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I wonder why you don't have that much views. I used to watch other documentary about abandoned places and yours is much better. Hope I can help but I don't have alot 🥲 I will probably help only if I have. But please continue making videos like this. Me and my mom is a fan. I also want to explore someday.
Oh Lordy Kim it was so heartbreaking and him telling the story an watching that tears was rolling down my face an didn’t even make it past 2:29 as I had to stop watching as he’s that good of a storyteller. I’ll definitely pick it back up at another time.
You speak in the perfect tone of voice, almost as if the family were still around, sleeping perhaps. This conveys to me a very special kind of empathy, a dignity that you show freely to the ones who have left this world and gone onto the next. Thank you for your quiet sensitivity and above all, your obvious respect for the departed. There aren't many young people around like you anymore. ❤
Your comment move Me deeply💗 ,? I feel the same about we have very title amount of men like Leslie and his brother Jodie ! Men like these just about to be extinct ! And I m worries for the next generation
Its sad when a child dies, our oldest granddaughter,our oldest daughters first child passed at 13 and its something you never get over. Life isnt fair at times.
My condolences for your loss. Losing family, especially a child is something that some may never really recover from. That old saying "Time heals all wounds" is wrong. Some wounds go too deep.
My heart share your sadness of missing little one ! I lost my favorite little brother and I think of him Daily ! May the Angels watch over them all ! 😌🥰
I can’t ever get enough of your narrations. You bring these people back from the past and let them live again through your eyes. I think they would be so humbled by your work and dedication. That you haven’t left them forgotten. You are an everyday hero to me. Much love and admiration.
Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. The way you narrated the things you’re seeing seemed we were there with you touring the whole house and reliving the lives of those who lived there. Sad tragedies that happened in their lives as well as happy memories. I appreciated all your efforts and works to share this kind of videos with usThank you very much.
You never think that one day other people might be looking at all your possessions trying to put your life in the place you once called home. What a sad story. So many pictures she took of her lovely daughter. All those memories left now to share with people all over the world. 😢
Boy, what a story this house told, and you did it beautifully. We lost two kids. One was six months old, and the other was 44 in 2013. It is hard to lose a child. We raised her three kids; my husband and I have been married 55 years and have lived in our home for 35 years now. I often wonder what will happen to our stuff when we die. I know when my parents passed away, and my two sisters were lost at what to do with things left behind, and I lived in Chicago, which was a good 5 hr drive, so most of the work went to my sisters, and there was a lot of stuff. I hope if my family, for some reason, leaves our home like someone like you goes through it and tells the story. Your tribute to the people who lived in this home you went through this weekend was lovely. Thank you for sharing-your USA Granny.🇺🇸♥️
When my mother died I was left to clear out her belongings. It took me many days to slowly go through her things and pick the most precious memory items to keep. I could not take much so some of her old friends got all her furniture and the renovators cleaned out the rest. I could never do it because it would be too emotional and would take me months. Now I look at all the things around me that I think of as precious but my children will probably donate to charity or throw away. It makes me realise they are just THINGS, nothing more, and will all be left behind when I die.
@@sbalogh53 - The things you leave behind were YOUR things. You enjoy them while you are here. What happens to those things after you leave is not a worry of yours during your lifetime. If these things hold no interest to your children/loved ones it’s because they have their own things. They may keep an item that meant a lot to you simply for sentimental reasons. Enjoy your things now.
Great explorations! To be a part of these stories from families that lived in faith, love, and happiness, is a special time for us all, from Guam 🇺🇸 USA, thank you bros of decay!
It seems you always manage to bring to life beautiful yet sad life stories like this one, showing your deepest respect and care!👏 Thanks to you, their memories will never fade away!
I think Monique moved into Emily’s room after Emily’s death so she could feel near to her. That would explain the master bedroom being used for storage.
