THE FAMILY HAVE GONE! THE INCREDIBLE Abandoned Millionaires House | Everything is left!

[@billybobscat6233]

" If you love someone enough one day you will get to see them again." I needed to hear this just now.

[@carolinelatte6080]

❤❤❤x

[@itsmeamy605]

😍❤️❤️

[@kimkelly-kline3768]

I needed that too Billy..just lost my Hubby to the Coronavirus the day before Easter.A very devastating time..☹️

[@princenelson6010]

Kim Kelly-Kline may god keep his soul safe. And may you heal and be happy again.

[@billybobscat6233]

@@kimkelly-kline3768 I'm so sorry to hear that. I just lost my dog of 10 years and he was my grandfathers who raised me and passed a few years back. Sucks but I can't imagine losing someone like a spouse tho. Stay strong and know your not alone. Your Never alone and he is always with you. Coronavirus has hit hard where I live also. Its definitely no joke. Stay safe. Stay strong. Things will get better. Hang in there.

[@greybeard7121]

Dont listen to the people who say negative things. You are extremely respectable when you explore and you never break in its abandoned places for pete's sake. No do not enter signs up. Keep doing what you love doing and your fans will keep on supporting and watching. Stay safe whereever you go.

[@jeanettespurrier3150]

chris piercy well said x

[@gslemel]

While I sit in my home for days because of "the virus" I want to thank you for taking me on many vacations.

[@AWE83]

I wish u all the best and to stay safe

[@emmafrench7219]

George Lemel I completely agree with you. It is horrible being in lockdown, but thanks to Abandoned World Explorer I can sort of get out and about. Stay safe.

[@Scourge88Monastik14]

Can you workout! I got a home gym and I hoof it alot

[@amymorgan1413]

Same here! He's helped keep us motivated and sane.👍You do such a great job Dave, please take good care of your knee. You worry me!

[@dannierae23]

Lol A.W.E. Travel Agency at your service, This is your Captain Dave speaking lol

[@AWE83]

To all that watched my videos i thank everyone of you for finding the time, i'm sorry i cant please all, and sometimes the negative comments do hurt. As i put in so much time and long travels to find the best spots. If you wish to donate the pay pal link is [e-mail] Patreon is abandonedworldexplorer. STAY SAFE XXXX

[@lindalebreton4743]

Unfortunately some people cant be pleased. They go thru their lives finding fault in others. Have loved all your explores. Thank you for the beautiful narrative you put into them. Stay safe

[@Judy.LoveandLightAlways]

To all the negative comments ignore them. These are Human's that most likely live in a basement, plenty of time on their hands, no life just a soul full of hate. If you don't like a video just leave, move along nothing to see here. This was by far a very well documented, informative, beautiful video. So very sad. I hope someone saves this beautiful home and it's contents. Thank you from Australia Be safe

[@vikkiefrance7345]

I hope you didn’t take my comment on the last video about not been keen on cars as an insult or negative towards you, you do an amazing job and should be proud of how respectful you are towards these old places and the lives of the people who lived there

[@moongypsy4926]

ignore the negative and just focus on the positive. there are a lot of us who absolutely love watching your videos and appreciate the respect you have for each place you visit. keep being who you are, and live life to the full. 🤘

[@creolelady4096]

They don't have a real life, just a bunch miserable people.

[@marciadunham8194]

Some of these homes just wanna make me cry. If I had the ability and the finances I would restore them back to their beauties.. I don't understand how people can walk away from something so amazing..

[@lyndahollins2881]

I agree with you 100% makes me sad.

[@emmaskylet1019]

Marcia Dunham you spoke my heart

[@rachelk7555]

They didn’t walk away - they died.

[@mariacanto1871]

I feel the same way!

