What a fantastic home. It made me think the owners had maybe some inherited wealth as well. All that plasterwork, a coffered ceilings and elegance didn’t come cheap. The carving on the older outbuildings said, “ In the year of our Lord 1732”. Wow. Thanks for taking us there!
Imagine owning this place? It would be your own rustic sanctuary. Awesome building and beautiful grounds! I love it! The music was cool as well. Nice chilled out vibes. Thank you Sam and Jess xx
This place is absolutely magnificent! It breaks my heart that it’s just falling into rubble. I am so grateful that you are documenting it. Made me extremely nervous with you guys walking around. I had to breathe a sigh of relief when you got out. The ceilings were unbelievable! Wow if it’s from the 1700s no wonder it’s falling apart. Sam you are unbelievably nimble! What a beautiful vineyard. Those people had immense wealth. Oh yeah she’ll get phenomenal views with the drone. The vineyards definitely looks like they’re being tended to. They’re all trimmed. The music is so nice and really lends itself to this piece. It sounds a little bit like Walk off the Earth. Boy I bet it was beautiful when it was all in use. Thank you so much for this video. Really really enjoyed it. I really really wish I had the money to give you. I so enjoyed all the pieces that you do. Sam you’re such an incredible storyteller as well. This was one of my favorites as well I believe. I wanted to tell you guys happy Thanksgiving. Not sure if you celebrate but I just wanted to say that I am grateful for you and your talents. Sending my love to both of you as always💜🤗😎☮️🇺🇸🤟🏻😘
This was one of your best ones yet! The architecture of the ceilings was beautiful. All the windows that let in abundant sunshine and great views. And that balcony... can you imagine sitting there after a long day of harvesting and having a glass of the very wine you produced and watch the sun set. I'm a huge fan of staircases and this did not disappoint! Thanks again for yet another great explore! Love you guys!
Sam you're right this was 'the real deal' Fantastic drone shots 💯 You guys smashed it in Croatia now smashing it Portugal 🇵🇹 Love from a very cold London ❤💙
Each place you and Jess share is like a new adventure through timeless magic. I'm so grateful for all that you do. You're awesome, all of you. 🍷✌️ Cheers.
Hi Sam and jess amazing place you can see how grand this wine makers house was,lovely architecture and stunning views around this area,such a shame to see it decaying away this must have been a very wealthy family living here. Great explor and video
3:30 Crikey, those floors are completely shot! 4:30 … and they’re not getting any better! 6:50 Great details on that ceiling and, yes, I can hear church bells! 9:30 I’m checking Sam’s shoelaces again, but he’s tied them firmly! There were parts of that explore I was slightly uncomfortable with. Nothing in this world is 100% safe, but don’t get yourselves hurt! Take care! :) Are there more of these? I ask because I've never been to Portugal or Spain. The most popular European destinations for me were France and Italy, but I'd give Portugal a try for sure, going by this!
This place is truly paradise! Hey, Sam, Jess, what do you think? Would you live here if you could? I definitely try to. The gorgeous view alone would be worth waking up to every day. Sipping aged wine, watching sunsets. . . (Sigh) 😊 I could easily leave my heart here. So beautiful. Thank you for sharing this place.
This was definitely a very special video because that vineyard was absolutely magnificent!! All of that gorgeous old world charm!! It’s again such a pity it’s been left to decay but it’s still very special and stunning. You can see how glorious it looked in its heyday!! Thanks for a great video!! I really enjoyed it and look forward to more from Portugal!!!
I totally agree with Sam this is a fave of mine, it’s so amazing the beauty & wealth still shows itself through nature’s take over! Ya can imagine the big family all sitting after a hard days toil eating Portuguese wholesome dinners togeather over looking the vineyards! You both are the best urbex you tubers by far , loving the short stories of each abandoned building 💕👍🏻love n peace Sarah in Manchester xx🥰
The ceilings in this place look very Italian style as well. I thought possibly Venetian style wood carving. It's absolutely stunning this place and the view is breathtaking! I wonder why nobody ever tried to restore this gorgeous place.
Great video guys!! Could see you two living there!! Growing your own food! Sipping your own made wine and watching the sunset! Of course you’d need a new villa but you’d have to keep the beautiful ceilings!
Breathtaking! Even with the decay, this is the most beautiful combination of nature , family and business. I could go on and on but I think you can tell I loved this place. Thanks for taking me on the journey!
