He Lived in Desperate Loneliness ~ Abandoned Belgian Farmhouse

Exploring abandoned places is my hobby and finance it all out of my own pocket and the donations I get from the people who love watching the documentaries we make... A small donation would be greatly appreciated! ► / brosofdecay
This story will tell the tale of a very humble and kind Belgian man who lived the last year of his life in desperate loneliness until he passed away in 2006. After Ettiene passed nobody seemed to care anymore about the memories and items he left behind, everything in the house has remained the same from the day he passed. It is clear that he suffered from a severe medical condition at the end of his life and clearly, nobody was there anymore to help him out. Today we will tell his story and show you his wonderful house for one last time. Let peace be with you Ettiene
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Filmed by Lesley
Edited by ES Forgotten (Danny) ‪@ES.Forgotten‬
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[@BrosOfDecay]

Exploring abandoned places is my hobby and finance it all out of my own pocket and the donations I get from the people who love watching the documentaries we make... A small donation would be greatly appreciated! ► www.patreon.com/brosofdecay

[@sistersistersevenangels7484]

Get a day job and stop begging!! Are you starving?

[@songkhatvong3029]

@@sistersistersevenangels7484 you are the bad angels🤔

[@pattyhill548]

He's not begging. You don't have to be smart.

[@jessicaagosto3633]

your not my sister! The Lord rubuke you fake sister!!!!!

[@jessicaagosto3633]

i donate 3 dollars but i dont if it went thru to you Brother’s, how can i know you got it?

[@tamarrajames3590]

This house tells a long story, of a couple, newly married and starting life together like other young people. They entertained company in their home judging by the number of plates and chairs. They worked the farm together, preserving food in the summer months to carry them through the winter. The barrel with the handle was used to churn butter. They had children, and raised them in this home until they grew up and moved away, not wanting to be farmers. As the couple aged, friends died, and their world became smaller. When the Wife passed away, he was left with only memories, and his world shrank to only a couple of rooms as he waited to join his Wife again. Thank you for sharing this eloquent home.🖤🇨🇦

[@lizmilne5906]

Yes i was sitting here saying its a butter churn

[@tamarrajames3590]

@@lizmilne5906 My Gran used to make pin money selling butter and eggs, I churned enough butter in my youth to recognize a churn lol. Thanks.🖤🇨🇦

[@tamarrajames3590]

@Deb Leek Aging can be a very hard thing. One looks through old photos and realize how many friends have gone before. I know if my Husband of 46 years passes before me, I will face a similar situation to that of the man who last lived in this house. Day to day things matter so much less after that kind of loss. I watched my Gran spend her final years in the house she had shared with my Granther, and she said she was just waiting to join him.🖤🇨🇦

[@tamarrajames3590]

@Deb Leek so true, and good memories can carry us through a lot of hardship.🖤🇨🇦

[@redwheelbarrow9729]

Give me that life over the modern way of living.

[@deadtreebark]

Say a prayer to everyone that lives and/or dies alone, everyone needs community and friendship, god bless this poor man

[@BrosOfDecay]

God please bless him!

[@thehojo15]

You're born alone, you die alone. The rest is yours to fill the gap

[@deadtreebark]

@@thehojo15 go get another booster for $100

[@helenbartoszek243]

@@deadtreebark who pays $100 for a booster? They are free

[@pattyhill548]

God bless every one.

[@Chahlie]

Oh dear. This is why I have gotten rid of most of my things- so it won't be so pathetic when they eventually find my corpse. I wonder just how many people are in similar circumstances?

[@anamoreira9515]

Muitas com certeza.

[@lindaknight3771]

I too am reminded that my time is getting shorter and shorter. I have totally lost interest in cleaning house and trying to get rid of things, there is just me, all live far away..and during pandemic rarely make it home. I would like to fix up one room plus kitchen to live in! This explorer has shown compassion and understanding of someone who is at end of life..poor mobility and desire to clean. He seems to understand, and not criticize… that bed by the window, looking out onto busy road..was a contact with humanity for this fellow. I just wonder if that car accident was the reason they died in same year, same year as car….

[@ranisrikumar5735]

In our belief ( custom) old things shouldn’t be stored bcoz they bring negativity. There is a special day in every year for that to throw away such and make house clean… I think now everywhere waste artefacts dumping places r there, can’t understand people don’t dispose

[@annsmith4739]

Hi Lesley ,isn’t it sad ,everting is left ,I bet it makes you feel sad ,your actually standing in the rooms .He had some beautiful pices ,an things just sit their where he left them .sending love Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️

[@dorothea5647]

You can tell they lived there life and sad to see that often it ends like this when the time comes you cannot handle the place anymore and no one to help you. Mr Etienne must have been suprised on the fact that a young strange man is sitting on his bed and make a video about his house, if he was still alive. Great video again! thank u!