This was such a beautiful home so full of memories if a very loving family. I know it was sad and yet what a wonderful life they shared together before they all passed. I am sure they are re-united and happy again together. Beautifully filmed 💜
I was so touched by the lives of these people. To wait so long for a child. But it was very apparent that they loved her very much . They celebrated her life even after death! It tore my heart apart to think the mother lost her 2 loves and had to spend the rest of her life alone grieving for them. Such a sweet and sad story of joy, life and loss! Thank you for caring so much for these people to bring us their story!❤️
Always a pleasure to watch Lesley!! The energy and enthusiasm is always at top. I think Lesley will do this for a long time into the future!! I certainly hope so 👍
My heart broke for this situation. You could feel the love within this home. Brilliant. As a mother I had tears in my eyes when you showed the pictures in the hallway and the area where they measured Emily 's growth. How tragic. Prayers for this family's souls. This home was just darling filled with lovely treasures. Beautiful chairs and my great grandmother passed down a little clock very similar to the one you showed and that knitting box my almost 80 year old mom has. Such memories. Thanks. Now I must say again you my dear Lesley are an angel in disguise. Your compassion and ability to feel and convey emotions and pure respect are a gift. You are a delight to watch and listen to. You are destined for big things. Follow your dreams and pure heart always. Much love from Maryland USA. 🙏👼🕊🥀❤Stay well and safe all of you. 🙋♀️
It is to bad the father and daughter had to pass away ...Then i would imagine the mother died of a broken heart :) One follows the other :) I love your videos and look forword to view them every week :) Keep up the good work :) Thank u for taking me on your adventures ....Have a good day :) Canada says hey .....
You, Sir, and your partner, are true angels! You are the epitome of love and respect. I so love watching your videos. This one was so very sad. Thank you for all the hard work the two of you do for us.
Leslie is so passionate in the description of his narrative . We feel it as he translates vibrations of time and place into events to experience as a story with the video. . AS A MASTER IN STORYTELLING HE IS EXPANDING THE ART OF HIS CRAFT.-A WINNER FOR DESCRIPTION IN EXPLORATION TO SHARE ! HOLLER!
At 42:43 Diploma The Friendliest neighbor. Always attentive to know if you are well. Always ready to serve you. He is a bit (part) of the family. And we like it. He is nice my neighbor.
I JUST LOVE 💕 THE WAY YOU DESCRIBE EVERYTHING IN A SOFT LOVING VOICE AND YOU REALLY SHOW SUCH LOVE AND APPRECIATION FOR EVERY LITTLE THING AND YOUR IMAGES OF EVERYTHING IS SO LOVELY ❤️👍
I love how old the building is. I love the beautiful natural light in the kitchen and all the wood things in the kitchen. All the wood trim everywhere really is beautiful. (I'm a fan of Leslie, probably seen every episode, but I think if anyone died it was probably a granddaughter? I think a brother and sister grew up in the 70s/80s, hence the pictures over the toilet and the car-decor, and then maybe a granddaughter died in 2012..) Regardless. Leslie treats everything with respect and always shows such beautiful locations. Thank you for sharing. I also love love love the wall of books. It is a cozy, quaint, warm home.
Such an emotional journey through the house of an incredible family - you could feel the love throughout. My you rest in eternal peace - thank you Lesley. x
Very cool house. So sad that there is no one to care about this house. Thank you for giving this house a chance to tell it's story! Be well and safe- Chris and Dave
Hi dear friend Lesley, I can hardly wait, because I am so excited seeing your newest lifestream video! That is looking very promising. What a beautifully furnished room with some incredibly interesting items! - Peace and kindest regards.
Thank you so very much for trying and get the history and information you find out to help your viewers understand the family and the homes or buildings you go into.. Bless you all.. 😃
Ohh god this was saddest yet beautiful explore ever.. nothing wrong living back the memories like photos because world sees them by explorers like you🙂love from india
😢One, if not the saddest explores I have seen. Thank you Leslie for bringing it to us and giving it the best respect you can give us. Loved the way you did this. ❤
I don't know if anyone else feels this way -- but these houses with so many family photos -- and then the dried up and shriveled houseplants that tell the tale: a home full of life and love and living -- no more. 😥
Lesley, this is one of the saddest stories you've ever told. Heartbreaking. You can see that Emily was her parent's idol, and this house is like a living shrine to their little girl. Thank you for telling their beautiful story so they will not be forgotten.
Although this was a sad story of a once happy family you once again took us on a journey to learn about this loving beautiful family. As a widow I understand the last years of Monique’s life. She surrounded herself with the memories with pictures of her precious Emily. Also a tip that might help you understand, a widow no longer finds comfort in sleeping in the bed she shared with her beloved husband. From what I observed I believe she was sleeping in either Emily’s bed or the bed in the living room close to the fireplace to stay warm. I hope that you may find this information helpful. I absolutely love your videos.
