You guys have me studying about Portugal's history and culture now. It's very interesting. It's so sad that places like this are left to rot. I guess that's the way it goes for everything eventually.
The White pottery cylinder you found is for water purification. Most often found in a Pharmacy. It would have a spout at the bottom of which was used to dispense purified water. France crafted many between 1890 and 1920 during a time when water purification was of course essential for public health. Otherwise, Bravo' Bravo' on a magnificent exploration. My Grandfather and Father came from Hungary my last name Boros means winemaker that is exactly what they were. I was waiting for you to mention than marvelous wine aroma something one never forgets. Congratulations on this most historical and engrossing exploration as if I were there with you. Thank you for allowing us to explore with you. Much love from a dedicated fan!
That was such a fun explore guys!! I loved the table and chair you put together, that was cute. You two have fun together. I dont know if I seen so many bottles on any other explore, that seemed to be the most! You do make us feel like wevare right there with you. Thats a big compliment. This Grandma loves you a lot. Thank you guys 😘😘
This villa, should be saved it's so rich in traditional Portuguese style and could be salvaged and restored!!!thank you guys for your channel and all it's content!!!
This couple moved to the United States and lived in Massachusetts. He has passed away. He served in the military for 40 years. My ex husband and his family immigrated from Portugal around the same time. Nothing really sinister about this family leaving. A lot of Portuguese families had to leave everything behind like this family did. 😊
Olá.... assisti a este vídeo com um misto de nostalgia e carinho. Sou portuguesa, da região do Minho, agora com 80 anos.... identifiquei muitas coisas que também fazem parte das minhas memórias... aquela correntezinha pendurada na parede do quarto servia para suspender o sabonete em forma de bola que tinha um buraco por onde passava a parte final da corrente. Era suposto ter o lavatório por baixo, encostado à parede.. Obrigada pela partilha. Bom trabalho.
What a beautiful place, so many family memories and precious vintage items forever abandoned! The military outfit looks really impressive ! Thank you,guys,for this interesting exploration!!! Stay safe and wise!
Thank you so much for sharimg this interesting exploration. I greatly enjoyed it, especially unfolding the picnic-table and chairs, hidden in it and the small thing you put on your head to put a water pot on it to carry to the well. This was more like detecting how life used to be those days, it ws do vivid.
As per usual, another fantastic find. This one is especially good, maybe because of the length of the abandonment. I wonder if there are any long time abandon places like this in Australia. Keep up the good work guys and I shall continue to watch. Thanks and, Cheers from Down under.
Hello to Leslie and Danny from Spokane Washington State USA. I always am happy when you travel through Portugal. We were stationed on the island of Terceira in the Azores for three years. Beautiful island and beautiful culture. Safe travels.
The buttons on the coat are the caduceus, a symbol of medicine. I really enjoy your videos, they are romantic, charming, and informative. So much rich history that cannot be forgotten; thank you for presenting them for our enlightenment and enjoyment.
The toys look like they are from the 1960's. The children would be in their 60's now. Why wouldn't the children come back to salvage the antiques? Were the memories just too painful? Do they live far away now and it's too expensive to ship the bigger items? This was very interesting. I've never seen how people lived in Portugal. Thank you guys!
Olá Danny, sou brasileira e temos influência portuguesa, o ojeto que você colocou na cabeça para dar explicao foi muito usado no Nordeste brasileiro e chamamos de rudia. Vocês formam uma dupla perfeita❤❤. Viajo nos vídeos.
The big coffers were to keep meat, and sausages, inside lard. In spanish and portuguese we called it FRITO, fried a little, and inside lard, to keep it for all the year. I guess they were a very important family. Greetings fron Spain.
That round you put on head, was used to put boxes or buckets on head and woman walk without needed hands to hold . I'm from a small fishing beach in Portugal and my grandmother had a lot of them to transport the buckets with fish. I used also and is hard😅. I love to see your channel. I live in Luxembourg and I saw you made one house here also. Keep going you're both amazing👏
The white crock with lid and insert is a chiller, my grandmother had one similar to the one you showed. Basically there is a plug that goes in the side you put cold water in it and chill the inner chamber for wines.
Thanks for this exploration in this country. They did have a large family. I would love to see all the old toys. The family had quite a big wine business and lived modestly. You 2 be safe and can hardly wait for the next one.
