MASSIVE Abandoned Mansion of the French Royals (FULLY FURNISHED)

[@tree7249]

These home explores always make me feel uncommonly nostalgic but in a heavy and sad way. To think of the lives and loves passing. Away into time. Pictures left behind are hard to take. I quess it reminds me that one day we to will pass on through and our treasured pictures will become trash. I dont know,but I dont watch many of these because of the powerfull emotions they invoke.

[@krisztianserban7401]

I just don't understand how this channel has just 1k subs, I mean you do wonderfull stuff. Exploring really interesring places.

[@Explomo]

Hoacriss Thank you so much! We try to put every effort in making every video as professional as possible with the equipment and gear we have :D

[@kimmer260]

I feel the same way! Your vids are phenomenal.

[@alannorval2743]

A big hello from Scotland iv been binge watching your videos I love your enthusiasm and your respect for the buildings and the previous occupants identity

[@susanferraro897]

I wonder why they had so many sinks in the rooms ? You give me many hours of entertainment. I wish I could adopt you both !

[@salnellen1381]

I love your use of the word “digested” to describe the old top hat. That’s a perfect description of what time does to earthly possessions.

[@mileensantos1300]

I like how he sees most of objects weather is paintings or other things he says beautiful.I like how he says it beautiful.

[@Explomo]

Hi Mileen! It’s our deepest pleasure, thanks a lot 😊🙏🏼

[@kimberlydavies8799]

I love how well spoken they are. Very 'beautiful ' pronunciations of certain words. They certainly have wonder morals, as well as much respect for life in general. Mileen I concur wholeheartedly with you.

[@MarkSmith-lm9yo]

Hi both it’s Ann ,iv just looked at this video ,isn’t it amazing,an beautiful,an it’s still got items left .sorry for Raymond standing in poo not nice .love this house I bet in it’s day it was amazing beautiful,all their memories have gone with them ,stay safe love you both an your videos Ann uk xx

[@alisamapperson8807]

Thank you for sharing your work, I love your passion for your exploring. I also enjoy your description of the houses whether it is "correct english" or not. There is far too many comments correcting your descriptions, many of my family say name of things differently than others. I personally ❤❤❤

[@ruthulrich]

That piece of furniture in the room with the poop was an exceptional antique! We would refer to the "French Beds" that have the high headboard and foot board as Sleigh Beds. That treadle Singer Sewing Machine is in remarkable condition! The leather belt on the machine is rarely found intact and in such good condition! That gold leaf carved mirror is worth a lot as well. I can't believe the things that are left behind by family that doesn't know what they have. Wow! That mahogany bed and the kids room with the rosewood (it looks like) banding... So very cool!

[@patricksmith2274]

Maureno you and Remo speaks English very well. This American loves your accent! 😉😉❤❤👍👍. I wish that I could buy one of those beautiful mansions. 😁😁😁

[@silviadread4816]

This house brings "good vibes"...despite the decline is still cozy. Thanks for sharing!

[@Explomo]

Silvia Dread You’re welcome, Silvia! :)

[@drapoorv]

I love Remon, the way he leads the camera and conducts the exploration is very professional, also he is very soft spoken and respectful towards the exploration site and it's contents..what more do you want...Keep it up

[@newearth4071]

Just look at Ramons face when he was standing at door frame telling there is shit inside that room , LOL ...... what a gem , i absoluetly loved this video especially the childrens bedroom.... Im in love with all those beautiful wall papers in all Europian mansions...... Thank you guys ,amazing find as always . Take care and see you soon in your next adventure. XOX all the way from Canada

[@ladyduce00]

Guys, this mansion was spectacular. Thank you for the bring along and great video.

[@Explomo]

Suni B Thank you so much Suni! :)

[@skeletoncrewparanormal7114]

I know I say it every time but I just love your videos! This video in particular shows the lives of an older culture. Fabulous find! Clearly this couple was wealthy with a loving family. I wish I could have the brass bed shown in one of the bedrooms. I bet it’s 100 years old! Thank you guys can’t wait to watch another video!

[@joharmon2148]

How nasty for someone to take a dump in that house. Other than that a wonderful find. So many once beautiful things left behind. Thank you both for sharing this great video

[@janeheseltine5722]

i love it that your with Steve and brothers of decay i love them too.you have loads of respect for the homes your in

[@philipchretienkarlsson8157]

Again, something extraordinary! Cheers to you both! It's almost unbelieavable that such a gorgeous place should be abandonned...truly unbelieavable...