Another great video Sam & Jess,its a shame this hse is left to rot,it must have been beautiful in it's hey day,would have been nice to try the wine from here, the vineyard are amazing,look forwards to more video.
Well I can see exactly why, though the most decayed, this was your most favourite so far. Amazing place, the gardens were just beautiful and your timing for filming was brilliant, bringing out all the colours and spectacular scenery in such a beautiful way. Smellavision would have been great in these gardens! If only we could time travel back to when this was being lived and worked in so we could see it in all its glory.
Amazing location and explore thanks for bringing it to us you 2 are so respectful and capture the locations perfectly! Its hard to fathom the history of places like this in Europe, if the date on that wall is accurate this Farm was built 50 years before my Country was even discovered by Europeans ! Hard to get your head around that, and most of it is still standing! Wonder what happened to the family and why it was abandoned after all that history and success did the current generation just move on? If that was here it would be Heritage listed and possibly restored to its former glory! Would have been amazing to see it in its day! Great to see someone is still caring for the orchids and vineyards that fruit looked ripe! Maybe the family is still looking after the fruit but have just left the buildings go?
Watch properly now Family gone to their own homes. Lol. My word! The ceilings in that huge house are something out of this world. I can not believe these places are just left to rot probably due to being family quarrels. Such a waste. Those terraces would produce enough wine to keep everyone soused all year. The whole village! Fabulous - Thank you I guess someone is still wine producing. The terraces look well cared for! Oranges to die for. Wow. Much impressed XX Much Love Guys
I just love your filmmaking techniques and your narration of the places you visit. You're the best urban explorers on TH-cam. Thank you for your hard work.
Everything is beautiful. The video well made. Do you ever wonder how anything got done ? The ancient Egyptians had their beer ,they managed to build beautiful temples. Europe has wine and they built Cathedrals. I don't think wine and beer could have been very strong back then or there would have been a lot more leaning towers of Pisa 😂 There's a few vineyard's around my area but none has beautiful as that one on the hill. Did you try an orange fresh off the tree ? You will never want a shop bought one again. Thank you for taking me there. Lots of love and Blessed Be always 💖💖💖💖
@@nannyfairy Thanks for validating my reply. People considered wine as a safer option and didn't consider it as a form of intoxication. They probably didn't ferment it for long, therefore the alcohol content was negligible. It's easy to make a home brew. Select your favourite fruit juice and add a tiny amount of active dry yeast. Unscrew the top daily to release the gas and in two weeks you'll have a tasty low alcohol drink.
I was so engrossed in your video. It was so relaxing , watching the drone footage. As far as the mansion is concerned, i mean, wow !! Beautiful inside, lost to time. The decay of roofs and floors are a real shame. But, the cost of repair would be too much for anybody's purse. Again, i enjoy your video's. And the music was great too. Shared. xx
Love watching SpidermanSam climbing and sprinting over obstacles. Have to agree what beautiful ceilings they have in Portugal. Shame that building has been left to rot like it has. Jess you are looking really pretty in the sunshine. Thanks for sharing xx
This is definitely one of my favorites of your wonderful vlogs. I would love to know more about how such a beautiful, magnificent property would be allowed to fall into decay like this. Heartbreaking to see such loss but you have documented this beautifully ! The music excellent too. Thanks to you both for sharing this adventure !!
What a fantastic building. But the floors look truely bloody sketchy now. When you look at those ceilings imagine the craft and the artistry it's such as shame it won't last too much longer, then the only good records will be your video and photos, and those of other explorers. Have you considered 3d scanning, I know with phones with lidar they can work with apps to create a 3d scan you can then zoom in, rotate and give people a view of the rooms and details that would otherwise be physically impossible.
I could live there in a tent or an RV and be perfectly happy!! I felt like I was walking with you - and that sun setting on the whole place looked so refreshing. I want an orange now!
This is truly one of Sam & Jess's most magnificent finds. 'Tho it may seem so mysterious to come across this abandoned Portuguese winery, it's not surprising. Portugal is Spain's younger, poorer sister. Like so many spots in the global South, what looks like 'paradise' to us, is a poverty-stricken 'hell' for most of it's residents, which is why the Portuguese have been emigrating to Canada, the U.S.A., Australia, et al, for well over the past century and more. Especially from places like the Azores with it's dependence on farming & fishing. It's interesting to see how the locals are still using the land for things like grazing and the cultivation of fruits. It's to bad that they are unable to find other uses for these locales: community hub, art gallery, school, et al...