Lesley what a beautiful job you did of honoring this poor family! Your storytelling is a true gift and I miss your Wandering Mind channel. Hugs and love darling! 🥰🩷🇺🇸
The house looks like old people home, my grandfather was a photographer in the 50s to the 90s and his early photos were mainly in the small format you found, the middle rectangular format became widely used end 80s then up to now, the blonde-reddish girl with the husband maybe are more likely the parents of the 2000 born red haired child (face looks similar to that of the ‘mother’). Also the wardrobe and decor is in the 80- 90s style (Alain delon and the pinups in the bathroom) . Maybe the father of the red haired child is the kid who was into motors in 1985 which would make more sense.
I believe your deduction is more accurate than Leslie's. Monique seemed to be a very older woman. Her age gap to the little girl who died was too huge for a mother.
Your very respectful for an abandoned home of which probably will never be lived in again. It is quite sad that no family members would not want to take care of the home or even live in it. Such a great loss of sentimental value.
Do you feel the warmth and fragrance of the people who lived here....I feel it even from Sri Lanka! Thank you for making such a wonderful video, and sharing it with us. Lots of love from Sri Lanka!
Your videos have really improved. Love watching from my home in Norther California USA. Would love to know more history - when the house/structure may have been built etc. Really enjoy and absolutely love your enthusiasm and sensitivity.
I wonder if they also had a little boy? The one bedroom with photos of a little boy with all the racing posters makes me wonder if they adopted or fostered a young boy? Or maybe he was a close relative who stayed over to play with Emily?
from the age of photos in the bedroom with motocross looks like from 70's-80's the tv is older version so perhaps they raised a son there and the grandchild was the redhaired girl her photos from 90's,was she there quite often visiting or raised by grandparents wonder
A home stuck in time. You did well to bring life to the family members who lost so much. I think your honoring them would have brought some comfort and joy to their hurt hearts.
You are very true to your passion .....these people would be proud of the work you have put into telling us about all there lives !! A sad story but a necessary story as well .....amazing when we are gone from this world what will happen to all the things we hold dear thank you for all you have done to make this video and all you do for all your video's I so enjoy your work and your passion for it !!
I had 5 children … in 2011 one of my daughters passed away at 3 from a sudden diagnosis of a brain tumor after DX she only lived 5 months …. Her bedroom was left intact for 2 years … we couldn’t even move her things out or anywhere even her bed linens were left intact Finally in 2013 we did make small changes little by little 😞 This story resonated deeply 💔 Thank you ✨💖✨
The beauty of this house is the families love and while living on this earth is a very short time for all of us here on earth… This gives pause to think about the family together in the everlasting world to come… just one step away... be happy and enjoy all loving memories so please make them that way as best you can🌻❤️🤗
Had we heard this on the news it would be sad, but a passing story. Lesley brings reality to it; the lives, the love, the happiness, and the extreme sadness of grief when loved ones are lost. Children’s deaths especially are so difficult to deal with. I worked in a busy intensive care unit and ER, and night after night were times of answered prayer as well as the shock of sudden loss and unanswered questions. Thank you, Lesley, for giving people the chance to remember those we don’t know, but understand very well the grief they shared. The guest quarters were very unique, and Francois was very handy to have made that “cooling system.” The bathroom photos are interesting indeed, especially for the way they were placed: the woman was looking at the mens’ photos, the man was looking at the womens’ photos. I won’t elaborate because I did not know these people. But it’s - odd. 😮 I know they adored their lovely girl, and what a wonderful life they shared. How sad, but that story is sadly not unique. These things happen every day somewhere. Remembering them in your very thoughtful time capsule video is a kindness you did. Thank you for being such a truly caring person. It must be such a joy, Lesley, to be your friend, and happiness for anyone who is around you. You guys take care wherever you go. Enjoy life and travels, but always be careful and watchful about your person and your belongings (another TH-camr got all his equipment stolen just recently - all his equipment, in Greece). But do keep eyes in back of your head, all of you watch for one another. Prayers, my friend, and God bless! @29:40 Yes, cork doesn’t transfer heat. It’s also used in trivets sometimes. I’ve found nothing yet on the red/orange auto but I’ll continue to look. Hopefully someone else already has found or does know, I’ve not read through comments yet. That was a mink stole in front of the closets, not a jacket. Very unique style. I have a vintage mink, a gift from my sweet soulmate. It’s beautiful, but I never got the chance to wear it. I love the bathtub with the tile around it and glass windows! The large Japanese fan over the little girl’s bed is pretty - it’s a fan. Do you call those “wavers” in your language? You always call fans that, so it makes me wonder if that’s it. What a sweet little home, real shabby chic family style! Thank you so much, I loved this for how sweet it was. They had wonderful lives, ups and downs, tragedies; life at its best, worst, finest. Just life. How warm 😊.
it s very well telled ! very good and positive job ! keep going. now thanks your passion , emily, françois and monique are well and in the heart of thousands people ! more than they knew when they were alive !