[@fotonmom]

Beautiful home! Just the details of the windows.. and the pure sun light as it came through. Must have been a joy to live there. The wallpaper..wow! French wire baby bed..and that top hat ..all falling apart. The little portrait frames made of velvet..My belief is that the attic was for the maid servants. At 20:50! Were those human teeth on the table with the bottle of 'Pharamacie'?..and the book with the big numbers ? Sorry Remon about the dookey on your shoe.. Who would have thought.?!

[@simpleliving-bulgaria4787]

Thanks for showing all the details of the mansion. Sadly the model ship is not the Titanic. The Titanic had 4 smokestacks (funnels) It is a model of the ship SS Normandie (1935) which has 3 smokestacks. A luxury liner. There weren't many ships of that era with 3 smoke stacks. The Normandie was pressed into service during the WWII. The RMS Queen Mary was it's closest rival in speed and size at that time (also with 3 smokestacks) a passenger ship and then also later used as a troop carrier in WWII (World War two) some historical information for you :-)

[@Explomo]

You’re very welcome! Thanks a lot for your shown interest and provided information :-)

[@darcy5474]

@@Explomo its the queen marry...its in california, :)

[@jeanniegriffin1692]

My mother had a relative on the Titanic, It was unfortunate.

[@kimberlydavies8799]

@@jeanniegriffin1692 That's amazing to have knowledge of your ancestors history with the Titanic. My most sincere condolences for the most unfortunate outcome. Very much respect for your sharing.

[@seantivenan9593]

The ship is the SS Normnadie. A French Liner very similar to the Queen Mary (we are in France ). She caught fire in New York in 1942 and was considered to expensive to repair so got scrapped. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Normandie

[@anniejackson9554]

Hi guys❤️ all things remain in place, I love your delicacy and respect ❤️with which you present the place ❤️

[@ruthulrich]

ABSOLUTELY!! Your delicacy, care and respect for this old homes is admirable for sure!

[@christianehuber1145]

It's so impressive. Like a trip back in time. The antiques were certainly not cheap. Some furniture looks like solid carpentry, carved and turned by hand. Very interesting building.

[@egparis18]

Some of the 'paintings' look old enough to be daguerrotypes- a very early form of photography. Thank you for sharing.

[@janetex49]

Thanks for showing us this was a big place very nicely done ✅ take care 🙏🏻

[@Explomo]

Jane Tex thank you very much Jane! Big love from Team Explomo :)

[@ludmila3348]

Nádherná podívaná, super slovní doprovod, děkuji.

[@SRay-or3nc]

Good job guys! There were definitely a lot of good drawings and photographs. The bedrooms (sleeping rooms) had some really nice beds. I love the baby crib, but it would probably be very dangerous, because babies could get really hurt bad with all that iron scrollwork. It is always very strange to see all the things left behind that should have been dear to someone. Have a great day! 😊

[@Explomo]

S. Ray Thank you very much Sandy.

[@danielledegeorge2129]

I was thinking how absolutely dangerous that crib is!

[@libertysurveillance4765]

English lesson, wardrobes are cabinets that contain clothing. Nice find.

[@Explomo]

thanks we are keeping attention to it right now!

[@cathyreardon8979]

Loved the wall paper an the child's brass bed.❤️. Thanks for the video. Always sad knowing it was someones home and seeing such destruction. God Bless.🙏 Be Safe.🌻

[@lawannarobinson9900]

Another great video, love the description of a bedroom described as the "sleeping room", love, love all of the descriptions used.

[@relgiechannel9467]

I love this group,I like all your vedios very respectful and caring everytime they touch all the things. Happy wathing u both guys,take care and god bless. I'm a new subscriber 😊

[@lutfiyeogretici5693]

Very good.Thank you.Moureno and Remon....

[@Dame48Buick]

Another great exploration! Very interesting. Great job and your camera work is flawless! Keep up the great work 🍻👍

[@Explomo]

DWD 78 48buickspr8 Thank you very much :) we will!

[@Dame48Buick]

Explomo your welcome 👍🇺🇸

[@ilaisaanejr]

Awesome home and beautiful antiques

[@annicamatthews6156]

Those skates are from the 60's, I had some growing up.

[@Explomo]

That was certainly an amazing find for us. Had never seen old-fashioned skates before.

