It is nice to see Jordie out with you again on this one. For a lot of old farms, the fewer rooms, the easier it was to heat, especially as most of the heat came from the wood stove. Pommes de Terre means apples of the earth, and refers to potatoes, the box contained puréed potatoes in a dry form to which you added water and cooked for mashed potatoes, or potato soup. I grew up on a self sufficiency farm with an orchard for its cash crop. That house too was small, and heated by the wood stove in its centre. We had an outhouse when I was young, and remember how excited we were to get a modern inside bathroom. Thanks for showing us this home and farm, it was lovely.🖤🇨🇦
@@shirleysmith635 it was a wonderful childhood, filled with animals that I loved, things to learn, and magical places in our forest. I wish every child could have that for at least some part of their lives.🖤🇨🇦
This is an incredible farming family. 200 years of living from this small community. This was once a thriving place. So sad that there is no one to move this beautiful farm another 200 years into the future. Thank you Lesley, Geordi, and ladies for this documentary. ❤
This little farm house almost made me cry. We never know how our lives will end up, or how the illness of a spouse or child will affect the way we are living. We could have a beautiful life and then be attacked by a disease and it could toss us into a hell that we never expected. Thank you for sharimg this story. May you have all the best in life, Leslie. 😘💕💗 God bless.🙏
What a sweet place. It looks like the family had a happy life here, but the one thing that’s going to happen to everyone of us is we will pass on. But I love watching how you bring them back and give us a peck inside their life’s….♥️🌸♥️🌸♥️
Cozy little home . The fireplace was so nice in the out building. Beautifully done, Lesley! Very sad story. Great to see your brother in this video. Keep up the amazing work!
That's a pretty interesting time capsule with its beautiful yet sad life story! Thank you for sharing it! So nice to watch a video of you exploring together ,guys!
Thank you Lesley! Happy to see Jordie back with you! You have the most wonderful voice and I can’t get enough of you. You really need to make more Wandering Mind videos! I absolutely adore the two you posted. Stay safe. Much love to you sweet boy! ♥️🥰🇺🇸
Hey Bros! Congratulations on your explorer's heart! You brought life to this abandoned property and this is very important to stay in our memories and for future generations. Good luck always to you!!!🥰🇧🇷
Wonderful farm explore. I would think the concrete block shed (22.40) would have been for chickens; the 2 poles against the wall with 2 more connecting them would be for roosting. The outhouse location is a mystery. Thank you for another delightful video.
Heyy Lesley, Bros of Decay, Wow, that was such a nice surprise to see you at last once again together with your lovely brother Jordy exploring that abandoned farmhouse somewhere in France! - So at last the Bros of Decay are for once complete! How wonderful! That was indeed a very special farmhouse, you were able to explore. Inside everything was really looking like a time capsule, - frozen in a certain moment in time! - Also the background story was kinda sad to listen, - heartbreaking! - I loved once more your beautifully and very poetically formulated introduction. - Wonderful drone shots too! - Jordys cameraskills are everytime so awesome to see. - This box in a cupboard with "Veloute poireaux" "pommes de terre"= meaning: "Soft, creamy leek and potatoe" was a soup with potatoe flakes, where you only have to add boiling water - and stir - and ready is the soup! - I really love your short conversations with Jordy, where he also is pointing out interesting details. You both are such a dream Urbex team!! The main living room and the bedrooms are still looking so warm and cozy. - Nowadays you usually don't receive the X-rays home, because they remain in the computer-systems of your house doctor, - at least how I myself experienced it. - The whole place with the grounds was so beautiful to see, somehow a very peaceful location. - Thank you, dear Bros of Decay, for taking us on tour through that place. - Stay safe, much love and blessings! - Take care and enjoy your wonderful trip with Maureno! - Peace and kindest regard.