You make such life touching moments of what has past. A sensitive acknowledgement of life and about a life which came, lived and left behind our material remnants.
Such heartbreak in one house and all the dollys all over the house are so poignant...Thank you Leslie for showing us the love & heartbreak in this house xx
Thank you for this very sad but wonderful explore. You always show such respect and reverence going through these abandoned homes. You never rush and take your time so we don't miss a thing. I love your videos.
Such a tragic event, I believe after the husband died and the daughter had the terrible accident, the wife/mum, died of a broken heart. On another note, I would be freaked out in that toilet with all those eyes watching me, paper or not. Thanks, Lesley xxx
The globe liquor cabinet was delightful. The pink crystal chandelier was one of the prettiest I ever saw. All those pictures of Emily were lovely. A great explore here. I had missed this one. Thank you! ❄️💙🌙 Also loved that little car, the Bombardier!
I love how emotional you get over these stories of these people and how the home become abandoned.You clearly love what you do.Keep it up and we love you too.Be safe.
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Can u tell us all how u know Emily died ??? the storey don’t make sense we like facts @Bros of Decay
I wonder why you don't have that much views. I used to watch other documentary about abandoned places and yours is much better. Hope I can help but I don't have alot 🥲 I will probably help only if I have.
But please continue making videos like this. Me and my mom is a fan. I also want to explore someday.
I enjoy you narrating you havea personal touch
This is one of the saddest explores I've ever seen. Thank you for documenting and honoring the family and their beloved Emily.
Oh Lordy Kim it was so heartbreaking and him telling the story an watching that tears was rolling down my face an didn’t even make it past 2:29 as I had to stop watching as he’s that good of a storyteller. I’ll definitely pick it back up at another time.
@@southerncharm693 Right? It hit me right in the heart.
Yes, indeed ❤️🙏❤️😔❤️
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You speak in the perfect tone of voice, almost as if the family were still around, sleeping perhaps. This conveys to me a very special kind of empathy, a dignity that you show freely to the ones who have left this world and gone onto the next. Thank you for your quiet sensitivity and above all, your obvious respect for the departed. There aren't many young people around like you anymore. ❤
Your comment move Me deeply💗 ,? I feel the same about we have very title amount of men like Leslie and his brother Jodie ! Men like these just about to be extinct ! And I m worries for the next generation
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Its sad when a child dies, our oldest granddaughter,our oldest daughters first child passed at 13 and its something you never get over. Life isnt fair at times.
Chris, I bet Monique said that same thing "Life is not fair at times" many times over as she pondered the "whys, and how she will continue on alone?"
My condolences for your loss. Losing family, especially a child is something that some may never really recover from. That old saying "Time heals all wounds" is wrong. Some wounds go too deep.
The backsound is lovely💟
Chris piercy. So sorry for your loss. 🙏🏻
My heart share your sadness of missing little one ! I lost my favorite little brother and I think of him Daily ! May the Angels watch over them all ! 😌🥰
I can’t ever get enough of your narrations. You bring these people back from the past and let them live again through your eyes. I think they would be so humbled by your work and dedication. That you haven’t left them forgotten. You are an everyday hero to me. Much love and admiration.
Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. The way you narrated the things you’re seeing seemed we were there with you touring the whole house and reliving the lives of those who lived there. Sad tragedies that happened in their lives as well as happy memories. I appreciated all your efforts and works to share this kind of videos with usThank you very much.
I agree. He is so special...... Love his work, voice, respect..........
