I found you by chance, and now I am your biggest fan! I am 68 years old and used to go into old houses way before you were ever born. Now I don't have to get dirty or risk a fall. So enjoy you and the places you take me back to.
Yes, I couldn't agree with you more. I have a knee injury plus arachnophobia, so this way I can travel with them from my armchair. Greetings from Spain.
We are close in age, and I believe the draw to these abandon sites brings us back to our great grandparents home. I can remember when my grandmother wanted to see her family home one more time, and I was able to use a chamber pot, helped to start a fire on the eight burner wood stove, light the kerosene lamps on the wall, and pump water from the well. I was young about eight years old, but I never forgot the experience.
I'm almost 70. I agree with you both! Also for me, I'm hoping to be motivated to declutter my own home. Watching the videos does bring back memories of ancestors homes, but its helping me to reflect on my own mortality. I still think I'm 40 and going to be around forever! lol watching this one really did hit home . . . ashes to ashes, dust to dust.
Just a reminder that there comes a time when our lives and the memory of us will be nothing. Nobody will know our names and our homes filled with cherished memories and all that we feel help to define who we are will fall into ruin and then be no more. I do love these little trips back in time. Thank you guys, at the same time it is scary to ponder the uncertainty of tomorrow.
This video was absolutely wonderful. I cannot believe that someone could spin the actual thread and then knit together the cloth and make such beautiful, beautiful, did i say beautiful , clothing. This is a craft that would take even a talented person a life time to master. These people must have been incredible! Thank you for showing this!
Hi both it’s Ann what a beautiful little home ,they made it so ,many happy memories their ,loved their dogs bless them .Its so nice to see it’s not been trashed,thank you for taking us around with you thank you for sharing my special soles stay safe lv Ann uk xx
How beautiful!!! Makes me almost cry seeing these places sit. How I can imagine the lives that once called it home. Thank you two for such a great video!! As always Blessings and hugs!! 😘😘
Great find!! So many awesome antiques -- sewing machine & clothes & dressers etc. That beaded blue dress was beautiful!! Those dresses should be donated to a museum or theater group. So happy that it was all natural decay & no human vandalism!! Where did those doors go behind the sewing machine downstairs? So sad the daughter didn't keep or sell the house. One day soon the house will implode & all these treasures will be lost forever! " All things return to dust -- decayed, broken & full of rust" 💕💕💕
I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again, I absolutely love your taste in music! What you play at the intro is my kind of music. And I love your explorations! You never disappoint. I’ve only subscribed to two of these , your and Bros of Decay. You keep me company on many a long and lonely nights. Please don’t ever stop! ❤️💞‼️
What a realy sweet house so many beautiful things,I love it .Its so sad to see everything,just left ,but they were happy with their home ,they collected many things .great find much love Ann uk xx
Brilliant find guys, and thank you for your curiosity, respect and enthusiasm for the past. We would not be where we are today without the past. The wallpaper looks like it was mostly from the 1940s. The family seemed so cultured ❤
The awe and wonder you experience when you are exploring is quite contagious. You have an uncanny way of describing in your tone what you are feeling, unlike any other explorers I have watched
Hi Maureno and Remon, Explomo, I really loved the musical part of the intro with this beautiful song. - Excellent choice after my opinion! Very interesting explore in that abandoned house of a Belgian costume designer. - It was an exciting walk together with you through that house with a nice sequence of unexpected surprises, as for instance this really still quite intact bedroom with the beautiful costumes. It's just a real pity. that everything - and especially these extraordinary costumes - are just left there to rot away! - This house has really an atmosphere of the time having stopped once in a while, - a legit timecapsule! - I loved once more listening to your comment, and your camerawork is great. - Wishing you all the best and many more inspiring explores! - Stay healthy and happy! - Kindest regards.
Hello Willy, Wasn't that a fabulous home? The artifacts certainly give evidence to a family living with a joy and appreciation for life. It is sad to see all of this, because you can seen they embraced life and now they are gone. Best wishes and kindest regards, Sandy
@@SRay-or3nc , Hi Sandy What a pleasant surprise to receive a comment from you! - I really appreciate. - And - yes it was a fabulous home and very sad to see how it is decaying. - But also the presentation by Maureno and Remon was once once more a pure pleasure, which I enjoyed watching and listening. - Also best wishes and kindest regards from Switzerland.