[@terencebarrett2897]

Marcia I wonder if you or I made home in one of these house's, tidy up, and no one knows you are there ,,I wonder if you could make it your home , I bet it as happened already ,I know there's a squatters rights,but i feel that's stealing,,i mean just respecting the property,cleaning ,its,someone else's home "and also just giving you a little time and space,it seems like magic

[@lisaleigh07]

Beautiful! That one was easy to imagine it in its day. I don't understand families just allowing their childhood homes to rot like that. So sad. Thank you so much for this one Dave! And yes mark needs a passport, he would love these explores! 🥰😎✌

[@MikeS-um1nm]

Oh My God I LOVE this house. All this place needs is a cleaning, and you could move into it NOW!! Give me two years, and I could rehab this place. I love the 3rd floor craft room. As an artist/ illustrator/ model builder/ diorama maker, and costume designer, I would make this house my ULTIMATE art studio. After rehabbing houses and buildings, in the construction trades, most of my life, I think THIS house is very salvageable!! I really hope someone saves this place.

[@deadbody5673]

I started crying while watching, this is so hard to watch.. I am addicted to old stories and old houses which have been abandoned for years. Idk what to do, make those things clean, or let them live the life they had. It’s s so hard for me to Imagine that in this house, people have laughed, talked about different topics and cried together too. Everything is kept in these beautiful rooms, items, like once they lived before and now, the time has stopped inside.

[@tamarrajames3590]

This was a once beautiful home, and clearly once filled with love and creativity, but such a sad story. As a senior, who lives with my husband of more than 40 years, with whom I created a business in 1979, and have travelled the world together...I can relate to what it must have been for the one left behind. One day it will happen to either he or myself, and neither one of us is ready for life without the other. I felt their choice of decor a bit busy for my taste, but it must have been what they enjoyed. The tile floor was terracotta, and the wood was called parquet. The archway that was roughly coated was stucco. Thank you for sharing this, and stay safe.🖤🇨🇦

[@bingobingo2857]

Tamarra James q

[@True_Joker]

Yes! Exactly right! I couldn't for the life of me remember what the other word was for the wood inlay floors

[@Ninasim123]

Tamarra, that sounds sad but at the same time I would think there's a reason to be happy and thankful: having a companion, a person who shared life and accomplishments with you.

[@tamarrajames3590]

Andréia AC I regret none of my life choices. It has been rich and filled with love and adventure...it still is, o hat ever comes to pass in the future, I am happy.🖤🇨🇦

[@Ninasim123]

@@tamarrajames3590 Tamarra, you sound a very wise Lady. ;)

[@tracyl1516]

I would love to go in and just clean these houses you go in.

[@fearsomevloggers4552]

U r so beautiful 😍

[@jeanettespurrier3150]

Tracy Lynn hahaha me to lol xx

[@gemlou1439]

Yessss!!

[@EastLondonBitznbobz]

yes me to... would love to paint them up put them back to theyre original state :-)

[@larasikora5534]

What a shame they are left....if those wall could talk...maybe they do..that's why they are empty

[@gypsyfaulk6906]

you would never find places like this in the USA that would not be stripped of everything and trashed with graffiti and other things.... this is why I love watching your videos, it seems as though the places you go people have respect for the dead and abandoned places

[@m.s.3679]

Germany sadly the same...

[@True_Joker]

That isn't true at all. It just depends on the what kind of neighborhood it's in and accessibility, like anything else

[@jordan.7]

Very true

[@michelerigg5187]

Your reverence for the locations, the lives that created them, and your fascination with it all, is truly a blessing for me. The music is so moving. (I live vicariously through you and EWF . Lol) I lost my son December 2019. He was intrepid, curious, and so respectful of the past. I don't know if he ever saw you...but, he would have loved you. I absolutely do. Please keep doing what you do. Thank you.

[@barbsnyder3579]

Such a wonderful explore. Thank you so much for taking us on your adventures. I don't know what my husband and I would do without your explorations during this terrible Corona virus. God bless you and stay SAFE.