You guys make the absolute best videos, you are my number one favorite creator on TH-cam. I have to tell you, when a piece of clothing is inside out, that’s not upside down lol… It’s just inside out, but yeah, I can understand why she did that because it would keep the outer part of the dressfrom getting dust and such while it hangs in the closet. But I had to laugh when you said it was upside down, and that prompted me to leave a comment.😂😂😂😂
Uniformjacke mit Kordel scheint eine Schützenschnur zu sein ? Das gab und gibt es bei jeder Armee früher und heute Hatte in mein Wehrdienst bei der NVA auch eine Interessantes Gebäude 👍👍👍 Greetings from Brandenburg 🇩🇪
Hola chicos q gran mansión cuantas cosas d valor tiene una pena q se abandone hay trabajaron mucho para yegar aquí los muebles son muy bonitos y antiguos loque me gusta esque no lo an bandalizado con esas pinturas y q lo rompen todo me alegro q esté todo tarcual lo dejaron muchas gracias por este vídeo y por buestro esfuerzo Me gustaría q loque cuentas se Traduciera al español una pena q no entiendo loque dices
Hey dear Lesley, that was so very enjoyable to watch you exploring this huge Portuguese farmhouse. There were so many interesting and unique items visible throughout the whole place. The attic part of your explore was so especially fascinating with these many antique items you found up there. I loved watching your presentation together with Danny of that portable table with the folded seats. - It was unbelievably exciting to follow you in mind through a lot of these still very well preserved really time capsule like rooms. Some had so beautiful furniture with very decorative wood carvings. - I also nearly screamed, when Lesley tested that greasy substance from a chest in the cellar! 😮 It was also a great pleasure to see Danny occasionally and to listen to his interesting explanations. Additionally I have to say once more, how excellent his camerawork is! Respect! And - I love his choice of the beautiful background music! - I can also only agree to your statement, dear Lesley, that a place like that should be preserved because of the historical value it represents. - The connection to the German war history, the former owner had, was also something quite misterious, as you pointed out, when showing old uniform pieces. - A wonderful and very fascinating explore, which I enjoyed rewatching a second time, dear bro! Take care, stay safe, peace and kindest regards.
When you were in the secret wine cellar, and Danny dropped a piece of wood into that hole that fell down into a deep well filled with water. I was terrified, I would have run screaming out of space. In thinking about why these historical homes are left with the families belongings for decades I personally wouldn’t do that. I love history and mementos of family and I would not leave those things but my son however would just throw in a match and walk away because he is definitely not interested in anything old.
Que hermoso todo , chicos su trabajo de investigación urbana es la mejor , me transportan en el tiempo , el valor de cada lugar y su historia , gracias a ustedes pude ver un palacio de una familia de apellido Pimentel, fue una familia adinerada y el lugar donde vivieron es increíble, mi nombre es Angélica Pimentel, senti una conexión tan linda , gracias chicos por el trabajo tan maravilloso que hacen ,lo educados cuidadosos y respetuosos que son , se valora , algún día iré a visitar Portugal de donde viene mi apellido , mis raíces, no se , será maravilloso para mí ,mientras disfruto de ver y conocer con ustedes lugares tan impresionante como este y muchos más , gracias chicos , les envío un abrazo muy afectuoso desde Chile 🇨🇱
Que local fantástico, cheio de história. Não o deixem ser vandalizado,há aí peças únicas. Reportem à Câmara da região, de modo a ser feito um levantamento e recolha dos objetos. Keep up the good work and be safe!
Hey Bros Of Decay,,. This you and friends this video its very good and everything this feelings old house its wondeful,, memories too. Big thanks this and ,,Byee👋🏛🏞🍃🌸👋〰️〰️
Hello Leslie from Nashville Tennessee !! It’s been awhile I’ve been dealing with a death in my family that’s affected me tremendously but I’m back now catching up on all the videos I’ve missed !!!!
Hello Danny and Leslie,you video is entertaining as always and for me as a german are the german relicts you found very interesting,as the western germany toy for example.