Thank you for sharing it's quite enjoyable to watch how much respect you have for these places even for spider webs. I love the country side it's so green I live in the 🇺🇸 American southwest it's mostly brown I'm a tumble weed blowing in the wind the only time we see water is when we water our plants. 😊
The audio is SO MUCH BETTER!!!👍 Usually I have to turn the tv volume up really loud to hear your voice because the music is too loud. Glad to hear you got your decibel levels mastered 💖
Questa piccola casa è una bonboniera piena di amore che il tempo ha fermato come un'istantanea. I giorni passano e la natura si riprende il suo spazio. Le strutture accanto alla piccola dolce casa forse erano usate perché c'era molto lavoro. Grazie ragazzi x questo viaggio in un sogno passato . Siete sempre fantastici nel trasmettere emozioni.
Fin da quando ero bambina , ho sempre amato le case e i luoghi fermi nel tempo , ognuno con la sua storia. E sono felicissima di vedere che siamo in tantissimi con la stessa passione. Grazie ragazzi a tutti voi .
Que saudades dos seus vídeos fas tempo que não te acompanho quantas roupas deve ter confeccionado nesta SINGER muito triste o abandono da casa ,boa noite DEUS ABENÇOE VOCÊ E SARAH
And as usual, I feel a furious desire to come and do a major cleaning in order to restore this residence to its former beauty... Hi everybody !!! A real pleasure to follow you again, today...
You must not be afraid of spiders lol. Love all the China and dishes. You do a wonderful job of filming. Love your accent. You speak great English 👍 😀💜
Everything about this video was just wonderful. I can imagine how beautiful this quaint beautiful home once was. Walking into the home is like walking into a time capsule. It's so sad that the wife didn't have anyone to leave her home to. Another great find! Stay safe healthy and blessed...see you on your next adventure!
Loved seeing how the French live!!! Gorgeous property!!! Nice little homestead! Lovely lifestyle for their era! Sad that the useable items can’t be reused! Thank you Leslie For sharing this wonderful adventure with us! I’m glad to see you exploring with Jordy & the ladies! I love your beautiful videos👍🙏❤️
Such a cute little cozy cottage. I'd be happy living here, so beautiful. Sad that no one is left to take care of the property or take over this property. Loved it..
I love your explorations, every new adventure brings us to a different life of a forgotten family lost in time. But you bring them back to life for us and we thank you for all your efforts,it's very much appreciated.
I've just started Lesley so haven't seen all your houses from way back have alot to go through will take me awhile just found you this month march 2022 so have to look at alot places some at a time ones really love keep love your wauw
I love to think about how fancy that dining room was to them. With the gorgeous wallpaper and side table with the mirror and the carved tall chest with the fancy glasses and drawers - lovely.. It must have been a very cozy but difficult lovely life. I'm glad she had adventures, too. And I love all the Smoke on the walls in the kitchen from that original giant fireplace.
Hi Lesley and jordi. Beautiful French farm house. What a sad story. It’s sad just abandoned and decaying and left nature taking over. Great video. Stay safe❤️👍😍👏🔥
Very sad story its obvious that one had lung cancer and died thats why the child didn't feel they could come back to the place with sad memories attached to the house great video guys .