[@sharonfauber2118]

Annica Matthews me too. Some had a key

[@creegirl9]

I don't think royal... but wealthy yes. Really interesting spot!

[@Explomo]

creegirl9 Definitely wealthy, but the place gave me a really royal feeling! Thank you :)

[@wendymcfadyen-allerby6142]

Great explore, I wondered if these folks were travelers and explored places themselves. There is no doubt children lived there. With all your explores I wonder where the people went, maybe an ancestor will view your vlog and answer the question. Good work, appreciated. Big thumb up.

[@Explomo]

We always have the same question, maybe one day someone will tell us what exactly happened. Thanks for the good comment btw :)

[@kihmjones6782]

Love you guys! You do such an amazing job. I love going on adventures with you!! Beautiful! ❤️❤️❤️🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛

[@christineflucchese5267]

Relaxing and watching your video 😇💜

[@SueGirling68]

Hi guys, I had a pair of those skates when they were brand new lol, that was back when I was 12 so in 1980 lmao. The first beds you saw were actually called "Sleigh" beds because they looked like a sleigh. Such a stunning home but I bet it was hard to keep warm in the Winter time. Thanks so much for sharing. x

[@SRay-or3nc]

I had a used pair in 1962 or 63! I called them "skate at your own risk" skates!

[@Explomo]

Sue Girling How cool is that! Had never seen these old-fashioned skates before, but we truly loved it! Thanks for the info and for watching our episode again :) blessings

[@SueGirling68]

@@SRay-or3nc Lol pretty much the same with the ones I had. x

[@SueGirling68]

@@Explomo Awww you're so welcome, I love your channel. x

[@kakanos]

keep up the awesome work and i love your film style and your cam is so nice ^^

[@Explomo]

kakanos Thank you very much, we will! :)

[@hayreegea4793]

Por favor que los subtítulos estén activados ,para poder pasar a Español lo que vas relatando ,gracias desde Argentina 🇦🇷

[@ruthbeck2050]

Thank you for doing this. I really enjoy it very much.

[@lyndamarines3656]

love how you say sleeping rooms… unique to your videos❤

[@Explomo]

haha we already try to correct ourselves, but in our language we still say sleeping room

[@amoses73]

Explomo you continue as you are. It’s interesting to hear what things are called in other countries or languages.

[@lyndamarines3656]

Exactly Angela Moses…No grammar police around here… ..I.think it is very cute 💕

[@EmtopiUrbex]

And yet another great explore! Well done, great captured.

[@Explomo]

Emtopi Explorings Thank you very much bro! :)

[@priscillagaskins4326]

Hey I am 72 and those were the type of skates I had as a kid- but we did not have a rope to keep them on- there was a strap and we also had a key to fit in the skates to lengthen or shorten them to fit our feet - us girls carried our skate key on a chain around our neck

[@antonioburdeos8895]

Good job explomo

[@ruthulrich]

My big sister ALWAYS kept the skate key with her so that I couldn't make them my size and skate. Big sisters...gee!

[@rebbeccahedges4953]

Nice find that is big and beautiful love that you were able to capture a gem like that and the amount of beds wow they must tell a story shame u don't know all the history but still nice find thanku

[@willyegger4488]

Hi Explomo, Maureno and Remon, What a charming beginning of your video with that short puppet theatre show! That was so nice and funny. - I also liked the short scene, when Remon was "lost" for a moment and then came out of that hidden wall door. The whole explore was very exciting to watch. Amazing, what you found in these rooms! The cross with the Jesus figure is called "crucifix", and the neckless at the side of the cross is a help item for praying and is called "rosary". - Some of these rooms are really very beautiful and gladly not vandalized. So It was once again a memorable trip into the past, accompanied by your excellent comment. I also liked the library with these many books. I loved seeing in some of the other rooms the music notes and the black piano. - Very well done! - I am already looking forward to your next video. They all are such a great pleasure for me to watch. Thank you for the wonderful video! - Kindest regards from Switzerland.

[@Explomo]

Willy Egger Hey Willy! Glad you’re enjoying the videos as much as we are enjoying it to make them for you. Thank you for the info. Blessings

[@willyegger4488]

@@Explomo Hi, You are welcome! - Peace and blessings to you too!

