Mystifying Abandoned Predator CASTLE in France | 15TH-CENTURY TIME TREASURE

[@lorikendrick5076]

It's nice to see people your age interested in history and antiques. You are so respectful to everything. It seems many young people now a days don't appreciate these treasures. Great job. It would be great to walk through a time warp and see what everything looked like a hundred years ago.

[@Katie-cn2mv]

That’s pretty Prejudice

[@paxhumana2015]

Lori, are you sure that you are not really named Karen?

[@lorikendrick5076]

@@paxhumana2015 I just give my opinion of what I've seen around here. Because you think differently you have to insult me.

[@lorikendrick5076]

@@Katie-cn2mv What is prejudice?

[@nannyofmany8315]

I can see these two young men going on to be collectors of antiquity. You would be surprised at what youngsters like and love these day. No so different to our generation as you would think. My kids love antiquity. And oddly enough so do my 19 year old grandsons. And their younger siblings also love going to Antique fairs and viewing old empty properties. It’s what is instilled at a young age Lori that makes kids grow up well!

[@jericojaramillo5231]

Im 65 yrs old and i really enjoy to watch your videos guys your amazing always keep safe God bless you and thank you from Phillippines

[@almaberthelson6139]

Gosh,the important papers a beautiful furniture should be in a museum! Thank you for this amazing explore! 🤓

[@ladysylvia4018]

You guys need to learn your antiques! Taxidermy and shell collecting were part of leisure time in Victorian era. The animal with the striped face was a badger. The glass set with tiny glasses was for sherry or port. The box on the desk was a traveling writing desk. The twisted ends on tables and chairs was known as barley twist. We have some similar ones. The porcelain set with tray looked like a ladies breakfast set with lid to keep tea warm! Glad you’re wearing masks as black mold is super dangerous!!

[@kimmcgill1767]

And the room they thought was the main dining room looks like it was the men's smoking lounge - no women allowed. Just men, their tobacco, liquor and taxidermy.

[@cesarkauz6680]

😷😷😷 triple masking is even better... & double latex gloves - then nothing can endanger you anymore..!! Best wishes, stay safe 🙏

[@mimiyogini]

Black mould?

[@miroslawarokitnicka3]

Thank you for posting this. I notice that the young generation does not know anything about living life and history,wars, or old weapons. It puzzles me. They have to read more. Their dictionary is so limited. Anyway, they try to do useful jobs.

[@davidmn3z179]

These are young adventurers. The knowledge of the places they go is enough for them. Lighten up a little, and just enjoy the adventure...😂

[@ironicallyvague1265]

His expression when you tell him they shoot on sight is priceless... I've been shot at many times in the adventures of my youth & my best advice is to quickly learn how manipulate space & time by dodging & weaving as you run away or change your ways

[@bettycogswell9851]

It was priceless. Made me LOL...

[@paxhumana2015]

...or arrive with the biggest gun first.

[@mechanicom]

Incredible explore guys. You’re really smashing it and becoming some of the very best urban explorers on KZbin!!! Greetings from London U.K. 👊

[@amore1056]

Totally agree ❤️

[@beverlywright7763]

So much history. If walls could talk. I always pay attention to the floors. They are works of art also. And I love fireplaces. Imagine the conversations that happened around them. Thank You for risking your safety to show us amazing places.

[@jacquelinecassidy8682]

I wonder what is being hidden here. What’s underground. Places like this still being “protected” are sketchy.

[@wrohan6413]

Probably still a few skeletons in the masonic closet .

[@carl9826]

I'm glad someone is watching that place

[@775juju]

Thank you so much you guys for risking yourselves to show us beautiful properties like these, it’s so sad to see ones like this just decaying when most of the items could be in a museum, you found some great things x

[@marandakind3880]

Oh my goodness. This is one of the best adventures you guys have shared. Very exciting. Had so much fun. Thanks for the Adventure meals. The castle was extremely beautiful. Thank you.

[@catherinefong8143]

This is a national treasure,so sad it left to decay like that.

[@ivodubra2668]

Thank you for showing us such amazing places, but sad to see them abandoned :(

[@glendavanstroe7708]

Wow amazing documentaries,I suppose to sleep early coz I have and early work tomorrow but can’t stop watching till the end..it’s my first time watching your channel by the way, thanks for sharing these amazing documentaries..watching from Perth Australia..!