[@rachaelnewton4320]

It is so sad to see these abandoned homes, especially when they are quite often fully furnished with valuable items. How do you find these places and why are they left to rot? I understand most often it’s because there is no family left, but surely the authorities know about these homes and would organise an auction or something?

[@coldwindblowing]

I believe they are still alive, even in the death. They watch everything!! But can not touch nothing!!!

[@debidawson2769]

It makes me think about how ppl collect rather than making memories ..not that these ppl did but many do.

[@ramona_rami5643]

So hard for poor Etienne to put up with illness and loneliness, so very sad! By telling such touching life stories you become a messenger of kindness and love!The master bedroom with its beautiful antiques and old photos is amazing!! Thank you for this lovely exploration!

[@s.c.i.7506]

People must have come into this house and trashed it. It is impossible to believe the owner and is wife would leave the house in this condition.

[@smallchange5946]

Totally just despicable and reprehensible that somebody would actually come into this home and just absolutely trash it and, I'm talking about that entryway specifically because that's what I've seen so far and, you know without a doubt that this married couple didn't live like this.

[@bandgeekonflute]

The history that this house holds. And all those beautiful items left behind!

[@BrosOfDecay]

Just incredible to me!

[@ranisrikumar5735]

Huge collections of artefacts…. Meaningless beyond a period, ( junky stuffs really annoying to see later like this 🙄)can invest that time in creative work of any form. A suggestion only

[@ceilconstante640]

People of the older generation worked and grew together and usually died close to one another. Corsets we're also made for men. They work very well even today for spinal problems. I really appreciate how you take your time filming and are very respectful.

[@Shawnne01]

The stamp books remind me of my childhood here in the US. My mother collected Gold Bond and S & H Green stamps and saved them up to get stuff.

[@bethmann3283]

Makes you wonder how they got all that big furniture up those narrow stairs. I appreciate your knowledge of many of the antiques, rather than making guesses. Great tour!!

[@ranisrikumar5735]

Exactly what I thought 👍

[@lotusdolphin]

Leslie this was really interesting. So many beautiful things left behind. A sad existence towards the end. That house was enormous actually a four bedroom. Really glad you went back to film the history again. Most definitely couples do Pass from missing the other one. Especially if they’ve been together for a long time. I lost mom in March 20 20 and dad missed her so much that I ended up losing him and on Thanksgiving morning 2020. They had been together for 70 years. And that was married 70 years they were together three or four years before that. A long happy life together.

[@lindypierce3766]

❤️😢

[@laurasmith7976]

I liked the stairway leading up to the bedrooms. That was so fascinating.

[@BrosOfDecay]

I literally searched for it for almost 15 minutes haha

[@laurasmith7976]

@@BrosOfDecay ,Wow.

[@ceeteemcdee9680]

And I can't help but wonder how in the world did they get that furniture up those stairs? How would that have been possible?

[@ftc22]

Lesley, you have grown so much In your work. I love the person that you seem to be. I have unsubscribed to a lot of explorers, but I will keep you around my friend. I hope you have all of the happiness and success that your heart and hands can hold.

[@missymotors]

Hi I’m new to this channel. Can you tell me how these properties stay abandoned for so long without anyone paying for the land or taxes? Or why the towns don’t demolish them? And how are the homes accessible to all these explorers? I’m so curious😄

[@laurajo5811]

100% u can die of a broken heart 💔😢 sad but beautiful at the same time. True love forever

[@hsimpson6581]

I wish He would read this !! The date is on the back of every TV. You can see the Day it was made.

[@lindacaboni6523]

Quanta tristezza vedere tutto fermo e accumulato. Ma quanto amore vi è stato in questa casa. Uniti fino alla fine. Grazie x questo dolce viaggio.

[@jameysimpson1184]

Every Sunday I cannot wait to get out of work to come home and watch another episode of the Bros of Decay. This is another great episode. Thank you Bros!!!