Pomme de terre is potato. It may have been for soups or for mash potato that package. Outside toilet were common, with chamber pots for the night time which were cleaned in the morning, if not then you took the flashlight or candle or manoeuvre in the dark and went to the outside toilet. It became illegal in the late 1950ies/1960ies for any French old house not to have running water with a toilet and a bathroom in the house, fine or prison was available. Access to construction permit was made easier as a result for a decade or more. The stove in the farm house was on all year round, farmers and the staff worked hard, were up early, as soon as the first light of day arrived in the summer, winter they mostly worked with flash lights, candles, wire hanging around, with fancy torches tanging from beams, it was dangerous and tiring work which required a lot of energy, so the farmer started with break fast, mid morning he would come back in and have his coffee or tea or porridge, or even soup and bread. If staffed then everybody sat at the table. This all year round. I entered a Scottish farm as a nurse in 1992 to nurse a hear problem, and saw the same arrangements as in France. So stuff were left on the stove and you just helped yourself. There was always something available for visitors, any visitors wanted or surprised ones. The role of the mistress of the household was to make sure the children were looked after, the stove was cleaned and up running, she was the first up, and he had to wait till she was ready with stove and coffee, she made sure her husband and anyone working on the farm were looked after, fed and watered. They for most could do some level of first aid, until a doctor could arrive or an ambulance called in if that was necessary( I have seen so many severed fingers, people kicked by bull or horse, or accidents while cleaning the gun). When the man of the house came in worn out, and all dusty/dirty, if his wife had visitors she would have had to get out the way, that meant a little boudoir, a little room to herself, hence the table in the bedroom, farmers can be gruff at the best of time, but they washed at the kitchen sink like the miners in Scotland did stripped to the waist down or the portable bath tub came out and you have had a naked man in the kitchen- so everyone got out the way for a few hours. But they work so so hard, one can understand. The kitchen was the centre of the house, doors opened all year round to the weather, the woman would have been responsible for the smaller beats*- it seems they kept birds like chicken as one the out houses has a low ceiling, she milked the cows or goats, made the cheeses, butter or/and yoghurts, cream, tended the "potager" where all vegetables are grown, would have had to managed and staff harvest time, managed the huge party at the end of harvest, learn to fire a gun and shoot( rats mostly and could take part in the hunting season), clean the thing too. many a French farm have I worked into and well into the 1980ies there was no TV, too worn out to bother, we talked, did story telling, played music, did arts and crafts and there was always something to mend and off to bed for the day after. By 3 years old I had learnt to make cheese and butter, 4 to shoot using a catapult and sling shot, I was about 8 when I used a gun and shot anything as I was a very nervous girl around fire arms. 12 when I did a full first aid course and deal with fires, courses in my days were with the local fire station, who took themselves around the local schools, because farming was everywhere. regardless where you go in the world the farmers are amazing, really under appreciated, they feed the country regardless of who we are. *Animal care such as horses and cows would be shared.
It’s crazy how much has decayed in just 8 years. Goes to show nature returns and just takes over and life goes on in some way. Just in an exchange of energy. It’s bitter sweet but strangely beautiful
What a quaint little farmhouse. It was very interesting to see how they lived. It was sure nice to see Jordi out with you this time. Thank you Leslie well done!💜🤟🏻😎🍀🇺🇸
А я думаю, эти молодые люди рассказывают и показывают заброшенные замки, а другие приезжают всё вывозят, реставрируют и продают. Не возможно оставить эти артефакты разрушаться и гнить. Если это так, то они спасают эту красоту и можно не переживать, что это никому не нужно!
Beautiful countryside. I like natural decay with all those spider webs. Ivy on the bed, like in a fairy tale. What about attic? There is an attic window. Thank you for sharing. 💇♂️😉🤷♀️🙋♀️
Thank you for another exciting exploration and some wonderful history as well. They certainly were a close, loving family. Glad she got to get out and traveled some at the end of her times. She really did live a lonley life for awhile am sure after losing her husband and son, Most have been a comfortable and warm home and just owning a home was so very special in those days!
So nice that no matter how old and messy those houses you guys explored you never tried to encounter snakes..unlike here in Philippines once you enter an abandoned place expect snakes and rats..keep safe guys☺
So very beautiful tiny place and it's sad to know that it's just sitting there empty when somebody else could live in it and maybe farm too before it goes to trash.
Questions : 1.Do you need permission to enter these abandon Homes and castles? 2. Can anyone go into these abandon places and take what the want? 3. Can you take want you want? 4. Who pays the property taxes? Can't believe these Homes can just sit and crumble. I live in the 🇺🇸 USA. Love what you share. And yes, if those walls could talk. 👂👂👂
My thoughts exactly Jane,l cannot believe that people can just walk through places & ( take anything they wish)????? I live in Australia & this just doesn’t happen to once lovely homes.