Hi Lesley & Danny, 😊 In Portugal a 40 Year Abandoned Wine Mansion!! Usually Lesley You Do All the Narrating , but Danny Really Helped a Lot This Time & Filming Too!!🤩 Winery Room was Awesome!! @ 26:07 I Love the Unique Fireplace Design!! I Never Heard of a Mattress ( Servant`s ) Made of Cork Shavings!! 8 Beds & 1 Crib, Plus All the Beautiful Furniture!! The Attic had Lots of Interesting Stuff!! @43:46 Love the Wood Suitcase, That Turned Into a Table & had Little Bench Seats, I Have a Metal Suitcase That Opened to a Table & 2 Benches!! I Love the 1 Beautiful Chandelier!! @ 49:30 That is A Lot of Light Bulbs, In USA They Stopped Selling Them, Have a Different Kind, I Don`t Like!! @ 56:21 the Jacket You Show MP, in USA My Brother When He Was 16 Yrs Old Went to R.O.T.C. ... Reserve Officers Training Club!! Lesley - You Are Correct...Here In USA 1 Night Stand for 1 Child or 1 Adult !!✔ Thanks Guys for Sharing This Video!! 😍 Take Care & Have a Safe Trip to Your Next Journey!!😎❤ Have a Wonderful Evening!! ❤ Love You Both, Barb from Central Illinois USA❣
59:05 it’s a mantilla which was (and sometimes still is) worn to church for a woman’s head covering. Used to be required in the Catholic Church, but nowadays is optional and used mostly by traditional leaning Catholics.
You guys have me studying about Portugal's history and culture now. It's very interesting. It's so sad that places like this are left to rot. I guess that's the way it goes for everything eventually.
I must say that Lesley and Danny exploring together is so enjoyable. This place was so fun to explore with the both of them.
The White pottery cylinder you found is for water purification. Most often found in a Pharmacy. It would have a spout at the bottom of which was used to dispense purified water. France crafted many between 1890 and 1920 during a time when water purification was of course essential for public health. Otherwise, Bravo' Bravo' on a magnificent exploration. My Grandfather and Father came from Hungary my last name Boros means winemaker that is exactly what they were. I was waiting for you to mention than marvelous wine aroma something one never forgets. Congratulations on this most historical and engrossing exploration as if I were there with you. Thank you for allowing us to explore with you. Much love from a dedicated fan!
That was such a fun explore guys!! I loved the table and chair you put together, that was cute. You two have fun together. I dont know if I seen so many bottles on any other explore, that seemed to be the most! You do make us feel like wevare right there with you. Thats a big compliment. This Grandma loves you a lot. Thank you guys 😘😘
This villa, should be saved it's so rich in traditional Portuguese style and could be salvaged and restored!!!thank you guys for your channel and all it's content!!!
Sad to see this country once so rich and now ending in shambles
This one I would really love to bring back to life, and also the grounds. This place should be a museum dedicated to this family.
We keep saying what a great team you guys make, but it's true. I so very much enjoy having these adventures with you. Thank you for taking us along.
This couple moved to the United States and lived in Massachusetts. He has passed away. He served in the military for 40 years. My ex husband and his family immigrated from Portugal around the same time. Nothing really sinister about this family leaving. A lot of Portuguese families had to leave everything behind like this family did. 😊
Had to leave? Running from the law?
@ no not at all! Times were tough from what I understand and families moved to the states for better opportunities is all.
J'ai aimé votre vidéo qui était très intéressante, merci beaucoup pour la partage 👍👍♥️♥️♥️
The concrete with an odd liquid is olive oil guys..olive oil has been produced in Portugal for thousands of years..
Ah thanks! Makes sense. I thought it was some sort of oil.
Okay, under the bottles..hidden?! HOW'S THA5 MAKES SENSE!!
Yep! Olive oil
The white bucket in the masters bedroom is Arinola. That's how we called it in Philippines. We used it during night specifically for oldies.
The lace black scarf went over the widow ladies face during mourning. Good exploration y'all....
Olá.... assisti a este vídeo com um misto de nostalgia e carinho.
Sou portuguesa, da região do Minho, agora com 80 anos.... identifiquei muitas coisas que também fazem parte das minhas memórias... aquela correntezinha pendurada na parede do quarto servia para suspender o sabonete em forma de bola que tinha um buraco por onde passava a parte final da corrente. Era suposto ter o lavatório por baixo, encostado à parede..
Obrigada pela partilha. Bom trabalho.
What a beautiful place, so many family memories and precious vintage items forever abandoned! The military outfit looks really impressive !
Thank you,guys,for this interesting exploration!!! Stay safe and wise!
Love this! The families' lives and what happened are just as interesting ❤
Thank you so much for sharimg this interesting exploration. I greatly enjoyed it, especially unfolding the picnic-table and chairs, hidden in it and the small thing you put on your head to put a water pot on it to carry to the well.