[@BRoxane1]

Fascinating castle. I love your videos! They are so mesmerizing to watch as you deliver history in its magnificence to our doorsteps. Thank you for all of the incredible exploration & work that you do! Bless up! ^i^

[@lindabuchanan4620]

What an incredible chateau! Thank you Maureno and Remon! Good bless yall!

[@sandrastevenson7411]

Guys this video what can I say! Remarkable! It took me two nights to watch it. The first I fell asleep while in bed and had the most hauntingly beautiful dreams. Of course I had to find out the history of this place. The portrait of the man with the coat of arms is Henri count of Chamford, disputedly King of France Henryi V. What a find! Through that I believe I found out where this place is. Although I am not positive 100% since you did not film the outside of the building. I am still trying to research who the two portraits of the women were. I just wanted to share with you. This is definitely my favorite place you have documented. I stumbled upon your channel only about a month ago! I can’t even imagine the adrenaline you must feel goi g through these places especially this one! Look forward to all your explores. Thank you! From Maryland USA.

[@linkedinlove106]

The "gramaphone" is a ham radio. Clearly, the owner was a hunter and fisherman. Awesome find, guys!

[@greggaieck4119]

What a Kool castle

[@greggaieck4119]

What Kool stuff inside the. Castle

[@Sapphireice8]

I love your language expertise and changing the presenters about.. obviously the main presenter is always outstanding.. we appreciate your hard efforts in sharing all this beauty.. thanks.. English here.. lived in Munich but terrible with other languages bare minimal genau

[@paulakayschmidt7002]

at least you made me laugh out loud when you told him about the signs in French and that it was time for him to learn to read French! XD

[@SUSANJUSTCRUSIN]

Wow a fascinating place, that was so suspenseful in the beginning, then later when you showed those bullets, oh my goodness guys you could get shot! Very courageous going in there. The animal you ask for an english word for is Badger. The Property is incredible, so well documented, thank you for showing us. 💖

[@samamber9370]

Thank you so much for documenting all of these amazing château’s

[@jilldavis7229]

Run boys, run!!! OMG...A once in a lifetime explore!!!👍 I LOVED IT!!! Everything that you could ever want in an explore!!! Sooo very sad that the family can’t agree so that everyone can enjoy this epic, iconic & magnificent castle & it’s contents!!! It’s too bad that this place can’t be saved & restored before it’s too late😞 Each item needs to be gone through, cataloged & either given to family who may want it, given it to a library or a museum!!! Sooo much valuable history!!! Such gorgeous wooden furniture!!! Please family, resolve your differences so that no more time or items are wasted & left to ruins😞 Life is too short😞🙏 Thank you Maureno & Remon for sharing this epic property with us! I loved it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@newearth4071]

Oh dear EXPLOMO, what a treasure you have found , it history and must be preserved as a museum or for making old movies in it , AMAZING ❤❤❤ You are PRECIOUS ONE AND THE ONLY my favourite explorer .👏🙌🙏🥰✌❤ all the way from Canada

[@linaoliveira8935]

Magnificent castle. Congratulations on the video 👏👏

[@mimallen8386]

What a magnificent find! I really liked the News Paper of 1812. I tried to imagine what it must have looked like when the families lived there. That is indeed once in a life time find! Please be careful.

[@drapoorv]

Superrrrbbbb Incredible Historic treasure !!! With Remon you always have Special episodes ! Love you both ❤️👍👍👍👍👍

[@tnt55super]

Wow so awesome but oh so dangers. You boys should be careful. You are so adventurous but that is what makes you guys click and make great interesting videos. Love your adventures you bring to all of us near and far..Thank you so very much. 😊👍😊❤❤❤ Bonnie from Michigan USA🇺🇸

[@terryhill9772]

what do you do when someone catches you,hide,run like hell,plea for mercy,ask them if they want their picture taken

[@tinalichtenberger9334]

Once again my Beautiful guys you make my day I was feeling a little down but you guys make me happy. Thank you ! ✌🏽❤️

[@joanalbino2733]

This channel deserves subscribers. Theres so many things you learn from this channel so its worth to watch. Definitely my new fav 👍🏻🥰

[@ANIMALS_AND_MORE_moments]

Yes, incredible mission. Once again interesting and sad at the same time. It is a pity that generally the former owners are not stepping up to tell their story.