[@mitch5077]

I really love your sincere spirit. When you tell your fans you love them I know you are so genuine. God Bless You, Take care of that knee! 🙏

[@joannewaterhouse183]

Magical how you brought meaning to an old man's life and memories thanks for taking us along with you stay safe 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 x

[@FernandoPartridge]

Always loved the respect you show the homes and the people who lived there, thanks Dave for another great video and respectful glimpse into lives now passed.

[@michelemcguire8995]

When a person dies , sometimes the residue of them do stay around..it's just really to he survivors memories.. and because they love they shared ,the one left behind can not bring themselves to let any of their belongings to be donated...it's really hard..my Dad was the same way,and if it wasn't for us kids..he would have buried himself.. but..it was 6 yrs after my mum died he died too..it was a broken heart.. And in the Bible..it says that we will all meet again in paradise..

[@UN33kWabb1T]

I love that through these videos that you try to stress to people the importance of spending time with your family while they are still alive. Both me and my spouse have lost our parents and all we have left of any value is the memories of all the good times we shared. Sure they left a few belongings behind but that means nothing compared to time and love you share with someone.

[@janmarchand7294]

Ouch! I feel your knee pain cause I've had surgery on mine and it takes a long time to get back to normal.. Thanks for persevering and bringing yet another great video to us.

[@julieoolie9902]

What a beautiful home. Thank you for the tour. The chain you found in the closet room is for eyeglasses to hang around the neck when not being worn. Terra Cotta floors are tiles, usually hand made, a red-ish pink, tan color, unglazed or glazed. Wood squares or small strips of wood on the floor are called parquet, sometimes with inlays of wood as a border or center medallion. Tables with designs in different colors of wood are also called inlays or inlaid (as an adjective). I just love your tours and the respect and empathy you show for them. 5 STARS!

[@cheriesydaus433]

It’s so very sad that people intentionally vandalised this house. 😢💔 Loads of expensive crafting items still used to this day. What a privilege to see this all this amazing items. They obviously made sold and distributed to retail Surely they had family. If not their needs to be a trust set up. So many items which could be auctioned off and go to charities or people that need help You always bring us amazing videos. You show respect thank you ❤️🙏🏻🇦🇺. It’s nostalgic watching them through your eyes Ps proven demons is not who you should align with Please

[@SC-yj7fd]

Cherie Sydaus ...I agree.As much as I love watching these video’s...there rather depressing seeing what people have done in destroying them.Sad

[@lynechee1669]

thats why im asking why people free going inside .. of abandon house ..there materials is scatttered everywhere

[@UndeadPanda]

Did proven demons do something?

[@longdayshortnight2365]

I'm so disappointed that I am finding this video a month late.. What an absolutely stunning home and it is so tranquil. I wish I could have this house and bring it back to its former glory. And also, I have never seen someone explore a home with as much respect as you have. Well done. Fabulous video!

[@Neatcrochet2025]

Its been ransacked by the look of those empty hangers its heartbreaking to know the sad passing of this couple and such a beautiful mansion left to rot... very sad indeed.

[@AWE83]

I had a tear in my eye filming this place tyrying to picture his wife making dolls then picturing frances sitting alone when she passed

[@annainns6452]

@@AWE83 the chain with clips on the end is actually a serviette holder. The goes around the neck with the clips hanging down to the front and the serviette is clipped on each corner holding it in place protecting the clothes from any food spills. A pretty clever idea. You are my husband's and mine favourite explorer along with Bros of Decay for the respectful, dignified and passion you have for the explores you do 😊

[@Neatcrochet2025]

Abandoned World Explorer I too felt sad imagining the husband alone surrounded by her memories and her hobbies... my aunty passed away and my uncle died a week later of a broken heart... if only someone could save this beautiful home😭

[@Judy.LoveandLightAlways]

@@AWE83 That's part of your work, you enter and it will either give you good happy vibes, or so much sadness, or you may even feel absolute horrid vibes. I'm not into the paranormal, not my thing, but I do believe that buildings leave feelings within their walls. You may be an Empath like myself and so many others who have subscribed to your channel and leave comments here. I've read a few comments and just know they are an Empath. But will keep that to myself. Hugs Be safe xxx from Australia

[@Judy.LoveandLightAlways]

@@Neatcrochet2025 That's so very sad, I'm so sorry for your loss. When you find the love of your life, it's like you have found your other wing and you can fly together forever, when one wing leaves you are left with only one wing so you can no longer fly. Nothing can replace that wing. Hugs Be safe from Australia 🕊🦋

[@creolelady4096]

Watching you from America, we have places just like that here in this country, that are beautiful Mansions left abandoned. Just sitting there to rot away. So sad.