Explomo and Bros of Decay are among my favorite explorer channels! I love how gorgeous your intros are and how you pay attention to the little details. You treat the properties with so much respect. Thank you for providing such wonderful content!
This was a fascinating, all those beautiful clothes and all the old equipment. If this is an attached home wonder what will happen when this place just collapses in on its self. Just alwasy makes you wonder where did these people go and why did they leave everything behind. Another good find guys!
Thank you guys for your fantastic fine. So many antiques not being used anymore. I know it was a beautiful place. In its younger years. Both of you have a great day. Happy Thanksgiving to you both and your family .
I just love your channel! It is so neat to take a glimpse into somebody else's life in their home. If I were you guys, I probably would have taken home a few of the things you have shown. I know that's not kosher, but some things are so beautiful it seems a shame that nobody else is getting to see them. Especially when the house is falling away and taking those wonderful items with it.
I appreciate how much reverence you give while taking us on another historical tour of someone's life and what they did for work. I also love the lovely music chosen to match the era. Moe and Rae, your videos are a joy to watch and remember a way of life.
🍃I rather see a home go through natural decay, than vandalism.🍃 That Taxidermist dog in plastic, could be the family dog. Not much left of the home, only spider webs, dust and old memories. Hope they had a good life. Nice dresses. Her husband might have been a pilot for Belgium military not sure, still searching. Belgium Navy soldier, had to watch it again. The Navy Anchor⚓ gave it away.💕 Thank you Maureno, you were right.👨🏻✈️
Wow that place was awesome! A true time capsule and definitely one of my favorites! You guys always do a beautiful job. Loved this one and can’t wait for the next video!♥️♥️♥️
Thanks a million. I'm an armchair explorer, thanks to both of you. Gorgeous time capsule. I wonder why they left all their belongings - what about their family?
Beautiful dresses… That one that you said was so heavy could be a red carpet dress. A couple of the bureaus really beautiful. It’s such a shame that whoever owns this now doesn’t get some of that stuff out before it’s completely covered by the house as it slowly falls in. Lovely Explore. Thanks for taking us a long
Hi Maureno & Remon, wow that place really had some beautiful things left, I loved the old spinning wheel, as you said people don't make things that way anymore. I thought it was very cool you found that persons uniform jacket from Belgium, how awesome. Thank you for taking your time to show us as much as you could and as always for showing respect, thank you also for sharing. x
Not sugar cubes- either alum or camphor blocks to keep bugs,moths, and other pests out of clothes. Love these finds! So sad when everything is left as it was their last day. Thank you for all your time and effort.
Oh My husband and I so enjoy your explorations. This home was so awesome. How neat that the woman made clothes with the spinning wheel and the other thing. Just a very interesting explore and again you guys showed great respect. Thank you so much for taking us with you on your journey. 😊🇺🇸
I love you quy's i have been watching your video's since the begining i love everyone of them i am 58 years old and some stuff brings back memories keep it up boys
I am an old man now, I will be 67 in the middle of December, but I still remember my mother having a knitting machine which she knitted various clothes for me and my brother and 2 sisters. it worked on the very same principle as the sock knitting machine. Again, another triumph my young exuberant explorers! Your enthusiasm is contagious!
Thank you maureno and remon such an amazing time capsule of a home, I really appreciate the time and effort you put into your excellent videos. Yet again another great explore from you guys, keep up your excellent work my friends.
Explomo This was a time capsule 100 percent. It was sad to see everything left behind and the house decaying just sad to see that the hard work and memories that the family made became forgotten
You guys are great explaining everything. Its so sad to see no one took important things after the parents passed away. In USA family comes in and takes what they want, donates things they dont want and sales the home. If there is no living family or relatives the state will take it. Enjoy all your video's.
😁 HEY EXPLOMO! I found out what that machine in frame, 21:43 was used for. It's about 75 to 100 years old, and it's an Antique Circular Sock Knitting machine. This is how socks were made in the past, and a similar concept is used today in mass production. For more information check, www.craftzine.com. She gives you a full demonstration how it works. 👍🏻
22:01 I think is a mechanical knitting machine before the electronic knotting machine, I loved this vid because I'd not seen it from any of the other urbex so well done to both of you !! Really interesting 👍👍👍
Thanks for the info on the knitting machine. I was trying to figure out why the lady would have commercial yarn if she was spinning yarn. I know that the three "arms" on the very top of the spinning machine are for feeding the yarn into the machine as it is turned. I found it odd that it is set up in her bedroom. Maybe someone moved them before the other rooms collapsed.