[@josueairesaraujojosue9004]

Porque vocês não leva nada, boa tarde

[@mercedesmenacho6044]

@@josueairesaraujojosue9004 porq los q van a casas o Mansiones o Palacetes, tienen una ley no llevarse nada de los sitios a los q van, aquí en España son igual, la misma ley para todos, saludos 😀

[@ANIMALS_AND_MORE_moments]

@@josueairesaraujojosue9004 - leider kann ich dies nicht verstehen.

[@liacanio5948]

Hola chicos!! Maravillada con este castillo y un poco impresionada por los animales!! Me encanta verlos juntos y adoro sus videos largos mejor que una película!!!

[@RakeuAkemi]

This adventure was pretty crazy. But this castle is really incredible. I love places full of history. Thanks guys, love you. Be careful and stay safe.

[@annsmith4739]

What an incredible castle ,such a lot of antiques left ,lots of taxidermy,Which was very fashionable in the day ,what a great find ,thank you both for taking us around with you much love Ann uk xxx

[@paulemajer5634]

Always love your videos and the great places you explore, really enjoyed the end of this video, was great to see you just having fun and cooking food, take care guys, love, hugs, respect

[@gloriahanes5338]

In the 1800's taxidermy was all the rage along with cane furniture and making jewelry out of a loved one's hair who had passed away. Post mortem of photos of the deceased was common as death was forever knocking on the door to take your loved one away from even the slightest common cold.

[@jainablim6693]

Hello! Maureno and Remon keep safe and thanks for sharing your beautiful video good luck guys😀😀😀

[@brianpeterson8667]

All I want to say is thank you for showing us this beautiful historical castle. You two are the best explorers I have come across. Keep up the great work 👍.

[@ruthbeck2050]

This place was wonderful and all the furniture and belongings. Glad you didn't get caught. The food looked very interesting, was it really good? Hope you got a good night's sleep. Thanks Maureno and Remon all ways very respectful 👍.

[@jerriwalker7757]

such a wonderful castle. I wish more furnishings and decorations had been left, but I'm glad to see the few that were left. Thank you, guys!!

[@MrJorgvankleef]

Droppings attic are Owl droppings, very nice documentary !!

[@karenlewis4142]

Hi Guys! Sometimes houses turn gray inside from smoke in fireplaces. Especially, if the chimney is clogged. Birds called "Chimney sweeps" like to build nests in the chimneys. It causes a big problem. The smoke will come out in the rooms instead of going up the chimney. Sometimes the dampers on the woodstove pipes are set wrong and it will cause smoke to come out of the front of the stove. It will cause spider webs, walls, and ceilings to be dark gray or black. If there are cigarette smokers in the house, the walls will turn orange over a long period of time. Just add 100 years to that and there you go. Be careful and take care. :)

[@willyegger4488]

Hi Maureno from fabulous team Explomo, Already the introduction with your wonderful narration and the historical background information - and also with the breathtaking droneshots of that location was a great pleasure to see. This castle is really very historical, and it was incredibly interesting to see all these different rooms - some empty, other rooms with remarkable, sometimes really antique artefacts. - I of course liked the living room with the beautiful furniture, the magnificient paintings and with a lot of interesting sometimes even strange artefacts the most. Naturally were the rooms, where you could only film very quickly, the most beautiful and interesting ones with loads of remarkable antiques. - Lovely video documentation of this location, which had a somehow kinda eerie atmosphere in some parts! - A real Explomo classic of the highest possible caliber! Wishing you all the best, peace and kindest regards.

[@jenniferowens5746]

Love your videos,thank you for the risks you take.Please ignore the rude comments.You all do a great job and we appreciate you.

[@deborahpisano59]

This is very beautiful. Im so glad they keeped everything in its place like the toys furniture rocks and shell colection.s. 'after all it is an ancient place. and piece of history!!! Thanks for showing, you guys do a wonderful job.