OMG what a gourgous, lovely, beautiful place. There aren't enough words. Yet it's so sad to see it go into this decay. Thank you for visiting here and shareing with us.
This entire Winery was amazing Sam&Jess!.. that Mansion was a Grand & Beautiful place at one time...Very much enjoyed the outside Gardens as well...Wonder if there is any Wine left from this place??...
Loved it,you captured the atmosphere.They used the sheep which look like our “Kent” breed to keep down the grass between the vines,I could almost smell that mint🥰
I can just imagine how magnificent that place looked when it was in its prime before all the devastating decay took hold of everything and gave it a sad disheveled decayed look. It’s gorgeous but I was magnificent in its heyday!!
Amazing place. Huge, once productive and full of life. Thank you for this vision of the past. I could smell mint and oranges. Always nice to see you two smiling. 🌸🐌💙🌙
Thank you for showing this and the other amazing mansion, I don't believe any mansion here in the states could come close to the beauty in these building, even when decade.
I would be eating a bunch of oranges if I was there. Great video. The ceilings are a true work of art. The vineyard reminds me of my Italian grandfather who used to grow is own grapes and make his own wine. As kids we used to eat so many grapes we would get a stomach ache. We never did learn though :)
That is a crime that place being abandoned and all that fertile ground not in production !! It makes me wonder why ? As always a great video Thank You !!
you are really real artists. your movies are beautiful. you can watch them apnea all the time. beauty surrounds you because you are a beautiful couple. thank you very much for YOUR LUCK
What a lovely place all that work would av been carried out by local tradesmen what a waste to see it unloved n ROT. But a beautiful place ,Thank you for finding it Sam n Jess xx
I must say, Sam’s voice makes all other announcers jealous.😉 I bet you could be a narrator in the future. Got just the right amount of creepy in your voice!
Hello again you beautiful couple, this is my 2nd view of your channel. Before you visit a wonderful delapidated shell of a building is who owned and built it. I understand it would be difficult if there is no written history about it. Everyone below has said how stunning and magnificent it is and I agree with most of what they say. Wonderful indeed. Love and Light ✨✨✨
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What a fantastic home. It made me think the owners had maybe some inherited wealth as well. All that plasterwork, a coffered ceilings and elegance didn’t come cheap. The carving on the older outbuildings said, “ In the year of our Lord 1732”. Wow. Thanks for taking us there!
Imagine owning this place? It would be your own rustic sanctuary. Awesome building and beautiful grounds! I love it! The music was cool as well. Nice chilled out vibes. Thank you Sam and Jess xx
This place is absolutely magnificent! It breaks my heart that it’s just falling into rubble. I am so grateful that you are documenting it. Made me extremely nervous with you guys walking around. I had to breathe a sigh of relief when you got out. The ceilings were unbelievable! Wow if it’s from the 1700s no wonder it’s falling apart. Sam you are unbelievably nimble! What a beautiful vineyard. Those people had immense wealth. Oh yeah she’ll get phenomenal views with the drone. The vineyards definitely looks like they’re being tended to. They’re all trimmed. The music is so nice and really lends itself to this piece. It sounds a little bit like Walk off the Earth.
Boy I bet it was beautiful when it was all in use. Thank you so much for this video. Really really enjoyed it. I really really wish I had the money to give you. I so enjoyed all the pieces that you do. Sam you’re such an incredible storyteller as well. This was one of my favorites as well I believe. I wanted to tell you guys happy Thanksgiving. Not sure if you celebrate but I just wanted to say that I am grateful for you and your talents. Sending my love to both of you as always💜🤗😎☮️🇺🇸🤟🏻😘
This was one of your best ones yet! The architecture of the ceilings was beautiful. All the windows that let in abundant sunshine and great views. And that balcony... can you imagine sitting there after a long day of harvesting and having a glass of the very wine you produced and watch the sun set. I'm a huge fan of staircases and this did not disappoint! Thanks again for yet another great explore! Love you guys!
You both deserve a thumbs up just on the strength of the sheer physical effort you put in to making this video.
Sam you're right this was 'the real deal' Fantastic drone shots 💯 You guys smashed it in Croatia now smashing it Portugal 🇵🇹 Love from a very cold London ❤💙
Each place you and Jess share is like a new adventure through timeless magic. I'm so grateful for all that you do. You're awesome, all of you. 🍷✌️ Cheers.