[@lisahomer3159]

The tile floors could be terra cotta but the wooden floor is called parquet. I would love to see this first hand, it’s gorgeous. Love to all

[@darrenashley126]

I really wish people wouldn't trash the places and be respectful like you are. RESPECT :)

[@bubblesangel555]

NOW my Saturday is complete, what a fantastic place, thanks for taking me along!!

[@mayday4380]

This house is amazing. It feels like the people will be walking through the door any second and relax from a hard days work. I just love this house. Thanks for the video. You did a great job showing it. Sad the owners are both deceased. Sad that the children haven't come around either.

[@shannons842]

This home is beautiful. Love to see it renovated.

[@bethmann3283]

Can you just imagine how that looked in its hey day? Beautiful!!! Thank you for being respectful of the home. Sad story. Wish there were old photos available to see.

[@jacquelinewu5324]

Really sad house, and leave alone to decade slowly and slowly. Just imagine the house also have feeling with their owner. May the Lord blessing all.

[@lyndahollins2881]

Don't they have laws over there, that if there is no will left that the state gets to say who gets the belongings? and house, shocking that it would be a waste like that. Love watching you guys :) From Australia.

[@angelacampbell8559]

Hello from Fort Wayne IN ! I just don’t wanted to thank you so so much for helping me get through this horrible virus and lock down. I’ve missed my sons and grandkids so much but when I discovered you I went from sad to just plain happy and I have your videos to look forward to now. You guys are so respectful and who ever raised you should be very proud . You have truly helped someone thousand of miles away get better . Thank you so much for taking the risks for us all so we too can experience so much beauty and the time capsules you share. Such a great job you do . Love you guys , Angela from Indiana .

[@sandralangley2807]

You ignore all the negative if they don't like it they they don't have watch love to you xxx STAY SAFE

[@catherinecole3978]

'All things pass into mystery'. Every time I see these kind of abandoned places which have tales of family estrangement, I think you never know. Parents not talking to children, children not talking to parents. You never know unless you're actually living in the family dynamic. Such a lovely house, seems that the people who lived here were so cultured, and they had many interests. I try to think back on the happier times they must have lived 'thru. This is a reminder for all of this of the gross stupidity and waste of time of most family squabbles. Here in Canada, there's been disputes about the family cottage when the parents wanted their adult children to share happy memories together after they were gone, but it all descends into fights and a sense of entitlement. You are so respectful and caring of these abandoned homes and remind us of the importance of trying to live a full life.

[@manvindershergill2118]

It’s sad that family can’t use the house. but they can just watch the house and memories. It’s heart breaking to see the house turning into mould.

[@connielong7475]

This home is fantastic. The work shop for creating the dolls was unique. It's so upsetting to see these fabulous properties sitting unattended allowing for decay to progress, when caring people such as myself would love to give them the much tlc they deserve, without thought of any claim other than time spent there during gentle consideration...🦋

[@lonnyfox]

When you go to your house I was strongly suggest wearing a mask and gloves you never know what you can breathe in or touch also the chain with the clips and I believe it is for wearing reading glasses around your neck I also wish you luck cabinets are cases bookcases with lots of glass and pottery that your skin more slowly so we can see feel like it was really rushed Townsend there’s a lot we didn’t see you but

[@capecod50s]

Lonny Fox I agree the gold colored chain did appear to be an eyeglass holder.