This was more like detecting how life used to be those days, it ws do vivid.
Beautiful tour, thank you both so much. It makes me sad to know the family didnt save their memories and the house. Love you guys from Texas, USA
I have watched many abandoned house videos and Bros of Decays is the best. Kudos to Leslie and Danny. ❤
Thank you guys, an awesome explore. Such interesting history, love how you show all the small intricate details and tell the story. Wonderful job 😊
As per usual, another fantastic find. This one is especially good, maybe because of the length of the abandonment.
I wonder if there are any long time abandon places like this in Australia.
Keep up the good work guys and I shall continue to watch.
Thanks and,
Cheers from Down under.
Great Video guys. Danny is very knowledgeable You both have your expertise facts. Thank You. BE SAFE.❤😊
Hello to Leslie and Danny from Spokane Washington State USA. I always am happy when you travel through Portugal. We were stationed on the island of Terceira in the Azores for three years. Beautiful island and beautiful culture. Safe travels.
Saludos desde Venezuela. Otro video q me gusto . Los felicito trabajan con mucho respeto y profesionalismo. Me encanta
Thank you for a wonderful presentation. It makes me so sad to see what Americans do to our historical buildings. 😢
Sad to see what Americans do to everything they touch including their own people.
The buttons on the coat are the caduceus, a symbol of medicine. I really enjoy your videos, they are romantic, charming, and informative. So much rich history that cannot be forgotten; thank you for presenting them for our enlightenment and enjoyment.
I want to go on an adventure with you two...
I really like ancient and abandoned places..
greetings from Indonesia😊
The toys look like they are from the 1960's. The children would be in their 60's now. Why wouldn't the children come back to salvage the antiques? Were the memories just too painful? Do they live far away now and it's too expensive to ship the bigger items? This was very interesting. I've never seen how people lived in Portugal. Thank you guys!
I always love to see you guys together ❤
I wish there was. Vietnamese on each of your videos because i really enjoy watching them. Thank you
Someone please save this historical landmark! Thank you for bringing this to everyone's attention! Just imagine how that wine tasted!
@31:34...That uniform isn't upside down, it's inside out. Lol! You guys crack me up! 😅😅
What a interesting house! Many beautiful things left, i really loved the childrens toys. Good work guys 😊
This old building is incredible!!!Great explore and thank you for the video ❤
This ws a super interesting, historical exploration guys! Just want to say thanks and let you know your work is greatly appreciated 😊👍👍🙏you
Krásné video i místo byl to určitě krásný dům,opatrujte se pozdrav z Česka Jana 🇨🇿❤😊
Guys this video was amazing full of stuff I never seen before 🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏼
Olá Danny, sou brasileira e temos influência portuguesa, o ojeto que você colocou na cabeça para dar explicao foi muito usado no Nordeste brasileiro e chamamos de rudia. Vocês formam uma dupla perfeita❤❤. Viajo nos vídeos.
@46:05...That picnic set was so cool!!! Loved seeing how they did that back then!
The big coffers were to keep meat, and sausages, inside lard. In spanish and portuguese we called it FRITO, fried a little, and inside lard, to keep it for all the year. I guess they were a very important family. Greetings fron Spain.
Hello Lesley and Danny! Wow😮 the house is amazing time capsule. I am love the old carved furniture. Really incredible founding ❤😊🤗💋💋🤗
That round you put on head, was used to put boxes or buckets on head and woman walk without needed hands to hold . I'm from a small fishing beach in Portugal and my grandmother had a lot of them to transport the buckets with fish.
I used also and is hard😅.
I love to see your channel.
I live in Luxembourg and I saw you made one house here also.
Keep going you're both amazing👏
Me encantan tus explicaciones !! Excelentes videos !!
Gracias por ponerlo en español !!
The white crock with lid and insert is a chiller, my grandmother had one similar to the one you showed.
Basically there is a plug that goes in the side you put cold water in it and chill the inner chamber for wines.
What's so sad is all that will deteriorate and so much of history will be forever gone!
😥😢😭
Thanks for this exploration in this country. They did have a large family. I would love to see all the old toys. The family had quite a big wine business and lived modestly. You 2 be safe and can hardly wait for the next one.
I'm so delighted that you used my favorite piano composition " Gnossienne no.1", Erik Satie. Thank you. 🥀❤️
Great job guys - we love you!