The house is so beautiful!!!
Amazing video Sam and Jess, such a shame this place was left to rot. What a beautiful place the architecture is amazing 🥰
Hi Sam and jess amazing place you can see how grand this wine makers house was,lovely architecture and stunning views around this area,such a shame to see it decaying away this must have been a very wealthy family living here.
Great explor and video
3:30 Crikey, those floors are completely shot!
4:30 … and they’re not getting any better!
6:50 Great details on that ceiling and, yes, I can hear church bells!
9:30 I’m checking Sam’s shoelaces again, but he’s tied them firmly!
There were parts of that explore I was slightly uncomfortable with. Nothing in this world is 100% safe, but don’t get yourselves hurt! Take care! :) Are there more of these? I ask because I've never been to Portugal or Spain. The most popular European destinations for me were France and Italy, but I'd give Portugal a try for sure, going by this!
There's no need to feel uncomfortable. I tell myself that Sam and Jess survived or we wouldn't be watching it now. ;)
This place is truly paradise! Hey, Sam, Jess, what do you think? Would you live here if you could? I definitely try to. The gorgeous view alone would be worth waking up to every day. Sipping aged wine, watching sunsets. . . (Sigh) 😊 I could easily leave my heart here. So beautiful. Thank you for sharing this place.
Some parts of it seem very art-deco style and some more classical. It looks like an amazing place
This was definitely a very special video because that vineyard was absolutely magnificent!! All of that gorgeous old world charm!! It’s again such a pity it’s been left to decay but it’s still very special and stunning. You can see how glorious it looked in its heyday!!
Thanks for a great video!!
I really enjoyed it and look forward to more from Portugal!!!
I totally agree with Sam this is a fave of mine, it’s so amazing the beauty & wealth still shows itself through nature’s take over! Ya can imagine the big family all sitting after a hard days toil eating Portuguese wholesome dinners togeather over looking the vineyards!
You both are the best urbex you tubers by far , loving the short stories of each abandoned building 💕👍🏻love n peace Sarah in Manchester xx🥰
Wow! An amazing place! Thank you 💗
Another great video guys keep up the good work love Paul 👍👍👍👍🥂❤️😘xx
The ceilings in this place look very Italian style as well. I thought possibly Venetian style wood carving. It's absolutely stunning this place and the view is breathtaking! I wonder why nobody ever tried to restore this gorgeous place.
oh my gosh absolutely stunning and those tiered grapevines are just breath taking. thankyou guys for sharing xx
Absolutely beautiful.
They had such wonderful Craftsmen and designers back in the day You can just imagine the beauty of it all Thank You 👍🇺🇸👍
Appreciate you guys 💞 this building was so ornate, beautiful place too.
Great video guys!! Could see you two living there!! Growing your own food! Sipping your own made wine and watching the sunset! Of course you’d need a new villa but you’d have to keep the beautiful ceilings!
Breathtaking! Even with the decay, this is the most beautiful combination of nature , family and business. I could go on and on but I think you can tell I loved this place. Thanks for taking me on the journey!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy thanksgiving to you 😃
Another great video Sam & Jess,its a shame this hse is left to rot,it must have been beautiful in it's hey day,would have been nice to try the wine from here, the vineyard are amazing,look forwards to more video.
Well I can see exactly why, though the most decayed, this was your most favourite so far. Amazing place, the gardens were just beautiful and your timing for filming was brilliant, bringing out all the colours and spectacular scenery in such a beautiful way. Smellavision would have been great in these gardens!
If only we could time travel back to when this was being lived and worked in so we could see it in all its glory.
When you said, "and look, there's the owner!" I jumped! I thought Karl was a spirit!! lol
It always makes me think if I would have lived there when it was a newly built home. How happy these people must have bean.
Amazing location and explore thanks for bringing it to us you 2 are so respectful and capture the locations perfectly! Its hard to fathom the history of places like this in Europe, if the date on that wall is accurate this Farm was built 50 years before my Country was even discovered by Europeans ! Hard to get your head around that, and most of it is still standing! Wonder what happened to the family and why it was abandoned after all that history and success did the current generation just move on? If that was here it would be Heritage listed and possibly restored to its former glory! Would have been amazing to see it in its day! Great to see someone is still caring for the orchids and vineyards that fruit looked ripe! Maybe the family is still looking after the fruit but have just left the buildings go?
Stunning. Such a shame it's left to decay.