[@cathycarsilli3999]

You are such a sweet man You have the ability to find beauty in all things I enjoy your channel Love from Ohio

[@orchid3457]

Your videos, dear Lesley, remind me again and again of the ephemeral nature of life. People born, live and die leaving nothing behind but memories, and those memories as well, will be no more with hastily passing time. All we have to do as I believe, is not to gather anything but love, kindness and pleasant thoughts towards our huge family called humankind. Thank you Lesley! I do appreciate and respect you. Love from Sri Lanka!

[@aquatadevore9335]

I couldn't have said it better, people around the world seem to forget that we're all the same and color and language has nothing to do with it, we all need to love and respect each other equally, and forget about the material things, they won't save you in the end 🙏

[@lavendergal2508]

It’s so sweet the compassion and tenderness you have for this man and his place. Lovely to see

[@careyh38]

Absolutely beautiful place! The fruit can you picked up name is peaches in English. Loved the hidden doorway to the upstairs. Beds were beautiful. I was imagining both his wife sewing on the singer sewing machine on that coat you found upstairs. I saw lots of chairs , washing powders upstairs, china plates, and the beautiful praying chair.

[@GrdmaKat2000]

The can and jar could also have been Apricots….maybe?

[@BrosOfDecay]

Hey Carey, Lovely to see you here in the comments of the video, thank you for the clarification :)

[@careyh38]

@@BrosOfDecay you are welcome. I sent you a message. 😀

[@kimdowning8736]

The item at the five minute mark is an old butter churn. I have one just like it from my grandmother only in better condition.

[@rebeccatrevino9296]

I noticed that there were buckets of "Ariel", which is a Mexico laundry soap. I didn't know Belgium had import goods back in the day.

[@mikechap2021]

Probably Spain

[@conniecuda]

This was incredible. And sad...a house once to filled with life and love, just left all alone, for Mother Earth to reclaim as her own...

[@meemahmcdoogle]

Wooden tub was a churn to make butter. It has a hand crank.

[@stephscovill7221]

Love the way you’re so gentle and respectful. ❤️ Your fan in BC, Canada!!

[@sheliadavid9933]

Afternoon,Leslie,such kind words you had for Mr.Ettiene.Maybe his health problems resulted from his car accident. I can't imagine living alone/ despair without the children/grandchildren taking interest in his life and the things he left behind..lots of great memories and antiques left to decay. Love your videos and your kind words/narrations to each story!🤔💋💔💙💖

[@theseamstress6315]

This explore was awesome, I loved all the antiques and the name of the canned fruit was peaches 🍑. The woman probably wore herself out taking care of him after the car accident. She probably died of a broken heart 💔. Nice explore of their life.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you very much 😊😍

[@CrystalShaman]

Looks like someone ransacked the house...unfortunately...Looks like he had beautiful things...Much blessings for him...🙏💜

[@douglaslee7776]

At 4:45 you display a butter churn, which makes sense that they made butter with their fresh milk.

[@jacekskarzynski1309]

Witam .. po tym samochodzie widać ,że mieli może wypadek jakiś .. i może takie obrażenia były ,że zmarli w tak krótkim odstępie czasu .. Dziękuję ślicznie przepiękne za polskie napisy .. Pozdrawiam serdecznie Babcia Jacka..z Polski.. Też Was Kocham za wszystko .. za osobowość . Za przekaz za szacunek do rzeczy i do Nas ..

[@BrosOfDecay]

Hej Jacek, jak się masz? Bardzo dziękuję za wsparcie kanału i moją misję dokumentowania opuszczonego świata. Życzę dobrej zabawy podczas oglądania filmów dokumentalnych, które tworzymy

[@sandrastevenson7411]

Thank you Lesley

[@carlashepherd9362]

I really love your video's. This one made me cry. Keep these wonderful videos coming. Hello from TENNESSEE. Thank you for what you do. 🙏❤😁👍👍

[@DutchStreamerGuy]

Weet nu al dat het een top video gaat worden! Thanks alvast voor de geweldige video @Bros Of Decay

[@katherinemcconnell1531]

….💦This Is SO Sad ~ No One Should Die Alone🙏🏻….

[@user-zn2iq6ir6s]

Спасибо за прекрасное видео Bros 💖😘😘👍

[@barbaragravely920]

Lesley Great explore This guy had bad accident so yes thats why he was like he was. Beautiful video wow i loved every thing in this home and up stairs was a very sweet treat. Love you to peace out from USA.1-30-22

[@mariubeda]

Espectacular como siempre!!!

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

The wooden barrel was a butter churn there's so much history just sitting there. Too bad a local museum would love some of those pieces. Thanks for another amazing explore!