You guys make the absolute best videos, you are my number one favorite creator on TH-cam. I have to tell you, when a piece of clothing is inside out, that’s not upside down lol… It’s just inside out, but yeah, I can understand why she did that because it would keep the outer part of the dressfrom getting dust and such while it hangs in the closet. But I had to laugh when you said it was upside down, and that prompted me to leave a comment.😂😂😂😂
Love watching your videos. You and Danny made laugh with that table and benches up in the attic. You are the best!!
The wooden clothes hanger is really cool. Love it ❤
Thanks awesome house I enjoyed watching
Could that liquid in the stone vats be olive oil?
A wonderful location and a great movie! BR Roland
Danny made some great contributions to the video. Thanks
Danny is a handy guy and Lesley is the curious one. I just loved this house.
again another amazing find. Thank you
Bravo..I really enjoyed your finds and comments. ❤
Muito misterios nessa casa antiga legal de ve parabéns pelo seu trabalho ❤❤
The windows above the doors are called transoms.
I love all the old furniture. They built it back then to last. Not like today
The grate to wine under the grape pressing area wasawsome to see thanks for sharing😂
Uniformjacke mit Kordel scheint eine Schützenschnur zu sein ? Das gab und gibt es bei jeder Armee früher und heute
Hatte in mein Wehrdienst bei der NVA auch eine
Interessantes Gebäude 👍👍👍
Greetings from Brandenburg 🇩🇪
What do you mean “shooting” cord?
@@joyryan2574Wenn Du ein guter Schütze warst mit Maschinenpistole bekommst Du das als Auszeichnung
a large wine warehouse🍷, a traditional Portuguese 🇵🇹villa.
You are a good team, I hope you can explore many more interesting lost places🏠🏡🏤⛩️
Het is zo leuk om al die gebouwen met jullie samen te bekijken , dank jullie ,altijd leuk om jullie verhalen te horen !!💋💋💋💋
Hola chicos q gran mansión cuantas cosas d valor tiene una pena q se abandone hay trabajaron mucho para yegar aquí los muebles son muy bonitos y antiguos loque me gusta esque no lo an bandalizado con esas pinturas y q lo rompen todo me alegro q esté todo tarcual lo dejaron muchas gracias por este vídeo y por buestro esfuerzo Me gustaría q loque cuentas se Traduciera al español una pena q no entiendo loque dices
I must agree Lesley it is do good to. Explore these old beautiful houses castles from. Australia 🇦🇺
Hey dear Lesley, that was so very enjoyable to watch you exploring this huge Portuguese farmhouse. There were so many interesting and unique items visible throughout the whole place. The attic part of your explore was so especially fascinating with these many antique items you found up there. I loved watching your presentation together with Danny of that portable table with the folded seats. - It was unbelievably exciting to follow you in mind through a lot of these still very well preserved really time capsule like rooms. Some had so beautiful furniture with very decorative wood carvings. - I also nearly screamed, when Lesley tested that greasy substance from a chest in the cellar! 😮
It was also a great pleasure to see Danny occasionally and to listen to his interesting explanations. Additionally I have to say once more, how excellent his camerawork is! Respect! And - I love his choice of the beautiful background music! - I can also only agree to your statement, dear Lesley, that a place like that should be preserved because of the historical value it represents. - The connection to the German war history, the former owner had, was also something quite misterious, as you pointed out, when showing old uniform pieces. - A wonderful and very fascinating explore, which I enjoyed rewatching a second time, dear bro!
Take care, stay safe, peace and kindest regards.
When you were in the secret wine cellar, and Danny dropped a piece of wood into that hole that fell down into a deep well filled with water. I was terrified, I would have run screaming out of space.
In thinking about why these historical homes are left with the families belongings for decades I personally wouldn’t do that. I love history and mementos of family and I would not leave those things but my son however would just throw in a match and walk away because he is definitely not interested in anything old.
Darn it…just got here at the very end. Guess I’m on rewatch. Love you guys and what you do. Huge respect.
Thank u very relaxing ❤😊
In the beginning of video you showed vaults that you thought was butter. It was to make cheese. My father in law had some. He was Greek.