What a wonderful find again you guys - tears in my eyes to see a life time of work goes into ruin - those equipments and designer beaded gowns should be in museum - do they have any relatives ? By the way Thankyou again you have given me so much pleasure by watching your video God bless .🙏🏽❤️
I'm watching your video. The beauty of the house when people lived there. They certainly had a son. Maybe he was a sailor of the Belgian army. Your video talks about the beauty of the house when people lived there. They certainly had a son. Maybe he was a sailor of the Belgian army. You do a great job. Well thank you . God bless you.
I've always wanted one of those antique singers, mom got her mother's but don't know what she ever did with it and now they are all gone. Love the beaded flapper dress and would have loved to pick the beaded gown up to really see it. Great place, great video. Love you guys 💜
Great place to explore and nice ppl didn't go mess up the place so nice to see that great video guys and much love to you both and you all have a Happy Thanksgiving 👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️👍
21:24 a beautiful hand sewn beaded 1930's Deco era dress. Rare!! Remember, to donate your items (before) you pass away this way you know they won't rot away and be forgotten but enjoyed and treasured. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust we can take nothing with us but our memories.
My aunt began giving away things she treasured when she was in her early 80s so she knew they'd go to people who'd treasure them. She was still healthy and alert. We went to visit her and she gave me a painting a gifted artist had done that included all her favorite flowers. I had admired it years before. None of her children wanted it. She gave me a bracelet that had belonged to my grandmother. It had some missing stones but it has sentimental value for me. A few months later she died in her sleep. Ironically the daughter who was visiting her while we did died in her sleepaway few weeks later. That visit was the first time I'd seen her in almost 40 years - and the last time.
A movie studio would love to have those beautiful clothes for future period movies. It's terrible to see so many beautiful things left to decay and succumb to rot and mold.
I found you by chance, and now I am your biggest fan! I am 68 years old and used to go into old houses way before you were ever born. Now I don't have to get dirty or risk a fall. So enjoy you and the places you take me back to.
Yes, I couldn't agree with you more. I have a knee injury plus arachnophobia, so this way I can travel with them from my armchair. Greetings from Spain.
We are close in age, and I believe the draw to these abandon sites brings us back to our great grandparents home. I can remember when my grandmother wanted to see her family home one more time, and I was able to use a chamber pot, helped to start a fire on the eight burner wood stove, light the kerosene lamps on the wall, and pump water from the well. I was young about eight years old, but I never forgot the experience.
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I really like your words. I think there is so much brilliant philosophy in your words.
Sarah, your words ring so true....
I'm almost 70. I agree with you both! Also for me, I'm hoping to be motivated to declutter my own home. Watching the videos does bring back memories of ancestors homes, but its helping
me to reflect on my own mortality. I still think I'm 40 and going to be around forever! lol watching this one really did hit home . . . ashes to ashes, dust to dust.
Just a reminder that there comes a time when our lives and the memory of us will be nothing. Nobody will know our names and our homes filled with cherished memories and all that we feel help to define who we are will fall into ruin and then be no more.
I do love these little trips back in time. Thank you guys, at the same time it is scary to ponder the uncertainty of tomorrow.
This video was absolutely wonderful. I cannot believe that someone could spin the actual thread and then knit together the cloth and make such beautiful, beautiful, did i say beautiful , clothing. This is a craft that would take even a talented person a life time to master. These people must have been incredible! Thank you for showing this!
Hi both it’s Ann what a beautiful little home ,they made it so ,many happy memories their ,loved their dogs bless them .Its so nice to see it’s not been trashed,thank you for taking us around with you thank you for sharing my special soles stay safe lv Ann uk xx
How beautiful!!! Makes me almost cry seeing these places sit. How I can imagine the lives that once called it home. Thank you two for such a great video!! As always Blessings and hugs!! 😘😘
The bead dresses are beautiful!!