I agree with u
You are a joy to watch, you have a very kind soul. I love your videos
You never think that one day other people might be looking at all your possessions trying to put your life in the place you once called home. What a sad story. So many pictures she took of her lovely daughter. All those memories left now to share with people all over the world. 😢
I know right 😢
Boy, what a story this house told, and you did it beautifully. We lost two kids. One was six months old, and the other was 44 in 2013. It is hard to lose a child. We raised her three kids; my husband and I have been married 55 years and have lived in our home for 35 years now. I often wonder what will happen to our stuff when we die. I know when my parents passed away, and my two sisters were lost at what to do with things left behind, and I lived in Chicago, which was a good 5 hr drive, so most of the work went to my sisters, and there was a lot of stuff. I hope if my family, for some reason, leaves our home like someone like you goes through it and tells the story. Your tribute to the people who lived in this home you went through this weekend was lovely. Thank you for sharing-your USA Granny.🇺🇸♥️
When my mother died I was left to clear out her belongings. It took me many days to slowly go through her things and pick the most precious memory items to keep. I could not take much so some of her old friends got all her furniture and the renovators cleaned out the rest. I could never do it because it would be too emotional and would take me months. Now I look at all the things around me that I think of as precious but my children will probably donate to charity or throw away. It makes me realise they are just THINGS, nothing more, and will all be left behind when I die.
@@sbalogh53 - The things you leave behind were YOUR things. You enjoy them while you are here. What happens to those things after you leave is not a worry of yours during your lifetime. If these things hold no interest to your children/loved ones it’s because they have their own things. They may keep an item that meant a lot to you simply for sentimental reasons. Enjoy your things now.
Great explorations! To be a part of these stories from families that lived in faith, love, and happiness, is a special time for us all, from Guam 🇺🇸 USA, thank you bros of decay!
It's heartbreaking when I hear about a child died...My heart goes out to the parents...I know how it feels to loose a child to the grave 😢
It seems you always manage to bring to life beautiful yet sad life stories like this one, showing your deepest respect and care!👏 Thanks to you, their memories will never fade away!
I agree the best explorer on TH-cam total respect and the best of all telling the story as it once was make for great watching
I think Monique moved into Emily’s room after Emily’s death so she could feel near to her. That would explain the master bedroom being used for storage.
I thought the same! And then she maybe slept in the living room in later years. Ri
I thought the same and weren't there books for older people in there too?
@@pamjean2308 I don’t remember the books- if I watch again I will watch for those.
@@jpquebec123 how do you know this?
So very sad! Rest in peace family. Together forever
Alain Delon is a French actor very famous and made films as well in the States .
This was such a beautiful home so full of memories if a very loving family. I know it was sad and yet what a wonderful life they shared together before they all passed. I am sure they are re-united and happy again together. Beautifully filmed 💜
Such a cozy home at one time. I think Monique slept in Emily’s room which is why it was the cleanest. Very sad story, told with true sympathy. ❤️🩹 😢
I thought so as well.
I thought that too- the jewelry on the dresser wasn’t for a 12 year old.
Also looked like she slept on the couch in the living room.
I was so touched by the lives of these people. To wait so long for a child. But it was very apparent that they loved her very much . They celebrated her life even after death! It tore my heart apart to think the mother lost her 2 loves and had to spend the rest of her life alone grieving for them. Such a sweet and sad story of joy, life and loss! Thank you for caring so much for these people to bring us their story!❤️
Always a pleasure to watch Lesley!! The energy and enthusiasm is always at top. I think Lesley will do this for a long time into the future!! I certainly hope so 👍
My heart broke for this situation.
You could feel the love within this home. Brilliant. As a mother I had tears in my eyes when you showed the pictures in the hallway and the area where they measured Emily 's growth. How tragic. Prayers for this family's souls. This home was just darling filled with lovely treasures. Beautiful chairs and my great grandmother passed down a little clock very similar to the one you showed and that knitting box my almost 80 year old mom has. Such memories. Thanks. Now I must say again you my dear Lesley are an angel in disguise. Your compassion and ability to feel and convey emotions and pure respect are a gift. You are a delight to watch and listen to. You are destined for big things. Follow your dreams and pure heart always. Much love from Maryland USA. 🙏👼🕊🥀❤Stay well and safe all of you. 🙋♀️
Thanks for sharing the saddest home of the little emely. Hope you healty and safe.
It is to bad the father and daughter had to pass away ...Then i would imagine the mother died of a broken heart :) One follows the other :) I love your videos and look forword to view them every week :) Keep up the good work :) Thank u for taking me on your adventures ....Have a good day :) Canada says hey .....
At least there’s something left to remember this family by.
If I were to die today there would be nothing left to show that I was ever here.
This message from you now shows your existence.
What a wonderful home, warm with so many lovely memories! Rest in peace family.
Thank you Lesley for an amazing vodio ,very sad story of this family ,much lv Ann xx
You, Sir, and your partner, are true angels! You are the epitome of love and respect. I so love watching your videos. This one was so very sad. Thank you for all the hard work the two of you do for us.