[@Hairnicks]

Always feel a massive urge to close the drawers and tidy up, so sad how people abuse these places but admire your respect for them. Keep good Dave.

[@AWE83]

Thank you so much

[@virginiaeckley3047]

That was a beautiful house..it broke my heart that those people's kids didn't stay in touch with their parents...if I would of found that house, I would of cleaned it up and fixed the ceilings and gotten rid of the mold and fixed it up. It's really sad 😔 how that house is rotting away. Love y'all too and y'all stay safe 💖

[@heatherjohnson9985]

I love that you respect these places, closing cupboards and such, it's nice to know that people can just look and appreciate someone else's things, and just look at memories, and architecture. Thank you for sharing.

[@shereerichmond4833]

This is so sad.. It gave me tears.. Great job Dave. Thankyou love you ❤

[@victoriaspeer938]

I've watched a lot of *renovation* videos of historic homes and a lot of exploring videos the fact that right away you shared history of the place meant so so much to me. It's the history that makes these places relatable and beautiful.

[@AWE83]

Glad u liked my videos means allot to me x

[@polarbear8888]

This home gives off sad vibes. Such a beautiful place frozen in time. Thanks for this video. Oh and just ignore those negative comments. Keep safe!!!

[@mimirayscraftycorner1058]

I'm new to your channel but I absolutely love how respectful you are & how you seem to appreciate all the intricate details. It's so. Lovely to see. Please keep doing what you do & stay safe x

[@diskod50]

Love the Canada comment my friend... Our snow literally just melted up here in northern Ontario about a week or 2 ago... This place is so perfect it looks like it's staged! Love the videos.... I think You & Dan truly have the best abandoned places! At the risk of sounding cheezy I feel like I'm there with you!

[@hikerx9366]

Snow on some of the highest mountain ranges out West but people are planting gardens. Weathers been great in the last 2 months.

[@ferocel]

You read my mind when you said every time you've think seen the most amazing place along comes another. Truly astonishing house. Very sad though. Stay safe Dave & I'm sure you're making the most of the time by resting that knee! All the best 👍

[@minnierose4398]

What a sad story, but how romantically you tell it! Thank you for another thoughtful explore ❤

[@AWE83]

Thank you for the kind words

[@freyallarganswald4746]

Thanks for sharing this explore and the sad story of the owners. I totally agree about one partner giving up when another dies. My mum died exactly three weeks after my dad in March 2016, Her heart was broken when he passed. My dad was 74 and my mum a young at heart 73. 😥 Btw that wooden floor is parquet, terra-cotta is a colour or an orange colour earthenware pot. Thank you for being so respectful on your explores 🤗💕

[@darlenedouglas5148]

I remember when Daniel first posted this house 🏠, I thought how sad it was but worse is to know that theìr children would not come to the home save some mementos and family photos. They could have opened it up to a very knowledgeable antique shop to make an offer on the belongings. Heck, they could have sold the house before it was so destroyed. It is a shame that history is all lost!! Great video

[@Saffirance]

What an amazing house! Thank you for never vandalizing or stealing and for taking good care to do no damage as you go.

[@karenwright4587]

Great explore again my friend a bit sad to see all his wifes things still sat there but a really nice house and the location amazing look after that knee stay safe dave luv to you xx

[@TM6719]

I love how beautifully you narrate everything! You have the gift to make these beautiful to watch

[@kelvinellis8312]

I've only just discovered you lot & I find all of these places so fascinating & sad. Keep up the good work mate 👍

[@theresetaylor7207]

I love the way you show so much respect to this beautiful home with such a sad back story.The rooms are incredible. The fabric wallpaper is flock wallpaper. The necklace you held up looks like you would of attached each end to reading glasses. The flooring downstairs is parquet and the stone flooring does look like terracotta tiling. Thankyou for sharing this, I have enjoyed every moment.

[@sarahstrong7174]

Some of what is in this house is not flock wallpaper but actually cloth stretched over the surface of the wall.