[@barbaragravely920]

wow so sad this home was ransacked. I do not like this word at all but ill say it , I hate people that destroys homes and not care of what they do to others. No respect .

[@elizabethorellana3260]

Murio sola la persona muchas piezas antiguas siempre apoyo este canal te deseamos muchos exitos este 2022 y que viajes a muchisimos lugares para disfrutar esos lugares con muchos recuerdos

[@ronaldtreitner1460]

a good example on why getting old tends to suck, all that's left at the end is memories.

[@triciamacdonald9397]

I am from Memphis, TN and my brother-in-law used to be the vice-president of marketing for Presley Enterprises which is over the house tours, awards room and his cars and plane tours as well as the family graves of Elvis Presley and his family members that have passed and where his daughter Lisa Maries body was layed to rest beside her father in Memphis home. There is also souvineer shop. I know this video is a year old but I am just watching it. I watch your videos alot and since I have only been watching for a while I am trying to go back and watch your older videos as well as your new.

[@willyegger4488]

Heyy dear Lesley, That was an absolutely wonderful introduction about the last owner of this old abandoned Belgian farmhouse. - "Desperate lonelyness" and "bad health condition" are so very sad conditions, when this man was growing older. Of course I think, that he still had quite a lot of pleasant moments with his hobby of collecting antiques. - Again also in this video I so much loved seeing your really deep empathy, when you were talking about the life of and occupation of Mr. Etienne. - This special quality is always so remarkable and special in your videos and provide them with an own unique character, where it is easy to identify a new Bros of Decay video at once. - This sticker system is something, that is very familiar to me, because we have a small grocery store in my village, where a similar sticker system is also still in use. - The messed up rooms were very sad to see, leading me to the conclusion, that the former owner might have suffered from the compulsive hoarder syndrome. Or were there before you explored this location, eventually vandals in this house causing such a mess? - That could have been possible as well! Nevertheless there were also some nice items visible like that beautiful cabinet with the mirrors and the still well preserved chinaware inside. - I was deeply touched, when you found the death notes, by your highly sensitive and compassionate reflections. The bedrooms upstairs had a surprisingly nice and very vintage atmosphere considering the antique pieces of furniture and other items. Well, dear Lesley, what a wonderful explore video! I enjoyed watching every second of it. - Thank you so much for sharing this explore adventure with us viewers. - Stay safe, my dear friend, many hugs, peace and kindest regards.

[@PavlaC97]

I can't imagine how they moved the furniture upstairs... the stairs looked so small and steep.

[@cynthiabrooks7869]

I just wanted to thank you for what you do. You bring us beautiful abandoned places that would otherwise simply be lost forever. I appreciate what you do so very much. Thank you, thank you, thank you ❤

[@sylviacortes3251]

Nos gusta mucho tu solemnidad y respeto cuando nos muestras las casonas,granjas o castillos ,disfrutamos muchos tus video ,un gran saludo desde Chile…. Bendiciones amigos🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@jmitterii2]

This is like ASMR to the max, your voice and the rain on the roof tapping...

[@alciramontero9512]

Saludos desde Bogotá-Colombia

[@ruthbancroft7016]

There's a British artist named Charles Spencelayh who did a painting called The Empty Chair, and that was the first thing that popped into my head when you were talking about how you could see Mr. Etienne sitting there in his chair. 💔

[@maggieadams8600]

I think the object you were looking at in the first room is or was, a butter churn.

[@celiareginarogero55]

Hey Lesley! Thanks for this amazing video, where you show us very interesting things, despite all that mess: lots of chairs, bicycles and that ladder it was surprising. You are a very intelligent guy, because you manage to hold my attention durante the whole video. Congratulations! 👏👏

[@wilmaburrgooch981]

So many lonely older people in the world! Internet really helps me where I'm home bound. Lady here died two weeks after her husband this month.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Such a sad reality, these people where in love and could not live without one another

[@wilmaburrgooch981]

@@BrosOfDecay 😢

[@silviajuarezfernandez434]

Admirable con el respeto que te refieres , muchas gracias 🙏 💞

[@Diabliczka]

A beautiful house, its walls could tell more than one story. Great equipment almost untouched, these vinyl records are simply wow.

[@alciramontero9512]

Me encantan sus videos.