So sad. Thank you for the kindness in exploring this family’s home. Ann from Va. USA 🇺🇸
Leslie is so passionate in the description of his narrative . We feel it as he translates vibrations of time and place into events to experience as a story with the video. . AS A MASTER IN STORYTELLING HE IS EXPANDING THE ART OF HIS CRAFT.-A WINNER FOR DESCRIPTION IN EXPLORATION TO SHARE ! HOLLER!
At 42:43 Diploma The Friendliest neighbor. Always attentive to know if you are well. Always ready to serve you. He is a bit (part) of the family. And we like it. He is nice my neighbor.
So beautiful and yet sad. Bittersweet
I JUST LOVE 💕 THE WAY YOU DESCRIBE EVERYTHING IN A SOFT LOVING VOICE AND YOU REALLY SHOW SUCH LOVE AND APPRECIATION FOR EVERY LITTLE THING AND YOUR IMAGES OF EVERYTHING IS SO LOVELY ❤️👍
Thank you, Lesley, for another great explore! 💖
I love how old the building is. I love the beautiful natural light in the kitchen and all the wood things in the kitchen. All the wood trim everywhere really is beautiful. (I'm a fan of Leslie, probably seen every episode, but I think if anyone died it was probably a granddaughter? I think a brother and sister grew up in the 70s/80s, hence the pictures over the toilet and the car-decor, and then maybe a granddaughter died in 2012..)
Regardless. Leslie treats everything with respect and always shows such beautiful locations. Thank you for sharing. I also love love love the wall of books. It is a cozy, quaint, warm home.
Your voice soothes my heart. Thank you for taking me with you on your adventure.
You are sooo good with this. I think you should have a tv show doing this.
What a heartbreaking story, but done with respect. Thanks for sharing!
Que triste historia! En la casa están los espíritus que la habitaron...
Thank you for being so empathetic and honoring their life and memories. You’re a beautiful soul.
I can feel both the love and the sadness in this house. Thank you.
Such an emotional journey through the house of an incredible family - you could feel the love throughout. My you rest in eternal peace - thank you Lesley. x
My pleasure to share this with you Sherry!
@@BrosOfDecay Thank you.
Very cool house. So sad that there is no one to care about this house. Thank you for giving this house a chance to tell it's story! Be well and safe- Chris and Dave
Hi dear friend Lesley, I can hardly wait, because I am so excited seeing your newest lifestream video! That is looking very promising.
What a beautifully furnished room with some incredibly interesting items! - Peace and kindest regards.
Hi Willy hope your well lv Ann uk xx
@@annsmith4739 , Hi Ann Smith, Thank you so much for your concern. - And - yes, I am fine. I hope, you as well! - Kindest regards.
Thank you so very much for trying and get the history and information you find out to help your viewers understand the family and the homes or buildings you go into.. Bless you all.. 😃
I'm a long time subscriber from the states...your videos get better and better each one you do..I never miss your videos 🤍🥰🤍
Ohh god this was saddest yet beautiful explore ever.. nothing wrong living back the memories like photos because world sees them by explorers like you🙂love from india
😢One, if not the saddest explores I have seen. Thank you Leslie for bringing it to us and giving it the best respect you can give us. Loved the way you did this. ❤
I don't know if anyone else feels this way -- but these houses with so many family photos -- and then the dried up and shriveled houseplants that tell the tale: a home full of life and love and living -- no more. 😥
Very nice house you do a wonderful job of telling us the story beautiful but at the same time sad.
I did not even manage 3 minutes into the video before tears started pouring out.
I Love how respectful and loving you are with the homes you go to. You bring life Back into these abandoned homes. Thank you!
Thank you for all of the respect and care that you show these once loved homes.
Lesley, this is one of the saddest stories you've ever told. Heartbreaking. You can see that Emily was her parent's idol, and this house is like a living shrine to their little girl. Thank you for telling their beautiful story so they will not be forgotten.
Although this was a sad story of a once happy family you once again took us on a journey to learn about this loving beautiful family. As a widow I understand the last years of Monique’s life. She surrounded herself with the memories with pictures of her precious Emily. Also a tip that might help you understand, a widow no longer finds comfort in sleeping in the bed she shared with her beloved husband. From what I observed I believe she was sleeping in either Emily’s bed or the bed in the living room close to the fireplace to stay warm. I hope that you may find this information helpful. I absolutely love your videos.