The workshop also appears to have been a previous residence, for the large families you mentioned, so as they got older and married, more living spaces
Loved this, so sad to see this home abandoned. Pity about the hole in your lovely T shirt, bloody vines lol. Love your videos. Keep up the fantastic work.
Hi Lesley & Jordy, your adventure is truly sad for the wife to lose her husband & then their son! So she traveled to try to forget her sadness & I think that is the reason why she never went back...to many memories of losing her husband & son! Those are cobwebs on the ceiling, but the ones by the windows if they have a circle tunnel it goes for the spider to hide. Ok the invitation was 1996 & the calendar was 2014 = 18 yrs difference! Maybe her husband or son had the cancer? That was such a cute French house! Such a big amount of land they had. If the toilet was in there, it would be a board with a hole & called a Outhouse! They still have in 2021 Outhouses in the villages of Moldova where houses are, yes they walk in the rain or snow but get little of snow, yes have spiderwebs there summertime... that you remove webs with stick, wow right !! I know this is true since I have a girlfriend who lives in a one room apartment that has toilets inside, but has 2 aunts & uncle who live in the villages! Thank you for another amazing adventure, God Bless & Stay Safe!!
Wall paper on the ceiling. Years ago when they first started to do plastering that plaster didn't hold well on the ceiling so they put wallpaper over it to finish it.
Hola amores alegre de ver el pasado con ustedes , pero No estan los subtitulos en Español 😮😮 Porque unos Si y otros No Bueno Saludos abrazos de CHILE 🇨🇱🇨🇱🙏🙏 PORFABOR EN ESPAÑOL LOS SUBTITULOS 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💚😷😷
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It is nice to see Jordie out with you again on this one. For a lot of old farms, the fewer rooms, the easier it was to heat, especially as most of the heat came from the wood stove. Pommes de Terre means apples of the earth, and refers to potatoes, the box contained puréed potatoes in a dry form to which you added water and cooked for mashed potatoes, or potato soup. I grew up on a self sufficiency farm with an orchard for its cash crop. That house too was small, and heated by the wood stove in its centre. We had an outhouse when I was young, and remember how excited we were to get a modern inside bathroom. Thanks for showing us this home and farm, it was lovely.🖤🇨🇦
I bet it was fun growing up on a farm with all the open space lucky you.
@@shirleysmith635 it was a wonderful childhood, filled with animals that I loved, things to learn, and magical places in our forest. I wish every child could have that for at least some part of their lives.🖤🇨🇦
antique heaven
U are very brave ilike looki ng the farm house u and your brother are handsome
Thank you, for sharing too!
Its,sad that these beautiful homes were abandoned.
This is an incredible farming family. 200 years of living from this small community. This was once a thriving place. So sad that there is no one to move this beautiful farm another 200 years into the future. Thank you Lesley, Geordi, and ladies for this documentary. ❤
Cute little farm house. Those X-rays show fluid on the lungs aka pneumonia. Great vid and sad story. Thanks guys ❤
This little farm house almost made me cry. We never know how our lives will end up, or how the illness of a spouse or child will affect the way we are living. We could have a beautiful life and then be attacked by a disease and it could toss us into a hell that we never expected. Thank you for sharimg this story. May you have all the best in life, Leslie. 😘💕💗 God bless.🙏
What a sweet place. It looks like the family had a happy life here, but the one thing that’s going to happen to everyone of us is we will pass on. But I love watching how you bring them back and give us a peck inside their life’s….♥️🌸♥️🌸♥️
Cozy little home . The fireplace was so nice in the out building. Beautifully done, Lesley! Very sad story. Great to see your brother in this video. Keep up the amazing work!
They had their current calendar hanging up over the new one. They never got to use the 2014 calendar.
Smaller home but the man had a heated winter workshop also, like part of the house. Lots of buildings, and so beautiful.
It’s a very beautiful building!
Loved seeing you both again. Thank you 😊 I enjoyed being with you on your adventure.