Great find!! So many awesome antiques -- sewing machine & clothes & dressers etc. That beaded blue dress was beautiful!! Those dresses should be donated to a museum or theater group. So happy that it was all natural decay & no human vandalism!! Where did those doors go behind the sewing machine downstairs? So sad the daughter didn't keep or sell the house. One day soon the house will implode & all these treasures will be lost forever! " All things return to dust -- decayed, broken & full of rust" 💕💕💕
I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again, I absolutely love your taste in music! What you play at the intro is my kind of music. And I love your explorations! You never disappoint. I’ve only subscribed to two of these , your and Bros of Decay. You keep me company on many a long and lonely nights. Please don’t ever stop! ❤️💞‼️
What a realy sweet house so many beautiful things,I love it .Its so sad to see everything,just left ,but they were happy with their home ,they collected many things .great find much love Ann uk xx
Brilliant find guys, and thank you for your curiosity, respect and enthusiasm for the past. We would not be where we are today without the past. The wallpaper looks like it was mostly from the 1940s. The family seemed so cultured ❤
The awe and wonder you experience when you are exploring is quite contagious. You have an uncanny way of describing in your tone what you are feeling, unlike any other explorers I have watched
Hi Maureno and Remon, Explomo, I really loved the musical part of the intro with this beautiful song. - Excellent choice after my opinion!
Very interesting explore in that abandoned house of a Belgian costume designer. - It was an exciting walk together with you through that
house with a nice sequence of unexpected surprises, as for instance this really still quite intact bedroom with the beautiful costumes.
It's just a real pity. that everything - and especially these extraordinary costumes - are just left there to rot away! - This house has really
an atmosphere of the time having stopped once in a while, - a legit timecapsule! - I loved once more listening to your comment, and
your camerawork is great. - Wishing you all the best and many more inspiring explores! - Stay healthy and happy! - Kindest regards.
Hello Willy,
Wasn't that a fabulous home? The artifacts certainly give evidence to a family living with a joy and appreciation for life. It is sad to see all of this, because you can seen they embraced life and now they are gone.
Best wishes and kindest regards,
Sandy
@@SRay-or3nc , Hi Sandy What a pleasant surprise to receive a comment from you! - I really appreciate. - And - yes it was a fabulous
home and very sad to see how it is decaying. - But also the presentation by Maureno and Remon was once once more a pure
pleasure, which I enjoyed watching and listening. - Also best wishes and kindest regards from Switzerland.
Explomo and Bros of Decay are among my favorite explorer channels! I love how gorgeous your intros are and how you pay attention to the little details. You treat the properties with so much respect. Thank you for providing such wonderful content!
The glass with flowers on the cabinet is amazing
Great place to see. I also have my mom's old singer machine, it's from 1942.
This was a fascinating, all those beautiful clothes and all the old equipment. If this is an attached home wonder what will happen when this place just collapses in on its self. Just alwasy makes you wonder where did these people go and why did they leave everything behind. Another good find guys!
Thank you guys for your fantastic fine. So many antiques not being used anymore. I know it was a beautiful place. In its younger years. Both of you have a great day. Happy Thanksgiving to you both and your family .
I loved her clothes , and the antiques...So beautiful..Great job ☺️☺️
So many lovely things in the home!!! The art, wallpaper, the light fixtures... just lovely. Great vid.👍💖👍
This was an exquisite location. What a talented costume designer! Thank you for sharing with us.
A sewing machine.What an old books! A doll and many more! Great explore Maureno and Remon!
Wow the beautiful beaded flapper style gowns from the 20's. I wanted to hang the one on the floor up so bad. Very very sad it'll all fall to ruin.
Me too ! I woukd have put it in the closet !
The gowns were amazing!
Linda a decoração dessa csa😍😍.Imagino as pessoas morando aí com tudo limpo e organizado.Parabéns meninos.
Such an incredible place! So much left behind and you guys covered it very well. Keep up the great work ✌️
I just love your channel! It is so neat to take a glimpse into somebody else's life in their home. If I were you guys, I probably would have taken home a few of the things you have shown. I know that's not kosher, but some things are so beautiful it seems a shame that nobody else is getting to see them. Especially when the house is falling away and taking those wonderful items with it.
Los envidio, esas casa abandonadas son magníficas, gracias por compartir, saludos desde Buenos Aires,Argentina.
So beautiful & sad at the same time
I appreciate how much reverence you give while taking us on another historical tour of someone's life and what they did for work. I also love the lovely music chosen to match the era.
Moe and Rae, your videos are a joy to watch and remember a way of life.