[@maryalcock9451]

Amazing feature length movie 👍 criminal it is left to rot like that history going back to the early 1800 just wonderful to see xxx loved getting an inside to into your travels what great lives you lead xxx thank you so much ❤️

[@iznoble3065]

Hello, my favorite Explorers! That picture of a man on the fireplace in the room that has that amazing chair as soon as you walk in, it also has the bed that sits into the framed wall, I believe that is the same man that has that large portrait in the "The Enchanting Abandoned Samurai Castle in France" that you explored. it looks just like him and I believe you are in the same area in France. Great job on this place! its just amazing a true time capsule. Love from Canada!

[@hannahl.7202]

Ty guys ! It was a breathtaking adventure indeed . To be honest I could not imaging that such places still exists !!! Really enjoyable video . Thx again - stay safe ! 🌷

[@liacanio5948]

Gracias maureno por tan bello video . Saludos

[@catherineleigh9000]

PLEASE CHECK THE COPYRIGHT DATES IN BOOKS! Especially in houses centuries old. For some reason no one ever does. How I would have loved to explore the places you do. Thank you

[@mariasara7659]

Que video mas relajante ..y la vida al aire libre me encanto emociona ver esas fotos da un poquito de pena.El palacio encantado ,como encantadores son ustedes cariños chicos 🇨🇱🎶🍺🍷🖐

[@wilsonhernandez209]

oh remon is back !! nice to see u again bro !! keep safe guys !! thanks for another beautiful video and risky adventure !! peace out ✌️✌️

[@amore1056]

Yes , indeed

[@iwaydelasalas1163]

Thank you for showing us another adventure.keep safe godbless from sanjose occ.mindoro phillipines.

[@cynthiatomblin5427]

Wow beautiful castle and in perfect decay. I like the antique furniture and the land is really beautiful and the view is breath taking. I was very worried you guys would get caught and shot.glad you guys are safe. Great video as always stay safe you guys.👍🏻❤️👏🏻🔥😍

[@mariettamollolucic4512]

Hola Maureno y Remon!! Hola a todos, vamos a explorar y a sorprendernos con este castillo francés. Hasta pronto 🙋‍♀️😗🌞🇨🇱

[@fififitri9375]

Wow very beautiful castle,so many an antique inside.very nice this video.🥰

[@wbooker5723]

Glad you came out alive! Thank you for your hard work and sharing.

[@cynthiasarkis2334]

What a beautiful chateau! I like the old wood fournitures and the antiques 😍 and the land is really beautiful and the view is breath taking! We weren't able to see the most two beautiful rooms in details but that's okey at least we saw them! And alwayssss your safety comes first, i'm sorry you got hurt Maureno! ❤ and btw guys, i liked the vlog part! Tbh i like to see the behind the scenes, the vlogs and the adventures before or after the exploration, it's entertaining. 🤩 lovely to see you guys being yourselves and enjoying your time.😘 thanks for another great adventureeee 🥰🥰💕💕

[@ignaciopenalva8085]

Ese papel que pone Napoleon es una joya digna de museo, es un cartel de los que se pegaban en las paredes con varios articulos o leyes expedidas por el , 1812.

[@danhicks684]

Thanks for risking it. Love it.

[@jannashutenko610]

Спасибо! Очень интересно, люблю Французские Шато. Фантастика! Документы времен Наполеона! Шляпа цилиндр в футляре! Такие шляпы носил А. С. Пушкин! Интерьер, раритетная мебель, концовка 18 века, 19 век и начало 20 века по документам и далее. Впечатляет возраст! В 21 веке перенестись в 18 век просто фантастика! Герб с лилиями это королевская атрибутика. Супер! Лайк и только лайк!