[@Colquhoun2676]

Hi guys, I'm subscribed 👍enjoyed the vid . Thank you and stay safe on your explores 🙏❤

[@Explomo]

Hey Sonja, thank you very much for subscribing! We hope you’ll like the other episodes as well 😊 Best, Maureno & Remon Team Explomo

[@propetamckissack524]

Omg you two are awesomely brave to enter those abandoned homes be careful, it is also depressing looking but beautiful homes…it’s just to bad the owner or their heirs doesn’t want it!?…be safe you guys…

[@burningsandsexploration3711]

Apparently, there was a large family here. I am amazed that the children or family members did not remove the furniture or personal belongings. Do you have any background on what happened to the family? You two do such a wonderful job on your videos. I very much enjoy watching your videos.

[@Explomo]

Burning Sands Exploration Thank you very much! We don’t... it is always very hard to find out the actual story, besides everything is written in French and we are from the Netherlands (language barrier). We always try to find out as much information as possible to provide you a little story to imagine the life which has once been in this beautiful property.

[@grandmacarla4258]

All I can say is . . . WOW! I've seen this place before, but you showed areas I hadn't seen as well as my favorite places. I use a visual of the Library to help me relax and you did it in exquisite detail!! Your fast edits are a lot smoother and easier to watch. You are becoming quite professional!! FYI~ crosses with the body on it are called crucifixes and are catholic artifacts. The picture of the priest with the white scull cap was a Pope. Anyway, guys, thank you for a great video. You are awesome!

[@Explomo]

Grandma Carla We try to improve and learn from every video we make. Thank you very much Carla.

[@ruthulrich]

Living in a state with LOTS of Catholics, it isn't surprising to see so many religious statues. A lot of the music you showed appeared to be religious (or "liturgical") I kept seeing the words "invocation" and caught a few other music terms that are typically used in religious music. With all of the Catholic artifacts, I wouldn't be surprised! Keep up the good work. I just found your videos and they are quite good! I've worked with historic preservation for years and years, so I really appreciate the respect for the home and furnishings that you show on your explorations. On occasion, you've picked up things that are unexpectedly valuable! Nice, job, guys! Nice, job!

[@helenfautua]

Beautiful Place that Time has frozen. 🌹😍

[@Explomo]

Helen Fautua Definitely frozen in time (and spiderwebs 😆). Thanks for watching Helen :)

[@lyndoncastonguay4813]

👍 Another great show guy's.....

[@Kelamisteriosehistoriasvlog]

Love love loooveee so much your videos, great guys!!!!! Wonderful abandoned place 😍 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Explomo]

Thank you so very much Kela! 😍

[@gopimom5]

I love your voices and how you describe things.

[@kimmer260]

Amazing! I just love your house explores....

[@apituleykerry2771]

Thank You For Lovely Video Guys 👍👍👍👍👍😘😘😘😘😘

[@Jessiesutherland]

Love you guys.. I'm watching from Johannesburg South Africa. The hat in the bedroom is a Top hat, the richer a man was the taller his hat was.

[@danielledegeorge2129]

Like Abraham Lincoln's hat

[@joanieledbetter6155]

Great video! The piece of furniture in the living room you called a wardrobe is actually called a Hutch or Sideboard. A Wardrobe is where you keep your clothing in the bedroom.

[@Flachdecastro]

this small room with a sink looks more like a wartime hiding place. guys i love watching your videos you don’t mess around or clown around and still train my english. I speak german

[@Flachdecastro]

Continuing I speak German and Portuguese but I understand English but to speak I mix everything 😂 😂😂

[@raptorchic3042]

I Love your videos. I’m a new Subscriber :):) The places you visit like this and other places with the most beautiful mirrors n old expensive furniture in the best conditions is just jaw dropping at times! I do have a request if I may. Around 2:50 you pan off to show the titanic model. But right behind it was an old stunning gilded mirror but was never focused on. Also I believe an old sword was right there, so cool! I live in America, we don’t have places like you do over there. Seeing old antique furniture made out of exquisite burl and those gilded mirrors and old paintings with the most gorgeous frames, makes me want to see it. If you can show some of the gilded and just old intricate furniture people could only dream to have, I would be such a major fan of this channel. Thank You for taking us on your adventure :):):)

[@kimurbex1911]

Jeetje wat een grote en super mooie locatie!!! Jullie blijven mij verbazen 🔥😘

[@Explomo]

kim urbex Haha leuk om te horen! We proberen de beste plekken voor jullie te vinden :)

[@kimurbex1911]