Watch properly now Family gone to their own homes. Lol.
My word! The ceilings in that huge house are something out of this world. I can not believe these places are just left to rot probably due to being family quarrels. Such a waste. Those terraces would produce enough wine to keep everyone soused all year. The whole village! Fabulous - Thank you I guess someone is still wine producing. The terraces look well cared for! Oranges to die for. Wow. Much impressed XX Much Love Guys
I just love your filmmaking techniques and your narration of the places you visit. You're the best urban explorers on TH-cam. Thank you for your hard work.
What a magnificent house. I love the ceilings so pretty 😍. Thanks for sharing 👍😀😊. Take care 😀👌😊😍💕
Everything is beautiful. The video well made. Do you ever wonder how anything got done ? The ancient Egyptians had their beer ,they managed to build beautiful temples. Europe has wine and they built Cathedrals. I don't think wine and beer could have been very strong back then or there would have been a lot more leaning towers of Pisa 😂 There's a few vineyard's around my area but none has beautiful as that one on the hill. Did you try an orange fresh off the tree ? You will never want a shop bought one again. Thank you for taking me there. Lots of love and Blessed Be always 💖💖💖💖
I don't think alcohol was as strong in the past as it was a staple drink. Water could contain so many germs and viruses so it was safer this way.
@@claireb4259 I totally agree . 💖
@@nannyfairy Thanks for validating my reply. People considered wine as a safer option and didn't consider it as a form of intoxication. They probably didn't ferment it for long, therefore the alcohol content was negligible. It's easy to make a home brew. Select your favourite fruit juice and add a tiny amount of active dry yeast. Unscrew the top daily to release the gas and in two weeks you'll have a tasty low alcohol drink.
@@claireb4259 I'm not likely to try that ,but thanks someone might find it useful. There are recipes for Ancient Egyptian beer on the web. 🙂
Beautiful ceilings in this place. Great view, lots of land. Just a bit scary with the shape the floors were in. Thanks for taking us there! 💯♥️
I was so engrossed in your video. It was so relaxing , watching the drone footage. As far as the mansion is concerned, i mean, wow !! Beautiful inside, lost to time. The decay of roofs and floors are a real shame. But, the cost of repair would be too much for anybody's purse. Again, i enjoy your video's. And the music was great too. Shared. xx
A beautiful, peaceful place. I would love to live there. The music you chose added to the beauty.
Love watching SpidermanSam climbing and sprinting over obstacles. Have to agree what beautiful ceilings they have in Portugal. Shame that building has been left to rot like it has. Jess you are looking really pretty in the sunshine. Thanks for sharing xx
Beautiful true finding exploration, happy to watch..
This is definitely one of my favorites of your wonderful vlogs. I would love to know more about how such a beautiful, magnificent property would be allowed to fall into decay like this. Heartbreaking to see such loss but you have documented this beautifully ! The music excellent too. Thanks to you both for sharing this adventure !!
What a fantastic building. But the floors look truely bloody sketchy now. When you look at those ceilings imagine the craft and the artistry it's such as shame it won't last too much longer, then the only good records will be your video and photos, and those of other explorers.
Have you considered 3d scanning, I know with phones with lidar they can work with apps to create a 3d scan you can then zoom in, rotate and give people a view of the rooms and details that would otherwise be physically impossible.
I could live there in a tent or an RV and be perfectly happy!! I felt like I was walking with you - and that sun setting on the whole place looked so refreshing. I want an orange now!
This is truly one of Sam & Jess's most magnificent finds. 'Tho it may seem so mysterious to come across this abandoned Portuguese winery, it's not surprising. Portugal is Spain's younger, poorer sister. Like so many spots in the global South, what looks like 'paradise' to us, is a poverty-stricken 'hell' for most of it's residents, which is why the Portuguese have been emigrating to Canada, the U.S.A., Australia, et al, for well over the past century and more. Especially from places like the Azores with it's dependence on farming & fishing. It's interesting to see how the locals are still using the land for things like grazing and the cultivation of fruits. It's to bad that they are unable to find other uses for these locales: community hub, art gallery, school, et al...
You two are a delight and so is Portugal. Always a place I wanted to visit. These old shades.
I'll be watching
OMG what a gourgous, lovely, beautiful place. There aren't enough words. Yet it's so sad to see it go into this decay. Thank you for visiting here and shareing with us.