[@alienfrommarss]

LOL "WAIT...WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY?!" haha Reemon's reaction priceless 😂😂😂😂

[@barbaragravely920]

Wow such history inside Awesome taking chances like you did to bring life back into such time as we did not know wow .😮😲💓💯👌🤟👍👏🤝🤝🤝💪💪💪

[@emelle9705]

The drawing you found, with the tri-fleur de lis, was Henri d’Artois, duc de Bordeaux and Compte de Chambord. He was the disputed King of France for seven days in August 1830. He was born at the Tuileries palace in 1820, the grandson of King Charles X of the House of Bourbon. His grandfather abdicated as a result of the July Revolution and his uncle too gave up his rights (to the throne) in favor of ten year old Henri. His presence was then requested by Louis Phillipe, Duc de Orleans. However, his mother, the Duchess Du Barry was not allowed to accompany her son to Paris(Henri’s father had been assassinated seven months before his birth) nor was his Grandfather dethroned King Charles X, brother of King Louis XVIII, They, effectively, refused to turn him over to the Monarchy, and after 7 days, the National Assembly declared Louis Philippe of the junior royal line of the House of Bourbon. They fled France and were then officially exiled. They lived for a couple of years in Edinburgh at Holyrood Castle, then Prague, a town on the Italian border, in what is now Slovenia, and a bunch of other places. His mother returned to France in secret in an attempt to raise support for Henri’s claim but fell out with King Charles X when it was discovered she had married without permission and was pregnant. After that debacle, she was only allowed supervised visits with her children. After Charles X died, she saw the children more often at her home in Venice. He had another chance to take the throne after Louis Phillipe was overthrown but wouldn’t recognize the Tri-Color flag of the French Revolution. He created a compromise with the triFleur Bourbon Royal coat of arms in the center but it was rejected by the National Assembly. He married an Austrian Princess but produced no children. Henri died in 1883 in Austria. Whoever lived in the chateau at the time must have been a supporter of Henri’s claim, as many were, for the remainder of Henri’s life. The supporters were called Legitimists.He was the last male heir in the senior Bourbon Royal Line.

[@anne-mariekelly3670]

what are you thinking of the flag with Jeanne D'arc name on it at 38:06 ??

[@jlawrentz6411]

Wow! Such a gorgeous landmark and a connoisseur's dream of finding such a place to restore. I'm happy you all did not get caught but that was quite an adrenaline rush! Have any of the owners ever seen your videos' of their property? Nice work!!

[@marisol22]

Amazing ancient place,you guys are so brave and passionate about exploring,.thanks for your wonderful effort.

[@petrapatzan6327]

Que alegría verte Remon. Hola maureno, a disfrutar otra exploración, abrazos desde Guatemala C. A.

[@theanimalsmagicshop4785]

Amazing antiques. I'm a dealer and really enjoyed seeing them. All the taxidermy animals were sad though. You did a great job and now you have a new subscriber. Thanks for the opportunity to tour this spectacular castle from the US!

[@christianehuber1145]

Es sieht fast so aus als hätte das Schloss einen Wassergraben gehabt, der aber längst versiegt ist. Es bricht mein Herz, wenn solche Orte mit so einer langen Geschichte nicht mehr beachtet werden. Wie schön wäre es, wenn es möglich wäre es wieder aufzubauen und zu nutzen. Da gäbe es so unendlich viele Möglichkeiten. Aber oft fehlt halt auch das Geld.

[@mariettamollolucic4512]

Hola Explomo!!! Encantada de verlos a los dos nuevamente, juntos son increíbles. 🤩 Muchas gracias por esta super exploración, quedé fascinada con este castillo francés que ha trascendido los siglos, increíble construcción sólida, ver los pisos de piedra y madera, las cerchas de los techos, alacenas y guardarropas empotrados en los muros, toda la arquitectura maravillosa. Los muebles finamente tallados, los retratos de la familia, la vajilla de porcelana y otros objetos decorativos nos hablan de un pasado esplendoroso y de riqueza, lástima que la familia no haya podido preservarlo, pero entiendo que el costo debe ser altísimo, al menos con su video queda un testimonio de esta belleza. Mi favorito el dormitorio donde estaba el sillón de madera tallado. En el minuto 11:49 creo que ver la cola y espada de un pez espada, cuya carne es riquísima. Por todos los animales embalsamados que hay seguro esta familia era amante de la caza. Que tristeza que no pudieran filmar las últimas habitaciones en detalle, pero se entiende que la seguridad es primero, pero me distraje disfrutando las tomas desdé el dron y la sección culinaria "Cocinando con Remon", genial 😂😂 además que salir a explorar abre el apetito. Maureno y Remon, nuevamente todo mí cariño y agradecimiento para ustedes, son increíbles 😍😍 Por favor no olviden los subtítulos para así disfrutar aún más este video. Abrazos y besos, cuídense 🙋‍♀️😘✌️🇨🇱😷