Que hermoso todo , chicos su trabajo de investigación urbana es la mejor , me transportan en el tiempo , el valor de cada lugar y su historia , gracias a ustedes pude ver un palacio de una familia de apellido Pimentel, fue una familia adinerada y el lugar donde vivieron es increíble, mi nombre es Angélica Pimentel, senti una conexión tan linda , gracias chicos por el trabajo tan maravilloso que hacen ,lo educados cuidadosos y respetuosos que son , se valora , algún día iré a visitar Portugal de donde viene mi apellido , mis raíces, no se , será maravilloso para mí ,mientras disfruto de ver y conocer con ustedes lugares tan impresionante como este y muchos más , gracias chicos , les envío un abrazo muy afectuoso desde Chile 🇨🇱
También me hacen reír con sus momentos divertidos ☺️
Que local fantástico, cheio de história. Não o deixem ser vandalizado,há aí peças únicas. Reportem à Câmara da região, de modo a ser feito um levantamento e recolha dos objetos. Keep up the good work and be safe!
¡Que lugar tan Fantástico! Acá le llaman batea (min. 10:25) y todavia las venden de cemento o de granito.
Very interesting
Hey Bros Of Decay,,. This you and friends this video its very good and everything this feelings old house its wondeful,, memories too. Big thanks this and ,,Byee👋🏛🏞🍃🌸👋〰️〰️
Hello Leslie from Nashville Tennessee !! It’s been awhile I’ve been dealing with a death in my family that’s affected me tremendously but I’m back now catching up on all the videos I’ve missed !!!!
In the name of Jesus Christ may you receive healing, strength, hope and salvation in his name.
Deus conforte o seu coração com a esperança da ressurreição. ❤
Amen @@angelous7774
@Jaquameerida7
Amen
Sorry for your loss 🙏
I’m excited
I have 2 nightstands too Danny, its just normal to me because it's more symmetrical 😊👍👍
From PH i really dont miss any of your videos guys..as if im travelling around the world..seeing these wonderful places ..
The uniform with the double helix snakes buttons may have been a medical officers uniform
Please do a documentary about Dannys grandmother
Hello Danny and Leslie,you video is entertaining as always and for me as a german are the german relicts you found very interesting,as the western germany toy for example.
Watching all the way from Guam USA! 🇬🇺 🇺🇸
Cc encore une belle découverte
In Australia we call those old toilets "Drop Boxes"!!!!
Saludos desde Argentina🇦🇷
Спасибо за видео!❤
最初のBGMは日本🇯🇵の国歌です。ありがとうございます❤
これからも期待してます。
全ての動画に日本語字幕を
付けてくださると嬉しいです♪
Hi Lesley & Danny, 😊 In Portugal a 40 Year Abandoned Wine Mansion!!
Usually Lesley You Do All the Narrating , but Danny Really Helped a Lot This Time & Filming Too!!🤩
Winery Room was Awesome!! @ 26:07 I Love the Unique Fireplace Design!!
I Never Heard of a Mattress ( Servant`s ) Made of Cork Shavings!!
8 Beds & 1 Crib, Plus All the Beautiful Furniture!! The Attic had Lots of Interesting Stuff!!
@43:46 Love the Wood Suitcase, That Turned Into a Table & had Little Bench Seats, I Have a Metal Suitcase That
Opened to a Table & 2 Benches!! I Love the 1 Beautiful Chandelier!!
@ 49:30 That is A Lot of Light Bulbs, In USA They Stopped Selling Them, Have a Different Kind, I Don`t Like!!
@ 56:21 the Jacket You Show MP, in USA My Brother When He Was 16 Yrs Old Went to R.O.T.C. ...
Reserve Officers Training Club!!
Lesley - You Are Correct...Here In USA 1 Night Stand for 1 Child or 1 Adult !!✔
Thanks Guys for Sharing This Video!! 😍 Take Care & Have a Safe Trip to Your Next Journey!!😎❤
Have a Wonderful Evening!! ❤ Love You Both, Barb from Central Illinois USA❣
I think the “MP” stands for Military Police….
32:50 is called a chamber pot. A bed pan is used for people too sick or frail to get out of bed to do their business.
Love you guys
흥미진진한 집이네요
Waiting to watch
I would bet the water filter still works awesome.
I see the number 92 on the phone book, so it must have been abandoned much later than 1980, probably early '90s.
Good video 😀
59:05 it’s a mantilla which was (and sometimes still is) worn to church for a woman’s head covering. Used to be required in the Catholic Church, but nowadays is optional and used mostly by traditional leaning Catholics.
At minute 19:35, the tool that ladies wore on top of their heads is called "rodilha" (portuguese name).