🍃I rather see a home go through natural decay, than vandalism.🍃 That Taxidermist dog in plastic, could be the family dog. Not much left of the home, only spider webs, dust and old memories. Hope they had a good life. Nice dresses. Her husband might have been a pilot for Belgium military not sure, still searching. Belgium Navy soldier, had to watch it again. The Navy Anchor⚓ gave it away.💕 Thank you Maureno, you were right.👨🏻✈️
The animal in plastic was a fox
Wow that place was awesome! A true time capsule and definitely one of my favorites! You guys always do a beautiful job. Loved this one and can’t wait for the next video!♥️♥️♥️
I almost followed you from the start - nice explores have helped you to be as great as you are. Very soon you will have 100.000 followers 👍
Fascinating!! I love you guys!!♥️
Amazed at the number of clocks in one house. Beautiful evening dresses. Equipment for spinning wool is amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic place. Such treasures to be found and the dresses were beautiful. Your filming was very good. Thank you 😊
Many of those old things belong in a museum.
I agree. They are to beautiful to just let them be destroyed.
Another interesting explore. This house was so full of memories and antiques. Such a shame.
Thanks a million. I'm an armchair explorer, thanks to both of you. Gorgeous time capsule. I wonder why they left all their belongings - what about their family?
What a beautiful house.
Beautiful dresses… That one that you said was so heavy could be a red carpet dress. A couple of the bureaus really beautiful. It’s such a shame that whoever owns this now doesn’t get some of that stuff out before it’s completely covered by the house as it slowly falls in.
Lovely Explore. Thanks for taking us a long
Love this house thank you for taking us through the house I love old anything
That crucifix looked to be made of silver! Very nice find. 🌹
Thank you for sharing . This time capsule make me realise that at the end of the day whatever we have is nothing .
Hi Maureno & Remon, wow that place really had some beautiful things left, I loved the old spinning wheel, as you said people don't make things that way anymore. I thought it was very cool you found that persons uniform jacket from Belgium, how awesome. Thank you for taking your time to show us as much as you could and as always for showing respect, thank you also for sharing. x
Not sugar cubes- either alum or camphor blocks to keep bugs,moths, and other pests out of clothes. Love these finds! So sad when everything is left as it was their last day. Thank you for all your time and effort.
you guys are the best
love you guys
Oh My husband and I so enjoy your explorations. This home was so awesome. How neat that the woman made clothes with the spinning wheel and the other thing. Just a very interesting explore and again you guys showed great respect. Thank you so much for taking us with you on your journey. 😊🇺🇸
I love you quy's i have been watching your video's since the begining i love everyone of them i am 58 years old and some stuff brings back memories keep it up boys
Love that singer machine great video it was a knitting wheel next to the spinning yarn wheel
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I am an old man now, I will be 67 in the middle of December, but I still remember my mother having a knitting machine which she knitted various clothes for me and my brother and 2 sisters. it worked on the very same principle as the sock knitting machine. Again, another triumph my young exuberant explorers! Your enthusiasm is contagious!
You are NOT an old man!!! 97 is old, not 67!!
@@sharontuscano3645 That's very kind of you to say on my birthday! thank you.
Beautiful place.
What a cool place buddy
You guys do some very professional work..love all videos
Loved that music at the beginning of your video. Those beaded dresses were fantastic, but no piano!
Thank you maureno and remon such an amazing time capsule of a home, I really appreciate the time and effort you put into your excellent videos. Yet again another great explore from you guys, keep up your excellent work my friends.
Mais um vídeo que assisto !!Tudo muito lindo!!❤
This place was wondrous, just so many interesting things! I loved the intro music! What a find! Warmest of wishes to ihr beiden!
Damn guys, what an amazing place! So untouched and great decay. Definitely a gem!!! Thanks guys
I confess, I'm watching just to see how many beautiful spinning wheels you find as you explore. The sock-knitting machine is pretty amazing too.
The music is so beautiful.
Best video yet, way cool house. Those ducks on the first floor looked like decoys that hunters would place in the water. They can be very valuable.
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Amazing work guys👍
Thanks for the beautiful abandoned house you two are very great at exploring you make my day love you guys
I have to wonder if the person got sick or died and couldn't gather their family photos and personal items and never came home again. It's truly sad.
That was for knitting in a circle. Thank you for such a wonderful place. Be careful boys.
Explomo This was a time capsule 100 percent. It was sad to see everything left behind and the house decaying just sad to see that the hard work and memories that the family made became forgotten
Beautifuuullll Place....So Beautiful
Love...Love...Love This Video
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keep Up Guys👍👍👍👊👊
great video and place
Loved this place!
What an awesome find. Those spider webs were impressive
You guys are great explaining everything. Its so sad to see no one took important things after the parents passed away. In USA family comes in and takes what they want, donates things they dont want and sales the home. If there is no living family or relatives the state will take it. Enjoy all your video's.