[@olgaluciaagudelo4695]

Estoy de acuerdo contigo , con los subtítulos quedaríamos encantados

[@mariettamollolucic4512]

@@olgaluciaagudelo4695 hay que tener paciencia, en este lado del mundo aún es temprano, pero en Europa es de noche, seguro que mañana los activan. 😃 Saludos desde Chile. 🙋‍♀️✌️

[@olgaluciaagudelo4695]

@@mariettamollolucic4512 si , muy razonable lo que dices esperando a que así sea 😉😃 , gracias por el saludo , que tengas un resto de día excelente

[@mariettamollolucic4512]

@@olgaluciaagudelo4695 muchas gracias, igual para ti que disfrutes de la tarde noche. 🙋‍♀️

[@paxhumana2015]

@@mariettamollolucic4512 , espanol mexicano o espanol iberia?

[@NoisyBones]

Thank you for taking us on this cool trip! In the spirit of things, I’m going to see if I can list all of the animals as you go through and post them and the type of mount they’re on (on my break!)

[@adrianacano9992]

Aventura completa en este increíble castillo.no me perdí un segundo!! Saludos chicos.

[@annsmith4739]

Yes the painting is amazing of Jesus it’s beautiful,loved the children’s passel blocks ,the ladies pictures are beautiful,such a lot to look at .The paper of Neapolitan,was mind blowing ,to think you had that in your hands ,I wonder who was the last person to hold it ,amazing

[@brianpeterson8667]

I know , makes you think right 🤔

[@laurae7594]

I think too,qu,il doit etudier le francais😂😂.Es que ha sido graciosa la cara cuando le comentas lo que estaba escrito en las ventanas. Tus vídeos son de lo mejor que he visto en KZbin, aunque empiezo a ser mayor en casa de mi abuela había dos o tres piezas de taxidermia, me desagradaba tremendamente, nunca entendí tener trofeos de animales. Me gustan tus vídeos porque te arriesgas y tienes cierto conocimiento.Un chico joven que tengo como obrero,mandé tirar cosas y cuando vio un molinillo de café antiguo no sabía que era😄😄 Gracias por tu excelente trabajo

[@belleange590]

That is exactly right - walking back in time. Just beyond amazing. 6 generations!!!!!!!

[@luciatinacarino8273]

this is the most super great exploration & i keep repeating the part of the video over & over again...the last room is the most awaited part to be detailed but because the cam that scared u...u still be able to film such time capsule area...😆😅😄😁kuddos....

[@NoisyBones]

So I love me some taxidermy, I’ll try to name the different animals we see so you guys can identify things you find in the future: Kitchen: White Tail Deer, European Mount (just the skull) Pike, body mount Living Room 1: European Rabbit, body mount Gemsbok horns (either side of the rabbit) Duck (Possibly a blue Swedish???) Body mount 2x White Tail Deer, shoulder mount European Badger, body mount Mouflon, shoulder mount Bearded Dragon (?) body mount Redheaded Duck, body mount Woodcock/Snipe, body mount Quail, body mount Pheasant, body mount Corn Crake (rale des genets)- body mount Three small bird body mounts (a finch/sparrow, an unknown small bird, and what I think is a European Robin) Foyer: Cape Buffalo, scull cap (horns on the skull base) Muskrat, body mount Female Mallard and duckling, body mount Western Capercaillie, body mount Caiman/crocodile hatchling, body mount Red Squirrel White Tail, shoulder mount and skullcap Reeve’s Pheasant (?), body mount Sea turtle, body mount Shark, body mount Living room 2: Cobra and Mongoose, body mount Some of these I had to guess the species since they were kinda dusty and it seems a lot of the lizard ones kinda deteriorated.

[@gdurandeau1143]

Thanks for your professional contribution.

[@hoodoo.hillbilly]

I thought I saw a type of swordfish beside the deer skull in dining area.