Lesley what a beautiful job you did of honoring this poor family! Your storytelling is a true gift and I miss your Wandering Mind channel. Hugs and love darling! 🥰🩷🇺🇸
So sad but they are all together again. Amazing video filmed with such respect. Loved it
An amazing explore. Get watching it folks. 👍🏻
I learned, you taught about the cork in the lid.that i did not know...age90 ...
Thank you for sharing this family home and the pictures of their life.
The house looks like old people home, my grandfather was a photographer in the 50s to the 90s and his early photos were mainly in the small format you found, the middle rectangular format became widely used end 80s then up to now, the blonde-reddish girl with the husband maybe are more likely the parents of the 2000 born red haired child (face looks similar to that of the ‘mother’). Also the wardrobe and decor is in the 80- 90s style (Alain delon and the pinups in the bathroom) . Maybe the father of the red haired child is the kid who was into motors in 1985 which would make more sense.
Arien 17 k.I agree.I think they had a son and that this beautiful redhaired girl was their grandchild.That does much more sense to me.
I believe your deduction is more accurate than Leslie's. Monique seemed to be a very older woman. Her age gap to the little girl who died was too huge for a mother.
Your very respectful for an abandoned home of which probably will never be lived in again. It is quite sad that no family members would not want to take care of the home or even live in it. Such a great loss of sentimental value.
Do you feel the warmth and fragrance of the people who lived here....I feel it even from Sri Lanka! Thank you for making such a wonderful video, and sharing it with us. Lots of love from Sri Lanka!
Your videos have really improved. Love watching from my home in Norther California USA. Would love to know more history - when the house/structure may have been built etc. Really enjoy and absolutely love your enthusiasm and sensitivity.
This one of your best, ever. So touching and sad, but a beautiful recounting of life. Thank you so much!
I wonder if they also had a little boy? The one bedroom with photos of a little boy with all the racing posters makes me wonder if they adopted or fostered a young boy? Or maybe he was a close relative who stayed over to play with Emily?
from the age of photos in the bedroom with motocross looks like from 70's-80's the tv is older version so perhaps they raised a son there and the grandchild was the redhaired girl her photos from 90's,was she there quite often visiting or raised by grandparents wonder
It is clear that they all loved and cared for eachother. Peace and love to all of them.
The death of their daughter destroyed their lives you can just tell by going through the house but now they are all together
But he said the husband died first before the daughter died
A home stuck in time. You did well to bring life to the family members who lost so much. I think your honoring them would have brought some comfort and joy to their hurt hearts.
You are very true to your passion .....these people would be proud of the work you have put into telling us about all there lives !! A sad story but a necessary story as well .....amazing when we are gone from this world what will happen to all the things we hold dear thank you for all you have done to make this video and all you do for all your video's I so enjoy your work and your passion for it !!
Watching your videos I'm convinced your heart is with the humanity of the people as you explore with so much respect.
Such a sad story, but it needed to be told, and you did it with such care.
I had 5 children … in 2011 one of my daughters passed away at 3 from a sudden diagnosis of a brain tumor after DX she only lived 5 months …. Her bedroom was left intact for 2 years … we couldn’t even move her things out or anywhere even her bed linens were left intact
Finally in 2013 we did make small changes little by little 😞
This story resonated deeply 💔
Thank you ✨💖✨
Love to you from the UK😉
I am so very sorry for your loss. God bless you. My heart embraces your soul.
My heart and sincere prayers go out to you.
This was so sad , the story of these peoples lives. Told however with compassion and respect thank you for sharing 💕
Gone but not forgotten. Thanks for sharing wiht us!!!
The beauty of this house is the families love and while living on this earth is a very short time for all of us here on earth… This gives pause to think about the family together in the everlasting world to come… just one step away... be happy and enjoy all loving memories so please make them that way as best you can🌻❤️🤗
Had we heard this on the news it would be sad, but a passing story. Lesley brings reality to it; the lives, the love, the happiness, and the extreme sadness of grief when loved ones are lost. Children’s deaths especially are so difficult to deal with. I worked in a busy intensive care unit and ER, and night after night were times of answered prayer as well as the shock of sudden loss and unanswered questions.
Thank you, Lesley, for giving people the chance to remember those we don’t know, but understand very well the grief they shared.
The guest quarters were very unique, and Francois was very handy to have made that “cooling system.”