[@love_anj1738]

In the Philippines, you will rarely see abandoned homes as immediate family or next of kin would take over the place by inheriting or succession. They either have the place rent it out or sell them if they cant live there so nothing goes to waste. I watched these kind of videos as i am reminded we are just passing through and we cant take everything we have accumulated over the years (hence it makes me rethink of my buying habits). It is sad no one was there to collect or give away those lovely things to enjoy and re-use.

[@Ninasim123]

Same in Brasil. Very rare to find a house left in these conditions. I am planning to build my own house with very few resources. My heart breaks when I see this kind of waste.

[@love_anj1738]

@@Ninasim123 goodluck with your house. Yeah i often watch these kind of videos to remind me how much we accummulate things we dont actually need, it helps put things in perspective but yeah still succumbed to consumerism now and then but are now mindful as well. Cheers to your house and have a blessed day! 💕

[@mystuff3693]

This is by far the best av seen , loved how you were so respectful Dave , missed your side kick but understand it is an expensive hobby . Look forward to watching more . And I know you love us all but I LOVE YOU thank you x

[@GlamourGhoulOfficial]

Wow, this is amazing. Love these time capsule houses

[@susanlennard8495]

Wow Dave,this house is stunning.So sad when you tell the back story,of the people who lived there.just goes to show that there is true love,so sad when one passes,leaving the other all alone.Shame the family did not make peace before their father passed.I bet that house was really beautiful in its day,the furniture what’s there is lovely,the staircase was gorgeous.Looks like they had a good business going,making dolls,and all the other stuff.It is a crying shame,the house is just rotting away.As you said it should be sealed up,to try and save it.Loved the music you put with this video,and you and your friends are really respectful in these places.It is other explorers who trash places,that tar you all with the same brush.But you are one of the best,and very respectful of the places you go to.Loved walking through the woods with you,and seeing those wonderful views.Thankyou Dave,stay safe.xxx

[@lind1359]

It can go before a probate judge if the children are alive........it’s just criminal to let a beautiful house decay

[@Zoeleii]

I have heard the “help” in the doll room! Thank you for another interesting explore, you are so respectful and I love it! If only everyone would be like that..

[@AmiraSmyrna]

The snow: for us in Africa we flock to snow like that and it gets on the front page of the major papers! Awesome vid!

[@sharronaustin2769]

Extraordinary...! and you could see the happiness they once had. Beautiful place. Best explore in a long time. Thank you Dave n friends...and tell Mark we miss him

[@freebird5548]

WoW!!!! What a huge, amazing house. And that long walk through the woods to get there was well worth it for your viewer fans!!!! . However, your knee may certainly feel very differently especially trying to get out of those woods, all up hill. I noticed something very unusual for such a very large house and that was, I saw not one fireplace. How in the world did the owner heat that huge place? I counted approximately 24 rooms in the what 3 or 4 stories of house?? (I thought i saw you go up 3 sets of stairways.) I bet it got pretty chilly indoors. It's very unfortunate that the house has been left to rot, mold, deteriorate, be ripped off and the destroyers will take care of the rest. Thank you so much for sharing your video. Love watching your videos, although it seemed in this one particular video in many shots the camera movement was quite rapid. Which can create dizziness for us viewers. But, i can understand the excitement of seeing so many different things, it could make one want to see everything at once. Keep in mind however that your camera is our eyes, and as quickly as that camera moves around, so do our eyes. Regardless, a very great find. I absolutely love watching your videos. And although I am thousands of miles away in NM, i still feel as though I know you. Stay well, stay safe, be happy, smile and may God Bless you. On to the next!!! Love n ✌️ Peace

[@amore1056]

True I feel dizzy 😵 watching the video too fast very bad . He don’t through details

[@SUPERIORWOMAN]

Your feelings for these people truly calm my heart. I feel as lost as them already tho I'm still alive. I hear you and wish for someone to care for who I am the way you care for those long gone...Bless you for being a comfort to me and so many others.

[@pokemom610]

This is like if Steve Irwin explored abandoned buildings. Respectful, interesting, and wholesome.