[@silviasutton1882]

Very sad to see the house trashed like that… all the cupboards, wardrobes with doors and drawers open, items pulled up on the floor…. These belonging where dear to the owners of the house and someone entered and trashed the place without any respect of who lived there. I always wonder every time you show us a property why all the items instead of been left there to rot away cannot be sold for charity so to be saved from crumbling away abs other people could benefit from them and the memory of the previous owners honoured. Thank you for shown us 🙏

[@theresa_lili]

Heartbreaking to see such a mess. Thank you for yet another top knotch video.

[@christinevietz2343]

Ein schönes Zuhause und die vielen Antiquitäten einfach wundervoll 👍🤗

[@brendabinau1187]

What an awesome thing! Your fate being an Elvis fan!!! Much love!! So beautiful! Thank you!!

[@VirginiaTrottman]

ELVIS was the greatest, I seen him once

[@kathyevans3251]

Il ove the way you make the history come alive as you explore.The house was a wonderful trip into past.

[@anamoreira9515]

Concordo totalmente.

[@phantom_angel]

Wow this place is a true time capsule. Beautiful antiques.

[@juliehattis]

Lesley, not a very common name for a guy here in the United States. My Step Dad's was pronounced the same but was spelled Leslie. I love looking into the lives of people from the past and seeing how they lived. You do an excellent job giving ideas into how it must have been being them in their time of life. Your so respectful and caring. ❤ Thank you for sharing and giving me a chance to see what life must have been like not only in some one's past but from another country also. 😊

[@zildadefatimapereiralima1800]

Ótimo vídeo amei ❤

[@jonistackman4348]

Love your videos. Very artistic, love history part. You are very patient, kind, respectful to others and property.

[@jaynewhite9428]

So sad he was by himself at the end.thankyou for sharing. Shout out too you're dad from one Elvis fan to another from Yorkshire England xx

[@pilarheredia9473]

Hola bros haces video estupendos sigue asi👋👋👋

[@deepakchaturvedi4819]

I love to see beautiful antiques in old homes at different places. This was so memorizing. I wonder how Mr Etienne had maintained all of them when he was alive.💐

[@poopinjectionxx]

Thank you for uploading such quality videos after all this time. I was feeling stressed but your videos are so relaxing it's hard to not be relaxed while watching them. This house is truly beautiful

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you, whenever I am able to help someone that always makes me very happy!

[@poopinjectionxx]

@@BrosOfDecay you're welcome, thank you too!

[@lainebritesantunes1625]

Gratidão por esta linda mensagem.

[@carolyn97419]

Leslie you do not ever disrespect the owners of the house that passed. But are able to try the imagination to live a part of their past. Thank you and many good blessings to you.

[@emilyjayne77]

Thank you so much for your beautiful video’s x much love from England

[@BrosOfDecay]

Much love back ❤️

[@changeshifter4852]

I'm pretty sure that the room with the china cabinet & stoves used to be the dining room, as it had 2 doors that opened out, I believe to the yard. The two large porcelain bowls in the bedrooms are called basins and a pitcher of water would stand in the bowl. Over here in Canada we used them for washing your face in the morning (pre-plumbing) but would also be perfect for your feet to be honest. At 31:27 the pitcher for the empty basin was in the room on the bedside table. Also, right underneath the pitcher was a porcelain chamber pot. Same in next bedroom. Pitcher over chamber pot again, been the washing soda and the bed. Lovely, as always. May M. Etienne RIP

[@tamieckert4548]

Hi Lesley 😁👏👏👌Glad to see you made it back here, and this time the mystery upstairs led you into more fascinating points of interest,Thank you for your relating how family does some of their routines💫I must go now and Thanks again for the video 😘

[@annabelledumdum4959]

Hi, good to be seeing your video once you get to Asia for the Bros of Decay. This is quite a preparation! I can feel my anticipation of the coming of Bros. Of Decay and moreso if you find time to visit our province in the Visayas, oh well it's been a wonderful time watching your explorations on the internet; your pleasant, confident, caring and funny self make my day better. So, thank you to everybody for what you can do to make me smile and get inspired by the lessons you share which are true to life and believable. I am in my 50's but still travel through your explorations. 😂😆 Stay safe, Mr. Lesley and God bless always.

[@annmargaret6992]

Dear Leslie !ad hello. I like this very much. These were everyday working folks just like slot of us. I to had an Antique store. But I did not keep things. This was sad too. Why don't more families care for what there ancestors leave behind? I don't understand! I want to thank you Lad for your Love and Respect you hold for these lovely people who have passed. Be safe Lad, don't get yourself thrown is jail!!!!