The bathroom photos are interesting indeed, especially for the way they were placed: the woman was looking at the mens’ photos, the man was looking at the womens’ photos. I won’t elaborate because I did not know these people. But it’s - odd. 😮
I know they adored their lovely girl, and what a wonderful life they shared. How sad, but that story is sadly not unique. These things happen every day somewhere. Remembering them in your very thoughtful time capsule video is a kindness you did. Thank you for being such a truly caring person. It must be such a joy, Lesley, to be your friend, and happiness for anyone who is around you. You guys take care wherever you go. Enjoy life and travels, but always be careful and watchful about your person and your belongings (another TH-camr got all his equipment stolen just recently - all his equipment, in Greece). But do keep eyes in back of your head, all of you watch for one another. Prayers, my friend, and God bless!
@29:40 Yes, cork doesn’t transfer heat. It’s also used in trivets sometimes.
I’ve found nothing yet on the red/orange auto but I’ll continue to look. Hopefully someone else already has found or does know, I’ve not read through comments yet.
That was a mink stole in front of the closets, not a jacket. Very unique style. I have a vintage mink, a gift from my sweet soulmate. It’s beautiful, but I never got the chance to wear it.
I love the bathtub with the tile around it and glass windows!
The large Japanese fan over the little girl’s bed is pretty - it’s a fan. Do you call those “wavers” in your language? You always call fans that, so it makes me wonder if that’s it.
What a sweet little home, real shabby chic family style! Thank you so much, I loved this for how sweet it was. They had wonderful lives, ups and downs, tragedies; life at its best, worst, finest. Just life. How warm 😊.
Great place but sad that Emily died so young. Her mother have really missed her as she was beautiful with her red hair. Thank you Leslie
Nice words Ruth , how are you doing ?
Tack för denna intresanta video,🌹
it s very well telled ! very good and positive job ! keep going. now thanks your passion , emily, françois and monique are well and in the heart of thousands people ! more than they knew when they were alive !
So sad and I thank you for showing us this lovely home. Blessings!
You make such life touching moments of what has past. A sensitive acknowledgement of life and about a life which came, lived and left behind our material remnants.
That was interesting but some sadness too. You are very respectful . Thank you. God bless. X
Such heartbreak in one house and all the dollys all over the house are so poignant...Thank you Leslie for showing us the love & heartbreak in this house xx
Loved the cork in the lid handle hack!
Love the videos💕
Absolutely love your videos guys
lesley you are wonderful such a sad story and you narrated it beautifully
What a very beautiful house 🏠😍. Such a sad story 😢😞. Thanks 😊 for the video 📹. Stay safe 🙏❤💓
Thank you for this very sad but wonderful explore. You always show such respect and reverence going through these abandoned homes. You never rush and take your time so we don't miss a thing. I love your videos.
Thank you. This was a sad tour. We love you too.
Lesly you do such a wonderful job explaining your wonderful finds. This one made me extremely sad to think how fragile our lives are.
SO very sad.Thank you for sharing.
Such a sad story. The photos are heartbreaking to see. Thank you for sharing.
Excellent video and absolutely heartbreaking 👍
Wow beautiful place 😃👍👍
Such a tragic event, I believe after the husband died and the daughter had the terrible accident, the wife/mum, died of a broken heart. On another note, I would be freaked out in that toilet with all those eyes watching me, paper or not. Thanks, Lesley xxx
Nice words Chrissie , how are you doing ?
This touched my heart as a mother. It is incredibly sad yet so beautiful!
Lovely tribute. Thank you for sharing your experiences. Each video is well done.
The globe liquor cabinet was delightful. The pink crystal chandelier was one of the prettiest I ever saw. All those pictures of Emily were lovely. A great explore here. I had missed this one. Thank you! ❄️💙🌙 Also loved that little car, the Bombardier!
Beautiful tour. Thank you.
Life is so fleeting. What a touching story. Thank you for sharing.
I enjoyed the in-depth look inside this home. I can still imagine the family living there. ❤️
Very bitter- sweet. Fantastic to see into these people's lives, but also very sad about Emily. X
I love how emotional you get over these stories of these people and how the home become abandoned.You clearly love what you do.Keep it up and we love you too.Be safe.
You are the best. I am addicted to your show. Leslie you are very entertaining. And endearing. Love Ya !!!
It is always exciting to experience a new exploration from you.Keep ssfe and remember that we love you.
Love these videos.