Two of my favourite things Urbex and costumes. Fantastic explore as always, keep them coming!
Another great explore! So sad it will all be buried+ eventually knocked down Tfs!
Beautiful, have i old you you,before, that I love your channel,I stop everything to listen. 🤗😄
Very interesting-really liked the evening gown!
😁 HEY EXPLOMO!
I found out what that machine in frame, 21:43 was used for. It's about 75 to 100 years old, and it's an Antique Circular Sock Knitting machine. This is how socks were made in the past, and a similar concept is used today in mass production. For more information check, www.craftzine.com. She gives you a full demonstration how it works. 👍🏻
not 100 years, less! i'm 71, and have seen that stuff in my early years! at least 60 years...
Love your adventures. Keep them coming. Stay safe
When I seen the picture of her with a dog I knew she was a good person. animal lovers are good people.
magnifique maison et très belle introduction , merci!
I love the old clocks
Stunning location brilliant episode so well edited well done 👍
It seems they scape of his cozy house¡¡¡ 😱 and left all inside.Thanks for this nice exploration ❤️
Thank you, another great explore.the fossils are impressive collection i agree.
you guys should take the stuff and open a museum for people to come and visit that would be great,
Really cool .Love the house
Very nice guys, yes that lady was very talented for sure! Beautiful clothes that she did with the intricate beading wow! Thanks for the video
Stunning bead work ! All costumes should be preserved. Shame
22:01 I think is a mechanical knitting machine before the electronic knotting machine, I loved this vid because I'd not seen it from any of the other urbex so well done to both of you !! Really interesting 👍👍👍
Thanks for the info on the knitting machine. I was trying to figure out why the lady would have commercial yarn if she was spinning yarn. I know that the three "arms" on the very top of the spinning machine are for feeding the yarn into the machine as it is turned. I found it odd that it is set up in her bedroom. Maybe someone moved them before the other rooms collapsed.
@@SRay-or3nc It is a Sock knitting machine.....I have a friend that collects and uses them.
@@dawnklug6986 Thank you for the update.
Beautiful home! Love the designer clothing.
What a wonderful find again you guys - tears in my eyes to see a life time of work goes into ruin - those equipments and designer beaded gowns should be in museum - do they have any relatives ? By the way Thankyou again you have given me so much pleasure by watching your video God bless .🙏🏽❤️
Awesome!!
Another amazing video guys. And love the intro and song. Keep exploring and please come to the UK for a series.
I'm watching your video. The beauty of the house when people lived there. They certainly had a son. Maybe he was a sailor of the Belgian army. Your video talks about the beauty of the house when people lived there. They certainly had a son. Maybe he was a sailor of the Belgian army. You do a great job. Well thank you . God bless you.
I've always wanted one of those antique singers, mom got her mother's but don't know what she ever did with it and now they are all gone. Love the beaded flapper dress and would have loved to pick the beaded gown up to really see it. Great place, great video. Love you guys 💜
You can get one of those Singers now really cheap. There everywhere that ive seen.
I love every video you made,small thing detailed..the old stuff how to make a dress untouchble..
Love yourchanel
Great place to explore and nice ppl didn't go mess up the place so nice to see that great video guys and much love to you both and you all have a Happy Thanksgiving 👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️👍
21:24 a beautiful hand sewn beaded 1930's Deco era dress. Rare!! Remember, to donate your items (before) you pass away this way you know they won't rot away and be forgotten but enjoyed and treasured. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust we can take nothing with us but our memories.
She was so talented! Sadly enough it is al turning into dust now :( but anyways, thanks again for watching Gloria!
My aunt began giving away things she treasured when she was in her early 80s so she knew they'd go to people who'd treasure them. She was still healthy and alert. We went to visit her and she gave me a painting a gifted artist had done that included all her favorite flowers. I had admired it years before. None of her children wanted it. She gave me a bracelet that had belonged to my grandmother. It had some missing stones but it has sentimental value for me. A few months later she died in her sleep. Ironically the daughter who was visiting her while we did died in her sleepaway few weeks later. That visit was the first time I'd seen her in almost 40 years - and the last time.
A movie studio would love to have those beautiful clothes for future period movies. It's terrible to see so many beautiful things left to decay and succumb to rot and mold.
Qué pena de Mansión felicidades equipo saludos desde España 🙅🙅💙💜💚