[@lisahusted1543]

It breaks my heart to see beautiful and amazing things just rotting away with no relatives to show interest. Also makers me think of one of my high school teachers who recently passed away and her husband passed ten days later.

[@earlatkins9559]

Hi Leslie, Excellent video as always. The first can you picked up was sliced pears in a syrup. This house is not in too bad a shape and could be cleaned out and painted. New furniture added. A new life could begin here.

[@borbolettaazul]

Wow, so sad, where are his Kids? How can somebody let his father alone in this mes? So sad.

[@granthoward1770]

I love the empathy you have for people and their belongings. Your videos are always sensitive and intriguing. You’re a fantastic guy and you’re amazing to watch. Thank you for your work 👍

[@donnazack]

So touching and beautiful.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you Donna 😊

[@JayCee2323]

Once again, such a beautiful video! Thank you Leslie for paying close to the details. And where is Jody?🌍 Much love from Detroit, Michigan USA 💜

[@Bec-hb1ie]

New subscriber from Australia here, ty so much for your wonderful content, I love seeing how ppl lived on the other side of the world!!! I find your English endearing, hence why I subbed :)

[@BrosOfDecay]

Welcome to the channel Bec ❤️

[@nicolestewart]

You are so respectful. Love your enthusiasm 😘

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you Nicole 😘

[@priscylaoliveira7321]

Esse homem já amou e foi amado, mas o tempo deixou tudo de bom para trás. Na velhice só restou a doença e as boas lembranças de tudo que ele nunca mais teria de volta.

[@donnabradshaw3307]

Loved this video just like all your other ones. Good exploring. 💚🍀❤️

[@johnderosa2276]

Your videos have taken on an artistic quality. Wish I could have some of this man's religious items to clean up and place in my church.

[@mariamartins1907]

Tchau meu querido também amamos você adorei esse vídeo DEUS ABENÇOE VOCÊ E SEUS AMIGOS

[@ninakoinz8477]

I'm looking around my place and wondering what others will see when I'm gone. I'm thinking "Damn. It won't be pretty."

[@donnadsmith853]

Thank you! Always great information, and your presentation is wonderful, within absolutely precious ending.

[@BrosOfDecay]

Thank you very much Donna 😍

[@user-cm6di8bq2h]

Спасибо, ещё один сюжет, ещё одна судьба человека. Во время просмотров появляется желание навести порядок, расставить всё по местам, я понимаю что после смерти человека вещи тоже умирают постепенно ветшают, но они будут это делать достойно. Они это заслуживают, не всём вещам повезло храниться в музеях. Спасибо ещё раз, ты замечательный.

[@user-jw2tr7eu2q]

Согласна с вами.

[@tesshowdieshell6553]

I love that you actually talk about each item you see. Makes it more interesting to watch.

[@debidawson2769]

Your channel is my favorite explorer channel..calming, respectful and informative..thank you from ppl who can only live vicariously through you..

[@christinedhaese8422]

Perziken....peaches. Zo zielig om te zien hoe sommige oudere mensen hun laatste jaren en dagen alleen moeten doorbrengen. Dank u voor deze mooie video.

[@jilldavis7229]

Such a sad thing that all of our lives turn into in the end😞😰😔 Once, such a beautiful life, nice things, nice life, then life happens😞 Sooo very sad that his children or someone didn’t look after him😢 Sad that all of the reusable things that were once viable, couldn’t be saved & enjoyed by someone that would appreciate them😞 Gorgeous antique, wooden furniture with beveled mirrors, collectibles of all kinds, plates, dishes & tea sets…bed frames & bedroom sets that were one of a kind❤️ Sooo very many antiques that people would love! Museums??? Sad that the family didn’t at least come back for the pictures & memories 😢😰😞 Thank you Leslie, for yet another epic find! We love you 👍🙏❤️

[@nannyofmany8315]

Lol. Used to wash your feet. Oh Lesley. That made my day. Before running water there were bedroom sets where hot water could be poured in from the jug to the large basin so one could have a stand up bathe. Flannel and soap job. But I love the picture you painted in my minds eye of the owner, washing his feet before getting into bed lol. Superb!! X🤗💜

[@pratibavelu9797]

Such an emotional video. Watching all your videos, make me think that we should give away things yearly as we age. Giving while we are still living is ideal as the right person gets the right things. This is how i see life and living.

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Hi Lesley. Beautiful house and antiques as well. Great video stay.👍🏻👏🏻❤️🥰

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Fabuloso!!! Me encantó esta casa, los objetos, la antiguedad. 👌👌Saludos.