[@AlpacaMade]

This is the second view I've had of this home. You showed me the things I was trying to work out, what she did as an artisan. Everybody said "dolls" but I knew there was more to it than that. There is a knitting or tatting machine at 22:44 that I had not seen before. When you went into the large store room I looked everywhere for the yard or wool she would've used however; I didn't see any nor do I think the boxes had any. That is why I say it may have been a tatting machine. The only fiber I noticed was the cone on the table behind the machine, it appeared to be cotton or another very small diameter fiber. It is possible she made some of the window coverings. The large storeroom contained accessories to scale for the size dolls in the work room. Thanks Dave!

[@blanning2058]

I think this was the better version of this house.

[@jimjimgl3]

Wouldn't that wine have evaporated after 16 years?

[@thatgirl3757]

Thought so too. Perhaps other explorers staged it for more dramatic photos?

[@emmaa6947]

I think it's evaporated the red of wine coloured the glass and makes it looks like liquid in!

[@ObscureStuff420]

It would have evaporated after a couple weeks probably. Think about how long it would take a glass of water to dry out, but even less because alcohol has a lower evaporation point than water.

[@carolwhite3660]

It's the color of glass that looks like there is wine in them. My grandmother had glasses such as these, as she loved the color red.

[@capecod50s]

J NotinNYCanymore There have been other explorers and some of them stage photo shoots. Try thinking outside the box.

[@debrawright3558]

I have watched a lot of abandoned vids but your passion and caring coupled with gifted storytelling abilities make you the very best I have experienced. Thank you so much.

[@evacerantola7356]

After 16 years the liquid in the glasses would have evaporated. This kills the credibility for me.

[@ritagail4559]

Those who were in the house looting before could have set that scene up messing around like always these are good guys. Think of the possibility that it could of happened that way all things are possible everyone be safe and god bless

[@mariabetancourt6797]

It was evaporated just mold and stains left

[@devadasi1]

yeah, he probably made it all like a Hollywood movie set. is that more believable to you? its all a big fake out.or maybe, MAyBE other people have explored there, and sat down for a drink

[@marlenecardinahl9346]

Looters did this

[@Shyzah]

@@devadasi1 Been to many abandoned relatively untouched places and sometimes you'll think that no one else has been there then you'll see something oddly new.

[@gingerbee98]

Sooo much to love in this house! From watching your walk through, I feel like the home has a good energy. I like to imagine it to have been a happy home at one time... Definitely one of my faves. Thanks 😊

[@fayecox9401]

Omg so love that table and chairs that lamp is cute

[@carolynbowe3847]

I think you on behalf of myself and my daughter for being respectful and to taking us on journeys with you may God bless you and watch over you on your many quests in his name Amen

[@barbr.1531]

This house could not have been empty for 16 years. There’s are no cob webs around or piles of dust on the surfaces.

[@marshanelson144]

You are so respectful of these places...I could listen to your accent all day. Please take care of your knee! Love your videos!

[@Asiablue]

The gold chain shown at 18:20 is for a man’s pocket watch.

[@thatgirl3757]

A beautiful house, soooo French. A sad story to boot. Too bad it wasn't saved by family. Ty for showing it to us. Be safe in your travels.

[@bobbiesox6289]

Dave please always be safe! It looks like people would send her pictures of somebody they wanted her to make a doll that looked like them! That’s so cool, and it really did sound like somebody said help when you were up there in the doll room. That was an amazing house so beautiful so much stuff in there. I want to thank you Dave, for always being so respectful of the house, it’s always so sad that somebody would go in there and go through their things and take things, and just break into the house. I think it would be great if you could somehow lock the house up or make it so people couldn’t get in after you leave. But anyway thank you again for a wonderful explore, please take care of yourself, love you too. Always be safe!

[@angelawise1304]

Love this.i have been bedbound for 4 years.this is traveling for me.thank you.