That's a pretty interesting time capsule with its beautiful yet sad life story! Thank you for sharing it! So nice to watch a video of you exploring together ,guys!
Thank you Lesley! Happy to see Jordie back with you! You have the most wonderful voice and I can’t get enough of you. You really need to make more Wandering Mind videos! I absolutely adore the two you posted. Stay safe. Much love to you sweet boy! ♥️🥰🇺🇸
Hey Leslie, I look forward to ur videos every weekend, these old homes are so beautiful, keep up the great content!!!
I agree 👍
@@shirleysmith635 me too
Hey Bros! Congratulations on your explorer's heart! You brought life to this abandoned property and this is very important to stay in our memories and for future generations. Good luck always to you!!!🥰🇧🇷
I always love watching your videos Mr. Lesley. Take care always to your adventures @ exploring. 😘😍👌❤️
Wonderful farm explore. I would think the concrete block shed (22.40) would have been for chickens; the 2 poles against the wall with 2 more connecting them would be for roosting. The outhouse location is a mystery. Thank you for another delightful video.
Now thats a tiny time capsule u found there mate
Glad to see Jordy and your crew along. Always enjoy seeing how people have enjoyed and lived their lives at their hearth and home. Thank you.
You won me over with the respect and care you take when you explore. Thank you for that.
Love these little views of farms tears that are so quickly disappearing.
Fascinating, very interesting. Thank you very much for the lovely work on these videos.
Heyy Lesley, Bros of Decay, Wow, that was such a nice surprise to see you at last once again together with your lovely brother Jordy
exploring that abandoned farmhouse somewhere in France! - So at last the Bros of Decay are for once complete! How wonderful!
That was indeed a very special farmhouse, you were able to explore. Inside everything was really looking like a time capsule, - frozen
in a certain moment in time! - Also the background story was kinda sad to listen, - heartbreaking! - I loved once more your
beautifully and very poetically formulated introduction. - Wonderful drone shots too! - Jordys cameraskills are everytime so
awesome to see. - This box in a cupboard with "Veloute poireaux" "pommes de terre"= meaning: "Soft, creamy leek and potatoe"
was a soup with potatoe flakes, where you only have to add boiling water - and stir - and ready is the soup! - I really love your
short conversations with Jordy, where he also is pointing out interesting details. You both are such a dream Urbex team!!
The main living room and the bedrooms are still looking so warm and cozy. - Nowadays you usually don't receive the X-rays
home, because they remain in the computer-systems of your house doctor, - at least how I myself experienced it. - The whole
place with the grounds was so beautiful to see, somehow a very peaceful location. - Thank you, dear Bros of Decay, for taking
us on tour through that place. -
Stay safe, much love and blessings! - Take care and enjoy your wonderful trip with Maureno! - Peace and kindest regard.
I love how your eyes and your camera lenses focus on the natural beauty of decay like webs on window ❣️🙏
Thank you for sharing it's quite enjoyable to watch how much respect you have for these places even for spider webs. I love the country side it's so green I live in the 🇺🇸 American southwest it's mostly brown I'm a tumble weed blowing in the wind the only time we see water is when we water our plants. 😊
The audio is SO MUCH BETTER!!!👍 Usually I have to turn the tv volume up really loud to hear your voice because the music is too loud. Glad to hear you got your decibel levels mastered 💖
I think the "spot" on the xrays is the heart. Lovely farm, I hope it stays respected not vandelised.
I liked the outside, the field. It looked kinda of peaceful.
Questa piccola casa è una bonboniera piena di amore che il tempo ha fermato come un'istantanea. I giorni passano e la natura si riprende il suo spazio. Le strutture accanto alla piccola dolce casa forse erano usate perché c'era molto lavoro. Grazie ragazzi x questo viaggio in un sogno passato . Siete sempre fantastici nel trasmettere emozioni.
