank you so much for entertaining is your audience. Stay safe and be happy. Beverley UK

[@markmurphy8303]

Thx guys , such an amazing find , very strange the house has been abandoned with everything still left behind. It would be cool to find more information as to why the home was left abandoned. Thank you maureno and remon great video as always.

[@Explomo]

Hey Mark, it is indeed a strange thought that everything is left behind. Wish we could do some research for you on what happened but this will always remain a secret.. after all good to hear you liked the video :)

[@ladypreddymadders]

I always enjoy your video's. Very respectful too. Keep up the great work guys and shared..xx

[@pamcomorski1734]

Should have called it the baby stroller house , odd what may have happened to the family .Love you guys thanks for the explore!

[@greybeard7121]

Very sad to see everything left. Maybe the twins live in the states and it was to expensive to take any of it?

[@Smokey420Greenleaf]

you'd be amazed at how many people these days dont want reminders of dead relatives around, and find it emotionally painful to go through their stuff after they die.

[@michellelt2004]

Wow that house was amazing and everything was just left. It was all in perfect condition, a time capsule for sure. Rotary phone! I love seeing those, reminds me of my grandma. Vandals go in and toss everything, trying to find anything worth anything. Great find and thanks for sharing.

[@Explomo]

Very welcome Michelle! Glad you’ve enjoyed it :-)

[@bonnieoshields5177]

Such an amazing video. Thank you so much for always taking your time and showing us everything. I really wish more explorers were like you.

[@brendayokum5666]

Thanks guys that home was beautiful what a shame every thing left behind so sad

[@carolmchargue7746]

Another great explore guys. I bet it was a very happy home at one time.

[@dinahmaebaldoza8086]

such a beautiful home..amazing place and still the water works..and no webs..take care both :-)can't wait the next videos..i'd enjoyed every video..

[@pamelalaub6204]

For an abandoned house there didn't seem to be much dust when you came up from the cellar.

[@asha3823]

11:12 that carefree pad though😂😂

[@sofia7374]

Great explore - thank you for being so respectful of everything in the house! Crazy that no one has done anything with the items or the house in so many years. I would have loved to have seen the outside of the house as well.

[@silvertears100]

wow what a find that place was

[@Explomo]

Dill Gray Thank you so much Dill! Really glad you’ve enjoyed it :-) take care

[@patriciamorton239]

I live in Crowley Louisiana, which is about 3 hours from New Orleans, Louisiana. Have been there many , many times. Great party town, especially at Mardi Gras, which is a state holiday. Enjoy your videos and keep up the good word.

[@kaydawson9786]

I like your sheep’s I do enjoy what you young men do. I truly love going to all these wonderful places with you. Thank you.

[@zoezo4]

How do you find these places?. The fact it hasn't been vandalised is so cool. I hope it remains that way and the things left behind, don't get stolen or anything so it stays frozen in time like it is currently. It is sad, like they were going to return and never did.

[@carmenescobedo7041]

I like all your videos, keep doing the good job, I like to see with detail the pretty things for decorations. Please try to show the books that are in most all the abandons, with more detail. Thank you guys for all your work. Take care of yourselves. God protect and blessed you both.!!! Carmen from El Paso, Tex. USA.🙏🤗💕🙅

[@marcust4238]

I live in New Orleans...you guys are doing some great videos...thank you!

[@tonyhussey3610]

Marc jackson you need to talk with Raymond..he loves New Orleans

[@amnaabeer824]

Well the window view was perfect

[@PROLUXY]

Wow what a blatant location👍. Something like that, you rarely find in Germany, keep it up and both thumbs up👍. I look forward to seeing you soon. I wish you a nice Christmas time. Best regards Marcus🎬🎥🎞️

[@jeanettedavies8665]

I think the twins are older now and moved out, but stayed from time to time, perhaps took it in turns as the parent grew ill, perhaps they find it too hard to go back there to collect the stuff...:( seems too clean to have been empty for 5 years tbh...

[@doloresroy8316]

This house is beautiful.

[@gothic_witch7475]

New sub! Love your vids. Keep them coming. Greetings from the netherlands.

[@rhondanobbe1734]

What a beautiful place, so sad it’s left alone. I hope no one goes into it and destroy everything. Maybe a family member will see your video and save this hone and contents.

[@jaredthisdelle5617]

100% German house my grandparents where and still one is alive there house was the same it's unreal how simalier they r that cane is sweet the clock I love it

[@carmenbecktel7133]

All the stuff we collect in our lives is wasted when we're gone. You can't focus on the material possession but the photos are sadly left behind. Cannot understand how family leaves all those memories behind.

[@farmslug]

I'm a viewer from New Orleans! It was surprising and fun to see the "Louisiana Steamboat Company" mirror. Love your channel. Keep on keeping on with these interesting explores. The blood could maybe blood from a looter that cut themselves on something while rifling through the house. Could be mouse droppings that got wet and spread out into a dried stain. Could be anything that was wet and dark, I suppose. Do you ever cross reference town historical documents or tax documents out of curiosity? Do you ever ask folks around town about the places you visit or would that blow your cover? Maybe y'all are so busy exploring and editing there isn't much time. Was that a real plant in the window that was still alive? I would have been compelled to water it to give it a chance for a few more years... Anyway, thank you again for such a lovely video! 🏡🏚️🎥📺

[@daniellefuskerud908]

Just found you guys. But love love you guys and how respectful you all are!!!!!! Love it keep it up. Oh and I'm from USA Tacoma Washington

[@Explomo]

Thank you so much Danielle! We’ll definitely keep it up :-) best, from the Netherlands 😁🇳🇱

[@Rachma-yg4wm]

I really love the music,interesting and easy listening and make me miss your vlog si much,thumbs up and keep up the good work😘💗

[@clairesims7275]

Wow, that’s like looking at someone’s who life story in fast forward, so very sad. Poignant that the photo you found was from that very chair in the room. Great find and I love your respect for places. 🌹

[@davidbrown8303]

My grandma has a exercise bike it's still like new because she never uses it. She says how she is going to start using it and lose weight but it never happens. a lot of awesome vintage things. I don't don't think it was empty long because the bottle of hand soap they still make. My mom buys it all the time at the 99 cent store. Thank you for the video.

[@delzek1]

Perhaps the twins had bad memories,? Or perhaps they have had good memories that they didn't want to change by going back and remembering it anew!

[@denisesimpson9617]

That was a peacock feather for a hat pin. There was mouse droppings on the bed I mean it could have been from an animal and I don't believe anything negative happened in the house as far as bad negative I just think somebody was distant distraught over maybe losing their parents in couldn't stay there and this never been back which is sad because all of the family heirlooms are right there in that house and yes I agree with someone else you said you guys were very respectful of the belongings in that house thank you for respecting other people's things

[@heidistinton721]

I was born in Malta,so I love to see homes left in Malta.

[@pamelalaub6204]

In the twins' room those may be clothes they left behind when they left home for college or moved. Their parents probably were left behind and getting older.

[@emegref]

Beautiful video and beautiful house.

[@Explomo]

Precious doroja Thank you very much Doroja! :D