@@Explomo vind ik leuk🤗

[@lourdeslopeza5180]

Es espectacularmente hermosa , todos y cada uno de los objetos que hay en esa hermosa mansión, son verdaderos tesoros , que siempre se verán lindos aunque pase el tiempo ♥️♥️♥️♥️👍

[@patrikkopcan7552]

The place looks so cool bro :) What a find, as always :) France got so many amazing mansions. In Slovakia there are hudereds of old mansions but almost every one is robbed. Just walls :/

[@Explomo]

Patrik Kopčan Thank you very much bro! Belgium and France are probably the best European countries for urbex :)

[@willyegger4488]

@@Explomo Hi again, From the different videos this really seems to be true. But additionally I would like to ask you: How are the Netherlands from the urbex point of view? - Kind regards.

[@Explomo]

Willy Egger Good question! Urbex hardly exists in the Netherlands. Abandoned buildings are emptied almost immediately and other locations are protected with alarms or camera surveillance. There is also a government regulation to offer abandoned buildings for a low price to squatters (so-called anti-squat buildings), these people can live in these buildings for a low price and this reduces the vacancy of buildings.

[@willyegger4488]

@@Explomo , Hi again, Thank you very much for your reply, - very interesting information. Kind regards.

[@richardsmith6074]

I think statue is from Asia or south America. IDK. Good tour guys. Thanks 🐟

[@karenmantha2730]

I'm sorry but I couldn't help laughing so hard that tears came out of my eyes at the look on his face when he stepped in the shit then trying to wipe it off.

[@Explomo]

😅😂

[@myrnacampbell3298]

I suggest you research "rosaries" . Whenever you find these in houses you call them bracelets but they are prayer beads. You found one here by the wooden cross. It is a series of beads, 5 sets of 10 etc. Love your videos and the houses you find. So much history in them, and always so amazing.

[@babyfirefly1171]

When praying with a rosary they ate wrapped around your hands, so to some people they are called bracelets

[@doreenng2096]

Very beautiful 👍👍👍

[@marciadodd1412]

The Titanic had four smokestacks, that model ship only had three. Well, there are a lot of us older folk out here who like to share our knowledge with younger folk. Hope you don't take offense at all the corrections we send you way. We obviously like your work or we wouldn't be watching you. This was a MOST interesting explore. Thank you, boys.

[@josephinemorados9570]

I know Steve Ronin because I follow him since before , i watch his exploring videos since before he has a second channel now

[@Explomo]

Steve is such a lovely guy. We were happy to meet him and we became good friends :-)

[@josephinemorados9570]

Wow sounds great 👍 I hope you guys will company to make a exploring videos ❤️❤️❤️😇

[@sharonfauber2118]

I love how you both pronounce English words. So cute

[@liviumiculit5678]

A residence full of art and artifacts at the same time breathes history !! Super!! In this video you were incredibly natural and you liked it a lot, Remon you were strong in the phase when you stepped on shit !! 🤣🤣🤣Maureno and Remon are adorable I follow you with love and passion !! 🤗🤗

[@TCLindasUtube2009]

at 5:43 I had roller skates like that when I was a kid! I used them at least 53 years ago.

[@barbsnyder3579]

Wonderful explore. I wonder what happened to the family? Where are they now? It would be nice to know more history. Thank you for sharing. There was so much to see. ❤🇺🇸

[@susanferraro897]

The Religious Beads are rosary beads, soccer/ futball is same in US. I was roller skating once & an old man came in with a beautiful leather case holding his old roller skates ! 1st bedroom has 2 sleigh style beds. Crib is very ornate ! More Rosary beads. 2nd bedroom has beautiful brass bed. I collect Singer sewing machines! Not a dollhouse but puppet theater.Lots of iron beds. There are so many books because they had no tv !

[@ayaco6866]

Love your videos, i believe when you say wardrope (store clothe) its a china chest or cabinets or china cabinet (holds or display usually glass, porcelain and dinnerware) I like the respect you show at your videos

[@Explomo]

Hi Aideé, thank you so much! You are completely right, we have learned it now :-)

[@sbalogh53]

17:51 There would have been a number of servants living here as well. They would probably be sleeping in the attic rooms because they would be the least comfortable in the house.

[@Explomo]

That’s really crazy, why would it be left like that anyway..