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Fin da quando ero bambina , ho sempre amato le case e i luoghi fermi nel tempo , ognuno con la sua storia. E sono felicissima di vedere che siamo in tantissimi con la stessa passione. Grazie ragazzi a tutti voi .
Que saudades dos seus vídeos fas tempo que não te acompanho quantas roupas deve ter confeccionado nesta SINGER muito triste o abandono da casa ,boa noite DEUS ABENÇOE VOCÊ E SARAH
And as usual, I feel a furious desire to come and do a major cleaning in order to restore this residence to its former beauty... Hi everybody !!! A real pleasure to follow you again, today...
You must not be afraid of spiders lol. Love all the China and dishes. You do a wonderful job of filming. Love your accent. You speak great English 👍 😀💜
That machine is a potato harvester Great video Bros. Thank you
j'adore cette maison .. en fait cette grande pièce , cuisine, salle à manger et salon tout ensemble, c'est très moderne ...
Being French from America. It's very cool to see the way my past family lived
Thanks you see you soon
The random papers you pulled out of the side pocket of the suitcase was a pattern for sewing.
Everything about this video was just wonderful. I can imagine how beautiful this quaint beautiful home once was. Walking into the home is like walking into a time capsule. It's so sad that the wife didn't have anyone to leave her home to. Another great find! Stay safe healthy and blessed...see you on your next adventure!
The clay and straw is called Cob, and it was a very cheap but good building, insulation and structure.
Loved seeing how the French live!!! Gorgeous property!!! Nice little homestead! Lovely lifestyle for their era! Sad that the useable items can’t be reused! Thank you Leslie For sharing this wonderful adventure with us! I’m glad to see you exploring with Jordy & the ladies! I love your beautiful videos👍🙏❤️
The insulation in the barn is expanding foam, it's used in housing and barns
Such a cute little cozy cottage. I'd be happy living here, so beautiful. Sad that no one is left to take care of the property or take over this property. Loved it..
Just like that it's all over
We exist and then we don't
So sad adorable home no one there 💔 love the beautiful little home
Such a small and simple home. The farm is very interesting as well
I love your explorations, every new adventure brings us to a different life of a forgotten family lost in time. But you bring them back to life for us and we thank you for all your efforts,it's very much appreciated.
Que lástima que quienes no hablamos Inglés, no podamos saber de la historia que contó
LESLEY PLISS TRADUCCION AL ESPAÑOL
Me encantó la CAFETERA
منزل بسيط به شقاء وتعب سنين ❤❤شابوه لفريق العمل ❤
Nice video. Keep them coming. Till the next one stay safe. 🔥
Hi! Leslie finally Jordi is with u this time, have not seen him in a long time. Really enjoy your videos. 💋
I love seeing these videos about people and places that I’ll never get to see and experience otherwise.
I've just started Lesley so haven't seen all your houses from way back have alot to go through will take me awhile just found you this month march 2022 so have to look at alot places some at a time ones really love keep love your wauw
I always like it when you tell us where the china was made. Something I'm always curious about
I love to think about how fancy that dining room was to them. With the gorgeous wallpaper and side table with the mirror and the carved tall chest with the fancy glasses and drawers - lovely..
It must have been a very cozy but difficult lovely life. I'm glad she had adventures, too. And I love all the Smoke on the walls in the kitchen from that original giant fireplace.
I got my copy of “complete Urban Explorers Logbook” from Amazon. Perfect for exploring.
I always enjoy watching your videos. thanks for giving those tours of great old houses
Hi Lesley and jordi. Beautiful French farm house. What a sad story. It’s sad just abandoned and decaying and left nature taking over. Great video. Stay safe❤️👍😍👏🔥
Very sad story its obvious that one had lung cancer and died thats why the child didn't feel they could come back to the place with sad memories attached to the house great video guys .
Pomme de terre is potato. It may have been for soups or for mash potato that package.