[@peachylife8419]

It's better when you're alone . To many people. Love ya !!! 🤜🤛😎🔥

[@dawnknockwafel1034]

What a wonderful introduction to a beautiful video of this magic place. Truely wonderful tour. Thank you.

[@amymorgan1413]

I FORGOT WHAT YOU LOOK LIKE WITHOUT A MASK ON. I'M NOT USED TO PEOPLE NOT HAVING SOMETHING OVER THEIR FACE. LOL. THAT HOUSE WAS BEAUTIFUL, GREAT JOB! I HIT THE LIKE BUTTON AND SHARED IT😘

[@dampsomsatan]

dude your videos are so peaceful and calming, just chilling here under a blanket in my chair watching like a small child. good job

[@NecroViolator]

16 years and NO DUST ? Dang !

[@candidalindino6668]

What a beautiful, lovely house.. Thank you for the amazing video and for showing this piece of art with so many memories where the time has stopped. Amazing!

[@YahshuaLovesMe]

Love is Eternal, if you want to keep it you have to ask the Author of Love, and He will hear your prayers.

[@tammiebarnes7787]

Such a beautiful place I am sure that they spent many happy years together! Bless his heart I bet he died of a broken heart... it’s possible! Perfect place to paint craft and be in nature! Very calming!! Maybe she was a doll maker. Awesome find thank ya for the tour! I love your videos you are so respectful and kind to these places!

[@litsazorzou1568]

Didnt mean to hurt anyone's feelings. But you can get extremely sick, without protection. That's all.

[@AWE83]

I agree and defo need to wear protection

[@taraalan1131]

Litsa zorzou The black mould is deadly .

[@angiebaranovich716]

I was glad to see you close the cupboard doors, it just seems thoughtful. Such a cute place!

[@nancysmith2295]

Sure wish the art and photos could be retained for historical purposes.

[@mariacanto1871]

I can’t get over how gorgeous the furniture is! Thank you for bringing us these amazing places! We feel like we are right there with you!

[@arronguy]

The gold chain is for hanging a pair of glasses around your neck. Thanks for the video.

[@pattyyoung2103]

Pocket watch chain!!

[@michellehabets4568]

Wow beautiful house. 😊 Loved the explore. Thanks for sharing.

[@blanning2058]

I haven't even got started watching but I just wanted to say that you need to take it easy on that knee or it's just gonna get worse then you won't be able to explore. ☹

[@sharonbethlarson4794]

Brittany Lanning to Q

[@calmeblondy]

you do a beautiful job of showing these beautiful homes, castles, Thank You!!!!

[@brittany7252]

i heard the "help"

[@ameliaricafort5556]

Amazing! Thank you for bringing us to that beautiful and classic abandoned house.😍

[@aezareyes8245]

Did you hear that there's a laugh like a little doll in 23:23 use headphones to hear clearly I promise

[@sandrad.8092]

AAHHH YOU ARE RIGHT I LITERALLY SHRIEKED

[@intannurhasanah3015]

I hear it too omg

[@silaE02]

wthhhhhhhhhhh

[@literallyzara]

Holy crap it’s true

[@cikaanzalna3717]

Omg or maybe he just add the voice?

[@nancygermain2996]

My surgeon told me to keep my arm up after surgery, we went to the mountains. I feel your constraints my brother, heal well. Great house so interesting. Matching wallpapers & fabrics are a French thing, a busy French thing. Thanks for letting me tag along. Such a shame.

[@elizabethtorres6069]

Hi Dave! It brings me such joy to see my favorite Explorers and Fighters together again.💕💕💕 Loved the staircase, beautiful woodwork and that blue/beige bedroom. If it was his children, why not take the photos? Maybe the children blame their father for their mom's death, or the pain was too much for memories. That home was vandalized by locals, no family member(s) would have made that mess, regardless of their relationship.

[@cathysokol5437]

Another great video!! Thank you for letting us share in your explores!! Makes my life more exciting, I would never be able to see all these very interesting things without you!!! Great job!! Tell Mark he is missed!