This entire Winery was amazing Sam&Jess!.. that Mansion was a Grand & Beautiful place at one time...Very much enjoyed the outside Gardens as well...Wonder if there is any Wine left from this place??...
Great explore! Thanks so much for sharing. It must have been a beautiful place in it's day.
This is do Beautiful!! Makes me so sad to see it decaying Wonderful craftsmanship
That would have been a beautiful place in its day thank you Sam and Jess love you guys
The views are simply magnificent and to die for!!!
mint does grow in england !!!!!!!
I'm surprised it's been left to rot 🤔 great scenery and the colours around just stunning 👍🐑
It’s very beautiful, and so very old! It’s a shame for it to go to waste.
another great video,liked the background music made it peaceful watching
What a place but what a shame it's rotting away!!
Great video, thanks guys 🙂👍🏻
Stay safe until next time
100% quality well done well made great sound track.
Loved it,you captured the atmosphere.They used the sheep which look like our “Kent” breed to keep down the grass between the vines,I could almost smell that mint🥰
I can just imagine how magnificent that place looked when it was in its prime before all the devastating decay took hold of everything and gave it a sad disheveled decayed look.
It’s gorgeous but I was magnificent in its heyday!!
The ceilings are amazing beautiful place 💕
What a beautiful house it must have been the ceilings are gorgeous x
Thank you for this beautiful trip 💕 through this gem. Looks like this winery must of been glorious in its time. Love this place. God bless.
I would love to renovate it back to how it was,it’s beautiful.x
Outstanding. Another good one. 👍🏻
I’ll tune in after the premiere 👍🏽
What are the odds? Church bells ringing while filming the ceiling. 👌perfect video!
Amazing place. Huge, once productive and full of life. Thank you for this vision of the past. I could smell mint and oranges. Always nice to see you two smiling. 🌸🐌💙🌙
Such beautiful places. Buildings are so grand. ❤️
Absolutely Stunning!!
Beautiful vineyard, loved Portugal.
Thank you for showing this and the other amazing mansion, I don't believe any mansion here in the states could come close to the beauty in these building, even when decade.
I would be eating a bunch of oranges if I was there. Great video. The ceilings are a true work of art. The vineyard reminds me of my Italian grandfather who used to grow is own grapes and make his own wine. As kids we used to eat so many grapes we would get a stomach ache. We never did learn though :)
Spectacular !!! Thank you ! x
Wonderfull House and Place in Portugal very, very nice
Wow that was amazing guys brilliant video such an amazing place loved the ceilings, how beautiful such a shame it's decayed so bad 👍💖🤘👏
That is a crime that place being abandoned and all that fertile ground not in production !! It makes me wonder why ? As always a great video Thank You !!
you are really real artists. your movies are beautiful. you can watch them apnea all the time. beauty surrounds you because you are a beautiful couple. thank you very much for YOUR LUCK
What a place, well found guys.
Beautiful ,thank you ❤.
What a lovely place all that work would av been carried out by local tradesmen what a waste to see it unloved n ROT.
But a beautiful place ,Thank you for finding it Sam n Jess xx
Wow that place was/is amazing thank you guys
Tnx yet a gain a place lost in time forgotten and stil beutifull
What a beautiful place such a shame it's left to rot
Such a beautiful place! Its so sad
I beg that place wax stunning back in the day
What a glorious place! ❤️
So sad to see a beautiful house like this
Really loved this one guys. It would have been magnificent in it's heyday.
Just beautiful
Looks really cool 😍
WOW what a wonderful place so opulent. What a wo to have what to have lived
Amazing place!!
Very nice mate
What a beautiful place
I must say, Sam’s voice makes all other announcers jealous.😉 I bet you could be a narrator in the future. Got just the right amount of creepy in your voice!
Absolutely amazing place, it would have been great to see it when they produced the wine. My wife grows mint, the cats go mad for it. Happy Exploring.
Hello again you beautiful couple, this is my 2nd view of your channel. Before you visit a wonderful delapidated shell of a building is who owned and built it. I understand it would be difficult if there is no written history about it. Everyone below has said how stunning and magnificent it is and I agree with most of what they say. Wonderful indeed. Love and Light ✨✨✨
Sorry I missed it but is a ace video had family stuff going on xxx
Hi guys ,4 me one of the most amazing places you've posted the celinings are gorgeous built in 17 hundreds I can't help but wonder what we've missed.☮
Don’t have any social media and it’s a shame to not be able to view all the photos.😢