Outside toilet were common, with chamber pots for the night time which were cleaned in the morning, if not then you took the flashlight or candle or manoeuvre in the dark and went to the outside toilet. It became illegal in the late 1950ies/1960ies for any French old house not to have running water with a toilet and a bathroom in the house, fine or prison was available. Access to construction permit was made easier as a result for a decade or more. The stove in the farm house was on all year round, farmers and the staff worked hard, were up early, as soon as the first light of day arrived in the summer, winter they mostly worked with flash lights, candles, wire hanging around, with fancy torches tanging from beams, it was dangerous and tiring work which required a lot of energy, so the farmer started with break fast, mid morning he would come back in and have his coffee or tea or porridge, or even soup and bread. If staffed then everybody sat at the table. This all year round. I entered a Scottish farm as a nurse in 1992 to nurse a hear problem, and saw the same arrangements as in France. So stuff were left on the stove and you just helped yourself. There was always something available for visitors, any visitors wanted or surprised ones. The role of the mistress of the household was to make sure the children were looked after, the stove was cleaned and up running, she was the first up, and he had to wait till she was ready with stove and coffee, she made sure her husband and anyone working on the farm were looked after, fed and watered. They for most could do some level of first aid, until a doctor could arrive or an ambulance called in if that was necessary( I have seen so many severed fingers, people kicked by bull or horse, or accidents while cleaning the gun). When the man of the house came in worn out, and all dusty/dirty, if his wife had visitors she would have had to get out the way, that meant a little boudoir, a little room to herself, hence the table in the bedroom, farmers can be gruff at the best of time, but they washed at the kitchen sink like the miners in Scotland did stripped to the waist down or the portable bath tub came out and you have had a naked man in the kitchen- so everyone got out the way for a few hours. But they work so so hard, one can understand. The kitchen was the centre of the house, doors opened all year round to the weather, the woman would have been responsible for the smaller beats*- it seems they kept birds like chicken as one the out houses has a low ceiling, she milked the cows or goats, made the cheeses, butter or/and yoghurts, cream, tended the "potager" where all vegetables are grown, would have had to managed and staff harvest time, managed the huge party at the end of harvest, learn to fire a gun and shoot( rats mostly and could take part in the hunting season), clean the thing too. many a French farm have I worked into and well into the 1980ies there was no TV, too worn out to bother, we talked, did story telling, played music, did arts and crafts and there was always something to mend and off to bed for the day after. By 3 years old I had learnt to make cheese and butter, 4 to shoot using a catapult and sling shot, I was about 8 when I used a gun and shot anything as I was a very nervous girl around fire arms. 12 when I did a full first aid course and deal with fires, courses in my days were with the local fire station, who took themselves around the local schools, because farming was everywhere. regardless where you go in the world the farmers are amazing, really under appreciated, they feed the country regardless of who we are. *Animal care such as horses and cows would be shared.
oh I love the sewing machine. Would love to have that to practice seamstress work.
It reminds me of a cozy little old European village. Beautiful !
It’s crazy how much has decayed in just 8 years. Goes to show nature returns and just takes over and life goes on in some way. Just in an exchange of energy. It’s bitter sweet but strangely beautiful
What a quaint little farmhouse. It was very interesting to see how they lived. It was sure nice to see Jordi out with you this time. Thank you Leslie well done!💜🤟🏻😎🍀🇺🇸
А я думаю, эти молодые люди рассказывают и показывают заброшенные замки, а другие приезжают всё вывозят, реставрируют и продают. Не возможно оставить эти артефакты разрушаться и гнить. Если это так, то они спасают эту красоту и можно не переживать, что это никому не нужно!
Beautiful countryside. I like natural
decay with all those spider webs. Ivy
on the bed, like in a fairy tale. What
about attic? There is an attic window.
Thank you for sharing. 💇♂️😉🤷♀️🙋♀️
She likely used the table in the bedroom, for sewing, quilts and laying out clothing patterns.
Thank you for another exciting exploration and some wonderful history as well. They certainly were a close, loving family. Glad she got to get out and traveled some at the end of her times. She really did live a lonley life for awhile am sure after losing her husband and son, Most have been a comfortable and warm home and just owning a home was so very special in those days!