[@gloriahanes6490]

Servant's quarters were without heat in the winter and hot in the summer months. We have servant's quarters in the attic (long abandoned) with tiny, tiny windows near the baseboards all around the circular tower bedroom, as well as the larger bedroom with a huge oval window and small windows near the baseboards with a low pitched roof.

[@acidsyndicate355]

Another Video. Damn must Christmas again. Thx for it.... 👍

[@Explomo]

Treating our audience well! Thanks for tuning in :)

[@gloriahanes6490]

12:20 is not a bracelet but a rosary this family was Catholic as many French people were at the time. 16:34 is not a doll house but a puppet theatre very popular between the late 1700's through the early part of the 1900's. Enjoyed the videos and who ever is handling the camera is doing a fantastic job!

[@catherineleigh9000]

Great explore! Some of those books are very old. Perhaps you can check dates? No one does for some strange reason🙏🏻❤️

[@eloisemachado2687]

I like objects history. No speak english. BRASIL - CURITIBA- SUL DO BRASIL. 👏👏👏👏 MAURENO E REMON 🙌🌎

[@sharoncropp6101]

Wonderful journey this time, as always. The hat looks as if it is slowly being eaten by moths. It is felt and would have been very expensive when it was new. I also do not understand how you don'[t have many more views than you do, but I suppose urban explorers are not everyone's' cup of tea. I love that you take us on your travels each week. Thank you agian

[@joeboygo]

So many rooms...so many books...so much artwork...and a single, wee and lightly used bath/shower. How so very french!

[@Explomo]

joeboygo 😂😂

[@gopimom5]

Please can you point out the architectural styles and how the foundations are made ???

[@susanduval1393]

Amazing!

[@nenanoer4755]

Owh Beautyful house😍👍👏

[@wlm2aboutchange630]

I love your videos!!! Love both of you guys!!! But for aesthetic purposes, it would be awesome if the person holding the camera went into the rooms first that way the viewers could get a clear shot of what it looks like!😉 Thank you guys for all of your hard work!😊 Keep it up!🥰

[@TheTruthisHere007]

Nother awesome find. 👍👍👍👍👍😎

[@Explomo]

TheTruthisHere 007 Thank you man!!

[@TheTruthisHere007]

@@Explomo allways no problem. 😎

[@cayennenaturetrails8953]

Fantastic !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@libra3230]

Son los mismos lugares que investiga Kibara pero ustedes los hacen con más detalles Felicitaciones a pesar que no les entienda nada

[@kylemorgan4959]

Morning guys! (well for me it's morning)😆 this is the best hump day ever! I saw the notification while i was getting my kids off to school. Well time to dive in! Well i would say great find but stepping in human 💩 just ruins that! 😄 beautiful house though. The look on Remon's face! I'm sorry to laugh, I would be cussing up a storm if i did that. Hope your 👞 survived bro! Have a great day!

[@Explomo]

Whaha thank you very much Kyle! Hope you had a nice day :)

[@sego6277]

Awesome,real abondoned tresaure.

[@Explomo]

SEGO Thank you! :)

[@urbexindigo5164]

Amazing video! The look Ramon was giving while standing in the door way was pure horror worthy! haha :-) Keep bringing it guys! :-)

[@Explomo]

Thanks for the comment, the look on remon his face was hilarious in my opinion :’)

[@ellieventrulli264]

Hi guys! That picture looks like a photo of the pope. Cool to see the puppet stage! So interesting Tfs!!

[@priscillagaskins4326]

My mother had a Singer sewing machine just like that- popular in US

[@Maxworld1982]

.. and suddenly a vampire is coming back from his decade long "stroll" and wonders about people inside his/her home ...

[@elidacarvalho3667]

Ah eu gostaria tanto de salvar todos aqueles quadros empoeirados, são tão LINDOS 😍

[@marieyatestaylor5732]

16:37 It's a Puppet Theatre. How very kool.

[@OUigot]

This isn't a mansion of the Royals but rather a convent, or some kind of Catholic residence. They used to be common and usually near a churches, and I hear the church bells nearby at 21:31

[@lindatimmons3675]

This is one that I've not seen. Those skates look similar to the kind that I had only difference is the ones I had were adjustable to your foot size and had " brackets " on the front to hold your shoes in place while you skate. Not too much different than my first pair of skates. ☺ So yes I've seen those kind of skates 😉 That picture or painting of the man with his face blacked out with pencil was creepy 😳.

[@marieyatestaylor5732]

12:01 In USA we call these "sleigh beds".