[@cesarkauz6680]

100% perfect 👌 and very professional - thank you very much - this research as well afforded some "homework" I guess 😅 Kind regards and best wishes 👍👍👍👍👍 César

[@marilynwargo6288]

The fish tail up high and the sword were from a Marlin, deep sea fish, or swordfish.

[@tsuileung5197]

Ok. I have to watch this video again to sort out the named animals.

[@ambarloverscabrera3264]

Gracias por cada uno de sus videos ❤️es un placer disfrutarlos!

[@Tonycunningham28]

At the 34:28 timestamp one of those very old books that is titled Artilleries it shows a date of 1725 on it but I'm not sure if it was just hand written on there or if that was actually printed onto the book spine that way.

[@catherineguadalupe4698]

Wooow beautiful and in perfect decay, you were very persistent, the thing that you have come back again after a month, be very careful everytime doing your venture, God bless you all❤️👏😻🎉

[@justkp9243]

Stunning episode guys! Truly wonderful seeing all those historical things in the castle, I hope some is preserved. The Beef hotpot is a very British dish too, mainly Manchester area 🇬🇧 x

[@jessiegarcia5160]

Stay safe always, LOVE from Pasadena , Texas near Houston Texas.

[@aldaperlitapolestico9848]

You never failed to amaze us in showing hidden gems of castles and mansions and the mysteries that surround them. Please always be careful in your adventures.

[@markwalford-groom]

another feature length MOvie , have to make coffee and get snacks ,dont start with out me

[@Ayesha-yn8tc]

Very hard but good work beautiful video and u😍😍😍

[@kymjohnthorburn6044]

Baby boys and girls of the time had the same hair cuts and wore both wore dresses in upper class aristocracy.

[@josephpalmateer3701]

The Artifact you were showing at 51:26 in the time frame of this video... you asked "what was it... a sort of game?" actually no... I cannot be Precise... but from observation of a similar device... I would conclude it to be the same thing... which is in all respects... 17th Century Hand Cuff and ankle chain attachment. the 2 grouve crosser had another opposite 2 grouve crosser which when put back to back whould make the cuffs for the hands... which would be tightly closed together by tightening the bolt fastener.

[@justcurious3514]

Sometimes it almost has a Spanish or Portuguese feel to it because of the black and white checked floors and the intricately carved dark wood furniture. I like it all very much. Thank you for showing it

[@guillecorona9655]

Excelente video, todo muy hermoso aunque muy arriesgado, a cuidarse chicos los felicito y gracias por enseñarnos a viajar en el tiempo 🙏🏼👏👏🌹

[@TheRogueUrbex]

Wow, what an awesome exploration. Glad you guys came out okay. Stay safe!

[@kymjohnthorburn6044]

Just the chests you have opened are worth a fortune.

[@favorflavor707]

Thanks for that amazing explore, the whole adventure💯♥️👍✌

[@kenziealexis8476]

WOW this is AMAZING!! I'm glued already...I just bought an antique French clock from 1870's at Goodwill here in my hometown that would fit perfectly in this castle....Safe travels Maureno and much love Krissy

[@amore1056]

You put into details and take your time to explore. Good luck and looking forward for your next video . Cheerio

[@bigd8733]

You people did such a wonderful job how did you ever find such a place that brought a tear to my eye that is probably about the best I have ever seen thank you so much

[@КсенияПарфентьева-ж8ч]

Мне кажется, когда трогаешь вещи тех лет, как на мгновение всё останавливается ... И ты переносишься в то время

[@nenskiecordero8860]

All your content it's so amazing and you're a brilliant so you guys continue your job you great vlogger God bless you all 💗😀🙏👍

[@samanthacastle4192]

Awe so beautiful everything wow. The photos are touching to me.

[@lilianamendozar.5880]

😋👍 gracias, increíble estuvo como siempre 👏🏼👏🏼

[@cynthiachan1229]

The previous occupants was noble person this must be declared a historical place.

[@nannyofmany8315]

Oh my. That’s a hare. Not a rabbit. Heavily hunted at one time. Now on the air risk register, for extinction. So sad. In Britain they used greyhounds/lurchers to chase hare. It was called Hare Coursing. Extremely cruel! It is now illegal. But folk still continue at risk of being caught and prosecuted!