I’m glad she travel versus giving up. Interesting farm. Kinda said nobody’s living there
So nice that no matter how old and messy those houses you guys explored you never tried to encounter snakes..unlike here in Philippines once you enter an abandoned place expect snakes and rats..keep safe guys☺
It is good to see on your video that everything little things left behind you open it like jewelry box etc.😊
Traveled the world but didn’t have an indoor bathroom. Odd.
Hi both lovely to see you togeather ,beautiful little home ,thank you Lesley great find as always much lv Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️✋
20-50 years from now...someone else will be watching my life story🥲
I hope she enjoyed traveling.
Thresher for splitting wheat from chaff
So very beautiful tiny place and it's sad to know that it's just sitting there empty when somebody else could live in it and maybe farm too before it goes to trash.
Questions :
1.Do you need permission to enter these abandon Homes and castles?
2. Can anyone go into these abandon places and take what the want?
3. Can you take want you want?
4. Who pays the property taxes?
Can't believe these Homes can just sit and crumble.
I live in the 🇺🇸 USA.
Love what you share.
And yes, if those walls could talk. 👂👂👂
My thoughts exactly Jane,l cannot believe that people can just walk through places & ( take anything they wish)?????
I live in Australia & this just doesn’t happen to once lovely homes.
They don`t take any thing out of the places they go in.
Wasn't a toilet, it was a chicken coop, it had roosts in the back, a place for the chickens to sleep.
The winter seems to be warm in my country....i have not noticed it ! 🙂 Looks like Normandie architecture. You're in Brooklyn at the end, no ?
Thank you Leslie 😊 awesome cottage ✌️
The workshop also appears to have been a previous residence, for the large families you mentioned, so as they got older and married, more living spaces
Maravilhosa exploração
Só faltou traduzir p o português
Pommes de terre means potatoes. Nice to see Jordy in the video again!😉
pommes de terre are potatoes ,it was aardappelpuree
Oui. The apple of the earth! : )
Thanks for another interesting tour.
Another great find. Be safe!
Very interesting place enjoyed it very much. Thank you Leslie
Awesome house sad her child pass away thanks
The small building that you thought was an outhouse was a chicken coup where they roosted on sticks at night.
There was no bathroom in house though??? Strange.
Loved this, so sad to see this home abandoned. Pity about the hole in your lovely T shirt, bloody vines lol. Love your videos. Keep up the fantastic work.
so sad rest in peace's guy his wife those 2 ladys look like new pic?? ty for showing this video
Always love your videos guys. Who's the girls?
Hi Lesley & Jordy, your adventure is truly sad for the wife to lose her husband & then their son! So she traveled to try to forget her sadness & I think that is the reason why she never went back...to many memories of losing her husband & son! Those are cobwebs on the ceiling, but the ones by the windows if they have a circle tunnel it goes for the spider to hide. Ok the invitation was 1996 & the calendar was 2014 = 18 yrs difference! Maybe her husband or son had the cancer? That was such a cute French house! Such a big amount of land they had. If the toilet was in there, it would be a board with a hole & called a Outhouse! They still have in 2021 Outhouses in the villages of Moldova where houses are, yes they walk in the rain or snow but get little of snow, yes have spiderwebs there summertime... that you remove webs with stick, wow right !! I know this is true since I have a girlfriend who lives in a one room apartment that has toilets inside, but has 2 aunts & uncle who live in the villages! Thank you for another amazing adventure, God Bless & Stay Safe!!
i love small houses too.
It was not uncommon to wallpaper the ceiling in Victorian times. I like this house.
That toilet might be a smoke house.
wouldent be the same without a ..singer machine being there ..
Thank you
Wall paper on the ceiling. Years ago when they first started to do plastering that plaster didn't hold well on the ceiling so they put wallpaper over it to finish it.
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Love your tee shirt. It would look great on me.